Target

Staff say target was very friendly and helpful. Checkout lady was Joli, I think, she was so nice to my daughter and gave her a sticker. She was super friendly! The store was very clean been here before will be back again.

Horrible experience at the pharmacy this evening. Seemed like a lot of incompetent staff. Waited over an hour for my rx

With Target and their ilk, newer always seems better, this Target is a little old. It’s not as large and well stocked as some Targets I’ve been to, now it has to compete with a Meijer’s down the road not far. The workers here have been friendly and helpful to the extent that they are able, like other comparable department stores they seem chronically understaffed. The location is good if you’re passing through the area, it’s pretty close to I-​94.

I came to this target looking for an outfit and NOTHING was stocked. I don’t mean clearance either I’m talking new outfits out on the shelf (I know this because I go to target almost every other day) fast forward to about a week later I tried to make an exchange and the man helping me was a bit rude. The woman that was helping him at one point said «you’re going to have to do these all individually» to which he responded «oh great» right in front of me! They ended up not doing the exchange for me even though I drove to another target right after that because I was not willing to argue with them and they did it no problems. I know it is a stressful job but at the end of the day your JOB is customer service and HOSPITALITY. If you can’t handle people then you’re in the wrong job!

Love this Target, great selection of groceries, health care needs, household items, pet needs, you name it, they have it. Prices are reasonable and once I apply my mobile coupons, coupons and cartwheel ap, I can save some good money. Only downfall is, they need more employees. Sometimes when you are looking for help, you cannot find it and never enough registers are open.

This Target blows!!! The business its self it unorganized and never have what you are looking for. The workers are not helpful and will avoid you if they see you looking for an item. Just another big box store that will hire anyone for the cheap labor. I cant stand businesses that are «say» there are all about the customer but this store truly isn’t. Your just another number (dollar) to them. Avoid if possible.

Typical Target, nothing new here. The layout is a little bit different than most Targets and this store isn’t the best stocked store around. If you’re in the area and need a Target, this will do but it’s not worth going out of your way.

TARGET MISSES THE MARK
I’ve always found Christmas shopping to be easy in the past. But I have to say I’m really deeply disappointed with the lack of ingenuity from retailers this year, and I’m surprised that I have to include Target in this criticism.
If you were as excited as I was about the Neiman Marcus collaboration with Target, you can save some time and skip it. It was a putrid palette of crap. Read on…
NEIMAN MARCUS
Target realized that we’ve all grown accustomed to the their usual merchandise rotation, and not wanting to have to discount after season, they needed to come up with some new ideas to keep customers guessing. Enter Needless Markup, I mean Neiman Marcus. I figured that the merchandise would be scattered throughout each department, but no. It was all near the front, in the women’s clothing department to the right as I walked in. Well, here’s what I found:
Cheap Dresses…
As in cheap material for cheaply made garments. I used to really appreciate that even though Target is a discount store, when they did something, they did it right. Not so much anymore. These hideous dresses would not be well received by any woman on my Christmas list, with their balloon-​y silhouettes and appendage-​like fabric pieces that looked like rags. The lace dresses looked like slips for barmaids or hookers.
Blah Scarves…
One actually – it was Marc Jacobs. How would you know? Because the drab black and gray scarf said Marc Jacobs in HUGE letters across an entire edge. See what I mean – can you say boring? Oh, and for $ 79 I would expect more than «Cashmere BLEND.» For the same price, I can get a colorful 100% cashmere scarf at a department store – and with promotions, probably for less.
Glitzy Handbags and Compacts…
Judith Leiber went crazy with a glue gun and some cheap pink and lavender crystal-​like pieces to create a compact fit for an eleven-​year-​old. And Marc Jacobs envelope-​thin «rose gold» clutch for $ 69 didn’t inspire me to run to the register with it. I like the women in my life and wouldn’t want to piss them off with these awful gifts.
Drinking is a Theme…
A Rag & Bone silver «colored» flask for $ 29.99, and some Luminarc shot glasses for $ 19.99 were the least expensive items, and they weren’t worth a third of the asking price. Then there were some really ugly, holiday-​specific (gold criss-​cross paint) barware by Altuzzara, and some overpriced heavy black wood trays. There was such and emphasis on drinking. Perfect if your’e an alcoholic I guess. Make that a blind alcoholic with a penchant for picking out ugly barware.
Dull Desk Accessories and Miscellaneous…
I don’t care that you put your name on it, Diane Von Furstenberg. Your lacquer jewelry box is the same one they have been hawking at TJ Maxx for the PAST SIX seasons. Theirs is $ 14.99. Yours is an outrageous $ 49.99. She also put out a yoga mat for the same price, with the same black & white birch tree look. Want a tarnished looking letter opener made out of base metal for $ 34.99? It’s waiting for you!
JUNKY JEWELRY
Has Target just given up on jewelry? I don’t know what to say other than there is very little of it, and none of it looks like anything you’d want to give or receive. Caselines were «boarded up» with frosted glass a few years ago and serve as mere platforms for some costume jewelry.
FIVE DOLLAR WRAPPING PAPER
I always liked the shimmer, sparkle and «fab-​u-​losity» of Target’s seasonal department. I went to select wrapping paper to put the finishing touches on some gifts I bought earlier this season. I was okay with the paper creeping up from $ 3 to $ 3.50, and even to $ 4. But $ 5 for a little over two yards of wrapping paper? With Dollar Tree stocking Hallmark and Papyrus paper, Target you’ve got some crust. Yeah, I’ll let you keep it.
BOTTOM LINE
Target’s buyers are in trouble. They are being outclassed in product, undercut on price and out-​styled in trend by the competition. Walmart has copied them, and wrecked Target’s ability to retain margins. This Neiman Marcus thing could have been a really different spin, but Target blew it just like they did last season. Remember that bizarre lowbrow collection of plates with road signs and arrows all over it. Or how about the back-​to-​school dorm collection of décor with silver giant piggy banks and wooden sculptures of a crow or owl on a branch. Not as in Alfred Hitchcock birds, these things looked like rejected Pier One mistakes. Ummm, I don’t know about you, but when I was in college I never thought about decorating my dorm room with wooden birds. WTF?
Let’s be honest here. Target’s buyers are burnt out. I’m hoping that is the case, and that Targets buyers aren’t one-​trick ponies– and that they will get past this «brain fart» they have experienced this past year.
Two UNINSPIRED stars for a store that has temporarily lost its way. Bring back the collectible items by designers like Michael Graves. We miss it.

This Target now has a decent selection of Meat, Fruit, vegetables and other groceries. I may never need another store!