Target

I can never find anyone who works here but I come primarily if I’m in the area and to look for the hot designer launches and things that I want which happens to be sold out at other stores like the city store because I don’t think people on this area care about those things so for that reason, it’s a gem.

Very horrible place. Im so disappointed in this location. I have never been in a bad target and always choose to spend more than cheaping out at Walmart due to how clean, organized, stocked, and the excellent training of their awesome pleaseant, always helpful Staff… that was until I walked in this place. It was horrible, I barely saw any staff on the floor. It was very messy and barely had stock. Their ladies shoe department had shoes scattered all over the floor and on the shelves. It was so horrible, that I couldnt push my cart threw without having to clear a path!!! (I have posted pics of this) I have visited this location more than once to give them a second chance and beceause its less than 5 minutes from my house but now I refuse to go. I will drive the extra 10 minutes to go to the one further up the boulevard. They should be ashamed of this.

This target is horrible. I placed an order online for in store pick up. I went to guest service and waited a while for my items to be brought out, and of course I still was missing an item. The lady had to go back to the stock room to search for my 1 missing item. It’s not a hard job! Get your shit together target. But then again I shouldn’t expect too much from this northeast Philly Target.

The employees clearly don’t give a crap. The store is always a mess. If you dare to enter be ready to trip over shoes and go on a scavenger to find what you need in the pig sty that is this Target location. The customers care just as little, leaving coffee cups, unwanted frozen foods, etc. on random shelves. I’m literally shocked becase I thought Target had high standards. Clearly this location is an exception. I live a mile away and yet drive to the one at Red Lion & the Boulevard instead.

Usually, the more bus routes there are near a place, the crappier it is. This one is no different. Keep it that way, I’ll keep going to mine.
Good luck to these employees!

It’s definitely a bigger Target to shop at. But just like any others, it all depends on when you go and they have what your looking for.
Going in the morning when they open is the best time to go. If you really want what you need.
The shoe department is a nightmare. Best of luck with that.
The cashiers are freindly just wish there was more registers open.
And can’t leave out of target without picking up a cup of hot coffee from the Starbucks inside.

Every time I make the. mistake of going into this Target location, I immediately regret that I did.
They’re always out of at least one basic item that I came in for. Need milk, bread and eggs? Surprise, no milk in the case!
The lines are always super long, too. Combine that with workers who seem to just wander around, talking on their cell phones or to each other instead of stocking shelves, manning the registers, and so on and you get the general feel of the place.
Once I saw a girl who was supposed to be putting dairy items into the refrigerated case. She left the door to the case wide open and was standing off to the side talking to her boyfriend on her cell phone. Out of curiosity, I went over and glanced at the thermometer. It read 65 degrees! She spent a good four to five minutes on her call before getting back to loading the case. No wonder they’re always out of milk: It probably all goes bad!
Finally, the parking lot usually has trash blowing around and carts scattered all over the place. Despite their cart management system, they end up throughout the surrounding neighborhoods. So does the trash. When the store originally came to this location, these problems were among the concerns of the neighbors living in the area. Target assured them that it wouldn’t be a problem. Surprise! It’s a problem.
Do yourself a favor: Avoid this location and go to the one further up on the Boulevard. That one is cleaner, the shelves are well stocked, the lines are shorter, the employees work harder, and the parking lot is clean/​well maintained. It’s well worth it to me to drive there, even though this one is within walking distance!
The chances of getting food poisoning are probably a lot less too.

The shoe area looks like a rave gone wrong minus the molly. I will probably never say this again but skip this location and go to Walmart.

I am an avid shopper of Target. I did boycott Target in the beginning of the year because of the issues that happened with my bank card. But I have since returned. The majority of the shopping I do at Target is for my 9 year old. Recently I have started buying him the Champion products. He loves how they fit and they last a long time.
I just wish that the employees were more helpful. And even more important, nicer. They just seem so blah when I come in. Not all. But definitely some.

Dear Target located at 7400 Bustelton Avenue, please train your cashiers on how not to complain about not wanting to be at work while they’re ringing up customers. It’s not a good look. I’m a big fan of Target. I give them hundreds of dollars monthly, however I knew there was a reason I never frequent this particular location. Why must the young lady at the register say over and over, during my whole transaction, that she did not want to be there and how she was going home? And mind you, she was too busy complaining to another cashier to even bother respond to my «how are you?» I’m so glad there are two other Targets in my area to go to.

Awful customer service and employees (manager) are unhelpful. Called for an item check, was told there was none left. Explained to the girl on the phone that the website shows it’s in stock. She then said, «oh let me check». came back and said she had two. She wouldn’t put item aside for me (understand it’s the holidays) but where did the item go??? 30 minutes and both were sold, doubt it. Left empty handed and very unhappy!!!

Don’t go there near closing. I went there 30 minutes before they were closing for the night. I asked an employee where I could find an item. He rudely pointed and said down there. He barely even looked at me and he didn’t even tell me the isle number or roughly around what isle number. He was beyond rude. Usually this location is pretty good during the day. The night crew needs a lesson in customer service.

An average target. Clean and organized. Staff is friendly and I enjoy coming in here. Maybe because its Philly, but they have extra security and a Philadelphia police officer there at all times,

I would recommend coming here over Walmart, it’s usually less crowded and not as ghetto, the price of things are more expensive but it’s worth it, I have never had a bad experience here, Walmart does tend to have more variety though.

I love target stores, this stores customer service isn’t great but it’s worth 3 stars because products are usually stocked

The clothing and some items are cheap but some of it really looks cheap too. The workers are kind of slow. Forget about the electronics section. I went to buy my boyfriend an Xbox Kinect and when I walked over and asked for help, you would have thought I asked for a kidney.
But Target is a great store overall. You come in needing one or two things are you’re leaving with 11 or 12 things.

It’s a basic Target. I found everything I needed for my Halloween costume, plus some sodas and iced tea to bring to work for lunch. The check out lines are painfully slow. There were no attendants for the fitting rooms, so it was easy to try stuff on. They had lots of clearance work out gear, which was a plus.

This store is a disaster. They really aren’t all that cheap and their staff is slow as humanly possible.
That’s really all it takes for me to stop shopping somewhere.

I agree, the store is a great asset to the N/​E area. It was needed for the locals. For now it is well stocked and clean. Just hope it stays that way.