Target

A great Target location. Don’t let the low-​star «political» reviews sway your decision to visit this (or any other) Target store. The aisles are wide, the selection is excellent and the store is very bright and clean. Staff is always friendly and willing to guide you to your final destination. Yes, the grocery side is a little lacking– don’t expect to do your heavy grocery shopping here but there are enough items to complete a basic list. My daughter loves the large toy section, and there’s a healthy selection of electronics and video games too. I’d prefer this location over the Watauga spot off 377 & Tarrant and it’s equidistant from my home. There’s a Starbucks in the front of the store, and all of the shopping carts roll nice and smooth!

I was pissed when I found out this wouldn’t be a SuperTarget. The grocery section is very limited.
You can get your basic, eggs, bread, snacks. But if you’re following that awesome Pinterest recipe that you’ve always wanted to make, there’s a 90% chance you won’t find all the ingredients here.
Go to the Walmart or Kroger across 35.
I’ve only used the fitting rooms once here and I was very skeptical (YOU KNOW WHY TARGET!). The dressing rooms are more like family style. There’s one side for everyone (to your right) and the other side has 2 – 3 huge handicap accessible rooms (to your left).
And don’t try using the handicap rooms to avoid the «family style» side, the employees «help» by taking your clothes & directing you to your fitting room. It a very professional (and sneaky) way of making sure everyone goes to 1 side unless they absolutely need the handicap rooms.
As for as the clothes, and other departments, they have a pretty decent stock. This location also have a pretty awesome clearance.
Political stuff aside, the employees are extremely nice, this location is very clean and the Starbucks is pretty good as well.
With that said, I definitely visit Target far less often than I used to and I ALWAYS use bathroom before visit. My issue is with creepy pervs abusing Targets stance.
Add about 3 of those huge «family» restrooms and less people will freak out.

I thought we had some competition from Kroger in the Alliance Town Center, but it’s not. It’s more of a mini-​mart and the walk is long to find it.
You’ll be disappointment to think you could complete a grocery shopping list.
Now Target wants to be political, it’s just one more additional reason to remain on the –black list-​. People can speak with their dollars, and many choose not to spend it at Target.

You think you’re being inclusive, but you’re not. You are not including the feelings, opinions, and most importantly the dignity of women and children. I will never set foot in a Target again. You obviously don’t care about the safety of your customers, male or female. If you really wanted to be sensitive, understanding, and inclusive, then you would consider the safety of girls and women in your restrooms. #BoycottTarget

This Target is only a few months old it open in October. The store is always clean and the staff friendly and helpful. The weekends are the busiest time at this store so I do my shopping during the week when ever possible. This store does have a grocery department however no bakery or deli.

I had a wonderful experience a week ago at Target 8917 Tehama Ridge Pkwy, Fort Worth, TX 76 177. The cashier (Braden) knew what the sales were. He asked me if I used my cartwheel app to discount a toy I had. He begin to tell me how to use cartwheel. I was able to get the toy at a discounted rate and he gave me a coupon for an extra amount off. I was on a tight budget. I really needed this. His time and customer service was greatly appreciated.