This Walmart is huge. It has everything you need like a standard Walmart but it has groceries also…read more Almost all of the stuff at the healthcare aisle is locked up. I couldn't get OTC meds because I couldn't find a worker to open the lock. There are some crazy people that go here though. I see a lot of homeless also. Just make sure your cautious with your surroundings. I actually make my way to this West Sac Walmart instead of going to the one on Truxel Rd. That one is the worst.

There's more value in utilizing a trash can at Walmart, than asking for help from customer service…read moreprovider at Walmart. Press the button to buy eye drops and it took for ever for one employee to come to open the glass door lock, even after we went asking for help from multiple employees. Pharmacy staff couldn't open the glass door lock. Lastly, Went to pay at the cash register, the light was on, as soon as teller saw us finishing up unloading items she turned off light. Teller said she was off and needed to leave. Wow, not once, but twice - two tellers. Walmart please do something to change this culture that is following from Walmart to Walmart.

I was here last week and found a lot of great finds in the Children's section. I learned as a size…read more4 petite I can fit into the largest children's size. I picked up two nice tops for our Disney World Trip. A long sleeve stitch top and a short sleeve nightmare before Christmas. Yesterday I went to return the Nightmare Before Christmas t-shirt as I found another one that I liked better. The return went smooth. I found a parking spot right up front and then when I walked in, I stood in the purchase line. There were only 2 other groups ahead of me. The line went quickly and the return was seamless. They returned it onto the card I purchased it on and I was on my way. I defiantly would do business with them again.

This place had a nice little nicnaks in it found nice make up bag for my daughter and I. Hair bows,…read morelip gloss, baby girls aka (eyelashes) socks and scarf. I didn't like the little nasty acting a looking cashier. Just a hot mess super rude. Don't need no one checking my receipt when you just watch me purchase all of my items. Not sure why, they have the security guard at the door. What the heck.

I'm not a Target gal. I go a few times a year when I'm really in need of something. Today was one…read moreof those days. I was already in the shopping center so I took a gander. I wanted some toilet tablets and they had 2 kinds. Scrubbing bubbles tablets for the tank and gel press on ones for the bowl. I got a package of each. We have 4 toilets so we can test to see which one works better. Now the challenge is we need to clean our toilets before we begin using them. I also wanted a bagged salad for lunch. I know we have food at home and I should really eat that up first, but we're out of salad and I was really in the mood for some salad. They had a Southwest salad that sounded good. As I pulled the front one out I saw the one behind it had a sale tag on it so I grabbed that one and saved around $0.50. Not much, but it was something. It was probably an old bag that needed to be used by today. That was fine as I broke it open soon as I got home. It was really tasty. It was one of those cabbage mixes. It had freeze dried corn and crunches in a packet. Along with a pack of Parmesan cheese. It was a solid salad and I ate the entire bag. I really liked the Southwest salad dressing it came with. Parking is easy if you don't mind walking a little. Soon as you pull in grab a spot so you aren't spending your time hunting around. I got lucky today and got one of the 3 spots up front. And it was just my luck that traffic was light and I didn't have any issues pulling out of the spot to leave. Target is a pretty pleasant place to shop. It's always bustling with people. I know that there a lot of good deals to be had lurking around the store. I used to shop there all the time and find those clearance end caps and get things for a steal. Then over time I realized that those things were a good deal, but I really didn't need them so I was spending money that I didn't need to. After that realization I steer clear of Target. I've saved so much money not shopping there.

This is by far one of the worst Target experiences I've had. The bathrooms are consistently…read morefilthy--today was unacceptable. The family restroom hadn't been serviced since 10 AM on 3/15, and I'm here on 3/16. There were crackers all over the floor, toilet paper everywhere, and the overall condition was just disgusting. On top of that, the store is always understocked, with basic items constantly out. Lines are always long, and there's never enough staff to support the volume. When you do interact with employees, the service is often rude and unhelpful. To make it worse, they don't even allow you to pay in electronics, which just adds more frustration to an already poor experience. This store seriously needs better management, more staffing, and basic standards for cleanliness. Right now, it's unacceptable.

Visited December 17th and 18th…read more Great restaurants and shops are in the immediate area! Catch a game at Golden One or a concert and then enjoy everything this area has to offer! The skating rink is across the street from my picture along with Butcher and Barrel and Sauced just steps away! So fun to be at DOCO! They have upped their Security which is great! Btw...I feel totally safe during the day in this area but wouldn't personally venture out at night unless with a group.

The weekend Market at DOCO drew a pretty decent crowd. There were quite a few small businesses…read morerepresented with unique gift ideas for the holiday season. The mall was decorated for the holidays with plenty of Christmas trees and reefs, from the Ice Rink on 7th Street to the west end parking lot by Holiday Inn and the underground walkway to Old Sacramento. I enjoyed visiting the booths, and stopping by the Kings store to see the new merchandise. There are plenty of public parking lots with two that I know of on J Street, L Street and 3rd Street entrances that validate at restaurants and some stores in DOCO. Some validate for 2 hours, some for 90 minutes to cushion the total cost of parking. I have always loved this area in downtown Sacramento.

Perusing the paper and greeting cards. More remodeling going on in the store, didnt impede my…read moreshopping. Seemed like quite a few security personnel around and, lots of staff stocking merchandise.

It's a pretty impressive feat to consistently create terrible experiences at a Target. I dread…read morehaving to go here, but sometimes I have to because of the location. Here is a summary of why: 1. So much is locked up behind glass cabinets 2. Employees rarely ever come to unlock something when you ask for assistance 3. When I ask for help they make sure to show how much of an inconvenience I am 4. As I was checking out once another employee came up to the cashier and said "make sure to look at that bottom mirror to make sure people aren't STEALING." She was implying I was stealing....? And I clearly wasn't. I was kind of shocked and just said "wow. How convenient and cleaver!" 5. There are many times that items are not stocked, and boxed products are constantly in the middle of the floor, making it harder to get around 6. Once I moved something out of the way to get to the shelf behind it, and an employee showed so much irritation at me and moved it back, indicating I was the problem. 7. Once I asked where something was to an employee, and the woman, without saying a word, flat out gave me the most hateful glare. If looks could kill, man. Trying to intimidate me or something? At Target? Over what?? I felt the need to back up slowly and apologize for bothering her because she seemed very unstable. Who on earth is in charge of these people working here? What are the requirements to be hired? Who is overseeing them and communicating standards? What are the consequences?

On a mission to visit every Target, we stopped by yesterday! The Downtown Sacramento location had…read moresome great Easter basket fillers for our 1 and 9 year old! We got candy, a coloring book and stuffies! Anyone else addicted to Target? Maybe it's the dollar section or Starbucks inside! Their book section is small, but either way we'll keep coming back to shop til we drop! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Sunshine And Lollipops by Cool Hand Juke (from Audiio)

What a difference a week makes! On 17 October 2025, I posted…read morethat Sacramento's Midtown Target had permanently closed its restroom for customers. Its closing, I wrote, had been ordered by a Ms. Ashley who had just been named the store's new Director. A week later, on 21 October, I returned to Target Midtown -- and the customer restroom was open! It has remained open since, much to the relief not only of customers, but store employees who no longer must turn away people desperate for a restroom. What happened? According to one Target team member, who will remain anonymous, it came down to a lack of communications at the store at 1707 J Street. A day or two before my original posting, Ms. Ashley had introduced herself to Target Midtown's staff. Among other things, she told them she was committed to Target's policy of clean, open restrooms -- and that she would return in November to officially become the Director. Somehow, her words were misunderstood! Believing she had called for closing the customers' restroom, the employees immediately shut it down, when in fact, Ms. Ashley wanted it open! After reading my original posting a day or two after it appeared online, Ms. Ashley tracked down my email address. On 19 October, she sent me an email that said: "I apologize that you were denied access to Target's restroom during your (latest) shopping experience...You should expect to see the restroom open on your next trip into the store. Please reach out to me if that is not the case." In her email, Ms. Ashley indicated she had again spoken to top employees at Target Midtown to clarify matters. "I have reinforced the open-restroom policy with the leaders at the store who are running it until I report in November," she told me in the email. Ms. Ashley apparently found out abut the restroom crisis by reading my Yelp posting. Though I haven't met her, let me say it on the record: Ms. Ashley may be the best Director this Target has ever had. The employees respect her; they like her -- that's what they have told me. Thank you for reopening the restroom, Ms. Ashley! And thank you, Yelp, for posting my words. Target employees told me they, too, are glad the customers' restroom is open again. "It was really difficult to tell guests there no longer was a restroom for them," one Target Team member told me. In closing, I apologize for my delay in posting this follow-up, but I have been extremely busy. Thank you!

So, it's that time in our lives that we are looking to start the money pit aka kitchen renovation…read more We've been in our house for a few years now, we're finally settled, paid off our cars so we have a few extra bucks. IKEA was the first place we thought of for inspiration. We were surprised at the color scheme we looked at and liked. We were attracted to the blue cabinets or the olive green cabinets as they would look good with our dark floors. An ask for countertops, I don't want lament as it won't hold it's shape. I like the glass composite countertops as they look more sturdy. We were surprised that they sell stoves, ovens, and microwaves. We thought they would be dummy's like the TVs are. I question the quality and longevity of IKEAs kitchens. They mostly show the lament kitchen tops. It's much cheaper then the composite glass, but I doubt they will last as long. I found the sink style I like. We have water outflow issues with our sink and facet, so I found a set in sink that I liked, no lip that goes over the countertops. With the countertops questionable longevity, now I question the cupboards quality and longevity. You have to give them props for being reusable price, I just don't want it to wear out. In the end we are thinking that the cost will be around $15,000 including instulation. I'm thinking more like $20,000 as things always cost more than you expect them to. Our next stop will be local hardware stores to check out their offerings. We really like IKEA's set up and displays. They are so realistic with the walls and all, it makes you feel like you are walking into a real kitchen unlike the hardware stores where you are just looking at the counties tops and cupboards. One things we observed with IKEA is they have lots of stark white cabinets. They brighten the room, but stark white against dark brown floors woudld be doo much of a contrast. And reminds me of the black and white high contrast baby books they make for tummy time. A little too contrasty for me. So, here we are looking at an investment as ours is still functional so there really isn't a rush. My husband has a point, let's spread out our large purchases over the years and not do everything at once. This year will possibly be the kitchen. Next year will be painting the house. And there is a good possibility of doing the ac and heating units. Last month was the fridge. And a few years back it was the washer and a few months after that it was the dryer. So in the end everything is pretty much spread out. Oh, don't forget the dishwasher and around 5 years ago it was the dishwasher and hot tub. The good news we're not in debt.

I haven't been to IKEA in years. I've always had fun experiences looking at the multiple room…read moredisplays within the claustrophobic building interior. Maze of displays and merchandise of furniture (for every room), shelving, lighting, houseware, storage, linens, towels, rugs, live plants, art, curtains, cutlery, and Swedish snacks. But I don't go on the weekends. That's when it's full throttle crowded. My last shopping experience was on a recent late weekday afternoon. Before I go into the not so great moments, let me tell you the great stuff. The cafeteria food server was terrific. A lot of indecisive folks ordering good and asking questions, she handled it like a pro and kept the line moving. The cashier assisting at the first floor self check out was super helpful. Most of the furniture is made of sustainable materials and cheaply priced. Heck the majority of the furniture in my home is from IKEA. If hauling and assembling your own furniture is not your thing, keep in mind they offer assembly and delivery for additional costs. I've done both. You can check inventory quantity and the aisle and bin # location of furniture items on their website. Not so great: On my visit, the restrooms on the second floor, next to the cafeteria, were in awful shape. They changed the restrooms to multiple toilet rooms with motion activated low flow flush toilets. I encountered horrible bathroom toilet visuals. I went into 4 vacant toilet closets to get one without a #2. Grody! Then the toilet did not flush, there is no bypass button. Purely just motion activated that was not working. IKEA- for goodness sake, go back to the drawing board on these toilets. Also the cafeteria was low on several food items and ran out of coffee. Surprisingly since it was around 4pm, nearing early bird dinner time. Maybe a good thing considering the toilet situation. But not great when you paid for a cup of coffee and waited over 20 minutes. I was assured by the cashier, when paying for a coffee, that it won't take long to brew a fresh batch. Possibly staff can monitor the coffee. Plus I didn't understand why the cafeteria cashier letting line cutters in. He allowed a customer to cut the queue to purchase a drink. I didn't say anything to either the cashier or customer. But my opinion is that the customer go through the queue and get in line behind the others; bypassing the hot food line makes sense but not the line of folks queuing up to pay.

Wonderful plaza that west Sacramento has! From Panda Express, Lowe's, great clips, streets of…read moreLondon, all state, yolk credit union, it has it all. Wonderful and great environment. Parking is never a hassle. Not to mention it is safe as well.

Parked here and I was having issues getting in ( no fault of garage- it was the app) shout out to…read moreAlejandro Security- attendant who went above and beyond to help me out .

This is a beautiful building. I came here for a quick business trip. The property management…read morecompany and the security guard are great! The lobby is beautifully decorated with plants. It doesn't feel cold and uninviting. The architect of the building is unique with the symmetric lines. The views from this building of the state capitol is beautiful!

On the window it says Monday:11:00am-5:00pm. Tuesday - Saturday: 10:30 am- 6:00pm. Well it's Friday…read moreand it's 10:37 and they ain't open yet.

This place has saved me many trips from having to go to the mall for my boys shoes. At different…read moretimes, I've bought Jordans here, Crocs, and other name brand shoes. Recently was looking for "back to school" shoes, the particular shoe my boy wanted didn't come in his size. The owner (I presume), stopped us from walking out and told us the next size up may work, because sizes differ between brands. Sure enough, fit my boy perfectly, my son was very happy, as well as myself as it saved me a trip to the mall. Local, in and out in now time. Love it!