Target

It’s okay. For Edina there is a lot of creepy people in this location. I’ve been to other targets in other less nice cities that are much nicer.
I’d go back but not my favorite location.
One of the workers was outside the front door yelling and swearing on her cell phone. Keep it classy!

A very dangerous store in that it is clean and beautiful and has everything that you could want and more. The best of what you go to Target for. And now D Amico and sons is the restaurant food not fries and hot dogs and popcorn. Tempting!

I am in need of a new pair of glasses. While I was in Target in Edina on York,
I decided to checkout their optical store. I walk in and ask if they accept the insurance that I have. The clearly says «No.» I’m cool with that. I proceeded to take a look at their selection of eyeglasses. Once I was done, I asked if I could have my PD measured. It was as if time had stopped. The clerk literally did not answer me. So, I asked again. She says, «Well, are you going to buy glasses from us?» I answer, «No.» «You don’t accept the insurance that I have.» «Is that a requirement to have you take that measurement for me?» She breathes in and reluctantly takes the measurement which took all of 2 minutes to do. Mind you, there were absolutely no other customers in the optical store. To receive such shitty service for no reason at all was just a sign of her stupidity.
I now have my measurement. Of course I will obtain a second measurement before purchasing my glasses online. That idiot cost Target a sell of over $ 400. per the prescription and add-​ons that I pair to my glasses.

I liked this Target a lot. I feel they had everything in stock that we needed and it was well organized. Probably of my most favorite targets in the area.

I absolutely love Target, as they have everything I’ve ever needed. This target is clean, the staff is amazing, and they have exactly what I need when I need it. The only problem I have with this target is that they tend to have higher prices than the surrounding targets in the area; it doesn’t always deter me from purchasing here, but when I purchase something of importance I tend to shop around first (as you should). If this target can get their prices on point, it would be a perfect five star rating!

I love Target. This one is really nice, but there’s been a few things I can’t find or they are out of when I have gone that disappointed me. Generally it’s on the grocery side — the selection just isn’t as great as I had hoped when I moved to the area. The produce is okay — selecting a cucumber from a choice of 10 is difficult when I’m used to sorting through 100. I’ve had trouble finding pesto and mini-​skewers recently. It’s not that they’re life or death finds, but annoying when you’re trying to plan a meal and there is limited selection. The merchandise side has been great and the beauty section generally had a decent selection — at least one of what I’ve been looking for. Unlucky if you’re the customer after me, though, before the truck comes in.
The employees are ALWAYS amazing. Offering free samples — chocolate covered strawberries?! Only in Edina. Offering help no matter what section I’m in. Standing at the registers helping you find the quickest line. I always know I’m going to leave here smiling!

This place is so delightful. This place is so convenient to go to when I need anything from there. The people there are delightful. They do a great job at keeping everything stocked. They don’t seem to run out of things I need. Target, if you’re reading this, I am happy to say that I am a regular at your place!

Let me just say, I love Target! I like the products they carry and the price.
However, this Target has some supply chain issues. Every time I shop at this location, I know I will have to go to another Target to supplement what wasn’t in stock. Here are just some of the items they haven’t had: two of the right length curtains (there was only one), organization basket in all colors and all sizes (it took me three different trips to get 6 matching baskets), curtain rods stocked in all lengths, the vacuum I wanted, light bulbs and any clothing item is a size women’s small or medium.
I also noticed this Target doesn’t carry some items that other Targets do like I could not fin an ironing board hanger at this Target but the St. Louis park one did. So if you want what might be «lower class» item go to a different Target.

The Southdale/​Edina Target is always busy; however, for good reason. This is the best stocked Target we can find in the Minneapolis area. When we moved back to Minnesota we scoured the area looking for a store in which we could do a majority of our shopping in one place. We found it here.
Whether you need to get some groceries, home goods, office supplies, a new coffee pot, or whatever, you will likely find it at Target. Some more obscure things may be missing (couldn’t find an ink pad for stamps ANYWHERE and when I asked they said they didn’t carry them). Nevertheless, any everyday item you could need can be found at this place. Not all Targets can boast this claim (ahem, St. Louis Park Target off Hwy. 100).
Given the choice, this would always be my #1 Target to shop at. Better than any other I’ve been in across the country.

For a first Super Target experience this was pretty great. There’s almost nothing that I could want that isn’t being sold. This place is huge and for good reason. Things are well organized, as usual. People are nice here, if I ever looked lost staff asked if I needed any help (at least in the grocery section).
When I say almost nothing, they didn’t have alfalfa sprouts. And their groceries definitely are not very ethnic (not really much Asian), but that’s not surprising. Great Super Target!

I went to Target to buy a cell phone. I am 56 years old and not very technically talented! The sales person was very helpful and I got the phone I needed. Then I asked him if would be really hard to get up and running. He said come with me and I will do it for you! So we walked to the restaurant and sat down and he asked me a few questions and then just like that we were done! The salesman was Trevor and he went above and beyond! Really it meant so much to me for him to do that. I will be forever grateful. Thank you, Sue

Moved to North Minneapolis and still shop here half the time. Very straight forward setup with easy to find products.

Unfortunately, this Target is the closest one to my house. That being said, I do frequent store often. I have never had a problem until my most recent trip. I was checking out and had purchased a goodly amount of groceries. I was checking my receipt over in my car, and come to find I was wrongly charged for two items. I went back in to talk to customer service. The lady with long brown hair and a scowl on her face rudely told me to go bring my items back into the store. I finally agreed to go dig the items out of my car, and I came back into the store to find the customer service people talking about me — obviously not in a kind way. The store might be nice, but I would say the opposite about their customer service staff. I guess their customer service philosophy must be the customer is always the equivalent of chop liver.

I love this Target!!! Possibly because I’ve been going here since I was born… But I haven’t found one that’s quite as nice. The store is always clean, and if you don’t find something in stock someone will be willing to look in back for you.
Target customizes their product for each store depending on the demographics, and the people who shop at this particular store lead healthy lifestyles. You’ll find lots of fresh produce, along with a huge selection of vitamins and health-​related products. I appreciate being able to go to a store like this and feel confident that I will be able to make healthy choices.
There’s also a disabled man who has been working there as long as I can remember, and he has been promoted to a management position in the last few years! He’s very nice and of course knows a lot about the store. It’s nice to see that Target is investing in him!

Best Target I’ve ever been to. As someone who works at corporate, I can say this is our top store in the company. MN customers might be «spoiled» — having only lived in this part of the country for a year I can say I’ve never seen such an incredible Target. Clean, in stock, great fresh food, wonderful customer service… it really doesn’t get better than this Target across the whole chain. Amazing store.

Commuting from downtown to Eden Prairie and back, the Edina SuperTarget is my stop of choice when I need groceries and other odds and ends. It’s as convenient as I’m going to get Target-​wise when I need more groceries or larger items that I can’t carry home from downtown.
Annoyingly, I’m always having to deal with people stocking shelves when I’m at the Edina Target. Except they never seem to be stocking the shelves of stuff I want that happen to be bone-​dry. The aisles are rather narrow which makes things even more fun. And we’re talking a Wednesday afternoon here, not a bustling weekend; there shouldn’t be any reason for empty shelves if the overnight team is doing their job. That’s assuming, of course, they didn’t get rid of the third shift and move duties to the day to save money in this lovely economy. Either way, it’s FRUSTRATING.
On top of this, Edina is notorious for terrible suburbanites driving gigantic vehicles while distracted on cell phones, and their parking lot is a prime example of that mayhem and danger. As other reviewers have mentioned — park as far out as you can handle. When you enter and leave, go around the back of the lot and head down the aisle at the point closest to your intended exit. It’s the best way to deal with the situation.
All told, I guess it could be worse, but it’s definitely suburban box store shopping at its most stereotypical.

Typical target — which I like. They wreck them when they transform them into a big grox store. I try not to visit this one unless I am desperate. There are still a few of the «classic» stores around.

This Target will offer you the typical Super Target experience (i.e. Target plus a mini grocery store all in one). This particular store actually has a really nice selection of organic and gluten free foods. However, sometimes, these selections are sold out frequently which makes me kind of sad. Overall, this Target can be a nice place to shop, granted if you go at the right time. And, by «the right time,» I mean you either need to get there at the ass crack of dawn on the weekends or you need to shop here on week nights. Otherwise, you just might have a really hard time trying to maneuver your cart around the hundreds of people who manage to cram themselves into this store on a Saturday afternoon. Oh, and the parking lot? Don’t get me started. You’d think these Edina housewives were playing bumper cars rather than trying to park their cars. My advice? Park as far away from the store as possible to avoid your car being hit by an Edina nut job who will probably just drive off. Also, watch the roundabout that’s on one side of the store. It is very dangerous since most idiots have no idea how to handle a roundabout.

Dear dick Security Guard,
I understand you have a job to do. I know that you promised to follow people around and make them feel super uncomfortable with your 5’4″ frame stuffed into that black Security Guard body suit when you signed your life away to the Big Bad Corporate Monster. But, check this. As much as you wanted to believe I was stuffing bags of those (fucking delicious) Archers Farms chips under my shirt, I was not. I AM JUST PREGNANT. Fat and PREGNANT. Don’t believe me? No, I will not allow you to peer into my uterus (even my boyfriend’s free ride to that attraction has been suspended until I stop feeling like a buffalo.) But I thought the fact I had a cart full of mac and cheese flavored potato chips, frozen chocolate covered bananas and Eggo waffles (in conjunction with my waddle) was a big tip off. Apparently, you are not too swift.
Good job.

As part of my new I’m-not-going-to-be-broke resolution, I have started clipping coupons. Yeah, I know, I know. Coupons … but those suckers can really save you some money. It adds up!
Anyway, I made a purchase at Target on Saturday using some coupons. I glanced at the receipt, but didn’t pay too much attention to it. On Monday, as I’m preparing my flex medical reimbursement submission, I notice that a $ 3 off coupon wasn’t on my receipt. I look closer at the receipt and notice that I’m missing another coupon that was supposed to be a BOGO free since I was charged full price for both items. The two coupons alone added up to over $ 6 so it was worth questioning. There may have been more missed coupons, but I only knew about those two for sure. I called the store up, spoke to a customer service rep, explained the situation and asked if there was anything that I could do since it was really just my word that they had to go on (I already surrendered my coupons at the time of purchase). The lady on the phone was very nice and told me to come in with my receipt and they would see if they could help me. (Humorous side note: When I mentioned the coupons, she said, «You made the purchase at THIS store?» Guess people in Edina don’t use coupons very often!)
Flash forward to the evening when I get home from work. I went into the store with my receipt and explained the problem at the guest services counter. Before I’m done explaining the whole situation, the girl behind the counter nods and tells me that she’ll be right back. She leaves (I’m thinking she’s going to ask a manager or something) and comes back ~5 minutes later with a box of coupons and starts flipping through them. I asked her, «Are you looking for the coupons? Because the purchase was made on Saturday, not today.» Yes, that’s exactly what she was doing. She then proceeds to lecture me on how I really should have brought the receipt back on the same day. Yes, thank you, I already admitted that I should have checked my receipt more carefully, but do please tell me again. Do I look like I’m 12?
Minus one star from my previous review for the lecture because if your employees had done their job correctly in the first place, I wouldn’t have had to make TWO trips and listen to a lecture. However, she did give me credit for the coupons, which was the important part.
A note about the receipt — they don’t make it easy to figure out if the coupons have been taken into account. Some of the coupons come off right below the purchased item. Other coupons come off at the end of the receipt so you have no idea what it was for. I thought that maybe it was store coupons vs manufacturer’s coupons, but not so because I had both store & manufacturer’s coupons and the coupons came off at different areas on the receipt. I don’t know how they determine what is supposed to come off where. If anyone knows, please enlighten me.
So … the next time you see a super long line at checkout at this Target, it’s probably going to be me, going over my receipt to make sure all the coupons were discounted properly.