This Target recently got some "work done", and as they say on the Upper East Side of Manhattan (lowers voice to stage whisper): It was NOOOOOT. GOOOOOOOOD. This is a hideous exercise of plastic (and I do mean plastic) surgery gone horribly awry. Stone Phillips should come and do an expose on this little botch-job. They expanded this store in the back and also enclosed the area that used to be the garden center, which is now gone. With all the extra space, some corporate genius decided to start moving shit around. Now there's a vast clothing area on your right when you come in, and the store is bisected parallel to the front by a new aisle and a big wall. Now I can't find anything! All the kitchen stuff has shifted around, or at least it feels like it has. With all the extra space, the toiletries and health and average-looking supplies (in my case they can't be called beauty supplies) should have a fabulous new showcase. Instead, they feel orphaned and the whole section seems smaller. There seems to be a new overabundance of disposable diapers. Instead of your basic circuit with an aisle that bisects the store running front to back, there's a confusing grid of merchandise. My habit-addled brain comes in all wired up for some impulse buying, but I find myself shuffling out 30 minutes later empty handed and morose. I just don't like this layout. Someone call Stone. read more

Happens every time: I go in for a Sharpie two-pack ($1) and some post-its, come out with $150 worth of "things I need". Blame it on the bright white walkways, which intensely reflect ceiling lights, thus creating a crisper, cleaner store. Or blame it on the guest designer team-up collections (curse you, Missoni and Jason Wu!). Maybe blame it on the John Derian collaboration melamine dinnerware from years past. Or blame it on the $1 funky sock assortment. Blame it on the availability of entire lines from Method, 7th Generation, and Caldrea! (Who doesn't want their kitchens to smell like Ginger Pomelo?) Definitely don't blame it on my possibly undiagnosed impulsive shopping disorder. read more

ONLINE ORDER AND PICKUP ONLY REVIEW- Very disappointed in target. They just added a bag fee for pick up ordered and the bag fee is $2.50! For anything you order even if it doesn't require a bag. And the tax is 16% if you order online and pick up. I won't be ordering online pickup as much anymore. read more

What has happened to this Target? I've been here a handful of times and for me to have to Yelp it with 1 star means something has definitely gone wrong. (Wished they offered no stars, this place deserves it) I never had issues when I go here. But tonight was horrible. Like other reviews before me, they have long lines and no sense of line control. 3 checkout lanes open and long lines that literally curved. What annoyed me the most was when I was in a lane, I literally had 4 items, express line had so many people and the other 2 were also long. Well the checkout lady in my lane, I was 2 customers away and she sends me and the lady in front of me to the checkout next to hers and calls someone over. Well here is when it gets good. When the guy comes to help she asks him to come back to her lane and check out her customer so she can leave and there I am and the lady in front of me standing in an empty lane and a line forms behind us. No acknowledgment to us or sorry or even any action! Just acting like they can't see us. I felt bad for the lady in front of me, she was out just buying bubbles! She up and left pissed. Trust me I was about to do that when a manager came out and I literally called out the guy who moved and explained what happened. I'm not the type of person to embarrass someone but if you move customers from one lane to another and than move back, explain it to us and get us back in the lane. Don't just leave us there with no acknowledgment. Keep up these practices and I assure you, you will lose more and more business. This Target location seriously needs to better their training in times when it gets busy and employees need to learn to speak up and know when to apologize. Not to mention their shelves weren't even stocked, I almost slipped in the aisle where they have the workout stuff. And it's hard to locate anyone that works there for any help. I honestly don't think I'll shop here at the same time (I came at 10pm). Maybe it's just the night shift that needs work, or maybe not put employees that look like new hires all in one shift. But this place needs some serious help. read more

Just when I thought my Target love could not grow any bigger - they go ahead and start sending me coupons... and then they open the grocery section. AHHHHH I saved $30.09 Sunday with coupons and their grocery grand opening sale. The food deals are great! Frozen items and many refrigerator items are much less than Safeway. Be aware, there really isn't much produce to choose from and for example, you can only buy onions in a bag of 5. PS: You can have COUPONS sent to your phone - the cashier just scans the barcode on your screen - SWEET, I get them text to me! This totally makes up for not having a garden section and a crappy shoe area at this location. Target I love you. read more

Let me start off by saying that I LOVE Target and when we moved to California...I was afraid I wouldn't have one close to me. Well...we have one now since we're living in San Mateo, but when we move into the city...I won't be so lucky. A few of my highlights... *Lots of parking in their enormous lot. *Very friendly staff...always will and able to assist in any way. *Clean store, dressing rooms and every department. Usually during the holidays you find disaster zones in most store, but not here. *Grocery section...fresh fruit and veggies, fresh hams and turkeys and everything else you would find at a standard grocery store. *Great deals throughout the store. Reasonable prices and fabulous clearance sections. *Very large holiday area with trees, ornaments, wrapping paper...basically anything you need for the holidays. Bonus - this location also offers... *Starbucks *Snack Center *Flu Shots *Pharmacy *Clinic *Photo Center *Fresh Grocery *Optical *Wine/Beer/Liquor Available Note - if you bring your own bags, you get a discount on your bill. Overall...this is a fabulous Target and I'm sad I'm moving far away from it. But since it's that good.. I'm sure I'll make the trip often there still. :) I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. read more

I'm particularly crazy over their scarves; not bad for the Merino brand at $12.99 a piece. Their soft wool and fringes are so nice. I like getting stuff for my home decor especially the diffusers and candle accents. Not to mention how easy home shopping is! The parking could be crazy but the lot's big enough. read more

Um, no one has reviewed this Target yet?! Lucky me. Sure, it's a huge chain store but they give back to the community and employ individuals with disabilities. And they sell grocery items. That's enough to keep my support (customer service has also improved at this specific location).. Plus, they have a whole line of greeting cards for $1.00! read more

I hate Target a lot. Like, if it were a human being, I'd pass it on the street and go, "Pshhhhh" and roll my eyes. However, I am totally lying right now and Target is amazing. There aren't many stores that give me panic attacks, and the stores that do hold special places in my "heart." Usually I go to Target without a list, which means that I am free to spend $50+ on items such as: 1) Monty Python pajama pants 2) "Laguna Beach" season two 3) An industrial sized pack of gum 4) Tropical fruit scented deodorant (so my armpits smell like a bowl of fruit) 5) A yam scented candle 6) A shirt with a photo of tits, right over my tits 7) Four or five Swiss Army knives with 45 tools each 8) A pack of live nacho-cheese flavoured mice 9) An S&M kit for toddlers I walk out of Target with this stuff, drop the bag in my room, and it's never seen again. Ahh, Target. read more

TARGET IS RACIALLY PROFILING CUSTOMERS!!! A couple days ago i was racially profiled by the security guard at this Target in Foster City. I have been going to this Target for so many years, I had my special baby registry here and nothing like this have ever happened before. Even though I am mixed race, I don't encounter this kind of situation very often. It has been a while since I had to deal with some kind of racism, but this time I had my baby with me and it is one of the saddest situations you have to deal with in front your toddler. So this is what happened: As I am leaving Target, the security guard asks to see my receipt which I showed him (I had already realized that he was profiling me). I had everything under the stroller since I had my toddler and I was running some errands. Then, he starts questioning me about the other stuff I had under the stroller that was not on the receipt. He was actually asking detailed questions such as where and when I bought the other things I had under the stroller. At that point I was in disbelieve that he was actually thinking that I was stealing. I asked him if he stops every person to check their receipt and he says yes. Then, this lady walks by us and I tell her that he will ask for her receipt and I explained that I was being racially profiled. She realized that this was the situation right the way and told the security guard that for us moms the easiest way is to carry everything is under the stroller. At that point, I just asked to see the manager because having this situation happening in front of my baby was unacceptable. Amanda, the manager didn't do much. She let the guard walk away extremely disrespectfully and gave me the number I should call and make a complaint( because I asked for it). I returned everything I bought and definitely not going back to Target. Well, I wish that Target would better train their security guards and managers to avoid this kind of situation. At least places like Costco sees everyone's receipt. TARGET is letting their EMPLOYEES RACIALLY profile when it comes to decide who is shoplifting or not. I have AMAZON PRIME, and the only reason I was still going to Target was for the experience. Thanks to Amazon Prime I can get everything I can get at Target with 2 days free delivery and better prices than Target. Why was I still shopping at Target??? Target will soon have the same future as Sears. P.S: After I said that I knew I was being racially profiled no one actually asked to confirm anything else. read more

I was in Target at Bridgepointe Shopping Center, I was a 40" flat screen TV on clearance for $139.00 the problem - There were 5 stores that said they had one. When called (I had to FORCE the sales person to call) not ONE store had the TV in stock. You can't have shipped store to store You can't order online You can't buy the floor model Why are they being advertised? The worst part was the sales staff had no clue how to handle this situation. One told me that the "clearance" item was going to be reordered. Target do better. It's okay if you don't have the item just don't pretend hoping for the bait and switch. read more

Open until 11pm on Mon-Saturday, and until 10pm on Sundays?! 4 stars just for that! Not to mention that when they have sales on their groceries, the prices are pretty low ($0.99 for a dozen eggs, 0.24 for a banana), etc) read more

Target feels like holiday everyday: bright and shiny, quality merchandise, awesome return policy. This year they have lots of Christmas ideas for your fur babies too! I love shopping in Target. The fact that there are quality products priced competitively is awesome! My favorite sections are women's casual closing, cleaning, home, and pet ails. Although there are no fun colorful stockings, there are bunch if other products that look great! I found an awesome "ugly sweater" for my fur baby, which us actually super cute! Lots of ideas for cats owners as well. The bomb is cardboard cat castle and Christmas themed scratching pads! Home products and even furniture looks neat and is priced affordably. There are at least 6 self check out stations, so no need to wait for a cashier! read more

Daaamn. so this is how the 1% lives. if they want to pretend to be poor like me, they hit up target. very clean target and employees are actually nice and will greet/talk to you. Definitely a notch better than other targets that i've visited. I'm surprised they don't have Dom or Cristal in the alcohol section of this store. Do you think the 1% have a secret walmart somewhere? I'd like to visit that next read more

Aside from the crazy lady who ran the stop sign, drove in the wrong lane, and missed hitting my car by inches in the Target parking lot, my visit last night was GREAT! There are just some items you can't buy anywhere but Target. Dial liquid foam soap refill is one of them. Don't you know I drove all the way to Target to get it and they were completely SOLD OUT. No more liquid soap refill??!?!??!?! Interestingly enough, right next to the empty shelf was the Target brand liquid soap refill. 10 oz more and $1 less. Hmmmmm, is this a conspiracy? Did they hide all of the Dial, so I'd be forced to buy Target brand because the thought of guests using the bathroom and not washing their hands with anti-bacterial soap grosses the heck out of me. Took the plunge and it turned out to be a great buy! No longer will I be so quick to dismiss Target brand items. BTW, their eggs are cheap as heck too! $1.59 for a dozen. Impulse buy :) read more

I love Target. I end up buying half the store when i just walk in for one thing. I can always find something interesting and extra to add to my shopping list. I like the addition of frozen foods and snack items. I wasn't to keen on the new set-up but it has grown on me. read more

On August 11th, Target Bridgepointe tested my patience. I waited in a lane that was by all means short. There were 2 people in front of me. Why would it take 15minutes for me to actually walk out of Target? Well, because my cashier was incompetent. To give the kid the benefit of the doubt, he was new. HOWEVER, when he asked the customer in front of me if she could give him exact change of $20.53 (total was $14.53... she gave him $20) so it would make his job easier (he even told her that)... why would he give her back $6.93?! Oh, yeah, because he's a dimwit. So it was my turn to be rung up. I had a coupon for a free Febreze starter kit air freshener thing, and a $8 Kelly Kopowski graphic tee that was on sale for $9.99. Well, the kid insisted that the starter kit I picked up was NOT a starter kit and was in fact something else. There was a long line behind me and told him "it's fine. I'll just get it next time. Can I have the coupon back?" Then he rung up my shirt, and it was coming up full price. "I think that was $8." No, its coming up as $9.99. "Ok. Whatever." So I pay, and I was about to walk away when he said "Oh wait, sir, you're air freshener!" So the kid charged me for the air freshener even after I told him I was gonna get it the next time. So there went another 3 mins of him refunding me my money. I was 99.8% sure my shirt was on sale. I went to go check... and sure enough it was! I went to customer service and they refunded my money back. Listen, I'm cheap and I know it... mmmk. I returned the next day since my boyfriend wanted to buy a video game. Sure enough, the cashier that rung us up honored my coupon with no questions asked. I understand that my first cashier was new (he had a hand written name tag) and he was still learning the ropes and under pressure. BUT, Target Bridgepointe, please teach these kids some common sense or simple math skills. There is usually a starter kit OR a refill. When the unit I wanted to purchase was a huge kit, most likely its not a refill. Duh! Anyway, I love target, and I'll still return. Just saying. read more

Called this location on 8/29 asking if they had enfamil gentle ease formula. The lady on the phone had no idea what the heck I was talking about! I asked if there was anyone else I could speak to and she said no. Okay, I then proceed to repeat myself 5 more times she then said "OH! Enfamil yes we have plenty!" I asked if they had the 20oz gentle ease and she said they had a lot in stock. I drove about 20 minutes to this location (target where I live was out of enfamil gentle ease). When I arrived I went straight for the formula to my surprise there was NOT EVEN ONE can of formula!! I asked an employee if they had anymore in the back and he said no. What a bummer!! I also did notice the lines were SUPER long. Don't think I'll be trying this target out. Sorry. read more

I LOVE this Target location, they are the best. Huge store, well organized, very friendly customer service and really good location. They have everything thing I need and more. Which is a great thing but also a bad thing at the same time just because I sometimes find things I feel like I need but really don't :) The best part really is the location though, you have all of the different restaurants to eat at, the ice skating rink at the other end of the parking lot, sports authority, pet smart.. and it's right off of the freeway. read more

I hate this store. The confusing layout that doesn't make sense, items miscategorized in departments that don't make sense, and their non-existant customer service, untrained employees, and stupid return policy that of course, doesn't make sense either. This store is big enough, so would it be too much trouble to ask them to be more organized, and have items in stock? Seriously, invest in some training classes for your employees or give them an orientation on your products/inventory. There's no reason why I should walk away from a Target employee even more confused than I originally started. Or at least have a freakin map so I can find it myself. read more

This is not my normal Target but I've been here a few times and every time I feel dissatisfied, especially today. I came with the sole purpose to buy snacks for a road trip and for safety pins. They didn't have my favorite flavor of Gatorade in stock (seriously? The baby blue one is most people's favorite!) But that wasn't the issue I had. I wasn't sure where safety pins would be so I looked up and down the beauty/makeup aisles. I couldn't find it, nor could I find an employee to ask. Since when have you been to a Target and not see a bazillion employees walking around?!?! I even made my way to another section and still no one in sight. But I did see a teenage girl steal makeup. I tried pressing the help button near the products that are locked up. I waited for over 5minutes and another woman also pushed the button wanted to speak to someone. I gave up waiting and went over to the health/pharmacy area thinking maybe the safety pins are near the bandages since it could be a first aid product. As I was walking down the aisles I got approached by a man who handed me a clipboard and pen. He didn't say anything but shoved it at me. I read the clipboard and it was asking for donations for assistant service dogs. That is a good cause but I don't like being harassed as I'm shopping inside a store. I smiled, shook my head no, and handed the clipboard back. He continued to go up and down the aisles looking for more people. I kept walking around the store searching for an employee to ask. I finally just found a guest phone and called the operator. Took a few rings but eventually someone picked up. She told me safety pins were in F26 in the household area. I walked over there and still could not find these darn safety pins! It was an aisle for storage and closet racks. Why would safety pins be there I pondered. I decided to give up and leave when I finally saw an employee! I ran after her and she lead me back to F26. It wasn't IN the aisle, the safety pins were on the OUTSIDE of the aisle, like where they normally have displays. I guess that could've been my fault for not looking thoroughly. Anyway I was happy I finally got my safety pins and made my way to checkout. Only 3 lanes open (besides self checkout). All lines were long, like 10 people per line. Seriously? Can't open up more counters when you see so many people and everyone is blocking the entire front with their carts? Of course the lines were not moving. I saw multiple employees in the front just walking back and forth aimlessly. Frustrated and trying to kill time, I wanted to write this Yelp review. Sadly, I couldn't since apparently I don't get good reception inside, which is weird since I have Verizon and get reception everywhere even while camping. This Target experience is way below par. They need more visible employees to 1) help customers 2) stop shoplifting 3) stop solicitation. Two thumbs down for this Target. read more

I've always loved this Target. This is probably one of the bigger Targets in the bay area. The clothing section is huge and the employees are friendly and helpful and seem happy to work there. The employees are also honest! My iPhone fell out of my pocket in the dressing room. I didn't notice until I had already driven away in my car. One of the employees found it and brought it to Guest Services, where I picked it up later that night. Awesome! I am forever indebted to Foster City Target because my husband would flip if I had to buy another iPhone (although I would've loved an excuse to buy the new 4G...). read more

Michelle in self-checkout was the absolute sweetest! She helped a lady before me and was super helpful and quick. She then went out of her way to make sure my family was taken care of-she could see we needed a little help, so she took the initiative to ask us. She was patient, kind, and funny! read more

Store itself is clean and well organized. Parking lot shared by several other stores and is huge. So why the 1 star? Should have taken it as foreshadowing when I heard one of the managers talk about how their cafeteria area is one of the dirtiest of the nearby Targets. Of course this was after we already had our food from the Pizza Hut (Chicken Alfredo pasta for me)and were dining there. Sure enough not even a day later, intense food poisoning so bad I had to call off of work read more

This Target store has the most unqualified manager(Tara) at the moment. I tried to return a defective Blu-ray disc with receipt. I don't know what was her problem but she would not do it until all the other Target employees begged her to do the transaction (store credit)because it was after closing hours. She waisted everybody's time(40 min) with her big ego and stubbornness. After all this time she gave me store credit and told me to not shop at this location anymore and she'll make sure of that. If Target cares about its business it would be wise for them to upgrade the quality of their merchandise and also they should appoint more competent personnel as managers...(not someone with a teenager acting out attitude) read more

Target Associate asked if he could help ended up having to pull stock from the back and looking into other store's stock. Four Stars for excellent customer service. -1 Star for running out of La Croix Mango. read more

My opinion - the best Tar-zhay in the Bay Area Plenty of parking; few enough people so you can actually walk around & do your shopping in peace & not get claustrophobic Ginormous store w/ absolutely everything you could ever want in terms of house staples, grocery essentials, snacks & they even have a pretty decent clothing section When you need those basic t-shirts, yoga pants, work shirts or a cute skirt or 2, bypass H&M & give Tar-zhay a try...you'll be pleasantly surprised! Yeah, I made the comparison but I said, basics......BASICS!! Not as edgy as H&M but good conservative work basics. Plus, they're in the same strip mall as Old Navy and right around the corner from a parking-available, crowd-manageable COSTCO (woohoo!) read more

This is my favorite Target! It's big and always have everything I need and the staff are super nice. I like the fact they have a good sized grocery section with some fresh vegetables and so much ice cream. They even do cupcakes which are really good. Cheap dvds, clothing, shoes and candy! I always come here and leave with more than expected too so thats probably not a good thing but knowing its so much cheaper than everywhere else its ok. read more

First of I have to start with I love Target. I love all things Target and I think it is a great store with good products. BUT..WTF is up with the managers! Today I went to Target and went into the first aisle and left my empty cart at the end of the aisle. 30 seconds after I am done getting what I need to get I go to the end of the aisle and my cart is gone. Ok simple mistake they think it is an empty abandoned cart. SO I go back about my business fill my cart with all kinds of things. I'm on to my last item, starbucks double shots in a can. So I leave the cart at the end of the aisle and go skip over to get my crack in a can. As I'm walking back with my four pack of starbucks double shots I think I'm going crazy. I can't find the cart. My husband thinks I'm dumb for not knowing where the cart is. So I walk around like a crazed person and I see this employee putting away stuff that looks like what was in my cart. Well come to find out yes it was my cart and most of the stuff was already put away in go back piles and on the shelves. The employee who was nice by the way explained to me he was doing what his manager told him to do. Any time they see a cart sitting by itself they start putting the products away. Yes, I get the concept but can you maybe wait 5 maybe 10 mins for the cart to be left alone before assuming it has been abandoned. I was literally gone for less then one minute. I am only ranting on and on because this is the 3RD time this happened!!!! Freaking frustrating...hopefully management will get a clue or you can just walk around with the cart glued to your a**. read more

WARNING: If you have a chip debit card from Bank of America. Stay away, you won't be able to get any cash back. I'm a nice guy. I really am. But today, I'm super pissed off Tony. Let me tell you why: I went through two transactions at Target trying to get cash back. Prior to upgrading to the new chip card, I was able to do this hassle free. Unfortunately today I was not able to. Swiping the card on the right side normally gave me an error saying it was a chip card. Okay, so I inserted it from the bottom. What happened? It charged it like credit. The lady at the counter was like, hey why don't you buy a banana to try it again. Hey lady, you like taking my money? Screw you and all your Targets. I went to Staples instead to get cash back. They had the old machine. I shouldn't be losing any functionality at all according to Bank of America's website. So what's the answer? Shit, that's what. This is bullshit. read more

If there were 0 starts I'd put 0. We came to buy a toy for my niece and came brought it all the way up to Self checkout to find out we couldn't buy the item until 10/4. WHY WOULD YOU PUT IT ON THE SHELVES?! This managers need to know what's on their shelves before putting it out there. Know your products and dates when they should be on shelves so it's doesn't inconvenience your customers! read more

You know this specific location is one of my favorite Targets because of how clean they keep this store. I love shopping here mainly because of that reason. Also bonus feature, they don't have a lot of ghetto birds walking around with their babies screaming up in your mix. How annoying! I grew up on the East Side of San Jose, so I'm very tired of that scene. Staff here are nice. Bathrooms are clean and not all tagged. Ahhh, I really do love the Peninsula. read more

I shop at Target for some groceries and household supplies. Their prices are competitive. There service is nothing to write home about. I get frustrated a lot when they carry something one week, and then stop carrying that item the next. Items that regularly sell out, are not regularly stocked. I slowly see them start to carry more healthy items and green items, would like to see them increase these items. read more

This Target is HUGE and in a great location with plenty of parking. Everything is laid out well, well-lit and clean. They have pretty much everything you would ever want and is one of the best Targets I've been to and wish I lived closer to this one. Their board game selection is quite extensive and the clothing section is also well-stocked. The Mountain View one pales in comparison. read more

I've previously frequented Targets in Daly City, Albany, Richmond, Emeryville, and both SF locations. So I'll go aheadand label myself a Target connisseur. Being a Target frequenter, there is so much I want to discuss, yet am uncertain if it should all be included in this post. Eh, I'll let it out and you can read what you desire. From my expierence this is one of the nicer Targets (in terms of staffing, cleanliness, selection, and even general public). Everything here is nicely spaced out (not cramped like the FiDi Target), the clothe section is well organized (not messy like Daly City or Serramonte), and the staff is very pleasant and helpful. In my opinion, this Target is one of my top 3. I think the Albany Target is tops mainly because it has the largest selection I've come across (it's two stories). Like others have stated, the people who frequent this Target tend to be more mothers with kids, some yuppies, less of the college crowd. My biggest issue with the Daly City and Redwood City Targets are that they get over crowded with people. Daly City with it's proximity to SFSU, and Redwood City with Stanford down the road. Since moving to the San Mateo area 6 months ago, I've turned to this Target for 95% of all of my needs from cleaning supplies and furniture to clothing and groceries. I'm serious. Every week, sometimes even twice, I find myself at Target. Not that it's a bad thing. I just happen to forget to make lists. Not really a problem. I get my basic groceries here, apartment basics, cookingware, you name it. This Target has the benefit of having a "full" grocery section, with fresh produce as well as the frozen section and the shelf food. On a seperate but still important Target subject, they really got to me with the Threshhold line of house/apartment stuff. I've wanted (and almost purchased) many of the times and I can say that I've been pleased with each one. Just the other day I was able to purchase the Threshhold bar cart and I am endlessly excited to finally have it. I waited till it went on a little sale than snatched it up. But seriously re: Threshhold, well played Target. They released the line right as I moved into my new apartment, so it definitely blind sided me as I was buying cleaning supplies my first week in my new place. read more

I love Target. This location is pretty organized. Friendly Staff. My fav. part is the backyard section. I love sitting there with my gossip magazines. read more

It's a Target. All Targets are pretty much the same. They're what Walmart wishes it was. The great thing about living on the Peninsula is that there aren't any Walmarts. Walmarts are disgusting. I feel like I'm in Tijuana when I step into a Walmart. They're just bootleg Targets. You step into a Walmart and there's clothes all over the floor, signs are in Spanish, nobody speaks English, etc. It's like a WWF No Holds Barred Cage Match between NWO and DX. I step into Target and I still feel clean, everything is still on the racks, nothing is half used and put back on the shelf, workers know where things are located, Starbucks, etc. Oh, I do appreciate the big parking lot at this Target. So bomb. read more

I'm very torn, because I love Target, I really do, and yet it's so bittersweet... Target has literally everything that I ever need, for a good and affordable price. Also, the parking situation at Bridgepointe is awesome since it's such a large lot. The store is large, everything is well-spaced out and organized, and clean. However, I have to say that I absolutely hate how long it takes to check out. The lines are dreadful, I feel like I'm at Costco sometimes. And it really sucks sometimes, because I only have like three small items, and I have to wait behind someone with a cartload of stuff. I'm hoping that they can have an express cash register or self-checkout. It's really frustrating for me, because I usually just visit Target when I need stuff, and no one wants to stand in line for like 5-10 minutes... However, I will continue to frequent this place, because like I said, I can get what I need for an affordable price. Hopefully they'll be able to figure out their lines! I haven't dealt with their customer service too much, however I have to say that their new credit card thing to read the chips in the cards is kind of annoying and time consuming, and just adds to the line wait! read more

Thought I wrote a review for this place years ago. This tends to be the nicer of the targets but even this place was much better before the remodeling. The lot still gets filled up pretty quickly and the lines are long. read more

Terrible target location! Employees were rude and unhelpful and generally didn't know the location of products. Was chased down and harassed by an employee in the fitting room. And to top it all off multiple baskets were without handles and I literally had to search for one with a handle and eventually gave up and got a cart. Not sure who's in charge of this location but they're doing a terrible job. read more