I came here at this Target location at Emeryville. One thing that stands out is the snacks area…read more They sell drinks, chips, popcorn, and other ready to-go items. That's something that you don't normally see in most locations. Also, this Target is huge! Literally the food section is bigger as if it's a mini grocery store. I didn't go to the center of this location but based on what I saw, it seems like the rest of the area is just clothes which is why I just walked around Target. I didn't get anything here but this a really good Target location.

Previously whenever I shopped at a Targets I never really found what I was looking for ! I think…read morebecause it's hard to find a specific item you see online in the store! Usually I research to see if the item I need is sold at Targets by researching online . Online you can organize and sort, as opposed to going into the store you have to go down every aisle or find a store personnel which is very difficult. I wonder if one of the objectives in this store, it making it very hard to find what you came in for so you buy other stuff just to make it worth the trip Black kids socks is what we needed it for the event we were going to. We never found them! This is a Super Target, so there's a grocery store on one side of the store. It did have lots of average offerings of Christmas decorations, but no one really there to help you find things. Shopping here can be frustrating..

We came in with advice and what we thought was correct information from *calling in advance,* only…read moreto drive out and get the worst customer service from two young, chip on their shoulder, punk kids. It's been a while since we've experienced someone who clearly hates their job. "Jae" was rude and couldn't seem to care any less. We'll take our business elsewhere.

Although they have a number of mid-range audiophile products (amps, speakers), there were three…read moremajor issues with this location. 1. The staff made us feel like we were putting them out with each of our requests; even something as simple as switching between speakers. 2. The staff member had absolutely NO knowledge of the products in their showroom. Simple questions about the power handling, sensitivity of speakers, etc. went unanswered. This could be a training issue or a lack of caring/passion for the work. 3. They did not have many of the amplifiers they sell hooked up so it was impossible to hear them. Anyone expecting to drop $$$$ on equipment will want to listen to the products. If you are serious about music and audio equipment, go somewhere else.

Found as I walking by. Went in, it's a very nice shop! I was not looking for anything in particular…read moreand just browsed around. Employees were nice and let me look and spend some time in the shop. Can't speak to price or anything didn't inquire about anything.

I stopped in Curtis on upgrading my system and Jacob was an absolute gem of knowledge! He took me…read morethrough multiple listening rooms and let me try some incredible speakers and we talked room design and musical instruments, the kind people at Music Lovers Audio are there for your audio questions and upgrades

iHack Wireless is a cellar phone and repair shop that buys and sells new and used phones, tablets…read moreand laptops. They fix broken screens freezing phones and any other problems you may encounter with your mobile device. They can also activate phones under a number of carriers as well as accept bill payments. I recently purchased an unlocked iPhone 4 from iHack, the transaction was a breeze and I recommend their services without hesitation.

Do not deal with this....store. If I could have given them a zero, I would have. I think that it…read moresucks that yelp forces you to give at least one star. There are two guys that work here. The portly one in particular is the..."individual" - I'll keep it professional-with whom I have the issue. Do not take your phone to this place for any reason. Trust me. And I'd you are hard-headed enough not to heed my warnings and you find yourself upset with the portly guy because you took it to him, gave him $140.00, and wound up with no data, well. I told you so. Crappy old phones in their case. The smartphones are all those that have been out a few years. They sell computers that look terrible. And that's not it! It doubles as a bike store.... Seriously! Don't waste your time. The proprieter will curse you out when you adress his terrible business dealings with you. I was given the, "See. Dis what black people do" (he is African American as well. I was like, " dude. You fucked me. I adressed it and you go Deeboe on me". I raised the issue of his screwing up this phone and to keep me from speaking, or to keep from hearing me, he yelled out, LALALALALA in a stupid, childish sing-song way, into the phone. And then hung up. Read the name and aaddress of this place. I Hack. 1940 Broadway. Downtown Oakland.

Target is a major company nationwide ...many days until 10pm ..try Berkeley not Geary ...hang out…read morefor college students ..friends

Store with a very unimpressive selection. Prices aren't that good. The only good thing I can say is…read morethat the staff is really cool. That's a positive. and they are open until 10 PM. If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all and I said two nice things.

I had been debating switching carriers for years. I've been with AT&T since flip phones first came…read moreout. But their service and prices have been lagging behind. So with at Mobile now being one of the best carriers, offering data and texts around the world in 215 countries and Netflix all in the same plan, for the same price as AT&T, it was a no brainer. I met Johnny, my sales guy at this location. He walked me through the process of switching carriers from AT&T, closing that account and activating my new one. It took about 30 minutes total. Super simple. And so far, so good. Can't wait to go to all the other countries and no longer have to worry about picking up a SIM card when landing at the airports.

Came in here to upgrade my old iPhone to the latest. I was also changing my plan so it wasn't a…read moresimple upgrade. I had to change my plan first then I was eligible for a $900 trade in, which was pretty great. So it took two days, one to change the plan and then came back the next day when I was eligible. Yasmin, Matt, and Apple took care of me. The worked great at both taking care of me as well as other customers. It's a busy location and they don't take reservations and T-Mobile's back end is sloooow so I had plenty of time to watch them with other folks. Always polite and helpful, even with customers who came in a bit snitty because Tmo did them wrong. So five stars for the location and staff. Two stars for T-Mobile's back end.

I can't believe I'm giving this place five stars, but there is something so refreshingly sketchy…read moreabout this place that makes it endearing in a sea of clean, bright, shiny Best Buys and Fry's Electronics. It's also the only place where I can keep my haggling skills sharp for trips to China. Eid's has a pretty wide selection of electronics, which is endlessly useful when you don't have the time to wait for an online purchase. Eid himself seems nice, if somewhat gruff, and the price he initially names is almost never fair. But after a bit of lip pursing, hesitation, and mention of "Well, on amazon.com, ...", the price will dip to something quite reasonable. The last time I was here, I wanted to buy a headphone extension. He told me it was $5, and I was actually about to willingly pay up when he said, "No, for you, $3." I smiled, opened my wallet to fish out three dollars, and then he told me, "Make it $2." I left the store happily, but really, if he keeps this up, he's going to be taking half the fun out of the experience.

Roy at EID's is a whiz! There were four problems with my newish TV. He solved all four in about…read more15 minutes. He has helped me in the past--and I have nothing but respect for his problem-solving abilities. He's a great resource!