Came in today buy super glue to fix my fan.. my partner even drilled a hole and wasn't any glue leaking out of this container.. omg I need to have someone drive me back to get refund .. read more

Me&TW love To go Shopping At Target For Gum It's is Very Peaceful Lovely Store for Stonetown mall

I finally got to walk around the whole space after their remodel expansion into what used to be Nordstrom. The first time I was there I was stuck at the candle section and didn't get to explore the whole store as I didn't know they close at 6pm. Yes for those who don't know, most Targets in the city have changed their closing to an earlier time most likely due to shoplifting. It is mildly inconvenient but we just have to adjust for the time being. Due to the expansion of this Target, it offers a wide arrange of products I haven't seen at other locations. The space is huuuge! They even have a whole aisle dedicated for men's grooming/shower items. I have never seen that in another Target. They have an extensive section now for beauty, hair care, body care products. I've spent over 2 hours slowly exploring through each aisle. The checkout service was also friendly and efficient. I was helped by a young lady who tried to make friendly convo while helping me with my order pickup and additional items to checkout (because who doesn't walk out of Target with fifty bucks of items they didn't intend to buy). read more

The new Target at Stonestown opened today! They have a Starbucks and pharmacy. Store is clean and well organized. They don't have a movie-music section. Toys are limited. Yay for a Target in Stonestown! read more

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I love target this is the first time I have been here since COVID and them expanding into the former Nordstrom space. It is a lot nicer than the Masonic and a better selection. It's like the targets like the east bay and Daly City Serramonte area targets. I will definitely come back to this location! I came here before the renovations it was small not much of a selection, now it's better than the other targets in the city. It was so nice one of the female employees gave my nephew who is 3 some stickers when we were checking out and he was helping checkout. It was so sweet, I loved it I wish I got the person's name! I just wish that the targets in San Francisco didn't close so early compared to those outside the city. read more

I'm so thankful that there's a Target accessible to me now. But, more so the reason because I now have a new spot to wait for the 18 bus (jk, not really). -There's a Starbucks when you enter the store, which has the perfect seating near the window for either people watching or waiting patiently for the 29, 57, 18. The staff there are nice and courteous, and make sure that your drink is to your liking. Although it's just like any other Starbucks in a Target store, it felt more relaxed. -Since this is a City Target, there are items that they probably aren't able to carry due to lack of space. They do have that cute dollar/affordable section in front of the store to draw you in. Since it is a City Target, prices are hiked up compared to the Targets in Serramonte and Colma. I did notice that they try to carry a little of everything-food, appliances, clothing, stationary, drinks. I'd like to see in the near future what new products they'll carry. read more

Dear Target, Who do I need to email to object to the 6pm closing time for all SF targets? How long do you think this will last? I am thinking you guys are losing WAY more in revenue than people were stealing. All the people who needed to stop by target on their way home from work can't go anymore. Also the $25 dollar minimum on your site is also prohibiting me from being able to get anything I need without driving 30 minutes to a target outside of SF. Sometimes I just need ziplock bags or like some sponges, but I can't go past 6pm and can't buy online due to order minimum. Sigh. read more

Don't use their drive up service here. There's no signage telling you that you have to drive inside the second floor of the Nordstrom parking structure for drive up. Then when you finally get there, there's no internet service so you have to call the store and wait for a person to answer. They don't know what's going on so it takes 10 minutes for a person to come out, who asks you to tap the Target app for the bar code. But you can't do that because the cell reception is so bad there. It took me 30 minutes to finally get my drive up order. The Target employee said she couldn't get her handheld scanner to work either. read more

Perhaps the nicest Target I've ever been inside. Enormous store. Immaculately clean. Friendly employees. Part of a shopping mall which makes it even better. First Target I've visited in the San Francisco Bay area in 2 years where I did not watch someone shoplifting. Target would be the polar opposite of the one in Emeryville or at the Metreon. read more

A big, clean Target with its own entrance from the parking lot and then a direct connection into Stonestown mall. I was looking for some toys for my son and they had a really great selection to choose from - we ended up getting 2 different toys that he loves. They have checkout counters set up at different parts of the store so you can choose to go to the one that is most convenient for you. read more

Had high hopes for this expansion, after losing my go-to Nordstrom store. After visiting 3 times, I am disappointed in the layout and staffing of the store. First of all, the main entrance is at the busiest intersection of this mall: there are no carts there, and no practical way to park near the entrance. The other entrance is inside the mall, again, no way to park nearby, and no carts. (Where do they keep the carts?) The side entrance (next to McDonald's), where you could once park, has been closed. Whose brilliant idea was this. They seem to want to make it as difficult as possible to get in and out of the store. Next I must say that its utterly sickening that a store of this size will have a 8 to 10 self checkouts available but nowhere near as many cashiers. I was there on a Friday at around 4:30, which is a busy time, and was dumbfounded at how few cashiers were open. There were initially 3 open, then one closed, and I found myself in a slow line, behind a lady buying a few dozen children's clothing items. When I got to the front, the cashier had to rush off to clean up a broken glass or mug that a customer dropped. Meaning, in the entire store, ONE cashier was open and everyone who was not using a self checkout was waiting a very long time. Despite its proximity to where I live, will never ever go back to this store, I will go out of my way to Colma, or to Geary St., rather than visit this location ever again. read more

I like this target cause its got alot of items but customer service is crap. I know there are shoplifters now but they treated me like a thief. I was going to pay at the self check out but there was a censor on the shirt. I had ring in 1 item and didnt clear it out on the screen i know its bit annoying but this guy who works there he said dont do that and he said he can call security. I was going to go to a checkout with a person i wasnt going to run out. Like if someone was going to steal why would they go the checkout counter it makes no sense. I didnt like the way he said it too. Like im a criminal. Kinda dont want to go back there and see him there. The worst target experience ever. read more

Just a very ok-ish Target. This is a newer store, they opened early 2018, and at this point (at least 6+ months later) they still don't have a lot of options. I can see how it's a very convenient location, so maybe they get bought out faster than they can get shipping, but it's still really annoying when you're looking for fairly basic items (baking soda, water bottles, rice, etc.) and they don't have it. There are two or three cash registers in the back of the store, by the electronics, that many people are unaware of. You're welcome. The check out in the front can sometimes be really long but I usually don't wait more than ~10min or so. Service on the floor is lacking, I usually only ever see employees at the front, guest service desk or the occasional employee stocking. Honestly, you probably won't need them most of the time because this store is small. Don't bother looking for shoes here. Think of this more as a corner store rather than a "real" Target with wonders after wonders. read more

It may be that they are understaffed, but the staff at the CVS pharmacy inside the Target at Stonestown Galleria were not at all helpful to first time customers. In addition, that CVS closes much earlier than other pharmacies in the area (6PM vs. 9/10 PM) and they do not warn their customers of that. They charged the insurance even before filling the prescription, so I was left with no meds and closed pharmacy. Thankfully, when i went to another CVS in the area where the staff was so much more helpful, and they were able to transfer my prescription within the CVS system and fill it within 15 min. read more

it's a very unprofessional store the security is goofing around dancing it's a big Tonga security not keeping the customers safe.

Literally nobody picks up the phone. After a certain amount of rings the phone just hangs up. This is ridiculously horrid customer service.

A standard Target more college-centric with the university nearby. On the fly if I need extremely basic groceries will I pop in here since I shop for things based on price point/quality/availability with the retailers of TJs and Whole Foods nearby, you can get certain items here cheaper. Other than that it's just the basic consumables for occasional stops. I highly recommend the nearby Serramonte ones off the 280 since they offer a much wider variety with home goods, clothing, more basic essentials and whatnot. Also take note that some things are actually cheaper elsewhere online than in store for Target (my guess is paying for overhead and time on the shelf). They do have a nice travel sized toiletries section and is very clean. read more

this target has a lady that works here and she is VERY rude. I was here with 2 of my friends, all honest and paying customers, looking up ingredients of an item we wanted to buy. My friend needed to match whether it would fit her foundation, so we stood there looking up the ingredients. Then, the worker (security) came and claimed to "own the store" and we explained that we were about to buy something. She said we didn't need it and kicked us out of the store saying that "You guys need to get out now." We were very obviously not shoplifting and weren't even close to the product, but standing on the side. Good job losing a paying customer. read more

If Walmart and 711 had a baby this target is the shit that they would birth. I live across the street and I literally drive to Daly City for the Target experience I deserve. Worst. Target. Ever. read more

Notice that Target is still closing at 8:00 pm? This is b*******! There's plenty of security in the Stonestown store. They have nothing to fear. But they're saving money on labor by keeping these chicken**** hours. Boycott them until they restore the 10:00 pm closing time! read more

Terrible hours. Why does this location not open until 0900?! Also the layout is confusing and the selection is generally far inferior to Colma and serramonte. read more

This target is ridiculously small. It has an upstairs and a downstairs but even with both levels it's unbelievably tiny. Definitely not what you would expect from a Target not sure even why they bothered with this location. I guess the only thing positive you can say about this target is the people that work there are friendly and explained how to get to a real Target! read more

New Target store at Stonestown next to Trader Joe's. It's larger and has more variety than nearby Target Express on Ocean Ave, but smaller than the giant Target superstores in Daly City and Colma. Therefore only expect to find a limited variety of some items. It fills the basic needs of the college (SF State) crowd - apartment decor, storage containers, health products, kitchen/bedroom/bathroom essentials, small appliances, office supplies, drinks and snacks, some basic foods (go to TJ's), etc. The interior space is nice and bright, similar to the Metreon Target store downtown. Initially the compact Metreon store had many detractors/haters, but now it's a local favorite. So probably the same will happen here. There have been a few snafus at the front registers, long waiting line process was a bit disorganized. To be expected with new staff. And it took a long time to stock some basic items like rubbing alcohol. But I didn't deduct any stars for those temporary problems. Pharmacy open M-F 8am-8pm, Sa-Su 9am-6pm. Starbucks in corner of main entrance, has more seats than other Target's Starbucks at Metreon, Masonic & Geary, Ocean Ave (no seats), or Daly City locations. Note that this store has 2 entrances: front corner main entrance, and a back exit near left side of McDonald's. Some customers don't realize that back exit/entrance has self checkout registers too. So no need to wait in line at the front registers (unless buying alcohol or anything else that requires showing ID). Public restrooms are next to aisle G27, near the back entrance. Look for an opening along the red wall, next to baby section, office supplies, and electronics sections. read more

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Everything useful that people actually need to buy is under lock and key and even after you wait for someone to open it they have to scan your ID at checkout read more

It's a Target of convenience. However, this Target being where it is causes a lot of problems for drivers especially for MUNI due to many drivers that double park and no parking enforcement. The Trader Joe's next to Target already causes problems with people who would actually double parked the whole time their significant other is shopping. The worst is Mobility Plus Transportation that completely blocks traffic. read more

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Limited items , no litter , necessities unavailable worst location . Big store for nothing

I would say this new Target was a great project for Stonestown and the perfect idea to add on to the Galleria. Each time I see a new store being built ever since the bookstore "Border's" closed down, it seemed to be unsuccessful to where there was always a store that would close down and something new would be built. I think it is safe to say that Target is here to stay. Considering it is new, I would say this is one of the best City Targets in SF, aside from the Downtown location. Although, the store sign says Target...it is limited to its items than a usual Grand Target store (Colma, Tanforan, etc.), therefore I would consider this more as a City Target. With that being said, you can not expect too many things to find here compared to going to a bigger Target which are around Daly City and South San Francisco. However, it does contain most of the necessities and different departments/aisles such as the Pharmacy, Starbucks, Produce & Snacks sections, and Hygiene & Makeup sections. The sections that I would consider limited in items is the Electronic and Clothing section. In terms of service and staff, I noticed right off the bat that there was a good amount of staff members that were either standing around for relevant reasons, such as looking around to see if people needed help or if things were going alright around the store, OR helping out organize, stock, and work at the cashier registers. When it comes to the checkout process, there is a self checkout service alongside the usual cashier registers. Although this Target is not as big and does not contain most of the items such as the bigger Target store locations in Daly City and South San Francisco, this Stonestown location serves it justice to the convenience for its customers. read more

This store is small and there's barely anything here. The customer service is terrible. A bunch of young staff that talk to each other on the sales floor as if it's their lunch break. Not eager or willing to be helpful. When asking questions they seem like they don't want to help so they give you attitude. A lot of things online are not eligible for order pick up. One good thing is that it has lots parking, hence this one star. read more

Convenient location and never that busy but their employees are not friendly at all. Mainly younger people who never smile and seem generally bothered when they have to help you. read more

I was actually parked in front of Trader Joe's and walked around to the main mall entrance for the Apple Store. I then noticed the old Nordstrom entrance looked different when I was leaving and realized the Target expansion has hit a new milestone. This actually saved me time getting back to my car. Looks like they moved all the groceries and housewares to the expansion. The Starbucks and CVS is currently retained at the old storefront. The Starbucks is currently under renovation, but a team member told me it should reopen by the end of May 2021. The tunnel they built to connect the expansion was very weird, since the 2 storefronts are not leveled. There's now 3 entrances total and a parking structure in the back, which is a huge improvement. At the moment, they are still moving merchandise around and getting more variety of items delivered each day. Overall a huge improvement in terms of the selection of merchandise for this location. read more

I was greatly looking forward to the expansion which took longer than the pyramids to complete. Imagine my surprise when I go in to a store with a floor plan that's a totally convoluted, confusing mess. It's not shaped like a traditional rectangular or square Target floor plan and because they combined the old Target store with the one that was expanded in the middle floor of the old Nordstroms, they had to put in these long ramps between the two because apparently they're not at the same level. So you'll find yourself constantly going back and forth between the two large areas up and down the ramps trying to find what you want. And to make matters worse many of the items are locked up in glass cases and you've got to call someone to get even the simplest things like aspirin or a tube of toothpaste. All I was looking for were disposable surgical gloves and I asked someone at the pharmacy and they said to try first aid but thought I'd have to ask a Target employee for the exact location. That's strange? Aren't I in Target? So I guess anybody in the pharmacy is not considered a Target employee. After not finding someone to ask I finally use the price scanner/information terminal and it told me the disposable gloves were in the housewares department which of course I had to take another ramp to get to. On the way I just happened to notice the electronics department which quite frankly looks like an afterthought... No large wall of TVs like you'd expect in most other larger targets... Just a bunch of aisles to blend in with all the other departments. Unfortunately when I got to the house where his apartment all they had there were cleaning gloves and not the sterile surgical ones I was looking for. Needless to say I left and probably will never come back in this target again unless they remodel it in a hundred years. read more

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Mack! Don't worry about being a new, we were all newbies at one point. "You don't have to be great to start, however you have to start to be great" You got the great customer service down, the system you can learn. Kindness cannot be taught, great customer service & interaction is rare these days. Thank you very much for giving me a great experience! (Monday, September 30, 2019) read more

Store offered a great selection. Gregory at the front was helpful in giving clear directions to an item that isn't one of the best sellers. Heidi was stocking back in the laundry detergent area and was also helpful. The checkout was easy and the store was clean. It also has a Starbucks, which was a bonus. read more

Very happy with the service here. Every staff member has been pleasant and helpful. It is a small store. In a pinch I've managed to get what I need. Special shout out to the young lady in cosmetics. She knows products. Sally Hansen Hard as Nails is the best EVER. She recommended as both a bottom and top coat. Very in expensive. 8 days and the polish on my nails is still in tact. read more

Never, never do order pickup at this store. They have pick up stand in the same line as returns/exchanges & check out Express line. Furthermore, when you get to the staff, they call to get the merchandise because they actually don't have it ready. The clerk told me it's because they do not have room behind the counter like other stores! Seriously bad set up and bad service. This is the 3rd time I have been to this store, serious long lines, unorganized management. The poor staff are usually misallocated. The store managed showed be replaced, very incompetent and does not seem to comply with the great service I get at other locations. read more

Mainly this review is for their tiny starbucks in the corner haha. I came around almost closing and there was one guy working the register and making drinks. Even though there was a small line and just him working, he was superrrr patient and nice. Great customer service!! I think his name was Tyler? Overall, a good experience :) read more

A great addition to Stonestown! After Borders and Sports Authority (which was pretty bad), Target has come to claim this store, and so far on opening week, it's been great. It's a convenient place for SFSU students with decent prices (at least for convenience). My only complaint is that this Target closes pretty early (10pm closing tine everyday) since the time could be inconvenient to any night-owls. Also, because of Target opening, there's now 2 Starbucks in Stonestown (1 in Target, other in Mall Food Court) read more

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Worst Target ever. I understand it's a small Target, but there's hardly any selection at all. Barely, if any shoes, no maternity stuff, not much makeup...this is really a bare bones Target and seems like kind of an afterthought, although you never could buy just regular essentials at Stonestown (shampoo, etc.) so I guess that's a plus. If you have a car (or Uber, or Lyft, or a friend's car), do yourself a favor and just go a little bit further to Colma or Daly City where you'll find megaTarget. Today i went there for ONE thing - bacon, which i needed for a recipe. The market section is small, and what was the first thing i noticed?? EXPIRED FOOD. I picked up a gross-looking pack of Oscar Mayer bacon with an expiration date of 3/1/18. Today is 3/24/18. It's such a small section of food, you'd think think they could at least bother to weed out the expired stuff. Thank goodness i looked at it. Bacon is not supposed to be that color (grey) anyway. Unless you're in dire need of shampoo or laundry detergent or some other "essential," visit another store. I can see how this location is great for SF State students, i'll give them that much. One more thing though, you've really gotta watch the prices sometimes...I looked at a bottle of vitamins here ($23.99) that is literally $16.99 (the exact same, i checked the quantity and everything) on the Target.com website. If you don't feel like overpaying, i suggest you do your homework on the website first. The prices do, unfortunately, seem to vary from store to store depending on location. City Targets are invariably more expensive for certain items than say, Alameda Target. I miss you dearly, Borders bookstore of my childhood which used to occupy this space and where i spent many, many hours in the 90s. Cry. read more

My brother brought his prescription to the pharmacy because he needed the medications before he went back to school. I was able to pick up the medication for him the next day with ease. They were quick so I did not have to wait a long time at all. Im not sure why upper management thought it'd be a good idea to open a Target here given the amount of space. Each section/area you would typically see at a bigger Target is very small, so the variety of items is quite lackluster. The only have the basics of each item with not many in stock. read more

Very terrible service. Their self check out was down, so they had to ring people up from the electronic register. The woman ring me up and manually typed in the price of my items, without reflecting the discounted price on two shirts. When I prompted her about it, her response was "How much did you wanted it for?" Excuse me? Just give it to me at the price it is advertised for. And when I told her how much it was discounted for, she added .99 cent to it, and I kept telling her it is $12 not $12.99. I had to take a picture of the item and show it to her after the transaction, and she didn't even bother asking someone to check in the first place. Then she refunded it back to me 99 cents in cash when I paid using my gift card without apologies (and no, they did not refund me back the tax paid). Furthermore, when I got home, I found out I was actually overcharged on another item (Aussie miracle moist shampoo) that I paid for. The item was $5.99 but I was charged for $7.49. Reflecting back, she manually typed in the price so I don't know if she somehow memorized it or what... because unlike the shirts, the shampoo does not have a sticker price on it. If you see the attached receipt, all the items bought says Merchandise rather than the name of the actual items. read more

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