Target

The people that work at this target are so RUDE! They are always in a bad mood. They never have enough cashiers open and the workers get mad bc they have big lines. I love target but stay away from this location unless you like rude people

Let me just say, I LOVE TARGET! I live up the street and I probably go there every day. Target has everything. When I say everything, I MEAN EVERYTHING. The employees are so, so sweet. Me and my sister always socialize with a super kind, funny cashier, named shanice. She is such a good and hard working worker. I have been going to target since I was 2 and I have never had a bad time there. I’m just obsessed. They have such good quality furniture, prices are always so low, I would live there! So please if you haven’t, go to target! The one on peach tree is WONDERFUL

I was in need of assistance and walked the store for 15 minutes before seeing a single employee — other than the ONE cashier on the second floor. I finally found and employee and waited another 10 minutes for someone to come help me at the film department after being told they were on the way — and that associate said no more than three words to me.

Left my items at register because I had finally had enough. Store is disorganized and dirty. Staff was unprofessional will never go to this target again.

I love this store and visit many times, but if you don’t like a Target with 2 floors, the
chances are, you would really dislike an 8 floor Macy like in New York!

If I could afford to live in any of the luxurious high rise apartment complexes in the area where this Target is located I would. It’s in a beautiful section of Buckhead, within walking distance of the Phipps Plaza, Lenox Mall, and various upscale hotels and restaurants. There is a Staples and a Publix (among other stores) conveniently located in the large plaza where the Target is located. The surrounding neighborhood is so shiny and new looking that you’ll be tempted to take photos of the nearby high rises and office buildings so you can upload them to Facebook or Instagram. What a scenic location for an affordably priced store like Target!
The toughest Unilocal to write are the ones where you have very little to complain about. This is one of those occasions. I usually shop here about once a month and only on weekend mornings when it first opens, so things may be different in the middle of the day. But my shopping experiences here have only been less than enjoyable once; and that was one time when the ATM machine wasn’t working.
Walking into this Target is like stepping into the front doors of a museum. The floor is spotless and you can tell the items have been placed with care. Even the public restroom is clean. The shopping carts and small hand held carts are all available upon entrance. There are signs everywhere and even if you can’t find something the employees will assist you without making you feel like you’re interrupting whatever they’re doing. Since this Target has two stories, there is an escalator made specially for transporting your shopping carts to the next level. Convenience and good service: you can’t beat that.
Some stores change their layouts so often that it becomes hard to get used to where everything is. But this store rarely, if ever, does that. I’ve been shopping here long enough to know where everything is and since I prefer to shop when it first opens, it”s never too crowded.
Ok, the customers here… it must be said: There is a gym nearby and many of the shoppers stop by Target once they finish working out. Tanned, fit women who appear to have been teleported here from the sun and usually wearing workout tights, no less. But they’re classy looking and not sleazy (think Atlanta Falcon, or ex-​Falcon cheerleader types in their 20s — 40s). I’m just saying that to say that this Target is stocked with eye candy. But I digress.
I’m giving this Target 4 stars. The only reason I’m not giving it a 5 is because since I only shop there early in the morning, I cannot objectively say what it’s like in the middle of the day when it’s crowded or near closing time.

Love this particular location. I used to work down the street from them so I frequented them almost every week. It was also convenient because they share the same parking garage as the Urban Active LA Fitness on Peachtree Rd.
The store is always clean and tidy. Even the clearance section is neatly organized most times during the week. I always come here for a few specific items that not all Target stores carry and have been happy with them since. This location is pretty huge and is two floors.

I agree with Sarah H. this is a giant store, a Target + if you will. Easy in and out parking & they have just about anything you may want or need, even some items I couldn’t find at other Target locations. All of that is the positive, now the negative is the staff. The staff is scattered here and there throughout the store & if you need some help God help you because they are pissed off to the max that you stopped a conversation or made them actually have to work. And if a machine or register doesn’t work you have to hear how «they don’t pay me enough for this nonsense» or something a lot more colorful. I love Target but I don’t love the people that work in this Target.

This is a very large 2 story Target that is in the Buckhead area. Everytime I have been to this store they have had what I was looking for and are well stocked. Parking is plenty and is in a deck

It’s huge. Escalators. Parking garage. Very upscale neighborhood with lots of shopping malls nearby. Not my cup of tea, but some people like this sort of thing.

Target is Target. Kind of nondescript with a lack of service of any sort. I like this location because it is close to Phipps Plaza and the Lenox Mall, so if you needs to pick up something fast while at the mall, this is convenient. There is a small selection of produce here, but I don’t think the quality is very good. Store is relatively clean, huge, and you get to watch your cart go up the special cart escalator. Fun.

Unlike many of the existing reviews, I simply don’t love the two-​story (and escalator) aspect of this store simply because I find myself going up and down a couple times every visit. I know, not everybody is as scatterbrained as me, but for those who tend to remember items halfway through the shopping trip, you know what I mean! But, instead of just turning around and walking the city block’s worth distance back to the area I need, I have to take the trouble to load my cart onto an escalator, then wait for it to arrive and unload. Ain’t nobody got time for that… at least not several times per shopping trip.
On top of that, the store is not laid out quite the way I would expect it to be (even after a year of bi-​weekly visits, I still wonder in circles sometimes trying to find something), and some items are not in the section you’d expect. AND they don’t have the full range of products that most SuperTargets do.
That being said, this location is always clean and well-​kept, despite the steady stream of people coming and going, and the staff have always been very helpful. And its convenience in the area can’t be beat!

Dear management — please print this page and hand to your cashiers in orientation. Repeat daily.
«When we have a long line of customers, we open new lines to minimize their frustration and waiting time. There is a wrong way and a right way to do this.
Wrong way — stroll to farthest cash register from the long line of customers. Stare into distance and say glumly, «Next in line.» You just pissed off everyone in the line except the jerk in back who had only been waiting 10 seconds. Especially when 3 of your fellow colleagues repeat the same lame move.
Right way — walk up to the actual line. Make eye contact with the actual next person in line and say «ma’am/sir, I can take you now on line 3.» Smile brightly like you mean it. If she/​he declines, repeat with the person just behind. Lead them to your line. «
You’re welcome.

The staff here is pretty incompetent. I’ve called a few times to ask if they carried certain items and they put me on hold for 10 – 15 minutes each time — someone different picks up every few minutes saying the usual spiel about how they can help and I have to repeat myself multiple times, only to be put on hold again… eventually I just hang up!
I ordered something online to pick up in-​store and when I got to the counter they kept calling the back saying that the computer showed it was ready to pick up but they couldn’t find it. The person behind me had a pick up too that they couldn’t find. I had to wait 15 minutes before they located it. I don’t know how long the person behind me had to wait!
Finally I had an online gift card that the cashier couldn’t get to work. I just gave up trying to use it that visit bc there was a line behind me and we were in a rush. So frustrating!

I’ve shopped at this Target a few times before and I do like a few things about it and dislike so many more things about it.
First off, I like that there are cashiers on both floors and the interior escalators. I also like that this store is rarely ever crowded so you can shop in peace, this also means that most times the items are stocked and not damaged.
The bad, even though employees outnumber customers 10:1, there never seems to be anyone there when you need help. And if you do find an employee, their general lack of enthusiasm of helping you is mind blowing. On my last visit, there were signs for buy one get one bra 50% off EVERYWHERE, so after 45 min. of finding a handful of bras, I make my way to one of the most unfriendliest cashiers ever.
Not only did she slam all of my purchases into the bag, but I had to ask her to please not pack motor oil in with the toothpaste. At which, she smirks and says, oh yeah, we wouldn’t want oil in our toothpaste right? Unfortunately Unilocal won’t let me type down what I was thinking but it’s along the lines of no _​_​_​_​Sherlock.
Then it comes to the bras, she scans them and it comes up full price. I tell her about the signs downstairs and she looks at me like I just grew a second head. Instead of calling a CR or looking at the circular, she just shakes her head and said, no, that’s not what the register is saying. Well duh genius, I can see that it rang up for $ 20, that’s why I’m taking the time out of our busy lives to interject.
At this point, there is only 1 other register open and there are lines starting to form. So, I tell her to void the bras and after my transaction, I go back downstairs and grab another employee to clarify the signs. I’m thinking there must be some kind of exception or something — I mean, these are big red signs all over the lingere dept.
The employee stands in front of the signs for a good 5 min. before saying OMG, these signs were supposed to be taken down a week ago! We could get in trouble for this! and she promptly starts ripping off all the signs.
I just shake my head in completely disbelief and walk out. I would stay and argue my point with a manager (if I could ever find one), but why fix something this badly broken?

I like to come here for snacks and other non-​edibles for the home. It’s clean and the lines are never too long. I like that they have food with fairly reasonable prices. You can get almost anything here: clothes, movies, bathroom supplies, home supplies, food.
I always find parking, mostly near the entrance.

Parking is Awful I suppose.
Multi-​level–
The store is ALWAYS clean-I’ll give em that.
It has everything you could want and also has a good section with cold cuts of high quality meat, my stupid expensive special DHa-​organic 2% milk I love, fresh produce, and cute workout gear.
I compare Target as I call Targé, to a big giant cavernous Walgreens or CVS.
You walk out of those stores spending $ 50 on nail polish and lipgloss, you walk out of Targé spending $ 400 on nail polish and lipgloss.
Oh and wine.
Lots of wine.
They sell beer and wine till 10 or 11 every night, score.
Should be 4 stars but I have had more than one issue with employees here so that is –1. And side note-I’m not a crazy shopper out to get hard working people or get offended easily.
I had downright unacceptable customer service… Do all employees at registers smack your arm so you’ll pay attention and get your change faster?
Refuse to say her name when confronted, refuse to get a manager?
Storm off during check out because I had ‘too much shit’ I believe was how the young lady so eloquently put it…
I’m pretty sure the offensive bon-​qui-​qui rude attitude biach was fired soon after the incident, thank God. See ya!
The manager was lovely. He took out the trash quite well

A two story Target with a beer and wine selection. .. It’s a suburban queen’s dream come true!
I like coming here whenever I’m in the Lenox area. This store is HUGE and they keep it relatively clean and organized.

I was in Atlanta trying to kill some time prior to a job interview & luckily my favorite store was nearby AND with free parking (EXTRA WIN!).
It was about 10 AM on a Friday morning & I was rather shocked the store wasn’t busy & I got to park right up front. I was greeted by several employees as I wandered around looking at things. I, like other reviewers, find it very unique that it’s a two-​story store.
Everything was neat, clean & organized. When I checked out, with my bag of Valentine’s candy (conversation hearts!), the employee & I chatted about how good they are. She was very nice & got my sense of humor. I’m used to this «southern hospitality» in my Charlotte, NC metro area stores.

I don’t come to this store to shop, no, I come to play on and with the escalator.
There is an escalator for your cart, I repeat, an escalator for your cart! I have become a mad scientist when it comes to this thing. How much weight can it carry? How fast can it go? And more importantly, why did Security tell me I can’t ride it? On random Saturdays only after dining at the mini café and I am so full of Icee’s and popcorn I am literally jittering, I race other carts too.
If I have to comment on the store, it has a nice layout although, I wish they kept clothes and makeup on the same floor but then again, I get to use the escalator more often!