Target

Clean and well-​organized Target with competitively priced healthy and tasty items ($ 12.59 Archer’s farm unsalted roasted cashews, $ 2.29 Amy’s reduced sodium lentils vegetables soup, $ 4.79 Kind bars with 5 g. sugar, $ 4.99 Strong & Kind bars with 10 g. proteins, etc.), free private parking lot, discounts with the cartwheel phone app, friendly staff, fast check-​out with a dispatcher, affordable quality fitness gear under the brand C9 by Champion, etc.
There was a Starbucks coffee shop on site.
The Target red card offers you 5% off every day on any purchases.
You can get up to $ 40 cash back when you pay by credit card.
By completing a customer satisfaction survey within 72 hours of purchase, you could win hundreds of instant win prizes monthly. You will enter to win a $ 1,500 target gift card.
The Massachusetts tax was 6.25% on the merchandise.

Great store friendly people but their mobile unit is horrible the systems never work. I just wasted 3 hours waiting for activation of iPhone but transaction cancelled so going out directly to apple store. Target good for other stuff NEVER mobile

Had flu shot on 1÷5÷14 at about 2 pm. I believe this pharmacist (Kevin) is inexperienced. It was the most painful flu shot I ever had!
**DO NOT GET FLU SHOT with MR. KEVIN!***

Walked in and was immediately offered a Mocha Coffee Latte. That was the extent of my contact with employees until I hit the checkout counter.
The shelves were well stocked and clean.
With the soggy weather yesterday, there weren’t many customers roaming the aisles with us which made for a pleasant experience and quick checkout process.

Nice clean store. Great selection of stuff as only Target does. I love all the home décor stuff they have and change out regularly. My only complaint is that in the mens’ clothing they never seem to have my size, plus their stuff and the Mossimo brand tend to run small, so you have to size up.
Staff is always friendly and says «Hello» to you as they pass you in the aisles.
Its nice that they have a starbucks, so I can pick up my drink while doing shopping. Plenty of parking and its pretty easy to get a spot close to the door. It never seems to be pretty busy, but Im usually there during the week, and avoid it on the weekends when it can get crazy.

Great Target, clean and well stocked store. Bathrooms are very clean. Starbucks inside store is great! You can use the Target red card and get 5% off even in the Starbucks. This place is so much nicer and cleaner than the Wal-​Mart across the street.

Just went here to get some shorts. They had my size. They make sizing really easy… rather it’s really easy to use their dressing rooms. nice folk.
I recommend

It’s a Target. The merchandise is probably about the same as most, though sometimes they staff is slow to restock some sections. I try to shop when the place isn’t busy, since they tend to understaff the registers; if the lot is full and the trash cans at the front are visibly overflowing, avoid. Otherwise, not a bad place to get cat litter, some frozen spinach, and socks all at once.

I give this target 3.5 stars, but that rounds up to 4, I guess.
They are good for household items.
Tried buying food there, not so great. I don’t like the layout and the selection is not so good. They hardly have any fresh fruits and vegys.
Service is ⁴⁄₅
Food/​selection is ³⁄₅ at best

This was the saddest Target I’ve ever been in. The were decimated. Every section was a mess and mostly empty. We went to three other Target stores on this trip and non of them were in quite such disarray and lacking so much stock.

Target gives back. If you shop, especially with the current economy, you should be thinking about how your town (and ultimately your cost of living) will benefit. I like Target’s giving policy.
Check them out and sign up for a target credit card or red card to see how your purchases there will benefit your town and may ultimately help with your town’s finances.

i am a suburban mom this week. i’m in hopkinton, massachusetts babysitting my two nieces, mattie and kate and my nephew, jack. it’s two days before halloween and jack tells me he doesn’t have a costume. he’s ten. no costume. i panic. to me this is a 911 «P1» emergency. i always had (ve) my halloween costume ready by september and tried on at least 20 times by halloween.
so, i send the girls to the neighbors house and jack and i pile into the car. the car has a built-​in navigation system but we don’t bother using it bc jack and i know the roads. errr, ah… we think we do, anyway. suddenly, we’re lost. i’m from out-​of-​town, every street in new england looks the same, and i’m relying on a ten year old to guide me. we finally try the navigation system but can’t find target in the directory and, excuse me, but i’ve NEVER used a navigation system before. MUNI and the stars are my navigation system.
i call target. a very nice woman talks me down. i have NO idea where i am but i give her a few landmarks and she’s able to locate my wherabouts and guide me to target. she’s amazing! i think she has a future in counseling. seriously, next time i have a crisis of any sort, i’m calling target.
jack picks out freddy kruger costume. i fight it. it seems inappropriate (15 years after seeing the movie, i still have nightmares) but it only makes him want it more. i acquiesce. i’m an aunt after all!
we all arrive safely at home, i’m cooking dinner, i overhear, for the tenth time this week, «oh my god. aunt mary did the DUMBEST thing today.»