Target

I really don’t understand the novel size reviews of Target. This location is just fine. Employees have always been friendly. The store itself is always bright and clean. The parking lot is lit up nicely and always clean.

Well lit, positive, clean looking store. Way better shopping experience compared to nearby other stores especially Walmart. Target store rocks in our neighborhood. Easy to find all items necessary for household

The Customer Service is CRAP here. I walked in and walked pass like 12 employees and NOT person manage to say hi or even acknowledge me. I know I am not a ghost so I don’t know how you missed me!!! But since I have a life to live, I went on to purchase my stuff and when I was ready to check out, where I passed up more speechless employees, the cashier could not get her register to work properly so she was jumping from register to register until she finally decided to call for help.
besides all that I guess its your typical target… but really work on your customer service guys

Personally, I think the Glendale Heights Target is better in terms of selection, however, since this location is two blocks from where I work, I frequent this location a little more.
Unfortunately, I can’t give this Target a better review than 2 stars. Somehow, this Target does an excellent job of having an insufficient amount of cashiers open in the morning yet an abundance of associates walking around or talking.
A few weeks ago, I had walked in around 8:20 a.m., grabbed the one thing I needed and headed to the registers. However, only one register was open and there were nine associates (I counted) standing around in a circle talking. I’m assuming it was their «morning meeting,» but the conversation was very «Did you hear about that person yesterday?» or «Is she working this morning? When is she coming in?» It wasn’t until I stared for about 5 minutes, my line not having moved yet, until a shift manager finally asked one of them to open another register. The line to the one register had reached six people, many on whom had full carts already.
Then again, this morning, there was only one register open and about five people in line and three associates walking around. Again, there were people with full carts again and a shift manager asked one of the idle associates to open another register.
I understand that the mornings usually aren’t super busy, but I would recommend that this Target location have two registers open for the first hour, in case of those working professionals in the area or those homemakers who like to do their shopping first thing in the morning. Also, it’s really frustrating when you see a handful of associates lingering around the registers and noticing the lengthy line, but still try to pretend they don’t see the line or that they’re busy… when they’re not.
Basically, my opinion of this Target location is: I’ll go here if I have to, but I’d really rather not.

I would say this target location is very nice, but sadly, this target does not have most of the things I want in stock.

On 02÷8÷2015. I received terrible customer service at the return area… No, hi how are you? Or simply just a hi. just a look and she grabbed the item I was returning, and I wasn’t asked if I wanted it back in cash, card or in store credit so she automatically just put it back on the card. The item was a gift and she didn’t know that… so obviously I wanted to put it on an in store credit. After that huge fiasco that I was cool about I didn’t get a have a good day or anything. And the whole time I wasn’t making any rude remarks at all, so with all that being said I feel like when you work in customer service you should treat people kindly because the reason you have a job is because of us (customers).

It’s a good target with a grocery section and one of the only ones in the area with maternity clothes. There’s a starbucks and Pizza Hut in the front. Staff are friendly and the layout makes things easy to find. I like this target compared to others in the area.

I usually come here once a week for bathroom supplies, blu rays, and home décor once in a while. They usually are great about having items in stock, on sale, and their pharmacy staff is friendly. It is always a pleasant experience from friendly staff to having the items I came for.

Standard Tar-​shay…
You come in with a specific list of needs, and you end up leaving with 20 other things you forgot that you «needed» and $ 150 over the allotted budget, hating yourself for being such a consuming whore… swear it won’t happen next time, but you relapse, of course…
It’s the way of the world now.
It can never be a quick trip for 1 or 2 things… ever…it just never ends up that way. And God forbit you ARE in a hurry, they will only have like 4 lanes open when they’ve built like 3,000 in a row, but nooooo they can’t open another lane and take someone off the floor, they let their customers feel full frustration and beat down, but always get you coming back for more, like the consumption whore you are.
Sometimes you can find a good deal, or something marked like 8 times down on clearance… and sometimes they advertise a certain deal or price, but if you are not watching the register as they ring up each item, they won’t actually ring up with the deal you THOUGHT you were getting!
Be careful people! Be alert, and don’t be an idiot.
Come prepared, make your list, get your items, and don’t be wooed by the sale tags and clearance stickers, get it, get your sh*t and get out as quick as you can.
I have faith in you, you can do it!

This Target location is hit or miss for me most of the time. Unfortunately not all Target locations are created equally. Parking and people can be cray cray sometimes. The employees are also hit or miss, some are super helpful and some just want to mean mug you.
They move stuff around quite frequently so sometimes difficult to locate items. There are other Targets not too far from here… so I’m not totally heart broken.

I come here at least once a week. It just seems safe coming here. The store is very clean and very organized. I have always been impressed when I come here.

This Target is really going downhill… and fast! I used to love this location — it is so close to work so I frequent this location quite a bit. Lately, I really have been considering just holding off and going to another location, or just not going to Target at all.
The issues:
— Half of the items are never in stock. I don’t know if they are discontinuing items, or if they just don’t get shipments. Either way, I can’t find what I want.
— Prices seem to be going up. And the sales are not much of a sale… you have to buy 3 of something before you get a $ 5 giftcard? That’s not a deal.
— The employees have really poor attitudes. I can’t tell you how many times I have overheard employees complaining about each other, the managers, or just being there in general. No offense, but that’s not what I want to hear when I’m shopping. And I’m hardly EVER asked if I need help.
— The Starbucks counter is really slowwwww, and they almost always have a line. A long line.
After the whole information hacking fiasco, you would think they would be trying harder. Not so very much.

Well what is there to say other than it is just another Super Target. This store seems to be in cahoots with the Dominicks in the same area with only having 2 – 3 checkout lanes open at any given time of the day. This gets frustrating after being there a few times a month and having to deal with it every time.
The store is usually fairly clean for such a large department store, and they usually have what you need. The amount of people in here sometimes gets a little crazy being on one of the main drags in Schaumburg.
The checkout thing is very inconvient but there is also nothing that makes this store stand out against any other store like it.

Now that I’ve recovered from the always-​irritating fluorescent lights and the throngs of screaming babies, I can make my review.
Target is an okay store. There’s nothing there that really wows me. Honestly, Target tries way too hard to become one of the cool kids: selling «specialty» products that are inferior to the goods that I’ve found at Whole Foods or Mariano’s.
But I digress…
This particular store is clean and easy to navigate, that’s a plus. The prices are so-​so; I’ve found much better deals on chocolate bars and DVDs elsewhere. The checkout lines are ridiculous. Only 3 cashiers on average are available, and the lines extend back to bedding. Cray.
I don’t dig Target all that much, but I can always get what I need there. So ***.

I used to think it’d be a cold day in Hell before I dropped a star on a Target, but alas, that day has come.
Things I’m tired of seeing here (regardless of my regular visits):
** The endless red tags on shelves of merch that you’d think would indicate some kind of sale, but only advertise exactly what the regular price of item is on a second dangle-​y sign. And it’s never just one item (see pics), it’s like 45 different items on a shelf and each will have a separate red hanging tag and they all say ‘as advertised &__.__’. Why do they need to put a million signs on sh*t to tell you that something is the exact same price as the non-​sale price-​tag below it? It’s to try and trick you into thinking there’s a sale and I’m tired of being bamboozled.
** The gossip-​y employees. I’m sick of hearing people b*tch about other people not doing their job at work. I don’t want to hear that while I’m trying to enjoy one of my favorite activities (wasting time at Target). It’s a major downer and mega unprofessional to do out in the open where customers can obviously here you. They need to get these folks a water cooler or stairwell in back so they know the protocol for the appropriate place to b*tch about stuff at work.
** There are two mirrors in the the entire women’s, juniors, plus-​size and maternity section and one is constantly blocked off by the sad-​sack 30% off racks (this topic to be revisited later) spaced waaay too closely together and the piles of re-​stocking carts the employees leave in front of the mirrors.
** The aforementioned ‘sad sack’ sales racks. There’s a good 30-​ft of 30%-off juniors stuff that’s packed on those racks. They’re never organized by size and because everything’s jammed in so tightly, you can’t pull stuff out to look at it. The 30% racks are largely juniors clothing items, or at least they rarely ever put the juniors stuff on 50 or 75% off.
** There’s another long row of disorderly racks of 30, 50, and 75% off but it’s almost exclusively plus-​sized or the ‘mom-​jeans’ type of stuff.
** This is probably a more general Target thing, but I need to take it out on someone and it’s going to be this Target since they’ve been on a several-​month-​long streak of pissing me off. The selection of women’s clothing and accessories has gone so downhill that sometimes I don’t even bother perusing (my former favorite thing). I feel like if you’re not pregnant or looking for dowdy stuff, there’s nothing very adult, and the younger stuff has gotten so young (and cheap) that there’s no longer a section for 20-​somethings looking to shop affordable for their wardrobe. Why is every shirt a crop top? Nobody looks good in those, at least not the Target ones in ultra thin material with the trashiest shades of neon with lame printed peace signs and hearts. Nothing more than tween ho garb. It’s like it’s Daytona Beach circa 1985, but without any of the retro kitsch.
** Twice I’ve come here and been corralled into checking out at customer service since other lines were so long, and they basically pushed my stuff back into my cart after scanning and gave me a wad of plastic bags to bag myself on the way out.
It’s just no longer up to snuff. So much so that for the first time in years I actually have more than the bank-​stated minimum on my regular bank account, because now that this Target is borderline terrible, I don’t spend all my money here.

I am a fan of the Tar-​Jay! We used to shop at this location all the time when we lived in Schaumburg. The parking lot works well for me. No annoying one-​ways or dead ends. Of course, I can use my Target Debit Card and save my 5%, so that works for me.
I noticed two things during my most recent visit. First, they don’t have a deli at this Target. We stopped to get lunch stuff for the week and had to settle for packaged lunch meat. Good thing it was for my hubby because it is highly unlikely that I would nibble on that stuff. Secondly, their staff aren’t all the friendliest characters around. I asked a Target Team Member for some guidance. She didn’t even lift her head and just sort of tossed her hand in the direction of what I was looking for. Another couple Team Members stood around the refrigerated items yapping it up and mainly blocked the aisles for the paying customers. I was annoyed.
It may have just been an off night since we’ve had good experiences here before. Regardless, I was glad once we were driving out of the parking lot.

I go to this Target all the time without any issue. The workers are all pleasant enough, they usually have whatever I’m looking for in stock and Target has great prices!
They finished their grocery section remodel a few months ago and it’s awesome! Many people don’t realize Target has really good prices on dry groceries and now with this new remodel they carry a lot of produce, too.
Pro Tip — Park on the side of the building to avoid crazy traffic and crowds, and always find a close spot!
It’s a great place to shop. I heart Target! :D