Target Stores

Our family comes here all the time. I like the grocery area.
I was looking for tennis shoes (black for work), but they didn’t have what I was
looking for.
Prices are a little high (like at all Targets), but the store is very neat and clean.
When lines are long, they send help ASAP

One of the staff members was very rude to me and my dad, she also made a racist comment with one of her coworkers about our race. She was being loud and obnoxious as well. She was very young but acted if she owned the place. Ridiculous attitude !

The location is pretty convenient, it has all the purchasable items a Target should have, and is rather large (the way most Targets are). However, the rudeness of the employees ruins this store.
On my first and final visit to this Target I brought a cart full of stuff to the dressing room to try on, and because it’s Target had to try things on 6 items at a time. The fitting room attendant was so miserable — complaining loudly to herself about how she didn’t want to be there, how she hated this job. At one point she got into an argument with another employee that walked by after asking the other employee to take over her shift so she could leave and having the other employee refuse. This went on for 30+ minutes. Every time I decided I wasn’t going to take an article of clothing I would politely ask where I should leave it, only to be barked at about how she «didn’t need this.» Geez, if you hate your job so much you should find a new one. Nobody is holding you hostage, forcing you to work at Target.
At one point I was told I couldn’t try on a pair of leggings because the employee didn’t want to have to refold and put them away once I didn’t want them. I also witnessed her tell other customers that they were out of things that were clearly in stock — assumedly because she didn’t want to help the customers find what they were looking for.
Experiences like this make me want to stop shopping at target altogether.

The only reason to go here is the location. It has your average Target line of merchandise, the store is some what clean, but the staff, oyvay! I have had more then one run in with a staff member who didn’t like their job. I understand it is retail, the hours aren’t good, the pay is not good, and as an associate you can put up with a lot of difficult customers. However that does not mean the attitude should extend to the customers who do not give grief.
There is one staffer in particular whom I have had the displeasure of interacting with. This cashier is loud, obnoxious, and always yells about how he is suppose to be on break as he tries to get customers to come to his register. One of the 3 times I dared get in his line, he loudly announced to anyone in ear shot the coupons one customer was using for her order. When he got to me he continued to yell. The second time he deliberately slowed down his line to a crawl, during a busy time. The third and last time I went to pay for my purchase, I placed the items on the belt, he flipped off his light and screamed,” I am suppose to be on break but I guess I can take you.” Normally when a cashier is about to go on break, they turn the light off BEFORE any other customers get in line and if someone shows up they politely explain they aren’t taking any one else into the line. Anyways, I went to another line and the front end manager came up and started asking what happened. I told her and she got mad at me claiming she told him to go on break and why would I get in his line… um because his light was still on and he made no indication other then yelling that he wasn’t taking anyone else into his line. So now I just avoid him like the plague, even when he goes trolling for people to cash out. That really says something when the other cashiers are busy and this guy says, «My register is open.» and all the regular customers don’t move.
Other things are minor like, the wrong price rings up so I say just take the item off the order but, cashier insist on bringing the line to a halt and having someone go check the price. I would rather leave the item then bother with the price check, no really it isn’t a big deal.
One last pet peeve, not knowing the store is running a promotion when the end cap display has been up for 3 weeks. So when a customer goes to check out with said promotion item, it takes a manager, who also doesn’t know about the end cap promotion, to go investigate; while you stand there and the cashier is giving you dirty look, like you’re trying to pull fast one. Of course the manager comes back confirms the promotion, then tries to claim the vendor must have sneaked in and placed the end cap on display. Ummm, no that is not how it works an outside vendor does not take up promotional floor space in a store without renting out that space, especially if it is an end cap. The deal and OK is given by corporate and all the managers are notified about the vendor coming to use the space they paid for, no vendor sneaks in and takes unpaid for promo space, that would get the vendor in some pretty hot water and could cause all their merchandise to be pulled from all the target stores; no vendor would risk that.
In conclusion, good location and decent store if you can withstand some of the staff quirks.

This location is not one of the best around but the plaza has a lot and is very convenient. Things are more disorganized here but they do a good job keeping it clean. Great sales here though. There’s always a better selection of clearance items too.

this store has a type of shopping carts for kids (max-​70 lbs) with 2 seats
this store is AWESOME

This is our go-​to place when we need to pick up a gift or something in a hurry. It’s usually pretty clean. Nothing too special here — it’s Target.
However, and this is what the 4^th star is for — I have to say that the past few times we’ve gone, Rashida has been our cashier at check-​out, and she is so sweet! Always smiling and in a good mood. Is it weird to review a cashier? I don’t know. All I know is that if she’s there — you’ll have a pleasant experience checking out!

I felt like it was less likely that I was going to get shot in the parking lot here than at Wal-​Mart.

The store is kept clean and they update their sale sections quickly!

We went to buy clothes from the Jason Wu collection. nothing left at 3 PM. My friend went to the Kingston and Wareham stores. nothing left. what a rip off. they never seem to have enough inventory of the designer lines.

Good Target as Targets go.
The move into a Super Walmart style store has hurt the selection as far as I’m concerned. If you check the end of the rows specials you’ll get some great deals. So big thumbs up.
Great food options close by and they fixed the problems with the exit entrance north on 290.

It’s a target nothing special. Staff a little slow to help you find something.

OK, I admit this wasn’t one of my brightest moves. Shopping the last weekend before Christmas. Unfortunately we needed a top for Ms O to where to the Christmas Concert at school. Perhaps I should have let Mrs B go by herself tomorrow.
Store was a disaster area. It looked like it had been hit by a tornado.
There was one employee with his hand held computer helping customers but otherwise there was no one with a red vest to be found anywhere but at the front checkout where only about half the registers were open causing long lines of not so happy customers. Not sure if that was poor scheduling by the manager or just poor planning in not hiring enough bodies for the holiday season. Either way, I’m glad that there’s nowhere I have to go shopping until AFTER December 25^th.

Target, or «Target» by some upper class clearly well versed in bad french, is your average standard run of the mill department store. Similar to Walmart, but without the overwhelming congregation of the sketchy and awkward people, I make trips as necessary gather supplies vital to my survival and sanity (food, sanitation, etc).
While clearly a step above Walmart, keep in mind that this is still a major department store in a major city. You’re going to have a few unsavory people no matter what. That said, the client base of this particular location tend not to be too bad, especially given its location. Stock of the store is similar to any other Target, as is the layout. Really not too much more you can say about it (they have soap and toilet paper, I mean, what else do you want?).
My qualms with this store are with the staff. On my last visit here, my cashier scanned at an average rate of about 1 item a minute. Maybe he was new, maybe he was just the managers slow nephew, not sure, but it took a good 10 minutes to do what’s normally done in 3. Previous visits, while not as bad, still not up to standards. Many of the employes seem to have been hired straight out of high school in the projects, and proceed to act that way. Not looking for an intelligent conversation, but being able to string together more then a handful or words without some slang would be great. One of the worst Target’s I’ve been to.