I love me some Target. But this location..not so much. I do end up returning because of the location but a few things make me not want to come back. - messy, messy, messy - unhelpful employees - always packed.. you need to squeeze through the aisles If you have to go to this location.. go for it. You might have to scavenger through a pile of mess but you'll find what you need. If you can, drive a bit and hit up the new location in Stoughton. Much cleaner and better parking! read more

Target is one of my favorite big-box stores. The place is a total mess but I doubt it's the employees fault. It's always overrun with people so I credit that to the mess. Most of the time employees have gone out of their way to help me find things. They also give discounts if things are missing packaging or damaged and they can't find a suitable one. I got a mirror for 20% off just because there were none left in boxes. It is the dirtiest/messiest Target I've ever been to but Wal-mart's everywhere are worse!!! The people who block the aisles are customers, not employees. They usually have 90% of what I need and then they are completely out of whatever else (command hooks, door stops, candy corn) I need. It is beyond crazy in the back to school season. Do not come to Boston and expect to buy stuff here. It's way cheaper than Bed Bath and Beyond at the Landmark Center so people flock here and clean out. Their prices are affordable compared to what they offer in the city at the "hardware" stores. They always have what I need even if it is on the floor or in the wrong section. The worst part isn't even in the store- It's the #8 bus to get there. It's slow and often leaves you stranded for hours in the plaza. I never go unless I have a car now. There is always plenty of parking though and I'm thankful for that! The drivers in the plaza are pretty bad but honestly, I have nearly gotten hit more at my Target at home. read more

Pretty standard target. Nothing out of the ordinary. They sell everything from food to clothes to furniture. Employees seem friendly or indifferent at the very least...although it is quite hard to track one down for help. During move in season (late August/early September), this place is an absolute cluster f---k. It is super packed and everything is a mess since the patrons put things in their carts and then dump the stuff they don't want anywhere as they shop. It took me 30 minutes to check out today and i'm pretty sure just about every register was open. The guy that was checking me out worked extremely slow and seemed more interested in staring at the people than ringing me up. Also, a section of the checkout area smelled like vomit. They should probably do something about that. read more

This Target is a-ok (3-star worthy) in my book. Yes, South Bay is sketchy but come one people...It is what it is....Super convenient but, as a trade off, you've got to put up with that parking lot and it's surroundings. My review is based on the Target alone (and not the surrounding areas). This is a BIG store. It isn't too hard to find things though...The abundance of signs helps out a lot. The people who work there have always been helpful to me (even, at times, walking me to what I'm looking for) and they always have what I'm looking for in stock. The crowds are the big downfall of this store but, honestly, I don't think that's Target's fault. All in all, this is a solid Target store and I plan to continue coming back. read more

Target, normally I love you so much, but this one just doesn't cut it. In your defense, I understand that your layout is confusing during this transition period, and I really look forward to your fresh groceries, but really now... get a grip. Your aisles are in no sort of order, you have merchandise stacked in the middle of the floor, and your employees are just as confused as I am. While looking for a package of hangers, one of your associates told me that she didn't know where they were either and then had to use her headset to find out where to go to stock the items she was looking for. Please, hurry up and be normal again. read more

This is just like any other Target... the 5 stars are for their pharmacy. They're great, they remember my face, know my Rx and my allergies and always say hello or inform us when they have had to contact the doctor to clear up information. These are the kinds of pharmacists you see in movies about the 50s. read more

Sadly, everyone was really unfriendly. However, it seems pretty traditional for this shopping area to have poor customer service and poorly trained people working there. The cashiers don't greet you, they don't even have basic manners read more

Target - Stay classy Target. - Department Stores Near Me - Dorchester, Massachusetts

Such a messy messy store. You can't help but become overwhelmed once you step foot inside. Clothes are thrown about. There are racks upon racks of disorganization. It's always crowded and disgusting. It is an ok place to go if you need to pick up a few things. read more

Updated to add: I go to this Target solely to have prescriptions refilled. I decided that one of my scripts was a little pricey and to use a mail in prescription service. That was a mistake! They told me it would be 14 days until I recieved my first refill. Ok, my doctored beamed a 14 day script over to Target to tide me over. No biggie. My wife got there and was told that the mail service wouldn't be ready until Sept. 14, this is more than a month of me without meds I need to take everyday. Quickly Jenn Le and the Pharmacist (the really cute and nice red head) acted. They called my doctor and made sure that 1 month's of my meds could be refilled at the Target Pharmacy. Crisis Adverted! I really can't say enough good things about the Pharmacy team at this Target. Thank you for going the extra distance when it counts. ____________ I'm a customer service girl. I've put in my own fair share of time dealing with the public in a retail environment so I'm both sympathetic and ecstatic when I find really fine customer service in the most unlikely of places. The Fenway CVS Pharmacy is one of those place. Ask for Min and be amaze at how well he treats you and how much he cares. But as Fenway becomes more affluent, I hate to say it, but one almost expects that kind of service as the area rents creep up. But the South Bay Target is decided urban. A wide array of all sorts of people vying for a prime spot in the parking lot. The parking lot is madness for sure and it should give you a good sense of the diversity and crowds to expect inside. I enjoy this Target for the convenience alone but really the what stands out to me is the customer service at the Pharmacy. I went to have a prescription filled that my doctor had called in. There was a little confusion due to this being the first time I had a script filled at Target but the two women behind the counter handled it all in stride and even called my old pharmacy to get the script of their system so it could be filled properly. The entire time there was no attitude or annoyance on their part. They were lovely and pleasant the entire time. I appreciated that they went above and beyond. And I really couldn't be happier that this is my new "neighborhood" pharmacy spot. read more

Every clothing item that I looked at was available only in small and XXL - useless. On the plus side, the aisles and racks are all spaced so that you can navigate through the departments with their gigantic carriages. A plus for a mom with an infant car seat to lug around. read more

It's a good Target with plenty of parking and I've never seen it too busy inside either (compared to the Targets I've shopped at in the Seattle and San Diego areas). They have a grocery selection, but do not sell any alcohol :/ read more

Target in Dorchester is the Walmart of Boston. So much drama and rude people (staff and customer) 1) Starbucks service here is absolute worse. No eye contact. Blatant lie of closing time and out of ingredient. Doesnt know how to do points. 2) Customer Service counter is just bad. We were waiting in line to get help. A lady said hi. We came up to her. She told us she cant help us. After a few seconds of awkward silence, she said her register is closed. We have to wait for the lady next to her. Okayyy, we gave them the receipt and the item. Before we get to say anything she refunded it to the old card, We rather get a gift card coz the old card expired. She said she cant do anything. Just go to target.com. Why? It isnt an online order and she works for customer service... 3) Kids cry, run, hit stuffs, or even pull your hair when you pass by. 4) There were two carts next to each other. I got to the wrong cart by accident. Immediately I realized my mistake, I went to the correct cart. The dude was screaming at the middle of the store that I was stealing his stuffs. I profusely apologized but he kept making a scene. After checking on his stuffs and found out that nothing is missing, he finally let me go. It was less than 3 seconds that I was at his cart. 5) The only good part of the store are the cashiers. I only got neutral and positive experience with them read more

First off, South Bay Plaza has a nightmarish parking lot that terrifies me. Seriously. Second, this location is always always crowded and the aisles are too narrow for carts to really go through. The whole store seems kinda crammed. The supermarket section is an odd layout. I usually go to the new Stoughton location instead. Or now maybe Watertown, since I went there for the first time yesterday. This one is just...no. read more

This is the most convenient Target and well stocked Target I have ever been to. I always seem to find what i need and then always leave with more than i had planned on as well lol. I have never had any issues with any thing that i purchased from them. The work attire that I get from them are always nice and of good quality. At least the items that I get are lol The home goods are great and have helped me spruce up my apartment without having to pay any crazy out of control prices. The employees that work there could use some help as far as their customer service of course but i dont really expect much since most of the people that work there are probably 17 and 18 anyways. The most annoying thing that I would say about shopping there is when it is busy during the holidays. Other than that no issues from me. read more

I'm a fan of this Target, because... well... it's a Target! And, it's the easily accessible via the MBTA (#10 bus or a short walk from Andrew Station). Oh, and there is a Starbucks! It's also in a pretty decent shopping area. I go about once a month and haven't had a bad experience. Yeah, it's not like the typical, yuppie-like Targets that I know from Minnesota, but I just keep to myself and shop for what I need. It's usually pretty quiet around the weekday evening hours, too. read more

I agree with the other reviewers. You have a bunch of people that don't care about their jobs, which in turn provides poor customer service. I don't even know good customer service anymore from anywhere. But, this place is bad. It is the closest one. You just need to deal with the idiot people, workers and reckless drivers outside the place. Oh, good luck telling the overpaid sleeping Boston Police officer on-duty. read more

Pros: great location, accessible, from 93 & Mass Ave, ample parking, well stocked, big food & beverage w/many sales, check out, returns quick, next to Home Depot Cons: usually very busy, parking lot is a disaster, loiterers, besides cashiers the employees don't care read more

I went to Target at South Bay today and had a great experience with the woman cashier at the electronics department. I was looking for an Echo mini and there were none in the case and had asked for help finding one. Someone went to the back to look for one and never returned. However, the woman behind the register made sure to check on me every couple of minutes and followed up with other coworkers on the status of my search. I went in on Black Friday, despite everyone telling me not to step foot near a target on Black Friday. It was chaos but the staff seemed to have a system in place or at least was faking it until they got through the day. Everyone was definitely hustling. I wish I had gotten the name of the woman who helped me but whoever the woman was on the left register in electronics around 6:45pm this evening knows what she's doing when it comes to guest recovery. I appreciated it. read more

I've been shopping here since I was in middle school. The staff have always been kind and hard working and willing to go above and beyond for their guests. read more

Feels like ever other target. Clean, welcoming and great atmosphere. What makes this store different compared to other target near by 2-5 miles south all non-target brands are $.07 to like $5 more expensive. Example Gatorade 32oz most stores sell for $.99 this store sells for $1.12. Make-up section is worse everything is more expensive. Other than this, this store is very nice. read more

When I lived in Boston, this was the closest Target that didn't require me getting on the turn pike. This is also the first and only Target I have been mugged in the parking lot and on Valentines Day, go figure. I still think of my mugger fondly and decided to write him a letter in case he is still picking on loud white girls. Dear Mr. Mugger, The more I think about being mugged the more I realize what a lame job you did. I just wanted to let you know that you really made my day. I was just thinking before this happened, "wow it's be a while since anyone has taken anything valuable of mine" Then you came along like a soft breeze. I think you did a pretty good job, however I will offer a few pointers: 1. I do have to give you props, mugging a girl standing alone in a parking lot during broad day light is original. 2. If I didn't have a purse what made you think I had anything valuable in a wristlet? 3. Thank you for stealing my gym card. The people at Planet Fitness tell me you've worked out three times-good for you! 4. People often times hide money and drugs in their shoes or pockets. Make sure to check those at your next Target. 5. A simple please and thank you are always welcome. 6. I can understand why you took my Coach wristlet. I'm sure it made a great Valentines day gift and I hope it did. 7. Pick better targets, I wasn't even showered or dressed up. What part of Adidas work out pants and disheveled hair under a hat screamed millionaire? However, smart guy, you caught me on a day that I was carrying cash-lucky you! 8. By being an African American mugger you are really reinforcing stereotypes. I hope this helps mugger, I also really hope you are enjoying my Coach wristlet, God knows I didn't cherish it enough. Also, quick note to the cops: a girl that is crying and jumping up and down and waving her arms in an X shape over her head needs help-she is NOT waving hello. But thanks for smiling and waving back, really made my day. Oh yeah and thanks for also not filing a police report even though I spent 30 minutes going over my story. The bank and my friends think I am losing my mind. To the cars and people walking by who wouldn't stop for me, looking back I don't blame you. I hear there are criminals on the streets in Boston. read more

Target you are awesome. Here are my favorite things on the cheap: DVD sales, designers for Target, office supplies, cosmetics, whitening strips, exercise clothes, candy, and post-holiday sales. Lines get crazy and the dressing room is a horror show but I can look beyond that. read more

This will be my first and last time shopping at this Target after being treated like a presumed criminal. I went to this location because it was the only Target within 30 miles of me that had the $20 electric hairstyling tool I wanted in stock. Once I found it in the store, I realized that it was locked and I would have to find a Target associate to get it. Of course, after looking around for a few minutes, there were no associates to be found. I finally found a service phone and an associate came over. I showed her which one I wanted and she took it down for me. Then she asks me if I'm buying it now or am I going to continue shopping. She then told me that if I bought it right then, she would have to walk the $20 item to 1 of the registers. If I was going to continue shopping, she was still going to walk it to 1 of the registers and I'd have to ask my cashier to go get the supervisor to give it to me. I couldn't believe it. All I could think was, "Are you freakin' kidding me? All this for a $20 product?". I kept shopping and saw this same associate again in a different section of the store. She then told me she had put it at register 8. When I was checking out, I told the cashier where it was and she still had a hard time finding it (imagine if I hadn't run into the other associate a 2nd time and if she hadn't told me the register number). The kicker was that my $31 container of protein powder WASN'T locked up. Not only did this ridiculous process make me feel like a criminal, it also made me waste my time twice! I don't think it's fair that these products are locked up just because this Target is in Dorchester. Even if there have been a high number of thefts of hairstyling products at this store (which I doubt), they should have a much better way of handling this (i.e. a ticket system where you bring the ticket to the register and another associate goes to get the product so it only wastes the customer's time once). read more

This is the worst Target ever. I repeat, the WORST. I'm quite the loyal Target "guest", with their Red Card and all, and shop at [another] Target every 1-2 weeks spending on average $100+ per visit. Simply put, I love Target. But not this one. After so many terrible experiences here - ranging from a fellow customer trying to pick a fight with me, to Starbucks employees socializing while the line is 5 deep, to narrow aisles, to items out of stock, to downright surly pharmacists - I avoid this store at all costs. It's so odd because just down the road at the Stoughton Target, it's another world -- the way Target should be. Like every other Target is except for the one being reviewed. If I could give this store zero stars, I would, save for my opinion that the customers at this Target cause a majority of the problems. I have never in my life encountered so many rude, obnoxious shoppers. Perhaps the pharmacist I dealt with was nasty because the woman in front of me threatened to have her fired for there being a 10 minute wait for prescriptions? So I do have a wee bit of sympathy for the team members at this store. Go elsewhere people. I've written emails and responded negatively on surveys, but nothing changes. We must now speak with our wallets. read more

I've been to Targets with better selection, but if you live in Boston the location makes up for it. Despite being basically in the middle of the city it's quick to get to and has a big parking lot. Actually, they seem to have more sales and good clearance items that other Targets I've been to but hard to tell. But, you know, it's the only Target in the middle of a city of 600,000 people. So, DON'T GO THERE ON A WEEKEND. Go during the week and it's fine. Or, better yet, look around you and realize that you have enough crap in your house and pump enough into the landfill everyday already and you can stand to NOT go to Target for one friggin week! read more

Wanted to have a simple questioner returns and the person that answered gave me 4 different answers in under 2 minutes and transferred me to guest services where they hung up on me...sad...lack of customer services skills. read more

There's a reason why people make minimum wage. The help here is like a high school cafeteria during a fight. Everyone just looks at you!!! Place suuuckkkks! read more

So crowded...so many screaming babies running around....so disorganized.....so slow at the register....so little respect from the staff....so little things on the shelves! I hate coming to this Target, but it's the closest one to my house. read more

This Is very convenient and before the Fenway the most accessible in town. It gets crowded for sure but my experiences here have been all good n terms of what I expect from Target in terms of selection and price. It's an urban store with urban diversity that folks need to let go of their prejudices about or just go to the suburbs. read more

I only go to this store when I absolutely have to. The place is dirty, the layout is so weird, the team members are not helpful or nice at all and the clientele are guaranteed to raise your blood pressure, but I know they can't help that. I went to this target to find surge protectors. After walking around for 30 minutes trying to figure out where the surge protectors were, I asked. The team member didn't even look at me and said "They're next to the toys." That would have been helpful if I hadn't been walking past that section for the last 30 minutes. I finally found them, by myself, by going up and down every aisle in the back and finding them stashed between the toys and the luggage section, behind a pole. I only go to this Target if I absolutely have to, otherwise, the store in Braintree is a much better option. read more

I feel like the people writing these reviews are yuppies! A little exaggerated much? Or maybe just out of towners and not their local target.But since this is my local target and I go here basically all the time I already know the drill been coming here since it was kmart. Yes the employees can be a little angry at times but for the most they're nicer than most,I've encountered and i never had and issue here so all good with me. read more

Ur better off driving to another target this location doesn't care about customers like not even one tiny bit

These workers are just very immature! Always busy and very rude employees. Plan your trip to another Target instead. But if you live nearby, then nothing I can say. read more

I don't usually have feelings towards big box department stores, but I had 2 really good experiences at this Target. I needed tons of random items and multiple employees helped me find many of the items on my list. Everyone was very helpful and checkout was extremely efficient. The employee checking me out was the most passionate and hard working customer service checkout guy I have EVER seen in my life. He was trying incredibly hard to make it an overall quality experience for the customers. Management clearly is doing a good job with their hiring and motivation. The only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is because I still enjoy supporting local small stores if they are in your neighborhood. read more

***********MOBILITY IMPAIRED/PHARMACY REVIEW HERE******** I have to tell you, I just love shopping here. Barring an especially unpleasant encounter or drastic hike in prices I will probably continue to do so. The products are what one would expect, the people that shop there are a varied mix and everyone is quite nice and polite. You need help getting anything off of a shelf people are often eager to help you, sometimes without even being asked. I've never had a problem here in that regard. I can get around mostly with a cane. If I'm there to get something and leave I'm ok but if I need to shop I need to use one of the in-store mobility carts. The store is currently being renovated and with those renovations they've added a considerable amount of mobility carts to their lineup. This is a good thing. The only problem is, there is STILL no one designated there to make sure the carts are plugged in and charging. You could get there after a long day of work only to find 6 dead carts that can't be used or will stall on you once you get to the back of the store. Also the carts are parked horizontally and tightly together against a partition that lines an express register. You need to be a *really* good driver to be able to maneuver a cart out of the lineup without hitting the other carts and mowing down a group of people waiting in the express line. They all have to clear out of the way while your cart wails *beep*beep*beep* to back up. People are really nice about it but it would be a little more dignifying for a handicapped person to have as little reason to attract an audience everywhere they go as possible. I also wonder how accomodating the store would be about using the cart to bring your groceries to your car. I'm able to get around on my own so I can just return the cart to the place where I got it. I don't generally see many Target staff loitering around. The few run-ins I've had with staff incline me to believe you could get some assistance there but be willing to wait a while. It's a busy store. Or you could just attempt to leave the store with the cart. You can never get anyone to help you with anything unless you attempt to help yourself to everything. Then they come from everywhere with whistles blowing. In my last review I complained about the Target prescription program. I finally got in there and attempted to straighten out the keystone caper that my prescription schedule had become. The people at the counter were unbelievably nice. They went beyond the call to help me get on solid footing but were limited in how much they could help me with the prescription scheduling. I had to cancel the whole program and wipe the slate clean. I'm going to start it again when it's time to refill and hope that this will fix what's broken. We'll see. UPDATE: When I was finally ready to refill my prescriptions I called the number printed on the prescription bottles late one evening. This time I was not offered the option for automatic renewal. I was hoping to reinstate it and see if this would fix the problems I was having before but it was no go. The next day I got a phone call from one of the pharmacy techs telling me that they were low on one of the scripts. They said they could give me a few but wondered if I would be willing to wait a day to pick up the full prescription. It was no problem for me as I wasn't in a rush but you should know that this has happened before a few times. If you're one who likes to wait till the final hour to refill your prescriptions you might face issues with your script being not fully stocked. When I appeared for my prescriptions the next day they were ready and waiting. read more

I just want to say that I had the worse experience at Target today. I called to check if they had a product in stock and the representative assured me that they did. I asked them again are you sure and could you pull it aside for me because I will drive there just for that. He said yes I can pull it aside for you. When I went there to pick it up 30 mins later, he said a lady saw it while I was talking to you and I gave it to her. He didn't even bother to at least call me back and tell me it's not available anymore. This is just very poor customer service. It was very frustrating because I called and confirmed as well. read more

The store is nice and clean my review is solely based on the customer service experience. Staff is not friendly at checkout most of the time. Last night I ordered and pizza from the store and the soda machine was broken the employee was rude and unfriendly. I only go there because unfortunately it's closer than the Watertown location. Poor job by management training their staff read more

I usually go to this Target to get Starbucks because it's the closest one to my work. The experience that I had at Starbucks today was AWFUL. I asked to use my Starbucks earned rewards for a drink and the guy at the register gave me an attitude. He was like "you should have told me before you ordered the drink" and rolled his eyes at me. It would have taken him 2 seconds to just ring it up differently, but NO. He opted to roll his eyes at me, pound away at the register, and give me an attitude. Then when I asked him a question, he completely ignored me. I told him, I didn't even want a drink, but I just wanted to speak with a manager. He threw my cup in the trash and ignored me. I'm not in the business to complain and make things a big deal but this employee was just rude and disrespectful. Even when the manager came out to try to "deescalate" the situation, the employee was still proceeded to yell at me and accuse me of trying to get a free drink. REALLY? Here he was making a scene, arguing with a customer, in front of his manager. The manager apologized and gave me a free drink but at this point, it's not even about the drink. It's about the fact that TARGET hires employees who are RUDE, DISRESPECTFUL and have no sense of what "CUSTOMER SERVICE" should be. If that's the case, then anyone can work for Target since there is no screening process at all. I came here to get coffee so I could go to work; I didn't come here to be disrespected. DO NOT GO TO THE STARBUCKS HERE unless you really have to. read more

I shopped at this location at least a few times per week. My husband took our 8 month old to target the night prior, and came home with an open pack of diapers, i asked for d batteries he got me aa, and the wrong baby food. I work in south bay plaza so employees at this location also know me by face. I spend a lot of my hard earned money here. when i got home from work that night and saw the disaster L, i instantly called the target, i told the employee what had happened, and also informed him that my husband had misplaced our reciept but I was more than willing to print my bank statement, he reassued me not an issue just come in to exchange. Tired from a long shift and it was already about 11:20 i thanked the employee and told him i would be in.. Sunday, dropped the boys off and off to target for my exchange. So i waited in the thirty minute customer service line, to finally get to the desk. I started to unload the bag, explained the situation and also had my bank statement up on my phone (since the money had been taken from my account). She politely excused herself and got Elena the manager. As she was getting the manager, store security walked up to me in line and stated did you read our regulations on returns? I informed him I have and I also spoke to an employee last night by phone and have made numerous exchanges and returns never a problem (i usually have my reciept though) As I was having this conversation with security, Elena walked up. Elena did not even start off like hi how can i help you? She instantly stuck her nose up in the air and started bobbling her head at me and stated "Target does not accept any returns without a reciept, even for an exchange", then she wanted to be real sassy and give me the customer service number and told me to call Monday as they were closed on weekends. As she was writing the number the security guard turned to me and said " And who buys a pack of open diapers... really?" ( i am not defending my partners actions on buying them, but he had a lot going on, and just didn realize, he made a mistake, and i called not even an hour after he checked out to tell them!!!!) I have never felt so degraded in my life and I am a mother who works full time with a college education. As I was walking to my car, I thought it might not hurt to try this number. Weird that the store manager doesnt even know there guest relations is open on the weekends... Even Sundays luckly for me!The woman I got was absolutely lovely. When I told her the situation, she was puzzled. She stated to me that for an exchange they should of just asked for an ID and let me exchange (mind you they never even asked to see any sorts of ID and i had it the whole time!!!) She was confused on why they would give me such a huge problem for $20 worth of diapers food and batteries that I PAYED FOR! She even kept repeating they must of thought you wanted cash back or money returned to the debit used, i reassured her i told them a million times i just want unopened diapers and the right food and batteries. She gave me a confirmation number and back I went. I went right up to the security guard who asked me to read there return policy and informed him, he as well might want to read up because he clearly doesnt even understand there own policy because my request was within the policy. He isntly walked into the employee room i think in shame. I went back to the service desk and actually let people cut in front of me so I could get Elena the manager. When i informed her that their customer service department is indeed open on weekends, the return policy she told me is 150% incorrect, and here is the confirmation number. I handed her a six digit number and she goes "is this the number im suppose to call?" No its the confirmation number, not even thirty minutes prior did she give me the customer relations number? At that point she was too, pretty embarrassed that she is a store maanger and cannot do a simple return to a frequent customer at your store, she went and joined the security officer in the back and tossed me to another cashier (who when she walked away told me she sees me in here all the time and had no idea what that was about). drove to the braintree target to finish my shopping when i live not even three minutes from the dorchester location, I could not even be in the same building as those people. I will be following up for the name of the security officer and Elenas last name to A. Write a letter to the corporate office about this and B. Will also be calling to speak to a general manager as well in the morning. I would rather drive an extra 20 minutes then ever return to this target ever again. To treat a loyal customer like dirt! You then dont deserve my money!! read more

It's a fucking Target and it's close to where I live. Sometimes it's a little crazy but why are you going to Target on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon anyway? That's the slit-your-wrist time to go. I've always been able to find things here and when I consider the alternative (going to a lot of different shops to get what I need and paying more than I pay here) I'm thankful there's a Target around. read more