I recently went to target to just look around, and I was extremely shocked on how dirty and disgusting the store was. I was trying to get some thing that was in one of the locked displays and could not find an employee at all whatsoever so I just did not get that item. I then found a tea kettle in the magnolia section where the price tag on the display was $14. I went to one of their scan price checkers and it was out of order along with two others that were not working so I decided to just get the tea kettle upon ringing it up. It was not $14 but $26. I had mentioned it to the cashier, but there was a line so I just proceeded to buy it and then I found a manager. She was extremely bothered at the fact that I brought this to her attention. She then went over to where the tea kettles were which there were at least six of them at the spot that said $14 and told me that it was incorrect, gave me a dirty look and proceeded to walk away. They should have honored the price, considering the employees did not label the pricing right or did not put them in the right spot but instead of doing that she had a nasty attitude. So not only could I not find employees on the floor scan the item to check the price then have to pay the full price even though the target employees miss labeled it and by a company policy they're supposed to honor it if they have multiple items in that labeled area and then to deal with a rude and condescending, so-called manager is very offputting. Target needs to do better with training their management team and their staff or lack their of staff. I did not get the manager's name, even though I tried asking her which again she just gave me a dirty look and walked away. (she was of Asian descent.) I most likely will not be going back to this target unless I'm going to Starbucks because they are the only people in there that are kind, do their job correctly, and are extremely considerate. They also keep the area, extremely clean and sanitary. read more

I used to come here every year for school supplies! But it's honestly been so long since I last went to this location. I'll be honest, I go to Target at least a couple times a week... it's like a one stop shop for me & gets the job done. This one seemed to have more stuff I typically don't see though, which I liked! Only thing I was annoyed about was, many things required staff to come help and open. I was standing waiting for someone to come help me get pimple patches for 20 minutes LOL... made me question if I wanted them still. Eventually, someone did come. read more

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Wow, it's been quite some time since I've been to a Target. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. What in the dystopian-future-is-now did I walk into? So many of the products are locked up! You need to get a staff member to open a case. Who has time for that? There used to be bustling lines of people as cashiers did their thing, and now customers are shunted to self-checkout, where a worker watches you do their job. On the other hand, the food selection was impressive. That was a nice surprise. In another world, where Target counts as "going out for the day" (I'm not quite ready for retirement) and not "a place I need to stop by to pick up a few things," I could see myself coming here for staples and weekly items. But, that time is not now. The atmosphere seems sad. The workers are focused on wheeling around large gurneys of product to stock the shelves. Do I really want to bother them to point to something behind glass and ask them if I could please have it? I'm not a child. If I want something, I should be able to place it in my cart and not have to look around to find someone to ask permission to have it. I remember when Target was "the" place to go to for a variety of things. Why did they have to make it harder to shop there? Ok - just read about the $500 million "shrink" due to theft. So, I guess that's a good reason. Someone smarter than me, I'm sure, has looked at the cost of theft prevention measures vs. the cost of losing customers, and here we are. read more

I just witnessed them sell an ecstatic 7 yr old sports cards only for him get home to find out it was a scam box and come back for them ti make it right. Some one had already bought it put old and useless cards in the packs and resealed the box. So I stuck up for him mind you Im a disabled Marine veteran, their "manager" Gloria, if there's any justification for calling her that is astonishing. The "manager" said they don't refund their products so I reminded her that they weren't her products because they were from the 1980s.They were repackaged in a box and resealed and sold to a seven year old by her staff . Gloria clearly hadn't thought of until then, a nice polite man man named Hugo came out and told me they were the vendors products not theirs, so again I reminded they aren't their products and should return them, at least give him a gift card or SOMETHING to make it up to yr his young man and she told me I have two options "get out or get out". Proving Everetts managerial staff is absolutely top notch. You should be ashamed of yourselves. read more

just returned from Target in Everett. The store is a disgrace!!! merchandise all over the floor, forget about the shoe department. In the baby/kids Department, good luck finding the sizes you need, things are everywhere. Hire more help, give some overtime to employees to clean this mess up! Holidays are right around the corner and this is not a good first impression! Customers will turn right around and go elsewhere . After the store closes, it would be in your best interest to have department heads and all the managers take a walk around and just look at the mess. No need for this if everyone is doing their job. Good luck, you're going to need it. read more

Steve was so helpful today finding the cups I needed! I decimate his so much!!! Shout out to him!

Update: 3/24/19 Still a nasty target and management has not improved anything! There is now always trash when we come and I just had enough and needed to take a picture and update this. read more

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Used to be a good target, now everything is locked off with sensors put in place to "alert team members." I used one of these sensors and had to wait 10 minutes before I had to go find one myself to help out. I rang three times. Now if you're in a rush to be in and out you will not have that luxury. There's rarely any staff around to help and if you walk away at least 5 away from where you rang and someone arrives, they'll help whoever they see in the vicinity first. This is my second time having a poor experience with this new system. read more

My family and I were at self checkout 20 minutes before closing. We only had 1 item and were next when the employee with the hood on rudely says he's shutting down all the registers. Mind you this is the day before Easter so the line is very long. This left about me and about 10 (or more) customers behind me extremely frustrated and forced to wait in line at the regular registers which then doubled in length. I'm not sure what rush he was in but it seemed like he cared more about going home and less about his job/customer care. Next time I'll remember to get his name. read more

THE worst run Target store I've ever seen, and I've been in Target stores from Boston to Los Angeles. No one working there is helpful, the shelves are bare, and the overall look of the place is a disaster. No pride in Management. What little the do have looks like someone shook the building and items ended up scattered. Long lines at check out with only 2 lanes open. Probably because the multiple "managers" on duty are too busy standing around talking to each other. I've been in Wal-Marts that were more organized. Stay away from this Target location at all costs!!!!! read more

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Really accommodating really friendly great experience. It's really hard to make an impact on someone when there's so many people coming and going to the store location really mean impact for me read more

The convenience of having a Target within walking distance to my Union Square home was very welcome when moving to the area, especially since it wasn't just a "City" Target as I was used to in SF. However, after visiting the Target in Everett, the Somerville one seems so meager in comparison. The Everett Target is full-scale, with the fresh grocery section, wine and beer, and really just more of everything the Somerville store stocks. Yes, it's also in a plaza full of other big box retail (which I can see being a pain at certain times of the year), but the store itself has really everything you'd need from a Target. It can be a bit of a pain to get to from the Union Square area of Somerville (traffic is always annoying as you get towards Assembly), but I can see it being very accessible if you're closer to the Mystic River area. One downside is that because it's Everett, they still give out plastic bags like they're going out of style. Unfortunately, they are not out of style in Everett and they haven't gotten onto the paid bag bandwagon that is necessary to get people to stop wasting bags. read more

This target is conveniently located in a major shopping center but a recent drive up order (amazing service when it works) and in store experience have me not wanting to come back. Shelves are heavily picked through especially for critical grocery items- milk, produce, meat etc. When we placed an online drive up order several items marked available on the website were not available. After walking in, I see why as several shelves were again poorly stocked. Also opened packages of tortillas and bread. Great. When I went to check out, there were two lanes open with major lines and as I may have had a bottle of red, I could not use self checkout, which I did not know until I made it through the self check out line and attempted to scan a bottle of wine. Great again, punish the customer with five items because 1 item is wine. Meanwhile someone is standing watching at the front. I don't understand that choice. Also when you've waited forever and a new lane opens and the cashier grabs someone who is walking up as opposed to a customer who was waiting- yea I get it one of those perks of adulthood that you need to get over but coupled with the poor stocking, I'll probably be skipping this location. Bottom line this store needs logistical help from keeping track of stock and moving the lines more efficiently. I love Target so much you could probably do that why don't you marry it joke and I'd say sure, but oy does this store need help. Will I give my love another chance, but of course I'm a glutton for chocolate, espresso and punishment. read more

I have loved this target for years. They are always super fast getting pick up orders pulled and delivered to your car. I went in today for a few things and discovered that they had started locking up items like Tylenol, ibuprofen, deodorant, body wash, toothpaste, and laundry soaping making it wildly inconvenient for quick shopping. I might as well have the worker who finally answers the page follow me though all the personal care isles. Then I went to check out and not a single lane was open- just self check out. I will start going to other targets. read more

Noneeeeeeee of the handicap carts were charged. 2 were completely dead and one was so close to an outlet but not plugged in RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK- almost dead. My boyfriend tore his ACL and has crutches. He needed a cart. He had to haul himself around the whole trip. Unacceptable. read more

Very clean store has lots of stuff.. i'm very happy to see that they carry beer and wine now..My niece enjoyed laying down in the cart while playing video games but we had to get multiple carts because they were broken . read more

This is my fav target. Yes there is one in the city I live but it doesn't compare to this target. Parking is huge. Bathrooms are clean. Love that they have Starbucks. The cashiers are usually nice. I love the clearance items. I buy so much stuff here and it's all good quality. I'm a huge fan of the bedding and cookware. I like their clothing and shoes. Love the accessories. I always try to go in with a tiny list. I end up staying for hours and going way over my budget. I love that they have close to everything you need in one updated place! Love this place. Love buying stuff online also. Quick n lovely getting target at ur door! read more

Its an okay target location nothing special but the staff are normally just standing around or talking to each other & that explains why it always looks like a hurricane came through the store. There's just random stuff EVERYWHERE. The selection is good as long as what you need isn't in the back because then you'll have to interrupt the employees talking & they'll sigh & pretend to go look for it. Returned here recently & the store is even worse than it was a few months ago. read more

This Target is fantastic! There is a Target Optical, it's a great location and opened late. The grocery area has a nice variety. The makeup and skincare section is great as well including more organic/ natural products and brands. The staff are professional and friendly. It is kept clean and organized. read more

Just when I thought you couldn't stock any more oddly-priced stuff that I have zero need for, you went and added an entire grocery section. Kashi Heart to Heart Blueberry Clusters for a buck less than the cheapest I've found elsewhere, Every Man Jack to keep my skin dirt-free and supple, bananas just because, T-shirts so soft you'd wrap a baby in them and Pretzel M&Ms. Super sized. Can we talk about Archer Farms? They took Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles, and called them "Macaroni and Cheese" chips. Sales skyrocketed. Effing genius. You're a big, stupid, red black hole Target of Everett. Even though your two older sisters sit closer to me, I only have eyes for you. Gold digger. read more

This place is alwayssss a huge mess. I don't know why I go here anymore. Don't bother trying to find shoes, there's no rhyme or reason to it. Shelves are bare but huge carts of boxes are in the aisles, and this is every time I come, doesn't matter to day or hour. Constant disappointment read more

Extremely disappointed. I've been coming here for so many years after walking my dog in the park attached to this complex. Everyone was always very very friendly to my dog. Today I was met by an aggressive woman at the front door who raised her voice at me for just merely walking in with my dog as I usually do, unaware of the new dog policy. Those stationed at the front door need training on proper communication skills and customer service. Your new policy makes me sad, as I was an avid shopper. Not anymore. read more

Wow what a difference from my other review from 2013. While I love target as a store in general.. not sure what happened to this one. I hadn't gone into this store in a while, and stayed away while they were remodeling (again). But I went back a few weeks ago (and have been back regularly since buying a home!) But what happened? First they added food a few years ago. That was OK. But then they remodeled the store again last year. WHY?!? There was nothing wrong with the way it was before. And frankly, not much had changed in layout when you added groceries. But now.. its a layout mess. You've moved just about every department around. Its absolutely maddening trying to find stuff now. I spent MORE time in target just trying to find stuff. Maybe I am getting used to the new layout.. I dunno. But that's just Target corporate.. now as far as this specific store. Ugh. This store used to be well stocked, well cleaned, well neatened up. This is not the case anymore. Every time I go here, I rare get everything on my list. Last time I went to this target, I walked out without buying anything because they didn't have or were out of the 15 items i had on my list!! (and I was shopping on a Saturday morning!) Cleaning is mehh.. yeah its nice and remodeled but they no longer face the shelves or do cleaning around the store. Many of the displays look like disasters hit them. Stuff is just strewn everywhere now. I'm not sure what happened but Target needs to get their act in gear. I'm very disappointed and this is my 'goto' target since its nearby and I often patronize other stores in the plaza. read more

When there is money needed to be spent and nothing to particularly spend it on, come to Target. It's always smarter to come here during the weekday when it is empty. So empty in fact one can race down the aisles & do a somersault. Unfortunately less people doesn't equate to a faster checkout. On this past Wednesday, 4 lanes were open & all 4 lanes had customers who apparently had items without prices. I felt as if I was playing a game of musical lanes by bouncing around to all 4 lines but kept losing after discovering that one line was worse than the other. read more

Definitely a useful place to go if you need most things (though this one isn't a full on grocery store like some other Targets) The biggest downside to Target in my opinion, is that most people go looking for low prices and generally it's not always cheaper than other sources. It's definitely a good one stop shop though, but if you are really looking to save money stick to buying only what you planned on because they are pretty awesome at sneaking another dollar or ten out of you from the dollar bin area, Starbucks, or their shiny end cap displays. If you have time to shop around, do Target for their paper goods and cleaning supplies and go to TJ Maxx/Marshalls for anything home (bath mats, towels, decor, etc), and amazon.com or jet.com for shelf stable food, toiletaries, cleaning supplies (great value) Also, consider going to a consignment store or thrift store for clothes because not only can you find Target clothes for a fraction of the price, but you generally find mall brands as well. Or try Primark for clothes. read more

The East Coast is terrible at apple fritters. Out west, they're the Cadillac Escalades of the donut/pastry world. They're bigger than everything else, make you feel like you could conquer the universe, and are guaranteed to give you some super-gnarly emissions afterward. I only mention this because, for some ridiculous reason, Target stocks the only decent apple fritters I've had this side of the Mississippi. They're not glorified jelly donuts with apple pie filling, or whatever else Boston donut shops try to pass off as a fritter. They're honest-to-goodness deep-fried wads of interwoven, cinnamon-infested dough and legit apple chunks. They're crispy, and they're even glazed well enough that they have those deep crevices full of coagulated grease, spice and sugar that are the hallmark of any true fritter. On the other hand, I'm almost certain they're just pulled out of a freezer and left to thaw on a shelf. If it's that easy, I have no idea how this entire half of the country has failed at it so badly for so long. In unrelated news, don't let the awesome fritters trick you into trying any of their other donuts, all of which are worse than anything you could get at Shaws, Stop n Shop, or even Dunkers. read more

Target - It's ridiculous that a half-assed supermarket has the best apple fritters in Boston. - Department Stores Near Me - Everett, Massachusetts

This location has really let its standards go down hill. Naturally you can still purchase all Targets typical items. What is needing attention is the cleanliness. 2 different employees were in the bathroom while I was in there. The first was washing her hands when I came in and left, the second came in used facilities and left while I was clearly taking photos. Neither of them seemed concerned with the state of this raunchy bathroom. The parking lot was also littered and appeared to have not been tended to in quite some time. It is not a pleasant situation to have to use a public bathroom as it is. To add to it overflowing toilets, dirty used toilet paper all over the floors and toilet seats, water on floors etc simply lazy. This is an insult to your customers Target.. You can do much better. read more

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Top notch Target Mobile team. Knowledgeable, courteous, explained everything. When you're ready for a new wireless phone activation, go visit J. Money and Jeremia. In Everett. read more

Ahhh! Another store that would rather have you ring up your own items for check-out all while they have a store employee lingering over your shoulder making sure you don't steal. They have many many registers yet only keep one or two open , basically your forced to become a Target employee and ring your own items through. The store is in constant disarray (pictured below) Personally I've always found their prices way out of line for the quality, which is equivalent to a Walmart. Let's be honest, we are loosing department type stores left and right so there really aren't many choices. Gone are the days of Ames, Caldors, Bradlees, Stuart's, and don't get me started with K-Mart.... They're still around but they can't get their act cleaned up. People WILL go to Target because the lack of options. I just wonder how hard it is to actually clean the store instead of having 13 employees standing around. read more

Target - This is normal Target shoe section - Department Stores Near Me - Everett, Massachusetts

This target is newly renovated it was nicely stocked and clean. The dressing rooms were nice and organized and the two employees encountered were very friendly. read more

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Love Target, Love everything they have... I often get great deal, I often spend way too much $$$... Last night we went & I bought a shelfing system for my sons room (we are about to re-do it)... I love that they have everything... However, most times when Im looking for cute little things they have more girl stuff then boy stuff.. My only gripe & there are never enough Registers open... read more

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The one thing I found unsettling was how proper and friendly our older female cashier was to a fellow white woman ahead of us in line...but when we reached her, were given the silent treatment. Not even a greeting. Just our total. It took me chatting her up for her to talk to us. Maybe she was prejudiced? Thought we were Asians who didn't speak English? If so...pretty ignorant of her. The setup is unique, in comparison to other Targets. The beauty aisle in particular. read more

This is easily my favorite Target in the area, and probably in general. It's large, has everything you could want and is always clean and organized (barring pandemics, of course, and even still, it's one of the cleaner, more organized stores I've seen in all this). They clearly care about their customers and do a good job of restocking. If something isn't in, or you can't find it, they're knowledgeable and helpful. Thanks for making at least a small part of this current stressful existence much more peaceful. Think I'll head over right now. read more

It was Sunday morning, the store was quiet, so we decided to drop in to pick up some goods and look at their selection of cell phones. When we walked in it was obvious that it was a quiet day because most of the shelves were pretty well stocked. The only area that was lacking was there outdoor department. We looked for a particular brand of charcoal that they had in the past but that was not available and they had a limited selection of other types. When we went to look at their cell phone department we ended up waiting around for about 20 minutes while they tried to find the employee who worked in the cell phone department. Later we found out that he never showed up to work and no one had realize it. That was a bit frustrating but overall the other staff members were polite. When it came time to check out we didn't have to wait in a long line which was nice and the cashier was polite. Overall, it was an OK shopping experience at Target and obviously there was some room for improvement. read more

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I have been a loyal customer of Target since my first visit to the Eden Prairie MN store in 1988, but today is my last. Went to the store to pick up slippers at 8:30 AM and was greeted by a "Security Guard" telling me 60+ only until 9. I tried saying that I had underlying issues, but she insisted 60+ only and that was that. Well it was 7 degrees this morning and I watched her turn away person after person with the same gruff demeanor. At 8:59, several people started coming to the door and she started barking 60+ until 9 am which was less than a minute away. I did say, really "you are holding us here for 30 seconds", and her response was "you can leave, bye". Then she said, "I don't want to be here any more than you". And when I said, "you are going to let customers freeze over 30 seconds, she held up a clock and happily smirked yes", then when another customer said "this is no way to treat a customer" her response was "I don't care what you are". Well, if she does not want to be there, I can only hope her manager can free her of the burden of a job. But more importantly, the treatment on a very cold morning has lost a customer. While I am sure that the amount I have spent at Target over the past 33 years is meager to them, there is a big difference between affordable products and just plain trash and its all about the service. If you must go to Target, find another one. Better yet Kohls is right down the street. read more

I haven't been here in a really long time. As we all know target is very dangerous so I like to keep my distance it's the only control I have, ha ha. This location was under renovation the last time I came months and months ago and I have to say it looks really weird and awkward almost kind of scarce. The quality of all of the products have really declined. read more

I had the best experience tonight in the Optical Department. The man on duty, Neal, was very helpful. He also had so much knowledge about the different frames and lenses that he was able to relay to my husband and I. As I have an appointment set already with my eye doctor next week, I was not able to order anything at this time. Neal was able to fix my old frame and bring it back to life for now. We will return to see him for a new set of glasses in the near future. Neal is a great asset to your Optical Department. read more

2nd time coming here for a few household products and once again they are out of stock. Also, the shelves and layout are pretty unorganized. It was convenient for me to come here because i was at Total Wine picking up a few things. I don't even know why i wasted my time coming to this target and not finding what i need or not knowing they were out of stock. Well guess what... Watertown location had what i was looking for and PLENTY of items in stock. Even though the Watertown is going under renovation (parts of their store) it is A LOT nicer, cleaner, and well organized than the Everett location. Note to self DO NOT come back here again. read more

This review is a reflection on Dr. Anoiske of Target Optical only. I have been to this location multiple times over the last few years and dealt with the front desk associate, Chris, and he has always been fantastic. I had a scheduled eye exam with Dr. Anoiske today, however, and she was anything but. I came in for a routine eye exam. Upon filling in my information, I went into her office for the exam at which point she told me, from a cursory glance at my card, that my plan "does not cover routine exams." I told her this was not the case and that I have had a routine exam under this insurance, including one visit to this very office, in each of the last two calendar years. This is to say nothing of the fact that I had confirmed my insurance was accepted with them when scheduling the appointment and that I had confirmed my appointment would be held after realizing I would be about 15 minutes late. She condescendingly stuck to her stance, calling the insurance to confirm (Mind you, this was a holiday, so they were closed), initially fumbling with her phone which was unplugged for who knows what reason. Upon meeting with failure to confirm one way or the other, she told me she was "100% certain that my plan didn't cover routine vision, it's medical only." She in turn refused to see me. I work in health insurance, something she could readily see from my registration. Most medical plans have a routine vision benefit. Her demeanor was inpatient, condescending and rude, to say nothing about her apparent clerical incompetence. For the record, I reviewed my benefits online upon returning home and lo and behold, I'm covered at 100% for a routine vision exam once per calendar year. I am infuriated to have wasted so much of my time on this matter and will be taking my business elsewhere for my exam. I will still likely order replacement lenses through Chris, (Assuming I can confirm that Dr. Anoiske will not see a dime of my order) but I will not be considering Target Optical for my vision exam in the future. read more

I love Target. This is a Greatland location, so it's larger than some other Target stores. It has an extremely large selection of things I don't need, so of course I'm in here all the time spending lots of money. It's a clean location and I've never had to look far to find someone to help me. There are even some tall boys around when you need them. This location also has a mini Pizza-Hut and Taco Bell in their food court area, which is why I wish I could give them six stars. Pizza and bread sticks are one of my many weakness in life! I have a car (and live in Everett) so it doesn't matter to me, but it's right by the Wellington T stop, so it's convenient for those dependent on the T. Convenient location, cheap shopping and some pizza to snack on. It's no wonder I'm in here two or three times a week! read more