Target

Built to Last Moving a month ago

We have to keep the Playmate Lunchbox full on the trucks. This target does the job. I like to pretend that I’m Jay and my friend is Silent bob when we go shopping for groceries.

Kris-Tee Silverman_roomy 2 months ago

I was racially profiled here today and it was the worst target experience I have ever had. The lighter skinned lady next to me at self checkout was stuffing makeup in her bag well only paying for a few things. The worker was focused more on me than her so she walked out with who knows how much product. I paid for all of mine 1 bag, AA batteries, and 2 water bottles. The worker came over and grabbed my receipt read it off checked my bag, and then asked me "what electronics did you buy." I told her "the batteries." She said "oh!" Then proceeded to ask me if "I paid the total the receipt," I responded "yes." She finally gave me my receipt and allowed me to leave. I can't believe Target has such racist people employed with them. I will never go to this location again.

Nikolai Mannsfeld 3 years ago

Great Target. I usually go here with my dog on the hoverboard whenever I’m near the lake. Really nice. Self checkout easy to use, cashiers and security friendly, and most importantly, big and organized! Good grocery store atmosphere, good music playing in the background, and easy to find what you need. So, all in all, great Target. Will be back! Good job! ~:D

Tony Huynh 5 months ago

I am writing this to express my deep disappointment with the management at the Sloan’s Lake Target regarding an incident today at 8:00 AM. While I am a frequent guest, today’s experience raised serious concerns regarding this location's adherence to equitable access and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The Situation: I arrived early for a restock and was 1st in line. As a guest using a wheelchair, I was careful to remain respectful of the store layout and other shoppers. Despite my clear presence and my position as the first person in line, the restock was moved to the Customer Service desk without any notification or accommodation provided to me. Key Issues: Misinformation from Management: When I inquired about the restock, the daytime manager explicitly told me there was "nothing available." This proved to be untrue, as the items were simultaneously being sold to able-bodied guests at a different counter. Barriers to Access: By moving the point of sale without informing me, the staff effectively bypassed a disabled guest in favor of able-bodied guests who arrived much later. Lack of Professionalism: When I attempted to resolve the matter, I was told "tough luck." This dismissive attitude is a direct violation of the professional standards Target claims to uphold. Target’s corporate commitment states: "We believe all guests should be able to easily shop Target." Today, the Sloan’s Lake management failed to provide a level playing field. Being 1st in line should mean 1st in line, regardless of mobility. I hope this location reviews its procedures to ensure that guests with disabilities are not being systematically bypassed or misinformed by leadership.

Paul McDermott 2 months ago

Target is great, I always enjoy shopping here. There just is a sketchy homeless croud outside, mostly by the king supers though. I had my bike locked outside target and had someone messing with it when I got out. I asked him kindly to get away form my bike and he literally threatened to kill me, just words but still..