Target

This is a large location. The store is part of a big shopping plaza. Plenty of parking available. There are lots of restaurants as well.
Nicely set up as far as space within the store. Large aisles.
Most Targets carry pretty much the same products and this one was no exception.

First i should state that i am an avid Target lover. I’ll go there when i need something and even when i don’t.
The Target locations in Richmond all have their own character and benefits. This one is no different. If you need to in and out this location is smaller and efficient (although i still tend to wander).

As far as Target goes I can expect consistency. This Target was no exception. I was so thrilled to see the sign from the freeway as I left the airport! It is huge with a big parking lot. There is a Starbucks here and full food options. Everything was nice and clean and when I went it wasn’t too busy.

Good day at Target plenty cashiers. Getting ready for the seasonal crew I’m sure. Not busy today surprised.

Like so many other businesses — Targets are getting as common as Walmarts, which is a good thing, because I get tired of the same olé places. However, this same olé place is now meeting all the typical requirements instead of standing out the way it use to!
These stores, regardless of location, typically have the same product, the same layout and the same prices no matter where you are! This is a plus — because instead of wasting your valuable time looking for something — it’s going to be pretty much in the same place as it is where you shop!
However, I’ve never been happy with the speed of service at any location and this one didn’t let me down — service sucked! I don’t understand why it takes so long to check out AND why there were no self checkouts. Pretty bad when I can ring myself out faster then the trained clerk!
Though I believe the quality of the merchandise IS better then the next giant so for that — it gets 4 stars! Improve your service and this place would be a 5 star for sure!

Stopped at Target today after surfing the Internet at work to look for a weedeater and hedge cutters. I am in no way shape or form and outdoorsey type, but my yard looks a hot mess so a single girls gotta do what she’s gotta do. I went in, searched high and low only to find out from a salesgirl that they don’t sell weed eaters in store, and that target online is a whole different store than in store… Really? Interesting… So… I ended up getting just hedge cutters… And surprise surprise. Got the better deal. I first reached for the brand name ones that were $ 19.99 since that’s what they were in Lowes online. Then as I was about to throw it in the cart I saw one cheaper for $ 12.99. I can’t remember anyone ever saying they needed a name brand hedge cutter so… Went with the cheaper one. It worked great. Couldn’t be happier. Now if my allergies would just calm down I can finish the other half of the bush in my yard.

Not really much to say about a Target. The staff is friendly and helpful. It is in a nice neighborhood/​shopping center.

I’m surprised it took this long for a big box store to come out to eastern Henrico; before this, I think that the closest one was the Walmart in Mechanicsville. Now, locally owned stores are great, but sometimes you just need to pick up some plastic hangers and some ice cube trays. Without Target out here, I don’t know where I would get a lot of the staples.

Everyone loves Tar-​jay and this is my local store, just a mile from my house in Church Hill. It’s nice and new still, and well-​organized, and unlike the older Targets in town, won’t have to go through those god-​awful renovations.
It has its own Starbucks coffee shop in the front, which really comes in handy when my power goes out (which is several times during every winter). I can’t live without my morning mud so I hop in the car and get several to-​go cups to drink while shivering in front of my fireplace.
I’ve started buying more groceries here, especially staples like half and half, coffee of course (they’re $ 2 a pound cheaper on Starbucks than anywhere else) and paper goods. Oddly though, beer is more expensive here than in the grocery store.