Target

Broken stall left a line for the men’s bathroom. Had to wait half an hour to drop a deuce. Little boy came in the bathroom to pee but the kid’s urinal was broken too.
Pretty crappy… No pun intended

I love Target and this one is also conveniently nearby my home. It is much smaller than the ones in Daly City and doesn’t have as much, but whenever I go for what I need, I usually find it. Workers are friendly and there’s two lots for parking as well.

nice place, with alot of veriety. customer service is ok. security is causing the low rating. i felt stereo typed. I was being watched the whole time as if i were a thief

One of my favorite target stores to go to! The cart escalator system was alright, but what made my trip was seeing my favorite cashier, Phil (sorry, Helen). Jeffery was also very helpful and hard at work! If anyone gets a chance to take a picture of Phil’s name tag, please send it to me.

Pronunciation: Tahr-​geh = City Target, means it is 2−3% more expensive than Target in suburbia. Just FYI.
It is convenient to have a store in the middle of the city because shopping is a little bit easier. I do not find myself going to downtown.
Staff, management and security are nice and friendly.
You can basically find most of your goodies here.
Check out the women’s sale section. You can find cute clothes along with athletic wear for a good price. You just need to dig a little and find the treasure.
Quick Tip: If you have a RedCard (debit or credit card), you get a 5% discount at Starbucks. Enjoy a latte that is less than $ 4.

Came here at night and what is interesting this Target is located in the busy San Francisco. We came here so I can head over to Starbucks to grab a city mug. This place is not that busy. This Target is clean and spacious. I did notice a security at the door. I am not sure if it means that the area is not that safe. Well the security guard has a stool to sit. So I think he is watching the door.
We came at night and it was pretty quiet here. Cool Target.

This was back in October 2015.
I went walking into Target passed Starbucks and as soon as I walked into the aisles I heard a very loud abnoxious cough as I walked. How unpleasant and rude to hear that sh!#. Moving forward… How in the hell do you not know what a WinCleaner is? After I just explained it to the first rep? Smh… the first rep clearly did not know where he was taking me when I had asked about where the WinCleaners were but instead he took me to an aisle and he «thought» that was where the cleaners were. At first I laughed because I thought he was kidding. So, I told him that wasn’t what I was talking about. He mistakenly thought I said, «cleaners» when I had specifically said, «wincleaners», then he called for a second rep associate. He had came over looking all confused and of course he didn’t know what a WinCleaner was either. When he was like, «what does it do?» I had to explain it for the second time now about what it does and it has something to do with cleaning up all junk from your data, internet search, to make the internet go faster. That’s when the second rep associate had said «Oh, I’ve using it before but it didn’t work for me.» So he showed me on his phone but not enough for me to see what he was doing. Okay, he then shows me the free app Google chrome. I said «Oh I’ve seen this before.» He tells me that those are free to download (only he laughed it out). I didn’t laugh with him but instead I said, «O.K.» He continues to laugh while I walked away. I was seriously going like «WTH is his problem?» That was soooo not professional at all. Plus they didn’t even have a WinCleaner anywhere.
That’s not all.
I took the elevator going back down to first floor. I got out and went to the candy aisle and picked out two candies. Twix and snickers. I got in line and the cashier person (don’t want to know her name) she was laughing with the customer in front of me. Until they were done I then wanted to put my items on the table for checkout so I can get the hell out of that place. First I went to the first register where the lady was clearly not doing anything and as I went to approach her, she then tells me to go see another cashier. Oh great. I went and I see that the cashier was still talking to a customer in front of me and of course they were looking at me as I put my stuff on the counter. They were also giggling about it like I haven’t been listening to their meaningless conversations which are not work related. I wanted to tell her to try talking to her at another time. I want to pay for my items and leave. How hard is that to do? Honestly.
One the upside. The candies were on sale for $ 5 for each! It deserves a star for that. I am in no hurry to return. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

This location is definitely a hit or miss. With employees not being too knowledgable of the products carried. Can be extremely messy at times. Especially during the holding season. I keep coming back mainly because it’s convenient. You can also order online and pick up in store! But it’s likely that due to their low inventory, they’ll have to reroute your order to another location/​delivery. :(
Tip:
Price adjust your prices by using
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This is a huge target with a great selection. Tons of parking with the shared lot and often spots on the street. The employees are always friendly and helpful. Last time I was here the cashier was so much fun and she sang Usher to me… it was the best cashier experience I’ve ever had.

Pretty convenient city target with legitimate parking (a huge plus). The staff is always friendly and on more than one occasion they have found me a random coupon discounting the items I’m purchasing (so nice!). Selection is decent for a smaller store. I really love that they have a grocery. Very helpful when you’re in a hurry!

An average Target. I’ve never been to a Target in San Francisco and it was interesting to condense a whole Target into two-​stories.
Parking wasn’t a problem, there was a lot of space. Don’t forget to take your valuables with you!
If you’re used to the one floor Target, going around here may be difficult just because it’s a different floor plan. You can refer to a map near the entrances.
The check out lane wasn’t too bad. Waited about 5 minutes and it was great.
What I also like about this Target was that they were dog-​friendly. Saw cute dogs while I shopped.

Pretty well stocked for all my basic needs. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially Brianna at checkout and another who suggested a better quality pillow instead of the one I was going to purchase.
But why are there separate aisles for men’s and women’s body washes? I happened to need a fragrance free body wash that was located in the women’s aisle, but there was nothing about this product that suggested it was targeted towards women.

I am very happy that there is a Target right in the Richmond district. I admit that it is extremely convenient. The staff are all quite courteous and if you find the item for a cheaper price on
, show it to the cashier on your phone, they will honour it without much hassle. Curbside services this location.
The only problem I have with this store is that they always seem to be out of stock. I understand that the selection is limited because it is a smaller store but please keep the items you have in stock! There are times when almost the entire aisle or product category is empty and looks as if the store is running out of business.

If it takes me 30 minutes to buy 3 things, you’ve failed your main purpose as a convenience store.
I needed 2 basic household items that they placed on the absolute deepest part of the store on different floors. They lay it out so you have to go past the entire stock of useless crap just to get household essentials. Also their sale information was wrong and they acted like I was the stupid one when their sign blatantly said the wrong information. They also had two cashiers open for the entire store, which is relatively big, so it took me about 30 – 40 minutes just to buy my few items.
I would go out of my way to avoid this place unless absolutely necessary.

First thought:
Outside– This looks tiny.
Inside– This is the prettiest Target I’ve seen.
The parking lot is small, but it wasn’t too full.
Downstairs contains Women’s clothes, home items and Starbucks. Haha that’s all I noticed. Perfect layout ;) I believe this location had better jewelry selection too. They have Ambar but the selection wasn’t the best.
The bathrooms, shoes, men’s clothes are upstairs.

I have to admit, they bribed me with a few donuts. They had people passing out donuts in the morning the week of the grand opening last year, and I was more than happy to accept.
Compared to the city target in SOMA, this one is is a little more sane. There’s also a free parking lot so that’s already another star in my book. Don’t come expecting to be able to find everything your heart desires though — it’s not your humongous suburban Target. I’m just glad they turned this creepy building into something useful!

First time I’ve been to this location. Super cool Gay Pride ad out front. Nice little Pride t-​shirt selection in men’s clothing. But really I was here for a simple mini-​USB cable I needed for my battery charger, which I found easily and paid $ 12 for… so quite content.
Why does anybody go to Wal-​Mart? Seriously?

Black Friday 2014
Retina iPad Mini: $ 100 off + $ 100 Gift Card
XBox One: crappy Assasin’s Creed* bundle + $ 50 Gift Card
Shadows of Mordor: $ 25
Used the 100 towards the XBox and the 50 on Shadows and Smart Cover (also on sale)
The good part: unlike the s-​storm that was our local Target this one had almost no one, on Black Friday! The entire purchase took less than 15 minutes, on Black Friday!
Boom!
FIVE STARS!!!
*Assasin’s Creed still not installed

I really like this target way more than city target which is really weird because I feel like the city target should be bigger and better.
There’s actually a lot of more things this one offers than city target as well and the design of it is more appealing. I wish it wasn’t so far.

I’m a review snob and rarely write about «chains,» but I’m breaking my rule for this Target.
In a nutshell:
1. Easy parking
2. Feels open and spacious inside and not crazy-​crowded like the three stores down south where the aisles are like collision courses
3. While not as comprehensively stocked as a regular target, I always find what I need, even when my list is as random as the one I had yesterday (bandages, training bras, chonies, canned corn, canned white beans, salsa verde, Goo Gone or a suitable substitute, onions, cereal, lotion, berries, and two kinds of Command hooks)
4. I’ve never had more than 2 people ahead of me in line to check out
5. It’s easy to find a helpful employee no matter where you are in the store
It ain’t perfect, though. Like Jennifer O said, the layout is confusing, so point # 5 above really comes in handy. There’s some household stuff on the main level and some downstairs, and there are sections next to each other that make you go HUH? So, until you have the store memorized you should NOT plan on a quick in-​and-​out.
Even so, when you take into account the time you’ll save over driving south, fighting for parking, dodging your fellow shoppers in hellishly crowded aisles, waiting in looooong lines, then driving home in a bad mood, it’s worth trying this Target instead. Your sanity is more important than having 50 types of toothpaste to choose from.