Target

Jenn «the trainer» is a horribly rude woman, I would never come back to this store based on 5 minutes of her poor customer service skills, appalled that she trains people here. After the way I was treated, I wouldn’t recommend anyone shop here, if you do so steer clear of JENN EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKKK. If I could leave negative stars I honestly would, everyone else I encountered was fairly helpful and friendly, leads me to believe she probably didn’t.

I work in the mall and I’m always buying food and random stuff at target. Everyone is pretty nice. Earlier this week I bought strawberry applesauce. I had one, it tasted off so I looked at the expiration date and it said april 2015. So freaked out.
Moral of the story: check the dates!

Guest Services was rude and unhelpful. Horrible customer service from the employee working the counter and also the manager (?) of guest services. Both of them were also rude to another customer that was in front of me and acted like he wasn’t speaking English at all.

Love this Target! My girlfriend is the GSTL here and they treat her so well! Always have the best clearance sales than other target stores. I always find what I need and more!

I remember my first visit to this Target many years ago, when Target had not yet significantly infiltrated the Northeast — it was the first 2-​floor Target I had visited, plus I thought the shopping cart escalator was neat. It’s still a nice feature I wish I saw in more department stores. But for a store of this size, it feels like there should be more to the inventory. I really didn’t see much above and beyond what I see at other Targets. The store was reasonably clean, the inventory was okay. It’s a bigger version of your standard Target.

What can I say. This is place is your typical tRget store with an added food section. Not a huge selection mind you but enough to pick up your groceries for a few days.
They always seem to have specials going on for clothes. It’s my go to place for my 3 kids since they out grow them so fast.
Funny thing too is I rather enjoy the escalator for carts too. Call me weird but I could watch it for hours

This Target was packed with shoppers. I came here looking for a Santa /​elf hat (among other things) but I came too late. The staff were friendly and helpful in telling where things were located within the store. Due to the long lines at the registers, they opened up more registers. I ended getting a small gift for a family friend — VTech Go! Go! Smart Wheels — Car.

Literally just walked out of there and got home. Bought a new bottle of Coffee Mate and was sooooo looking forward to a cup of coffee. Checked the date, out of habit (and curiosity since Coffee Mate seems to last forever) and it says: USE BY 10DEC2014. Today is the 15^th! Sure, shame on me for not checking IN the store before I purchased, but why was this even on the shelf!?! For it to say USE BY the 10^th, that means it was probably put in the cooler months ago. Is it that hard to check the dairy products? That’s the last time I buy anything food related from a department store.

Susan D. below summed it up perfectly.
Just left this Target since the one on Amherst was out of something I needed.
Girl in customer service was unhelpful & rude when I was trying to return an item.
This store had a bad selection to choose from, if at all. Shelves were extremely disorganized. Ended up buying 6 items with coupons and the cashier wanted to let me know she «put some through for me». Um, no. I had 6 coupons and 6 items, so that means … 1 coupon for each item. This is the second time an employee here tried to offer a «courtesy» by pushing a coupon through. I know the coupon policy, why don’t you?
Definitely won’t be back here.

I love the pharmacy here. I will not go anywhere else. I have even recruited family members to buy here.
The 2 pharmacists are the nicest guys. They always remember my name and know just what I am there for. Quick, easy and the prices are the best in the area for what i get. The store brands for medicines are very reasonable and works great.
I always take a walk around the store and check out their clearance areas. I have more fun looking through the stuff that sometimes isn’t really all that great of a deal, but it doesn’t seem to matter. I see that red sticker and i HAVE to stop and look. I have tried more new foods because they were on clearance.
My kids love to stop and pick up a pizza or pasta and a soda at the food «court» on the first floor. I see a ton of people buying popcorn here to take to the AMC theater across the street for the movies along with some candy.
I like the store, I am here a lot. It has become my «go to» for just about everything. Especially since I boycotted Walmart years ago.

Typical anchor store in the mall. Has a food section as well as all of the regular items. The only issue I have here is that there never seems to be enough cashiers on duty. I would imagine there is some sort of optimization thing going on where if you get through the line in under 10 minutes, they consider it succesful… who knows.
All in all, not terrible, not fantasic.

I was shopping here on Monday, October 22, 2012. This is the Target that is located in the Pheasant Lane Mall. This particular Target has a strange lay out. Where am I? Why can’t I find the electronics department? Where’s the sign that says electronics? I looked so dazed and confused (like a bug-​eyed hamster in a maze) one of the employees asked what I was looking for. I think I prefer the Target stores that have just one floor. It also appears sloppy and out of everything. I might have to find another one that’s not so picked over. The majority of employees don’t seem to acknowledge the customers either. I guess that’s the norm in retail these days. This hamster will simply find an easier maze to navigate. Look for me at another Target close by. I’ll be bug-​eyed, tiny, hairy and eating lettuce as I wait in line with my credit card, between my paws. Please see my recent photo!

I love Targets and always frequent them. This doesn’t seem like a Target, it doesn’t feel like it. I’ve been to so many locations all over Massachusetts and New Hampshire. but this one just isn’t the same. I guess it’s because it’s located adjacent to the mall?
The place isn’t spotless as the other locations and normally, all Targets are designed the same but this one isn’t. It has two floors. makes finding stuff somewhat difficult. The fact that they have an escalator just for shopping carts was cool though. that was the firs time I’ve ever seen anything like that. In my opinion. the place is too big and there seems to just be vast spaces of just nothingness. which throws me off. It feels like an indoor flea market because of that and not a genuine Target location.

How do you choose one Target over any of the others? Aren’t they all the same? No I say! Some Targets are clearly better than others. I have no idea why, but they just are. And I like this one the best.
This location was converted from the old Lechmere’s as an anchor store at the mall. What I like abou it, is that there’s two floors so it’s broken up somewhat interestingly. The escalator has a center «lane» for carts, which is kind of neat. The variety is good. I have rarely been unable to not find what I was looking for. But then again, I don’t blithely wander into stores hoping they may or may not have a thing I need.

I live very close to this Target, but I always go to the one on Amherst Street. This one is in the Pheasant Lane Mall, which causes the terrible weekend traffic up and down Daniel Webster Highway. Because I do most of my non-​grocery shopping on the weekends, I choose not to waste precious Saturdays or Sundays sitting in DWH traffic for 30 minutes to an hour to get to a crappy mall that is a mere mile away.
As a result of the crazy weekend traffic, this Target gets very busy with all the Massholes trying to avoid paying sales taxes on their purchases. Not that I have a problem with that, but ergo this Target’s customer service is very much lacking. If you’re shopping and need something that isn’t on the shelf, good luck finding someone to help you. The cashiers also give you a little ‘tude as you purchase items – probably due to the endless lines at the cash registers, but unwelcome nonetheless. I also haven’t had much luck when I’ve called the store about the availability of a particular item. The Amherst St. Target’s customer service is absolutely awesome; from returns to price adjustments to simply checking if an electric item works before I purchase it, Amherst St. Target employees have always been willing to help me when I need it.
This Target is also older and run-​down, and the management really doesn’t seem to be interested in improving its appearance. The clothing sections, especially the women’s, are often very disorganized. And I understand the point of having a two-​story Target at a two-​story mall, but once the novelty of the shopping cart escalators wears off, it’s a big pain in the ass. I don’t like to start on one floor and then go to another only to realize I’ve got to get something I forgot on the previous floor and go up or down the damn escalator again.

It’s a Target, but not a very remarkable one. The boon is from being located right by the mall, but as far as Targets go it’s a bit awkward to navigate with an unusual layout and languishing inventory. It doesn’t help that it’s also messy (I kept running my cart over clothing on the floor I didn’t see).