Target

Really what’s not to love about target?!
It’s my one stop shop for just about everything/​clothes, shoes, groceries, bedding, toys, tv ect.
Love my cartwheel app for extra savings too.
My only negative thing to say is I spend too much $$ here!

Target has to be one of my favorite super markets. Place has some great selections from groceries, to furniture, to all the electronics you can think of. Place is maintained very well store items isn’t scattered everywhere like Walmart as well as employees that actually help you look for stuff not just point me in a direction where you «think» something is. Cashier was great rang up my purchases quick with no hassle having me zip thru the line.

I shop here every Saturday, and today was the worst I’ve ever seen this store. Merchandise was all over the place it was like a Walmart. Very sloppy and unkempt even the cashier was sarcastically rude to the person in front of me.

Went to grab something to eat quick from your Pizza Hut, was greeted with «THATS ALL WE HAVE» and sat and ate our breadsticks listening to snapping of gum and watching her text on her phone. Everyone works and majority of us hate our jobs. Put a smile on and treat others the way you want to be treated.

One of the better Target locations in Nassau County, it is not nearly as crowded as the one by Roosevelt Field and is cleaner. For Target in general, it’s a great place to get affordable Christmas lights, but those are the only type of light fixtures I would ever buy there. Their home décor are flimsy and wear quickly. I made the mistake of buying one of their house brand shelves a few years ago and it felt like it was made of thick corrugated paper covered with a fake wood finish. Groceries are usually a good bang for your buck there and I always find myself drawn to the toy section, specifically the Legos, which I always walk away from empty handed, though that has more to do with the Lego prices than Target itself.

This is my ‘home’ target. It has a food court area with a Starbucks. I love that this Target is open till 12am. It’s great for when I’m bored out of my mind during the week and need to get out.

Target is my all time favorite store, the levittown stir is great always busy which is both good and bad! They never seem to have enough registers open and the lines are so long it’s very aggravating!
But this store has everything from home to garden, kids clothes to granny’s clothes and everything in between! Great store!

There is a really odd smell as soon as you walking in. I’m surprised no one has mentioned it in a review. In fact when I say I am going to Target and my husband asks which one. We call it the «burning smell Target» hahaha and he knows exactly which one I am talking about. There must have been a fire here near the corridor some time ago and the odor still lingers. Luckily that smell is just contained to the entrance and does not surround the entire store. For someone with an accute sense of smell like mine, things like this really bother me. In fact I have actually had headaches from certain smells before. It’s not fun. Enough about that…
The store itself is well stocked and the layout is slightly different than the other Target’s in the area but the one thing that stands out about this Target is the fact that they usually have more cashiers on duty than any other Target. The prices are nearly the same but the Hicksville Target still beats them on certain items. I still favor the Hicksville and Westbury Target’s over this one.

I went in to buy some mascara and dish soap, left with bath towels, powder eye shadow, cupcake mix and new kitchen curtains, DAMN YOU TARGET!!!

My go-​to location.
Everything is fairly organized in this store. Whenever I’m looking for a particular item, they usually have it in stock. Even though this is a mega version of other Targets, I feel like their selection is smaller than expected. Their women’s section needs more space for sure. They have a Starbucks inside which is a nice addition as well as their own «food court». However, I wouldn’t buy anything from there. As well as the workers are friendly and helpful with all of my questions.
I really like Target. Despite their most recent publicity problem, I thoroughly enjoy their products and selections. Also, I agree. That parking lot is a pain.

We enjoy shopping at Target and although I prefer the Westbury location for it’s extensive size and selection the Levittown one comes close. They had many good deals and were fully stocked on all the items we needed. A great store to stop in when you need a little bit of everything. The only clothes I buy here are the Wrangler brand jeans. Be warned that most of the other clothes are shmatas. Today we picked up cat litter, all purpose cleaner, eye makeup applicators (up & up /​target brand), cosmetic latex free foam rounds for makeup (up & up /​target brand), a pair of Wrangler Jeans, black pens, and two cute cat toys for our fur friend.

Guess what? It’s a target. Pretty typical of any target in the area. Good for supplies, groceries and well everything target sells. Never have enough lanes open as all others. It’s a target and it serves its purpose like all other targets.

Your average Target. At least it’s not Walmart!

I love Target!!! This place has everything!!! Friendly workers and returns are so Easy!!! Love it!!!

It’s a Target. Basic layout is a little different from the one I normally go to but generally same old, same old except for the fact that getting into and out of the parking lot is a HUGE pain in the butt. Whoever designed the exit from this lot should be smacked upside the head since it causes horrible traffic in my experience.

Love, Love, Love Target!!! This store is always well stocked and neat! You can shop for everything here including groceries! The employees are always friendly and helpful.
The only negative is that I can never get out of this store without spending at least $ 100. It is one stop shopping at its best!
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Tarjay, how I love thee!
I have been known to spend at least a few hours, per weekend, at Target. I don’t always go to this location but sometimes I do when I’m willing to deal with Satan aka Hempstead Turnpike. This Target is large and offers everything that every other Target on Earth offers. Difference is, this Target has competent employees that actually know what they are doing at their register. Their food is always fresh, the shelves are well-​stocked, and the lines move relatively quick. Plus who can complain about saving a ton of money on every day items? Target, never change.

Sometimes you forget things when you live in a place like Brooklyn. Like there are stores with wide aisles, with the stuff you want in stock and with cashiers who are friendly and efficient.
I was reminded of that when I visited the Levittown Target. Man, I cleaned up at this place. Got an ironing board, laundry detergent, a Shark steam pocket mop, and the piece de resistance… boxes of oatmeal for $ 2.75. Those little bastards are $ 5 at stores in Brooklyn and Manhattan so I cleaned them out! I took as many as I could carry… so much fiber-​y goodness!
Anyway, it was a Saturday and the place was packed but I was in and out in no time and they had a ton of registers open. If you’ve ever had the misfortune of going to the Target at Atlantic Center in downtown Brooklyn, you would not even know that these are part of the same chain. And, word, they even had a lot of great looking produce.
Thank you, Target of Levittown.

Not my favorite place to shop but this location keeps evolving and I dig it.
Starting to see a larger selection of organic dressings and sauces.
Was able to score some Amy’s goodies from the frozen section and some organic peanut butter. Selection seems to get better with every visit but check out still remains slow.

The store itself is AOK, but this is a review for the Starbucks contained within, where i had an experience so strange, it bears mentioning in a Unilocal review.
Normally, I’d start a new listing for Starbucks, but seeing as Starbucks and Target are in cahoots these days, the review goes here.
First of all, I think it’s ridiculous that you can only buy the ground stuff in Target itself. I only buy whole bean coffee (and never buy Starbucks, but when you’re desperate…) so I had to go into the Starbucks «kiosk» or however you want to call it.
I find a bag of French Roast whole beans, and proceed to the counter (after the overzealous «barista» advised that I should buy their roast of the day, which I of course ignored).
I ask for a tall Americano.
Blank stare.
OK, make it a grande.
Pause.
«I’m sorry, we’re out of espresso,» he says apologetically.
«You can’t be!»
How is Starbucks out of espresso? I mean, uh, there’s a wall of it right there, I want to say. Why, I just took a bag of beans that were next to a bag of Espresso.
«Okkkk, so does that mean you only have drip coffee?»
«You can have iced coffee!» he suggested.
«Would you like to try a decaf?» Another «barista» suggested cheerfully.
«Oh my god, no.» I choke out with horror.
I have to wonder if I have turned into a giant cockroach at this point.
«I’ll just take the beans.»
«What kind of machine do you have?» he asks.
«A press,’ I thoughtlessly reply.
He then walks over to the giant grinder.
«Oh, no thanks! I want whole bean, please.»
«What?!» he asks incredulously, while still opening the bag.
«I grind them myself.»
«Ok,» he answers dubiously. I suppose he thought that somehow I had overlooked the numerous shelves of ground coffee to find this sole bag of French Roast beans and *still* wanted them to be ground.
I left thinking of stuff like Dunkin’ Donuts being out of donuts or Burger King being out of burgers or Chick Fil A being out of chicks… you get the picture.