Great store with staff that is always ready to help, it may get busy and take a but more time but…read morethe quality of the quality of the products and the great staff is awesome.

I had a very frustrating experience with Sportsman's Warehouse in Rohnert Park…read more I placed an online order that showed an estimated delivery date of June 11, 2026. The next day, I checked the website and saw the exact item was available in store. I called the Rohnert Park location and asked if they could simply switch my online order to the inventory they had in store so I could start my 10 day waiting period sooner without having to cancel and reorder. I was told that would not be a problem and that I could come into the store and begin the paperwork. After driving to the store and waiting about 45 minutes, I was told something completely different. They said I would have to cancel my online order and place a brand new order for the one they had in stock. That was not what I was told on the phone. I declined because my original online order included a $120 Sezzle promotion that reduced my total cost. Canceling and reordering would have meant losing that discount. I left the store disappointed and decided I would just wait for my original order to arrive. What really made this situation unacceptable was what happened afterward. The same day, someone from the store contacted customer service regarding my order. Then today, I received confirmation that my online order had been canceled even though I never authorized anyone to cancel it. WTF? Why would anyone cancel a customer's order without their permission, especially when they did not even process the in store purchase I originally came in for? I specifically chose to keep my online order because I did not want to lose the $120 promotion. I wasted time driving to the store, waited nearly an hour, was given conflicting information, and now my order has been canceled without my consent. This entire experience has been incredibly frustrating and reflects a serious lack of communication and customer service.

The staff here are very friendly, and I often come here to shop with my friends. The staff here are…read morevery friendly, and I often come here to shop with my friends. The location is easy to find, and there is plenty of parking.

I was recently there, and although the store was clean enough, it didn't seem to have a very good…read morechoice of clothing. I was very disappointed that they only had the two very small dressing room rooms open at the time and there was a very long line. I had to wait about 15 minutes just to get into the dressing room somebody had been one of the dressing rooms the whole time I was waiting. I'm not sure when they actually went into the dressing room but they must've been in there for over 20 to 30 minutes.

Martin was Awesome! Helped me with my golf needs! Was friendly, helpful made me feel Valued. Great…read moreEmployee!!

Chris in the shoe department was immediately extremely helpful trying to help me find exactly what…read moreI was looking for. In spite of my specific needs he very quickly gave me several recommendations and helped me find just what I was looking for. All this while helping three other people and not making any of us feel forgotten. 10/10 would recommend and will go again.

Service is friendly, lots of cool stuff at reasonable prices. As for selection, there's a little…read morebit of everything, which makes it fun for everyone.

Large selection and very well organized. Some things were reasonably priced but others especially…read morehousewares such as dishes and glassware were expensive. You can drop off donations at the store which is a plus and the staff was friendly. Money supports Cerebral Palsy foundation.

Yesterday I purchased the SMOL Mini House Kids Bounce & Play House at the Target store in Rohnert…read morePark, California. My grandchildren absolutely loved it and had a wonderful time playing with it. However, I was disappointed to discover that the box had been taped closed when I purchased it, and it appeared that the bounce house had been previously opened and used. The playhouse was slightly dirty, and the repair kit that was advertised on the outside of the box was missing. While the product itself was a big hit with my grandchildren, I was disappointed that what was supposed to be a new item appeared to have been returned and then resold without ensuring that all components were included and that the product was in new condition. I considered returning it, but after setting it up and seeing how much the children enjoyed it, I did not want to go through the hassle of repacking and transporting it back to the store. I hope Target will be more careful in inspecting returned merchandise before placing it back on the sales floor

This isn't a review on Target in Rohnert Park as much as an overall Target review…read more I purchased a drying rack from target on December 29, 2025 for $36.99. The first week of February 2026 it completely fell apart. The little plastic secure ends that help it slide into the rack design and stay upright, completely broke off on most of the rods. Making it impossible to stand up and stick together. It was two weeks past 30 days by time I brought the rack into target. The sales associate and the manager both informed me I could not return the rack because it was past 30 days. I then called customer service and the person on the phone informed me that my purchase was past the 30 day window to be returned. They did not take into consideration that it's a clearly defective product. They did not take in consideration that it literally broke on day 31 32 or 33 or something like that. But 30 days is their hard cut off. So unless you want to spend $36.99 every 35 days for a drying rack don't buy one from Target. In addition to that, they clearly have lost complete touch with customer service. I understand a 30 day cut off. But I also understand backing the products that you sell. Why not sell crap all the time that people have to buy more within a month or two if you have a policy that you don't even support the products you sell. I much prefer the amazing customer service at stores like Costco and Nordstrom. They are some of the only companies that care about the customer and not just shareholder profits.

This place is a great place to find unique items and support local designers. The layout is great,…read morethe content is constantly updated with current trends. The clothes have good quality fabric also and are nothing like Shein or Temu. Thank god!

Let me start off by saying I used to like this place. I probably have spent close to $800 here over…read morethe last 2 years. Then I bought a "vintage" shirt from their Grandps collection. What a mistake that was. Got the long sleeve shirt and washed it with some of my other laundry to make sure it was covid safe- whatever. Then I take my clothes out of the dryer and 3 of my favorite WHITE shirts are completely blue/ grey and my limited edition $129 sweatpants were changed to an awful patchy grey color. I DM'd on IG and the owner offers me a STORE CREDIT to return the long sleeve??? It was your negligence of not WARNING customers that washing their "vintage" tie dye shirt was going to wreck all your other clothes if washed together. First of all- this isn't even real vintage. If it was, no one should have even had to think twice about the dye messing up my other clothes. And secondly, to offer just an in-store credit by returning the item is BS. It was an overpriced too anyways, I will not be supporting this business anymore.

Former Target shopper, turning to Kohl's. I want to decrease Amazon purchasing; increase buying…read morelocal. Not only did the company hire a "chief DEI officer" -- they EXPANDED their reach to support both HIRING workers from different backgrounds AND BUYING FROM diverse small businesses.

What a nice experience at Kohl's in Petaluma. I'm use to the…read moredelivery side of Kohl's stores, & inside was great. No Yelp reviews since 2022 ?

Since, as a patron, I unfortunately can't directly respond to the 3 star "anti woke" review by Erin…read moreK, i'll be leaving a response to her review here and just hoping her twitter fingers find it to read: ERIN: Frequent shopper here, and I have to say, your review reads more like a political scorecard than a take on the actual store. Basing a low rating on a snippet of conversation you disagreed with seems a bit off-base and more than a little judgemental, no? Especially when you noted the warm greeting and polite exit. Thrift stores are about community and reuse, not ideological purity tests. The Ark is clean, welcoming, and packed with affordable goodies--who cares if the chit-chat behind the counter doesn't match your specific worldview? If we started judging businesses solely on overheard opinions, we'd all be shopping in echo chambers. Props to the polite team; they've earned my repeat business for the deals, not the discourse.

Good honest kind people to deal with. I needed something…read moretaken away right now and that's what they did. You will be glad you picked them.