I've never been a frequent Target shopper, so this review is a few years late. I was told about the…read moredolls of some prominent figures in Black history, and I had to grab a few!!! And I am so glad that I did because they were flying off the shelf. On another note, the Good&Gather brand parmesan garlic kettle cooked potato chips are delicious!

The store is a normal cluttered target.. however every night now you get harassed by kids and adult…read moreselling 10'dollar candy bars outside the entrance and exit, total annoyance and soon to be a problem

First timer to this location . Either they have too many items to sell or the space is less !! This…read morelocation is crampeddddddddd ! And it is one of the most disappointing locations of Home Depot that I have ever seen . All items are all over the place and this almost looks like a dollar shop. Shopping experience is very average ! Don't feel like buying here , because it feels like dollar shop ! No help around . There was only one cashier and the billing was very slow . Some products are good though . We like few of the made in India items . Good location . Lots of other shops around . Parking is good . Overall a very average experience.. 2 stars !

The manager at this location, Ledy, refused to sell me a candle that I desperately needed for…read moreKwanzaa. Apparently, she was not in the holiday spirit. The item had been zeroed out because it was originally a part of a pack of 4. So she told me that she was going to throw it out. I would have gladly paid for it, but she would not even give it to me. If the manager does not have the administrative power to sell something that is located on the store floor, for sale, then who does? If you can 0 it out, why can't you add the item back in and then, perhaps discount it as damaged? And if I can't buy something as simple as a candle to light up a 5 year old girls heart from a billion dollar corporation, during the holidays, we obviously have much bigger, more complicated problems. I don't think I was asking the store for an unreasonable request.

Clark Commons is a nice shopping Center which opened 10 years ago (August 2015). Whole Foods is…read morethe Anchor store in this shopping center. There are 4 entrances and 3 exits & sufficient parking; however, the aisles are narrow & congestion is a problem when it's busy. The 27 stores surround the parking lot. There is a nice choice of stores. Many are Chain Stores and Restaurants. I wish they had a Vegetarian or Vegan restaurant. These are the stores there: Petco Barnes & Noble (opened in August 2025) Whole Foods Market (includes a restaurant/pub) Hallmark (Cards, Gifts) Home Goods (Kitchen supplies & more) Five Below Ulta Mattress Firm Michael's (Arts & Crafts) Verizon Wireless - Victra Clark L.A. Fitness PNC Bank Carter's / OshKosh B'gosh The Vitamin Shoppe City MD Urgent Care (since 2017) VisionWorks (Eye exams, Eyeglasses) The RESTAURANTS & Take Out foods are: Panera Bread ~ yummy (with drive-thru) Chipotle Panda Express Applebee's Smashburger Blaze Pizza Crumbl Cookies (opened in March 2022) - read separate reviews on this store elsewhere (Google, Yelp, Clark Neighbor, etc.) It's right across the street (with a traffic light to cross safely) from Hyatt Hills Golf Course, which also has Miniature Golf. Some shops that have closed: Red Mango, Party City, Noodles & Company

This is a nice outdoor shopping plaza. There are a few places to choose from for dining- Clark Bar…read moreand Applebee's for a restaurant vibe, or quick eats like Blaze Pizza, Panera, smash burger, and Panda Express. There is a nice variety of stores as well; Carter's/osh kosh Bgosh, Torrid, Ulta, Hallmark, Petsmart, HomeGoods, Michaels, and others. Also a Whole Foods, so it's a good one stop shop if you shop at these stores and live or commute nearby. There are a ton of great stores outside of the plaza as well, a Barnes and Noble, Target, Hand and Stone, and plenty of good food options are all within a 2 mile radius. The stores are all fairly new and well maintained and the plaza can get a bit busy but there is plenty of parking. It's a good place to shop if you're tired of the mall or don't want to deal with the crowds at the mall. 5/5

I needed something for my phone so stopped in. I found the phone accessories right away but there…read morewas not as much for android. I had to check thoroughly to find the thing I needed. I went to pay at the self checkout and it came to $5.59. When I got home I put on the screen protector and it didn't fit the best but it will do for now. The store experience was just ok.

Today I went to purchase over $1000 worth of toys for the children's hospital. The manager Anthony…read morewent above and beyond with the rest of the team. From finding specific items in different shapes and sizes all the way to helping me to fill my truck up. I can't thank the team enough for being so supportive. By far the best customer service experience I have ever had in any retail location. Thank you guys so much, can't wait until Next year to go even bigger and better.

Ahh, this strip mall has been around for a really long time, even longer before I was born in the…read moreextreme early 90s. When I was a little toddler in Garwood, my dad would take me out here just to walk around. There was an "open space" area with visible steel structures where I used to just run around briefly during those times. Today, that "open space" is still there. This strip mall has two anchor stores. Since the early 90s, those anchor stores were Walgreens and Kings. During the 90s, they had some other notable stores that I remember either going into or passed by when I was little. Those stores included Radio Shack, Encore Books (I bet a lot of you during those times remember this store!), Dress Barn, an Eye DR place, a liquor store, and a laundromat. The roof tops on the strip mall were green, and some green circles were visible on some parts of the strip mall as well. The parking lot is huge, and reasonably sized for all of the patrons here. The parking lot is also for patrons only, since they don't like commuters parking for the purpose of boarding trains. In the 90s, the parking area revealed a lot of old, faded parking stripes and designs, which proved that the parking layout was different long before I existed. But fast forward to today, the old parking decals are long gone, and the lot itself is quite smoother than before. Today, the stores that are still in business since the 90s include Kings, Dress Barn, an Eye Dr place (with different name), and a laundromat. Encore Books was gone and the space was probably taken over by Pet Valu. Walgreens moved further down the road, and Crunch Fitness took their former spot, thus making them an anchor. The liquor store got replaced by GNC. The steel structures were covered up in the "open space" area. The roof tops are still green today, as well as the circles, except for the one circle on top of Investors Bank. Not sure why that was painted with a different color. Overall, this strip mall serves the purpose of catering to the patrons in a very small town. I've never had an issue with parking here at all. Walking from one end of the strip mall to the other is pleasant. But be patient when trying to make a left turn into the strip mall from South Avenue as the opposing traffic can be very hectic at times. Cheers!

Cute store has lots of ornaments and cards lol very busy shopping complex. Prices are a little high…read morebut the sales are good. Didn't speak with anyone since I didn't buy anything. Went looking for nice pens for my staff.

I shop at this store for nearly all of my greeting cards. There is always a nice selection. Prices…read moreare good, the coupons offered are great and staff is friendly.