Target

Sam Graves 2 months ago

I bet literally no one else has ever noticed how they messed up the brick work. Just look, and you too can be angry at this Target. On the right side, you see four lines of bricks going across. Look at the one that is mismatched. It’s like they figured it out when they were almost done so they just stopped making that one line of bricks altogether, and just assumed no one would ever notice. But I noticed. I see it. Every time I go there. So one day, I’m sitting outside while my wife is in Target returning something, and I’m looking in distain at this embarrassment to masonry and you know what happens? I find another mistake! They missed one single brick in their pattern to the right. My day is ruined. Thanks Target.

Joanna Conrad a month ago

Very spacious Target, and clean. Looks like it has a variety of things; however, there is a lot of emptiness in some areas. Other than that, I think this store is pretty decent for what it has. Starbucks was great too.

bdonldsn don a year ago

Target is a good place to shop altho, this location was smaller and limited with the variety of choices. The produce was great and grapes super sweet. They had many new and interesting products but they were way too pricy. New Dr. Pepper flavors

Victoria Livingston 4 months ago

Let me start by saying that I love shopping at Target. I recently moved from downtown to the Avery Ranch community and am slowly furnishing my new home. I am an avid runner and often enjoy stopping at Target at the end of a run. I feel like I earn my treats and walk home with my treasure, spending my hard-earned money on items I could easily purchase elsewhere — groceries, household items, and small finds for my home. I am a Target Circle member, and my receipts add up to a significant amount weekly. Today I came into the store to buy groceries and a dog bed I have been eyeing for some time. I was on foot and using Apple Pay, as I typically do. I started at one end of the store and worked my way across, browsing looking for finds for my new home— something I genuinely enjoy doing at Target. While I was in the back right corner of the store looking at coffee makers, I noticed someone who appeared to be a manager watching me while speaking on a walkie talkie. I heard her say something like, “Are you all at the back of the store?” before she went through a door. I continued shopping and moved toward the pet aisle to purchase dog food and finally buy the dog bed I had been considering. At that point, three Target employees — some in plain clothes and some in logo attire — approached me quickly. One asked several times, “Do you need help?” I immediately realized what was happening and asked, “Are you all following me? Do you think I am stealing? I shop here almost every day.” One employee responded awkwardly and attempted to provide an excuse while additional employees who had appeared nearby quickly dispersed. I heard one on the walkie talkie with the 'manager'. I was shocked and completely embarrassed as there were other customers present. I was dressed in running shorts and a T-shirt and carrying nothing but items I intended to purchase. More importantly, I am a frequent and loyal customer who spends thousands of dollars per month at Target. I was not offered any apology or explanation. I am disappointed in myself for continuing with my purchase instead of leaving immediately, and I regret not asking to speak with a manager at that moment. I may still return to do so. As a business owner myself, I respect loss prevention efforts. However, if there is concern about a customer’s behavior, the appropriate approach is respectful communication, not sending multiple young employees to surround and monitor a customer without explanation. In addition, I felt followed yesterday when I was there for groceries. Now I think I was! Before moving to Avery Ranch, I was a regular customer at the East 5th Street Target downtown, an area with significantly higher levels of retail crime. Despite that environment, I was never treated the way I was treated at this store. To the management team at the Lakeline Target: please do better. I want to continue shopping at this store, but this experience left me feeling embarrassed, unwelcome, and deeply disappointed. Walmart, Sams & HEB are all within 1 mile of this store.

Bruce M 5 months ago

The Lakeline Mall location has been consistently going downhill the last 3 years. Now removed larger size packs from grocery items for smaller boxes at a higher price per item. Not supporting cost savings for families like they used to. Time to move on to another grocery chain.