Target

Absolutely terrible location. I went to pick up a Curbside To Go order and after 3 calls and 45 minutes I was told my order had somehow been canceled earlier in the day and they had «been looking for the item.» I asked what the solution was and the manager could only tell me that I could come into the store and buy my items. Gary and Mariah are the most incompetent managers EVER. Do not order to go there! It will be the biggest waste of 60 minutes of your life!

Photo Center: HORRIBLE. I called to see if they would take a 15% off coupon for an order of 1027 photos before placing the order, they said yes. When going to pay, the manager refused to take any percentage off. Also, all 1027 photos were OUT OF ORDER. I rarely print photos but next time I do, I will NOT be using this place. Also, they NEVER have separaters for the check out belts. Just ANNOYING. I’m done with Target.

If you are looking for the «convenience» of a Target, you won’t find it here. They might have the item you need, but unless you’re willing to wait in line a minimum of 15 minutes, you’re out of luck. They literally have about 20 check out lines and at any time of day have a maximum of 2 open. They either don’t care about making people stay in their store for 40 minutes or they are severely understaffed; in which case a feel sorry for the generally decent employees.
What really bothers me about this plastic back wasteland is the amount of littering that takes place. Everyday I drive by it, it’s worse. It literally looks like the beginnings of a land fill. Plastic bags float in the breeze hovering over massive piles of garbage while people just leave their shopping carts wherever they please.
Don’t support this place please.

I usually visit this store on weekdays around 2−3PM. Somehow this is the worst time to stand in line at the checkouts. They will have around 3 lanes open and crazy lines. The cashiers can be rude. Once I must have stood in line around 20 minutes while the cashier babbled with another employee. Very inconsiderate. The customer service should be improved.

Not a bad Target. They expanded it a few years back and ever since they have a large
selection of everything you could need. I rarely come here and find bare shelves, which used to happen at this very same location.
The annoying thing about this location is that there is alwaysssssss just 2 or 3 lanes open regardless of the time of day. At 5pm when everyone is coming after work there should be tons of lines open ready to accommodate, but this is never the case.
I use the cartwheel app a lot and I’m happy to say the people at check out aren’t confused as to how to handle this. Most stores have apps that they don’t even train their cashiers to use. So it’s nice knowing that it won’t be an issue.
The parking lot is kind of annoying, and weirdly laid out.
I’ve done photo ordering a few times and they are quick with the online orders.

I loath their Draconian return policy. They treated me like a shoplifter, not a customer. I had received a gift purchased at Target that I had no use for. It didn’t come with a receipt and it would have been rude to ask for one. Having to show identification wasn’t that bad, but there was no need for the interrogation. The wait was long and the employees were very unpleasant. They gave me store credit that had to be used that day only in the department the returned gift had came from.

I had a decent experience at this store. The selection was great and the deal were amazing. I found everything I needed and it was well organized.
My problem was mainly with a few employees. I came to the store at 1030 this evening because I go to school during the day and I work at night so this is the only time I am able to get my shopping done. However, the employees at the store were restocking and this is were my problem began, not the fact that they were restocking but just how they were going about it. They were throwing boxes into the isle that I was in making a lot of noise and almost hitting me. The guy who almost hit me didn’t even say sorry even though we made eye direct contact.
Also they were 4 girls riding around on the handicap scoters causing a lot of noise and being very obnoxious. When I went up to an employee to ask why no one was stopping them, she replied with a «everyone here is just too tired to deal with it.» Even though it wasn’t a big deal, I would like to come to this location after a long day to do my shopping in peace and I could not achieve that at this location.

I enjoy coming here. They have everything I need. usually come here to get yogurts, rice milk, and soy milk. Also, I prices are low, which makes the trip worth it.

I try to stay away from Target because it’s a vortex that sucks your credit card out of your hand and into their cash register. Having said that, I have gotten some really great deals here ($ 4 shirts on clearance!) and prices are generally very reasonable. The addition of the supermarket has definitely made me a more frequent shopper, and I do appreciate the convenience. I will never come here just to go grocery shopping, but if I need to pick up school supplies or a birthday present, I like the fact that I can pick up a gallon of milk or pet food here, as well. The parking lot can be a bit insane, but I generally park a little farther away and take a walk rather than stalking the parking spots near the store entrance. Lines can be long. Easiest place to return merchandise ever.

Its gotten better of late. Well-​stocked and neater than I remember. Also the front had more registers open. It’s like the red sea parted today folks.

Great target to go to as its located right next to the willowbrook mall. Avoid going here on weekends as its a zoo, otherwise if you come during weekdays its a very pleasant shopping experience. Its fully stocked, neat and the staff are friendly. Also I like this one over the Clifton location.

I like this Target, but not as much as the one in Rockaway. Parking lot here is crazy and you’re taking your life in your hands, but I think. I stopped in here last week to do some last minute school shopping and it seems as if you get here in the morning, before the craziness begins, you can have a pleasant shopping experience. Once the place starts filling up, or if you got a late start, just wait until the madness subsides. They never seem to have enough cashiers working.
This Target is way out of the way for me, so I’m not a frequent shopper, but if I’m in the area it’ll do…

Pretty good Target compared with most although the parking lot is always jam packed… how are there this many people in the store? I do love their return policy as well easy and simple. I had a bit of an issue with price matching the other day, they did it for me but sort of argued the point when an item was cheaper on
so I really don’t see why there was an issue but whatever. It’s great this is close to work I often can grab groceries or lunch.

This is my local Target so I come here quite often. What bothers me about this Target is the layout. I’ve been to South Plainfield Target, Watchung, Edison, Clark, Clifton Target and all of them are laid out the same. Ok, maybe a slight difference in where the ‘food court’ is located, but we all know they’re all in the general area. Produce and food is usually by the right entrance, DVD’s and books that front end of the left entrance. NOT THIS ONE. The produce is located the front end of the left entrance. The home goods (pots, pans, dinnerware) are located at the front end of the right entrance. The DVD’s and books are located in the back.
I guess it would just get some getting used to but seriously, if all other Targets have the same layout, why not this one?

I couldn’t find what I was looking for or for anyone to help me. The lines was very long. The cashier didn’t seem to know what was on sale.

I like this Target but not as much as the Clifton location. Like any other target, avoid going late morning and the entire afternoon on weekends as it gets really busy and they never seem to have enough checkout lanes open.
Ample parking and fully stocked shelves.

My favorite Target is in Bridgewater (much larger, bigger selection — especially clothes)
This one is ok.
I was here for the Missoni fiasco. Was the first one in the door when they opened. Unfortunately, the staff there had never heard of Missoni, so they were not prepared for the hoards of crazy women looking to get their hands on any pieces. Most of the stuff was still in the stockroom & still packed in boxes.

This is one of the nicer Targets I have been to. It is a little out of the way for me, but is very close to Willowbrook Mall, so I tend to stop here after a mall run.
Nice, clean store that is kept up well.
Easy access to route 46÷80÷23.

I LOVE TARGET!!!
I always go in to Target meaning to just pick up the essentials– toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc– but somehow I can NEVER leave without at least spending $ 100, mostly on stuff I didn’t intend on buying when I walked in but now just cannot live without!
This one also has a sizable grocery section so you can pick up fruits, veggies and milk while you’re here.
The only thing I warn you about is checking out at this and other Targets. They are not very good at keeping shelf stickers updated with sale and non-​sale prices so keep an eye on what you thought something was priced at vs. how much it rings up at checkout time.

It is very hard to go wrong at any Target. It remains the unexplainable money vortex that somehow fills your cart when you only went in to get some light bulbs and an extension cord. Next thing you know, you have a new set of towels, your kids have some new toys and at this particular Target, you end up with half of your supermarket shopping done. Your attempt to spend $ 7.23 always turns into a minimum of $ 75, but at least your cart is full.
This Target has ample parking, is clean and orderly and has a solid selection of your typical Target fare. As mentioned, this one also has what amounts to ¾ of a supermarket which makes the lure of one-​stop shopping here even greater.
Just try to prove me wrong, it’s like Pringles — you can’t get just one thing, no one can and this phenomenon is no different at the Fairfield, NJ Target.