Target

This target is my usual go to as I live close by. Generally speaking, it is a decent target. However, over the last few weeks I’ve noticed a few days recently where EVERY SINGLE SHOPPING CART was sitting in the parking lot - There were ZERO carts inside the store. (Not weather related because yesterday it was over 60° and sunny!) all of the corrals were so full that the carts were sticking halfway out into the driving lanes. There were plenty of employees around And the store was not crowded at all. Not acceptable, Target.

Pretty good experience overall going here. Sometimes they have empty shelves on wanted items for a few days but other than that I’ve had no issues.

On 20May2025, I arrived with my wife and SIL due to needing things as my SIL just flew in from out of state. I’ve looked around and didn’t see anything I needed so I proceeded to exit the doors I came in from. The lady at customer service told me that the doors are locked and that I would have to go all the way around. I’ve mentioned to her that I’m disabled and that I’m parked in the handicap spot. She mentioned to me again that the doors are locked and that I would have to go all the way around. Due to the type of disability I have, they are supposed to accommodate personnel that qualifies for ADA. This will definitely go up to corporate as this is unacceptable.

It is impossible to quietly browse this store because the AT&T sales guys are so aggressive! They don’t stay in a booth or anything. They will suddenly pop up from behind the towels and start yammering away. You have to be really rude and move quickly to avoid dealing with them, so it is not a pleasant shopping experience. It reminds me of fighting off guys in a nightclub in the 90s. Except back then I wouldn’t get arrested for stomping on their feet or throwing an elbow if they didn’t take no for an answer. I strongly recommend avoiding this store unless you enjoy aggressive male attention with an ulterior motive.

This target has been out of stock on skin care essentials for almost 2 weeks now. There's only one self check out open. I don't recommend going to this target unless you're shopping for disappointment. Weeks later, and the aisle is in no better shape. Didn't buy anything this trip because nothing was available.

Fitting room closed. Staff rude. I spent over an hour picking out various swimsuits to try on. I don’t need to specify why swimsuits need to be tried on prior to buying. Apparently, the fitting rooms “close at 7pm and items that need to be tried on, have to be purchased.” I said I’d try them on in the bathroom, and “no un purchased items are allowed in the bathrooms.” Thanks, Target - I will never buy clothing from you again. Absolute waste of my time and a ridiculous new “fitting room policy”.

They never answer their phones doesn't matter what time of day you will not get a person and I've gotten home two different times tried different food products they tasted old I looked at the date and one was a month old the other one was three months old so definitely check the dates before you buy any food

I noticed that the guy gathering carts outide was also someone taking care of the self check out line when i came in. A lot of things out of stock in the produce area. Seemed like they were shorthanded. Maybe hiring should be done? The guy who checked me out had absolutely no idea on how to bag. I had a cart full of heavy items i was loading on the belt: canned items, milk, juice, large container of cold brew... you know... things that typically get put in first to avoid destroying other fragile/soft iems that were just purchased... he started by putting my romaine lettuce, lunch meat and sliced cheese in first. I really couldn't believe it. I had to adk that he not put those otems in first. He seemed confused on the logic behind that. Target, don't you train your employees on how to bag? I had to do it myself, which is not what should happen given i wasn't in the self- checkout line. Please, kindly, train/retrain your staff.