Target

Ilinda Williams 4 months ago

I just went inside the store to pick up my order 02/24/26 @ 16:45 pm. The young lady that assisted me had a major attitude. I believe it all started because I needed to exchange something in my order. Still wasn’t a reason to be rude. Even after I went picked out the correct item, she was still rude. She never said thank you or come again. For those reasons, I will be placing my orders at another Target location from here on out.

Taylor Johnson 11 months ago

Their grocery department is abysmal. Their dairy and freezer products are never stocked adequately. You have to ask for someone to go get you an item in the back if they even have it or if you can even find anyone. Most of their employees are wearing headphones/earbuds and look in the other direction when you need assistance. A lot of their bakery goods aren’t accurately dated. Usually its expired or in some cases doesn’t have even have a date on it (breakfast sausages, patties, salmon, ribs, etc) I’m disappointed to see this type of low level effort fromTarget.

C a year ago

There are many Targets in the world, but this one stands apart, not for grandeur or splendor, but for something simpler, something more profound: reliability. It is a place where one may always find what they seek, particularly the rare and wonderful Dr. Bronner’s soap—almond and peppermint alike. Other stores may fail in this regard, their shelves left barren, but here, there is always a quiet assurance that what is needed will be waiting. It is not merely a place of commerce but of provision. The groceries are not vast, yet they are sufficient. Bread and milk, eggs and coffee—enough for the day, for the week, for the moments in between. There is a pharmacy, efficient and untroubled, a place where burdens are lessened with little delay. And there is an eye doctor, Dr. Kelli Jackson, who is not merely a practitioner of her craft but a master of it. She does not rush. She does not dismiss. She sees clearly—not only the eyes before her but the person behind them. One walks in uncertain, squinting at the world, and walks out with sight restored, with vision sharpened, as if some deeper truth has been revealed. The store is well-kept. The people are kind, though not excessively so. They do not linger or press upon you with undue enthusiasm, but they are there when needed. The checkout lines, at times, are long—too long, one might say—but such trials are small in the grander scheme of things. One endures, for one knows that in the end, they will leave with what they came for. And so, though it is but a simple store, it is a good one. A place worth returning to. Because in a world of uncertainty, it is good to know that some things remain constant.

Meagan Bozak 3 months ago

While the cashier was so friendly! The bathrooms reminded me of Walmart. Every stall needed clean up, tp, or the sinks needing soap. The shelves and racks were not organized from the night before (I got there close to opening) They need more employees.

Levi James 9 months ago

8 pm on a Friday night, took me 30+ mins just to check out 4 items. Long lines of people waiting to check out - only one cash register open and the other was self checkout. Maybe a total of 2-3 employees in the entire store. Couldn’t find anyone to help me with anything. Is America great yet?