Target

Target I love! This review is specifically regarding the gossipy, whining and totally unprofessional team members working in and around the fitting room Saturday, November 28^th, 2015 at approximately 1pm. They were taking crap about their poor co-​worker Erica to the point of just plain being horrible. They even called the operator asking where Erica was and when told she’s on her break, they said «of course she is». Wow… didn’t realize some people aren’t allowed to take breaks. Anyway, it was horrible listening to these two (a guy and a girl) loudly bash someone like that.

Well, i guess if i’ve checked in 89 times, i’m a fan, eh?
It has what i need — produce, flour, hot chocolate, pepperoni, prescriptions, dog teats, travel blankets, halloween candy and batteries for my car clicker…
It’s definitely one of our go-​to stops when we need something.
Staff is not terrible, but they don’t get into your business so it all works out.
The pharmacist is by far the most wonderful part. Always helpful, always pleasant.

I like target. I think everyone can agree that they escape the jungle of Walmart to shop at target. However, target is becoming A LOT like Wally World. I stood in line today with 2 packs of tape behind the woman with a basket full of groceries… after being told by another cashier that she was «turning her light off to go to lunch». Again I only have 2 packs of scotch tape. Then I remembered how convenient the self checkout was… I got out of line to find the new self checkouts that they have only to realize that they’re closed… so there I was back in line… Not to mention the 5 lanes of registers open out of the endless amount of unopened registers they have. I mean how convenient is a self checkout that is closed?

Large store with a decent grocery selection. The staff is always helpful and motivated.
The lack of a 5^th star is purely based on the fact that their monopoly contract doesn’t allow any grocery alternatives close by.

This is a huge but well-​maintained Target. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Despite the size of the store, there also wasn’t much of a wait to checkout. The grocery selection is diverse.

I really like this location. The staff is ALWAYS friendly, except some new chick once (but I set her straight) they are always smiling and happy to take me to the items I can’t find. When the front lines back up they are quick and happy to open additional registers. love that. The store is clean and well stocked. Even on a weekend I can get in and out fairly quickly… I am much more likely to drive here than Kings on the weekend and they carry several items I can not find elsewhere. sirachi peas, miso paste. Zevia.

Bathrooms were horrendous, no toilet paper & obvious cleaning was needed of the toilets & their seats.
Long wait for cashiers.

The pharmCy staff at this location in Stapleton are fabulous!!! They ALWAYS go above & beyond to make sure I’m totally taken care of! They are polite, caring, & just all-​around amazing. I have several monthly RX’s and travel 20 minutes to fill at this Target (when possible), passing on another Target and several Walgreens (ugh, why does it take them several hours to fill what Target fills in 15 minutes???), not to mention all the other pharmacies between the Larimer Square (where I live) & Stapleton neighborhoods.

This is a much quieter Target than some of its peers. I usually just stop in here to grab lunch from the deli case, but sometimes I take a few to peruse the racks for a new outfit. It’s a clean Target and the clientele isn’t as obnoxious as their Glendale counterparts. Plus, I’ve been able to find some things here that are already sold out in Glendale (amiibos, anyone?). All in all, I don’t go out of my way to go here, but considering I work in Northfield it’s an easy stop. Now if only they could sell liquor too…

This Super Target rates 5 stars in my book just for the simple fact that we no longer have to shop at Walmart. Conveniently located within walking distance, this store provides an uncrowded, relaxing shopping atmosphere and a speedy checkout experience. The employees are friendly and helpful, and we have never had a problem finding what we need.

Not a fan that:
1. Stores doesn’t have a consistent layout with their sister stores.
2. Some areas, not limited to seasonal, toys and clearance are not organized well, have incorrect product placement (you know, like when something looks like it is on sale when it is not, or is placed on the wrong rack).
Also nothing annoys me more than when I can’t find the price of something. Granted there are price checkers, but only a few and they never seem to be where you need them .
I’m a target fan but not of this location.

Not a lot of clothes for men. And a lot of clothes for women. I guess it’s the women that shop there the most. That’s why I give it 3 stars.
The place is super clean and the floors are super shinny you’ll need sun glasses.

Don’t go here! They have fricken 2 checkout lines at 3pm when the store is packed. Who runs this place? I mean c’mon I’m not waiting 40 minutes to checkout behind 20 people in line.

Ever since Stapleton has evolved into yuppyville, this place is beyond packed all day everyday. It’s good business for Target, but bad business for me trying to get in and get out. It is hilarious though seeing all the yuppy moms with strollers in tow fighting with each other over clearance holiday items that are 90% off. I thought they were going to use their quinny strollers and play chicken that’s how bad it was.
In any case, I still like this Target as it is always clean, stocked, and has café for quick lunch options. BTW, they’ve added healthier quick lunch options to go, thanks Target!

It’s a Target. This one is pretty super, but not a «Super Target», for whatever reason. They have a Starbucks; they have a grocery section (a full one, from what I can tell); they have a deli and prepared foods counter; they have a bakery. I think they even sell booze, but it might be sham 3.2 stuff and the like (I’ve never checked to confirm).
They’re not usually busy at the times of day when I visit. The day shift check-​out staff can sometimes be a barrel of monkeys, but I’m still usually in and out in a timely manner. The store is pretty clean, and generally well stocked. I tend to have weird recurrence at Targets of them being out of whatever it is I specifically need (vs. having plenty of crap I don’t actually need), but I have not yet had that issue at this one.
One time the pharmacist was running late, but the assistant was apologetic and very nice. And once the pharmacist arrived I was able to get my purchase (in addition to the other 42 items I picked up while browsing to kill time…) quickly and without issue. They also have a pretty good selection in the frozen foods — lots of «natural» brands/​items to choose from.
I might feel differently if I ever had to visited this store during peak hours, but for now it serves its purpose and serves it satisfactorily enough.

This is a Super Target. It is a decent-​sized store. It is well-​maintained and organized. The produce is a bit pricier than a regular grocery store like King Soopers. But it’s convenient so a lot of people tend to pay the extra for the convenience of making only one trip versus two or three.
There is a decent size staff here so lines are never too long. The staff is very good about opening new check out lanes when it starts to get busy on other lanes. I really appreciate that.
Another plus about this location is that it has a Starbucks. The only problem with it is the service. It tends to be slow at times because it is understaffed.
Overall, a decent Target. Not the nicest and biggest Target I’ve been too but it is definitely better than a Walmart. Convenient and clean.

Not significantly different from similar Super Targets (although this one seems to lack the «super» adjective in the name descriptor for some odd reason). I would have to agree with recent comments made by Sherri S. I too found myself in this particular Target on a weekday between 5pm and 6pm. There were a fair number of shopppers and there seemed to be adequate staffing, but for some reason (shift change, planetary alignment, stubbornness, random acts of unkindness, etc.) they appeared completely unwilling to open additional check-​out lines. I am guessing that Target has an «official policy» of opening additional registers when more than three people are waiting, but if that is the case, they are willfully ignoring their customers at this store.
If you count the express line at the extreme southern end, there were a total of three lines open (the other two being at the far northern end, and having multiple shoppers with full carts). For those familiar with the layout of a Target, that means that shoppers will full carts of groceries are forced to travel far away from this section of the store in which they filled their carts, in order to then wait to be checked out. These shoppers then most likely wind up pushing their purchased groceries all the way back to the other southern entrance, since that is probably where they parked. Very inefficient and inconsiderate.

I stormed out of this store, too frustrated to even wait in line one second longer. This is the worst representation of a chain I love.
3 open lines at the 5p-​6p «after work rush hour», with about 5 – 15 customers in each line. Mind you there were countless employees wandering around sipping on slurpees or whatever the hell they were drinking in the aisles. Each line moving slower than the next. It reminded me of that other chain I despise so much I haven’t stepped foot inside in over 3 years.
Oh, and «Super» implies full service/​fully stocked.
No. Not Super at all.
The extra star is for the parking. There is an insane amount of parking.

My neighborhood Target in Stapleton.
One of the anchor stores of the Northfield Shopping center.
It’s a general Target, helpful staff always asking if you need anything, variety of items from grocery to clothing to electronics. Prices are usually pretty good on most items and there are deals that pop up every once and while that are worth a look.
Every neighborhood needs a Target and this is mine.

So Target is the posh Walmart right? Some people even call it Tar-​jay but I reckon it depends on where its located as to if its any better. Living near City Park, all this time I have been fighting traffic on Colorado Blvd to visit the Glendale Target but recently when I was at the store for a specific item, they were out and so I decided to try the Stapleton store in the Northfield Shopping Center.
Right up Quebec, this store seems to be very easy accessible, theres plenty of parking and the staff seem to be up on keeping the store tidy as even the halloween section looked organized. No more CO blvd traffic for me!