It was fine...for a walmart. Has what you need when you are traveling and need some quick items…read more Not a place I would shop at otherwise.

Always try to shop at Walmart no matter where we are as you always get consistent service. Denver…read morewas no exception. They even provided free bags when we checked out.

I'd give this store a zero rating if I could. We stopped there to get some essential supplies for…read moreour trip. We were in the store for 15 minutes. LITERALLY. We have a dually pickup truck and were pulling a 44 ft camper. We parked out back so we could just grab something and leave. We tried to not park and block a bunch of spaces. 15 minutes later we came out to find a 4x6 (roughly) orange colored sticker plastered on the side window that said NO RV PARKING. Seriously? You're going to send customers away because you don't want them coming in your parking lot with an RV? Absolutely unacceptable. DO BETTER!!!!!!

We stopped at the Walmart in Commerce City, Colorado to grab some snacks for the road. It was a…read morequick and easy stop--found everything we needed from chips and drinks to some last-minute essentials. The store was busy but organized, and checkout didn't take long. Solid stop before hitting the highway. 4 stars.

My first "super target". Wow. I didn't really need much but will say the Starbucks staff was super…read morenice. It has kind of a weird layout so things I was looking for had a hard time finding. I usually use app but wasn't a long visit so probably that would help. Been a target shopper for a really really long time. They are good with changing with the times. Please this year don't put pride items somewhere back in the corner.

Have you ever walked into a grocery store, outside of a national emergency, and found the entire…read morefreezer section completely empty? Walk into the Northfield Target on any given day and that's the gamble you're taking. I shop at both Northfield and Glendale pretty regularly, and for whatever reason Northfield just does not run like Glendale. The freezers being mostly empty isn't some weird one-time thing. It happens all the time. There are also multiple products Target says this store carries, and usually even shows as "in stock," that I've tried to buy over and over and have literally never even seen on the shelf (and the Shipt drivers cannot find either). I've gotten to the point where I don't really trust the inventory in the app for this location anymore. So Sunday I figured I'd call before driving over to see if they actually had any frozen food. Apparently that's not an option either. I called eight times between 5:58 and 6:12 PM. Each time I let it ring for 1 to 2 minutes until the call eventually disconnected on its own. Nobody answered a single call. I'm attaching the screenshot because eight calls to an open Target in 14 minutes without one person picking up the phone is kind of insane. Order Pickup is the same kind of experience. I've stood in the pickup area for 10+ minutes with nobody there to help while employees are walking around, talking to each other, etc. I understand being short staffed. I understand corporate cutting payroll. What I don't understand is how nobody notices a customer has been standing at Order Pickup for 10 minutes, or a phone has been ringing repeatedly, or that entire sections of grocery are routinely empty. And I'm not expecting every employee to somehow compensate for Target cutting payroll. Leadership still has to run the store with the resources they have, set expectations and hold people accountable. Someone has to answer the phone. Someone has to be paying attention to Order Pickup. Someone has to notice when inventory is this consistently bad. Maybe I sound like a cranky millennial who has been running retail businesses for too long, but I know Target isn't paying people to stand around and chat while multiple customers are standing there looking around, waiting for someone to help them. Being tightly staffed is one thing. Having employees available and nobody stepping in is something else. Let's cross train. Maybe there are things happening behind the scenes that customers don't know about, but after enough visits I genuinely wonder what the leadership issue is at this particular location. Glendale doesn't operate like this, which is why I have a hard time just chalking it up to Target being Target. Why can Glendale manage to run like a Target and Northfield can't?

I went to Ross today and found some good deals on some summer clothes. I found some great shirt. I…read morewas pretty happy about it. I found a great pair of sunglasses for only $10 and also got a pair of $80 Quay sunglasses for my wife for only $16!

Very messy store. Lazy rude workers. When you walk in, they don't acknowledge you when you try to…read moreask him a question. You seem to be bothering them.

Was able to replace a 64 oz hydro flask with one from Ross. They also had a lot of really cute…read moreshoes. Great finds for cheap. Line wasn't too bad. Lots of parking out front. Service was friendly.

On Friday, June 12th, I went to the location on 7506 E 36th Ave (Parkhill) where I have shopped for…read moreyears. I need to use the facilities as I have a medical condition that requires me to react quickly when having to use the bathroom. The unprofessional attendants told me that the bathrooms were closed and also stated that it was for no reason that they were closed. I asked what do you do when you have paying customers that need to use the bathroom, they laughed and said Well, you can go down to Dominos and use the bathroom, there is a law that states that you have to provide and make accommodations for customers with medical conditions in the State of Colorado, as well as the city of Denver. I then went to the front and asked for a manager. The immature and unprofessional cashier named Alan asked what I needed with the manager, and when I explained the situation, he laughed and said, "we ain't breakin no laws". Then, when the manager did come up, she began laughing and said I know what I can and can't do in my store, she then proceeded to start screaming at me across the store and continued to laugh. When I told her that I was going to report them to the Department of Health, she cancelled my transaction, and upon leaving the store, the security guard told me to F@#$ off and don't come back again. I called the corporate office and filed a complaint with their customer service team, and was told that I would receive a call within 3-5 business days, which never happened, and when I called to follow up on the complaint, I was told that their corporate office would not be returning my call due to the nature of the situation. I would think that their corporate office would want to resolve any issues with a paying customer who spends thousands of dollars a year with them. I guess I won't be shopping at Ross any longer. Sad and poor customer service!! I also have this all recorded on audio!!

Honestly I had wack experience here yesterday. (Btw "Yesterday's" exact date- 7/8/25, and I was…read morehere midday) I picked up a few frozen pizzas, and as I was leaving the checkout I called my boyfriend to tell him I already picked up the pizzas we had been planning to get, only for him to tell me he had just picked them up as well! So I told him I'd return the ones I just got. I then went straight to the customer service desk, without even having left the store mind you) and explained to the middle-aged white woman (wish I had gotten her name smh) there the situation. She sighed loudly and said, "well great now we'll have to throw away all this stuff!" And I, somewhat taken aback by her snide tone, said in response, "oh no I'm sorry, but I haven't even left the store with that stuff? I just bought it literally a minute ago?" And she practically snarled at me- "well that doesn't matter. It's policy that I have to throw these away now." So now I hang my head in shame and quietly apologize again. And THEN the entire time she's scanning the pizzas, every few seconds she's muttering stuff like- "unbelievable" "just ridiculous" "I can't believe this" while I awkwardly stand there. I mean what did she want me to do, take home nine pizzas I literally didn't have room for (bc of the nine pizzas that my bf just bought that were already in there)?! I mean maybe her vitriol was actually being directed at the store, but it sure as hell felt personal to me! after she was done scanning I just quietly asked her if that was all and once again she harshly told me "yes." I then I scurried out of the store as fast as I could!

Target has almost everything. Great prices. Friendly service. And great selection on everything…read more Go there.

Terrible customer service. First and last time shopping at this location. Also there was no carts…read moreor baskets inside the store.

I want last week because I need to buy groceries. When I was going to go check out the lady charged…read moreme more than the original price she didn't pay attention to me about the price and she started to be rude to me and she didn't want to put the original price. She said to me that the price that was on the tags were wrong and the computer but the market a higher price . But it didn't match with the original price and I decided to just leave because I didn't want to have any problems and I didn't want anything for free so I just left and I prefer to go somewhere else instead of this store, even if it's far away, because the people treat me way better than they did here.

They're doing construction that blocks off so many stores and they're packed kids are running…read morearound the stores just a bad experience

Revisited my favs, Old Navy, H & M, Bath & Bodywork's. The flowers were abloom and it was cheery.read more

We had some time to kill before meeting my friend for dinner. We stopped at the flea market on the…read moreway home to my cousin's house. Daily admission applies per person, I think it was $3 on Saturday. Huge parking lot to park. This place has a small carnival as well. My mom wanted to find luggage but time was not on our side, nor was the weather. We went later in the afternoon, they closed at 5pm. Many vendors already closed shop, plus the weather was near 100 degrees. We walked around to see what they have, we purchased some fruits and left. My cousin recommended getting the sausage on a stick, but all of the food vendors were closed.

BARGAINING AND HAGGLING!! It's a flea market/ swap meet/ open air market and I freaking LOVE THIS…read morePLACE!! Lots of deals to be found as well as tons of food & drink options, live music, vendors galore!! They have a small carnival with lots of rides for kids and adults!! Almost everything under the sun can be found here. But you need to know your prices of things as sometimes they charge higher than the local markets and stores but they love to haggle prices. Everything is negotiable and if they don't budge, move on to the next 30 stalls! The one bad thing is that their food stall vendors rarely clean their tables and counters. Be prepared! I always bring plenty of cash, box of hand wipes, an umbrella for shade, wear comfy shoes and bring a cooler with ice packs and drinks which I rent a shopping cart to carry all my stuff. It's so much fun!!