Target

Larissa Lee a month ago

The store changed with items in different locations without any signs. Some items were now across the store without any labels infront of them so looking was way more difficult. Some of the items were in different aisles where you wouldn't assume they would be in. Staff were very helpful in getting out an electronic item and looking it up with only details given. They were able to pull it out, get details, and then help finding it. The return and pick up lane was long as usual with one employee. The receipt says 2024 when the store was visited in 2026.

Abbey Wigley 4 months ago

I normally have a normal target experience, I come here multiple times a week. An employee stationed at self checkout tonight (about 8:45 pm, 02/08) literally thought I was going to steal because I bagged my items before paying. I don’t know what crawled up her butt and died but she could be a little nicer, I don’t know what about me said I can’t afford a $40 purchase but awesome.

OCLA Proud 2 months ago

Decent store with mostly polite staff. Recent people putting cameras in the faces of customers made it impossible to go in without feeling unsafe, but nothing they can really do about that.

Kristen Messner 5 months ago

Customer service was great Whomever is responsible for inventory is a disgrace The very nice person at customer service told me there were 5 units of what I was looking for were in inventory. She directed me to the exact location to find what I was looking for and there were ZERO. Not five like the inventory said but ZERO. Way to go inventory staff

Kyle Tucker 2 years ago

Let's talk about customer service. Well, it's like playing a game of roulette. Sometimes you'll encounter the friendliest and most helpful employees, while other times it feels like they're practicing their disappearing act. It's an adventure in itself, really. Just cross your fingers and hope for the best! The parking lot is where the real action happens. Brace yourself for some high-speed seniors tearing through the lanes like they're auditioning for the next "Fast and Furious" movie. You better watch out because they won't stop for anything—pedestrians, shopping carts, or even a free sample stand (that's a tragedy, really). Speaking of shopping carts, it's like Seal Beach Target is the final resting place for them. The elderly patrons seem to have a knack for leaving them scattered around the parking lot like a chaotic art installation. It's like a real-life game of "Avoid the Shopping Cart Obstacle Course." You may even find yourself tempted to join in and create your own cart maze. Now, let's address the Out of Stock dilemma. The app may tell you that your desired item is nowhere to be found, but don't lose hope just yet! Channel your inner explorer and physically check the shelves. Who knows, you might stumble upon a hidden treasure like the elusive 18-pack of Charmin Mega+ toilet paper. It's like finding the golden ticket in a sea of disappointment. Just remember to buckle up, dodge the shopping carts, and prepare for a wild ride. It's a place where seniors and shopping carts rule the roost, and you're just along for the hilarious adventure!