I came on a Sunday afternoon, it wasn't busy at all. I was able to find some good pairs of jeans. I…read morewished they had more in my size since I had to really dig around. The fitting room was kind of in a random area, I think it would have been better if it was in the men's area against the far right side wall. The checkout line was easy, I didn't have to wait long at all. The cashier was very friendly.

Marilyn is always so helpful at the desk. Immediately offers assistance. I love the clothes there…read moreand the selection but she consistently raises the experience.

BULLSEYE Whether an…read morein-car pickup or in-store purchase, this Target on Boughton usually hits the mark. My wife loves doing Target runs, and sending me on Target runs (I don't mind the part where I get to sit in my toasty warm car and have stuff brought out to me like a king). Most of the time, the employees have been fast to come out when we can't be bothered to go inside, and they've always been nice. Last trip here, I got blu-rays of The Batman & Everything Everywhere All At Once for $10 each, happy to see recent films at such cheap prices. Now that I think about it, I've found some great items in Target's electronics department, most of them movies at a deep discount. Over the years, we've bought several pieces of light furniture and miscellaneous homegoods from this Target (storage cubes, pantry organizer, can opener) with mostly good experiences. This past Christmas, I gifted my wife a set of tiffany blue cookware and found the color different than what was on the packaging, so that was a bit of a let down. I was ready to dunk on Target for having higher priced groceries (a gallon of milk here is $3.39, compared to $2.06 @ Aldi), then I checked a few other basic necessities (Tabasco, a box of Twinkies) and found that most things cost the same as at Meijer. The shelves here were nearly empty during the pandemic, though, so that discouraged us from doing any significant shopping for a while. Of important note: they don't sell alcohol, so if you're roaming the aisles looking for the liquor section, you can stop looking--it's a 'dry store'. While it doesn't mark the end of the world, the Jewel Osco next door and the Meijer across the street are both well stocked with booze, so Target is the odd man out. * TL;DR * Generally speaking, Bolingbrook's Target is as accurate as one could hope for. This store is much bigger than the one we frequented in Oak Park (despite that location carrying cold beer/seltzers), the workers are friendlier, and the drive-up service is convenient. We'll continue to come here for as long as we live in the area; if Target were an airline, by now my wife would have racked up enough miles for a trip around the planet. Solid store with decent products. I'll be seeing them again real soon, I'm sure.

Very poor Customer Service I have an issue and they never answer their phone. Placed a car pick up…read morebut their app isn't working!

Five stars is for the check out process. There are always enough cashiers checking out customers…read more Health & beauty select is very extensive.

I stopped in here not expecting to find anything, so I did not get a shopping cart, and of course,…read moreI found a lot of items that I wanted to buy and my hands were full holding it. The nice Asian lady that works there went and got a shopping cart for me to put all my things. I thought that was really nice, and she also offered to help me find anything else that I might need. I would definitely recommend this store.

I think it's a very nice store. Items inside are very reasonable and it kind of reminds me of a…read moremixture of Five Below, Dollar General, Marshalls etc. They do have really cute decorations for whatever holiday is coming up. The Easter stuff was very cute.

This is like a Five Below but for grownups, lol. It apparently has the same parent company as…read moreDollar General, and you can find seasonal items, household goods, gifts, party supplies, toys including cards and blind bags, arts and crafts, beauty and bath, kitchen ware, snacks, for generally $1-5 (some items were more expensive). Shop smart because some items here were bargains but I could have gotten the same things elsewhere for cheaper. Staff was really friendly and helpful: saying hello to everyone who came in, and helping me with my self checkout (I had an item that rang up incorrectly, and one that had a strange price tag on the shelf because it was one of the last ones: see photo). I found gifts, candy, a blind bag, a notepad, chip clips, shampoo, conditioner and toothpaste for under $40. Worth checking out!

With everything going on in the world currently; this is absolutely awful to see, a cart full of…read morefood just wasting away and will be thrown out of course or possibly shelved and spoil quicker.

Decent selection at meijer for reasonable prices. I was able to find items on my grocery list for…read morecheaper than at Jewel. Parking lot here is very congested. Be patient as people speed through here.