SuperTarget

Although I have since moved out of the area, I can honestly say this was my favorite Target to look around and shop at. I was a regular customer ever since the store opened and its sad to see that one of North Austin’s best stores to go to is leaving. I’ve had alot of great memories here. From buying my PSP with my christmas money, to coming here on a rainy evening to pick up groceries, to even the hectic early black friday mornings and afternoons. It was a quiet shopping experience that made for a great one. Although there is another SuperTarget store near here, like the one in Pflugerville which is an excellent store as well and a worthy replacement to those living in the area. Nothing will ever match the experiences I have had at this one.

This store is so convenient and less hectic than the horrible and filthy HEB at Parmer & 35. I’m SO sad it’s permanently closing in a few days.

Our favorite Target! Best shopping/​grocery shopping in North Austin area! And it’s going to close its doors on January 30 at 10pm. We are so bummed.

I know holidays cause a lot of stress, especially in retail, but as someone that has worked in retail before, I feel I need to write this review.
My fiancé and I stopped at target tonight to get a few things, one of those being a tree topper. We saw some sitting on a shelf that had a sticker below marked as $ 15 dollars, so we grabbed one.
Upon leaving, my fiancé checked the receipt and noticed it rang up for $ 25. We stopped at customer service for a price check. The box on the topper says $ 25, but there was a clearly marked sticker saying $ 15 where the entire stack of them were sitting. The one lady working the customer service desk asked a coworker to check the price, after trying to brush us off by assuring us that it was placed in the wrong spot. He replied «I will walk over and check». Not even a minute later, without him replying, she says, «so it’s in the wrong spot, right?». He replied, «uhhhhhh yeah». My fiancé decided he would walk over and check it himself, and then the lady insisted on following, but ran ahead to get there first. She pointed to the sticker marked $ 15 and said «oh this does say angel tree topper… But it’s not the same one» and moved the tree topper to an empty spot to show where it should be.
Meanwhile I’m waiting back at the customer service desk, and I overhear the gentleman that rang us up talking with a younger man named Jacob (curly/​wavy disheveled hair). Jacob starts going on and on about «this douchebag customer» wanting a price check «when the box clearly says $ 25» and admits to the other man that he did not check it. He was saying how astounded he was that a customer would actually insist on doing the price check on their own, to which the man replied, «some people… Just have to have it their way!»
Did I mention that they were standing IN FRONT of the customer service desk, talking in a disrespectful manner about one of their customers? Finally the older man saw me glaring and realized he had just rang up an angel tree topper for me, and loudly said, «SO, are your parents still in town?» and walked away.
I am not surprised that employees talk about their customers in retail, but to seriously do that in front of customer service, or even near other customers… Come on. Truly disappointed with my experience tonight.

The best grocery shopping experience in North Austin. Seriously. If you’re like me, grocery shopping is a chore made all the worse by screaming children, pushy people, elevator music and a frustrating layout that requires multiples trips around the store to gather everything on the list. I stumbled into the grocery section of this Target several months ago (after filling my cart with other «typical» Target items: printer paper, USB flashdrive, greeting cards, a blanket, etc.) and was stunned by the great selection. Three different types of avocados. Five brands of veggie burgers. Organic lettuce. Bread baked on site. I don’t shop anywhere else now. Everything I need is here – and it is, by far, the most peaceful shopping experience one could ever hope for. Love it.

I love that this Target is very clean and organized. That is all I ask for when I enter department stores. The customer service is great! I love this place!

My favorite target ever.
Not only is it super close to where I live but it’s always SO CLEAN!
Well organized and fully stocked with awesome furniture. Seriously killer home goods section!

This is my target that I frequent and honestly I love this target. It’s clean and the layout is great. It’s a super target so it has the groceries in there as well.
Always great deals to be found especially in the clearance sections!!!
I generally go here for my random things that you would usually go to for around the house but don’t want to go to Walmart. Yes I am willing to pay more to come to a more well organized, friendly, cleaner store.
Target also always has a special edition in regards to CDs and blu rays for new releases so that’s a plus also.
The only drawback is that they have almost 30 lanes of cashiers but only 3 – 4 are open at a time. Though it seems to be the norm at all targets but why have so many lanes but not utilize them?!?
Regardless I love this target, great selection and prices on everything you could want.
Oh and it’s in Austin not pflugerville so bring your own reusable bags or you have to purchase them.

Of all the Targets in Austin, this one is my favorite! And it’s conveniently the closest one to my house!
It’s always clean, the aisles are wide, everything is clearly labeled, I can actually FIND employees here when I need help, everything is well-​stocked, they have a bakery/​deli/​full grocery, and their apple fritters are pretty damn amazing.
Oh, and they have a Starbucks… which I could care less about, since Starbucks’ coffee is nasty and overpriced. But alas, I know many people are sheep and think burnt Starbucks coffee is a selling point.

I went by Target to do my normal shopping and was stopped by a lovely girl who spent time with us talking about cell phones. Michele was able to give me my options for upgrades and trade ins. I really appreciated the time she took with us. She was able to save us a ton of money in our upgrade!

Hot or miss with this location. I love the one nearby me over this one. Either way I still love target. It would be nice to have more then 1 register open of their 50 they have though. Haha

I love Target… and well, this one is Super so I love it even more!
It’s always clean & really organized. There’s tons o’ stuff, food, and good sales to choose from. The dollar section is the bomb diggity (did I really just say that?). This store is huge and never feels crowded or busy, which I LOVE.
Yep, I still love Target. Especially this one.

Great Store, what I like about Target. They have a lot of unadvertised sales, you just have to look for them. I bought a lot of things on a very low price. Just go and look.

Place is HUGE!!! But, just like every other Target they have three out of forty-​seven registers open.

Wow… This place was quiet… very clean, very organized, and even though we didnt find what we were looking for… not bad… just wonder how such a big place stays in business with no customer count.??

This is my favorite Target. And it is a Super Target. Super ;-)

I love to shop. Super Target is really dear to my heart. I have been here numerous times and I have rarely been disappointed. First, the negative: when shopping off of a registry some items are not always easy to locate and some employees are not always as helpful as they could be.
And to end on a positive note: The dollar bins in the front of the store rock. I can always find something that my daughter will enjoy and it’s cheap. You can’t beat that. I’ve found several Elmo books (thin paperbacks) in the buck bins and they all seem to deliver a positive message. I found one called, «Red or Blue, I like You». (Or something really close) It has a positive message about different colored monsters. Being that my husband and I are a interracial couple, I loved the book.
In addition, the bakery is a tad cheaper than HEB and Wal-​mart. Not only that, I found out that Target sells just the cake toppers themselves. I’ve never been offered that at any other bakery. So, brownie pts to Target!
The store is always clean and I can get in and out relatively fast. I’ll keep coming back.

This place has definite up sides like you actually aren’t right on top of people like you are in HEB. It is also fairly clean with a ton of stuff besides just groceries (home, sporting goods, clothes, hardware, etc.). You can spend a lot of time in here!
I dock it two points due to the gross tasting milk (HEB milk is way better), unhelpful staff, and slow checkout process. Lots of staff wandering around mostly getting in the way of the customer. I asked one where an item was and they told me wrong. They would be better suited to find a register and open up another checkout lane.

ok… so i’m a californian. YES, i say ‘dude’. a lot. thanks for asking.
but OMGAHH i never knew that Super Targets even existed!!!
it just makes Target even better! if that’s even possible!
i guess it’s another thing that Texans can brag about when it comes to «everything is bigger in Texas»
and it’s not so crowded, even on christmas eve when every HEB seems to look like Wall Street.
The only gripe i have is that there are about 35 checkout machines… but only 5 are ever open at one time and you have to walk down the entire length of the store to checkout… seems like wasted space. oh well.

Capital Plaza Target, I’m breaking up with you and running away with this SuperTarget.
It’s easy to say it’s not you, but it is. Oh, Capital Plaza, perched between 51^st and 290, your parking sucks and your store is sadly overrun. You never have the shiny things. But this SuperTarget? All I have to do is stay on I-​35 until Parmer and it’s a magical wonderland of square footage. And there’s a new mega-​deluxe Sears, calling its siren song.
Parmer, I know you’re the new kid at school, all suburban and with your MILF’s and your cookie cutter apartments, but it’s hard to resist you.