One of the worst Target locations I've been to. Unfortunately, this is the one that's most convenient for me to get to... Here's what I hate - -Most of the staff are unfriendly and unhelpful. -The new layout is super annoying. -Inventory price checkers frequently don't work. -Inventory in store does not match up to web info. -Pricing is not like it used to be. Target is not my first choice anymore for most of my shopping. -Self checkout should be quick and easy, but usually requires a staff member's assistance - especially if using the cartwheel app. Lines are usually very long. -Calling the store is a nightmare - they usually hang up on you after putting you on hold for a while (even for an uncomplicated simple question!) -Have experienced (on more than one occasion) trying to purchase items from the clearance section and not being able to purchase them because they were out of the system. Rather then sell them to me at the last sale price, those items went to salvage! That's just mean. -Bullseye playground is frequently a mess. My daughter is a teacher so she waits for some items to go on sale. Many fellow teachers are able to grab great deals at other locations. This store seems to clear away the sale stuff and leave empty shelving almost immediately, even before new inventory comes in (I do not believe it all instantly sells out - more likely gone to salvage).n I used to really look forward to regular Target visits. Sadly, not anymore. Many of my friends and acquaintances feel the same way. The only real positive for me is that they are close to the train! read more

By far the cleanest Target I've ever been to. Also the employees were quite pleasant and the atmosphere was good (a lot of the time at Targets the employees look like they want to off themselves). Only problem was that aisles were not labeled well which made it hard to find things. Don't know why this place has such terrible ratings. read more

Sale and bail. Nice sales make this asylum worth enduring every six weeks. Any more frequent may induce insanity. Lines are crazy long on the weekends and probably weeknights. Self service seemed similar. I enjoy the refreshed, renovated look. Individual lines were replaced by two slithering snake lines, cashier and self service. Only shop Sunday. Sale items are scant even then, and I don't anticipate restocked shelves given the track record. read more

The new layout is terrible, they need to organize it better. Less is more. Some spots are cramped. One specifically the entrance. With the Sterilite crates ot whatever they are. read more

I use to visit this store every week. I don't think I will every go there again. Today I walked out without buying anything. Three Target employees gave me the wrong information about locating a product. Two of them were unpleasant. The store is very clean but unorganized and this new layout is horrible. Their prices have risen and there were many employees but quite a lot of blocked isles with baskets racks. The manager should be on the floor taking charge. The cashier line was confusing and one cashier was rude so I left my stuff and went to Marshals and stop and shop. read more

F this place. Why does the pharmacy text me and alert me my Rx is ready and then make me 40 min at the counter because it isn't ready? The people behind the counter do not have any tact or customer service training. Their coworkers interrupt each other while they are talking to customers! Getting a Rx filled should not be an all-day event. I don't get it. read more

I went in for an interview at the Target -Atlantic Mall starting at 10am , application done and 2 interview's all this is a matter of 7 hours. The following day I received an email stating I have not been considered for a role and no explanation. I offered all open hours and department's. I am a team player, always on time and don't like to call out most of all I love to help others I'm loyal to my job. Was it maybe because I'm 50? Or maybe I'm Hispanic? read more

Very busy Target location! I love Target so I always find the items I'm looking for but, it is nice to go into an organized store or a store where the customer service reps are willing to assist with questions/help. These are the things that do not take place at this Target location. If you are going for your needs and are willing to look alone then yes go! Don't expect help! read more

This Target is huge! It has two floors, and basically has everything you ever need. The prices are okay, some stuff cheaper than other places but other stuff definitely more cheaper. Some of the shoppers in this store can be really rude and loud. Cashiers are your average cashiers, does the job. Bathrooms are always nice and clean. The only problem I have with this place is the frequent long lines. There's always a line no matter when you come. Sometimes the wait is as long as 10 minutes. Urghh! But whatever, their cute clothes and shoes make up for the long wait. read more

I went there yesterday with my family. I agree with y'all that its a VERY messy store. And the lines are horrible, but I don't think the staff is rude or anything. Maybe they aren't the most suited for the job but I woulden't call them rude. Even though my cashier wasen't very polite. But I really apriciate all your comments, because then I knew what I should expekt. (Sorry if my English isen't the best, but I'm from Europe) read more

I love Target, but I'm not sure what this store is. It has the Target logo, but it is hell on earth walking in there. Nothing is stocked, the lines are long and there is a general feeling of chaos. I pretty much stopped going there and relied on online shopping, but I went back recently and it hadn't changed that much. To be fair, it seemed a little better and went from 1 to 2 stars. Since I like buying my stuff in a store rather than online, I will give this Target a few more changes to see if they go their act together. read more

I give it 2.5 stars. I like Target, just not this one. Long lines, surly staff, and some rude customers ruin it. On the plus side, they have great deals on food and a strong selection of home goods with better prices than a typical NYC bodega. Advice: go early in the morning to avoid the crowds. read more

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Let's face it -- Target has something for everyone. I have a friend from law school who grew up in the most privileged of circumstances (but who still managed to escape developing that dreaded "snotty brat" attitude) who has told me, with ZERO IRONY in her voice, that her two favorite stores are Target and Neiman Marcus. And so, because Target is just such an egalitarian place where you will find my friend, in her Juicy Couture and carrying a Fendi bag, shopping alongside the woman who cleans her apartment once a week (literally!), I offer to you, gentle reader, A Real Review For Real People. The following is what I consider a general experience of Target shopping, designed to reflect the general shopper. (1) Day of the Week (2) Adjective for a Person (3) Adjective (4) Adjective (5) Noun (Place) (6) Unit of Time (e.g. Second, Week, etc.) (7) Noun (Thing) (8) Noun (Thing) (9) Noun (Thing) (10) Number (11) Noun (Thing) (12) Noun (Thing) (13) Noun (Thing) (14) Number (15) Noun (Thing) (16) Number (17) Proper Noun (Place) (18) Adjective (19) Adjective (20) Number Between 0 and 1 (21) Body Part I came here on a __(1)__ evening, and it was PACKED. After sitting next to a ___(2)___ guy on the train for ten minutes too long, I finally stumbled out of a __(3)___ eight-way intersection and into the __(4)___ arms of my personal __(5)___, Target. With my shopping list for the __(6)___ in head (or, for some, in hand), I went roaming the aisles for some __(7)___, __(8)___, and __(9)___. However, after searching high and low and elbowing a dude I swear was at least __(10)___ years old to get the last hand basket, I had to face the facts that, alas, there appeared to be no __(7)___, __(8)___, or __(9)___ to be had in the store. That's okay, though, because I picked up __(11)___, __(12)___, and __(13)___ along the way. I mean, I don't necessarily NEED ___(11)__, __(12)___, and __(13)___, but seriously...do you really think any SANE person would turn down a __(14)___% clearance sale???!? (And I am all that is sane...) In the end, I might not have found __(7)___, ___(8)__, or __(9)___, but I boarded the train with bags full of __(11)___, __(12)___, and __(13)___, not to mention a bunch of Hello Kitty __(15)___ that I found in the dollar (!!!) bins. All this for under $__(16)___! Seriously! In the end, Target, even though you're more crowded than __(17)___ square on market day, you provide for me, even if it's with __(11)___, __(12)___, and __(13)___ (and not ___(7)__, __(8)___, or __(9)___, for which I originally entered your hallowed halls). And you are always full of surprises as I learn more about myself and the __(18)___ stuff that I go in not knowing that I even need it. And for that I thank you. You __(19)___ loveable lug of corporate America, you. And to YOU, gentle reader...you'd better appreciate the fact that I took what could have been a full __(20)___ billable hours to compose this little gem or else I swear...I'll kick you in the ___(21)___! j/k ...or am I? read more

Target Pharmacy is awful. I've had the misfortune of dealing with some rude women behind the counter; the angry and uneducated kind. I don't understand why they are so angry they have to be rude to clients. Hey @target, stop hiring these people,who have access to clients personal information. The rest of the store is fine, pharmacy customer service sucks! read more

So few brick and mortar stores left. Always have reasonably priced kids clothes and cartwheel deals. Nice to have a coffee shop right there that offers free fruit for the kiddos. Always expanding the organic offerings in the grocery area. Hoping they will have a pre order and go soon where you do t even need to go in the store- great plus after a long day. read more

oh boy. i love target generally. and i seem to have wound up in targets all over the country for one thing or another. i can always waltz outta one with a load of goodies. this target, however, is a disaster. you have to be very choosy about when you actually visit this location. unless you have a death wish or are a super-masochist, i would not advise going on saturday or sunday at any time. definitely skip going on monday since they are plumb cleared out from the weekend hordes and friday can be a bit hairy as well. i suggest midday on a wednesday and even then you will be deeply regretful and you will spend at least one extremely aggravating hour. the problems: -lack of stock -insane overcrowding -general store filth -out of control lines -there are never, ever any carts or baskets to be had. -generally slow and/or surly staff. -forget about ever getting anyone to help you in the electronics dept. -you have to venture forth into the atlantic center, which is essentially like walking into the gaping, sulfur-stinking jaws of hell the pluses: -most people aren't seemingly bright enough to realize that just because a line is an express line that does not mean it is going to move quickly or at all, especially when there are 85 people on it and you are winding through the bathing suit section. therefore, you can sometimes score a decent line and only wait 15 minutes to check out. -the prices. when you find stuff, the price is right. -the clearance stuff at the end of aisles -the pharmacy is actually great. they are quick, there is never a line (that i have seen) they are super nice and will answer all your questions and if you're picking up a script or dropping one off they will ring up whatever other sundry items you've got with you. read more

I hereby recognize myself as a member of the consumer American insanity: today in an aisle at Target, after studying the ingredients, designs and scents of about ten different face washes, the thought "That's all they have?" flashed through my head. This thought was followed by the more conscious admonition of "What did you say?" and, well, I'll spare you the rest of my inner monologue and just tell you that I bought Biore shine control cream cleanser, chosen for its cucumber smell and its absence of the kinds of chemicals that treat acne but might also cause mutations in small animals. After browsing for other such sundries as a can opener, socks, cereal and detergent, I got in line. Because it was Sunday afternoon and I probably drank weaker coffee than usual this morning, I felt relaxed and thought, I'll just stand here, in the very long line, rather than scrounge around for something more efficient. After about twenty minutes I reached the front of the line. While the cashier rang up my items, I noticed a sign indicating that I was in the 10 items or less (sic) line. I casually said, "Oh, sorry, I think I have a few more than 10 items," and the cashier informed me that she WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO RING UP ANY MORE THAN TEN ITEMS. Is this for real or did I get stuck in some scene from "Brazil"? Being alone and feeling relatively calm, I didn't do much more than insult the logic behind this rule and tell the gathering Target employees that in the time we'd been arguing whether or not the cashier could ring up my -four- extra items I could have already paid and left. Luckily for me, humanity prevailed and a woman in a regular line who had witnessed the whole debacle offered to let me cut her. I definitely felt a little shameful accepting the offer, as if I'd stolen something and everyone knew it. But it was that or get back in line for another twenty minutes... read more

Ugghhh!!!! This Tarzhayy is easily the worst on the planet. THEY DON'T HAVE ANYTHING! Toilet paper....come on, that's basic enough isn't it?!@? But noooooooooo, toilet paper is even hard to come by at this Target. I hate to say it but these are the moments when I yearn to live in the midwest or dare I say, TEXAS, for some real down home SuperTarget kinda living. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE! read more

Huge cavernous store, a lot of times I go there to buy a specific item only to discover it's out of stock the stores location which is deep inside a mall and up a very long escalator is not convenient at all if your in a hurry. read more

I came here on a Friday night (June 5 of 2015) and had a thoroughly atrocious experience. I stood in line and the lady checking people out told us curtly that the line was ending. When a man came up behind me I told him it was closed. The guy then went to the staff member nearby, and that staff member (Wanda M.) said it was in fact open. I went over to Wanda and politely asked her to coordinate better. She then threw a tantrum, rolling her eyes and saying "I'm not doing this right now," as it she would otherwise pick a fight. Wow! That's no way to treat a paying customer, or anyone else. I refuse to be sassed at. Wanda then took over the stand and the original staff member walked away, laughing and rolling her eyes at me. How outrageous for two employees to treat me with such contempt. Perhaps they get no discipline from their managers, or perhaps they're always that way and no one speaks up. They're an absolute embarrassment to the Target brand if they acted that way in front of most managers they'd be fired. Now I understand why some people only make the minimum wage! I spoke with a manager and she said she would so care of it. Hollow consolation. Target as a whole is among my favorite stores. It was my regular place in Seattle, and I took advantage of the 5% RED Card discount. That admiration hasn't translated to New York. Besides the awful experience with Wanda, staff members get real pushy with their carts. Apparently they fail utterly to stock overnight so they parade new stock around, with shoppers as obstacles. Where is the planning? Logistics plz. Not five minutes into my trip a lady pushed a cart around a corner, pausing with a mildly annoyed look without apologizing or retreating. Another guy pushed a stack of carts down a upper-floor aisle. Why they needed carts on that level remains a great mystery of the Universe. A guy on the lower floor pushed a stock across the store -- be there any other time to do this? Shoppers get pushy too. A couple kids were also running down the aisles. I found the water bottles in the kind of disarray you'd see on Black Friday. Matched to the wrong price, with several varieties mixed in a single slot. No way to parse through it, so I ended up sifting and rearranging them even further. Disorder breeds more of itself. The bottles were also pretty embarrassing. Most were plastic, and we have yet to know even a fraction of what goes into them. (BPA is one of countless chemicals they use, many of which have never been tested for safety). Most were dead ugly, with tacky chrome-y finishes. Some were plain silly, like the caricature of a Mason jar with a straw in it. I picked up an Aladdin Thermos knockoff, which in the end was a very stupid idea because it was massive and because the double locking mechanism required twenty seconds of work just to get a good drink. Their umbrella aisle was also wiped completely clean on the day of a rain storm. They need to get better about their inventory. You can predict these things. They do have a restroom and water fountain, so have no shame in taking advantage there. Just don't buy anything. It's the only Target that's easily accessible from the busy parts of NYC. Since it's so awful, it looks like I won't be shopping at any Target for the time being. read more

All I can say is that I have been to better other Target locations. I come here obviously for the cheaper price tag of products that can pretty much be found anywhere, not to mention 1 stop for all. In general I do like Target very much. Now now, the problems with this store are: - Gets very crowded on the weekends. Navigating through the stores is almost like navigating through Soho on a weekend with nice weather (cuz that's when everybody is just out on the street), with a shopping cart. Hectic. - Stocking. Their restocking dynamics should be revisited. If you go shopping on a weekend, 3pm and onwards... good luck finding a popular item. You will be left with lesser popular options. Asking a clerk to help you will probably just waster your time standing there like a fool. You might get it faster if you just go buy it somewhere else. Now, if you go back on Monday. There is probably only 50% chance that it will be restocked. - Inconsistent with their online product availability inventory check. On two occasion my man tried to make sure that this location has the products he wants before heading out. Failed both times on different items. Ask a clerk? Yeah, good luck. With all that said, I have been attended with a couple of nice clerks who where roaming the isles. They were helpful and friendly. The cashiers are generally pretty cheerful and laid back in a good way. I just try to go on weekdays. Tue-Thur. p.s. The (ugly) mall have a parking garage across the street. $2 dollars per hour. read more

I'm really pleased to see that people have given this place terrible reviews - I'm going to pile on, just because I'm having that kind of a day. This place has THE WORST floor staff in history. I get that they're probably just getting minimum wage, but seriously. Let's say you were looking for some Q-Tips. Here's how your experience at this Target would go: You (to employee #1): Hi, I'm looking for some Q-Tips. Employee #1: I never heard of those. You: The little cotton things to clean your ears. Employee #1: Try aisle J35. (You discover that they are not in aisle J34, or J36, and that in fact J35 does not exist.) You (to employee #2): Do you know where the Q-Tips are? Employee #2: They might be upstairs. I'm really not sure. Ask up there. You (to employee #3 upstairs): I'm looking for Q-Tips. Employee #3: Somewhere over there [waves vaguely]. (You venture over there, search every aisle, and eventually find an empty shelf with the Q-Tips label on it.) You (to employee #4): It seems like you're out of Q-Tips - do you have any more in the stockroom? Employee #4: No. You: Do you know when you might be getting them back in? Employee #4: No. You have to just keep calling the store to see if we have them. You: But every single time I've called the store, no one picks up. Employee #4: [shrugs and walks off] ...and what kills me is that this Target has probably put 10 independent stores out of business. I live 5 minutes from this joint and I'm never going there again. read more

target at the atlantic/pacific subway stop - i hate you. i know that's a passionate word but every experience i've had with you has been terrible. after my visit last night, i have to break up with you. if i ever need anything from you, i will purchase it online or i will try to find what i need from another store. sincerely not yours - vanessa okay, hilarity aside, this store is a mess and not a hot one at that! the shelves are predominantly empty. when there is merchandise on them, it is in total disarray. the lines are fifteen people deep and the staff isn't very nice nor are the customers shopping there. some of the customers seem to think they are the only ones shopping and constantly block the aisles with their carts. the aisles are small and if you can avoid using a cart, i recommend it. use a basket instead but if you can avoid shopping at this target, that's your best bet! i want to know who does the ordering and staffing for this target location. it looks like dec. 31st, 1999 and the store has been stripped clean in fear of the world ending! this place is not worth the time or energy it takes to navigate and purchase items. shop somewhere else! UPDATE: i sent an email to the Target Corporation via the website. i would recommend that others do the same if they want this store to improve. read more

Aside from the aforementioned negative remarks, I'll just add that I went there yesterday and the cashier forgot to bag one of my items. By the time I realized this they were already closed. So much for saving a few bucks. read more

Welcome to hell on Earth. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating. This place will leave you not just totally unnerved, but may also make you lose faith in human progress. It is a total mess, crowded beyond belief, and full of the most disrespectful, loud, and rude shoppers I've ever seen. They often run out of items, and it's often impossible to tell how much things cost because there are no price stickers on items or it's impossible to tell which price on the shelves corresponds to which product. I've also never encountered so many screaming kids and parents who just stand by and let their kids throw tantrums. It's a shame, because there are good deals on many things and we all know how fun it is to visit a suburban Target. But trust me: You DO NOT want to go anywhere near this place. The few bucks you might save are not worth the aggravation and headache. read more

The workers are always unfriendly and rude and a ton of items are out of stock - including most cosmetics. Not a very pleasant experience but a convenient location. read more

Avoid the pharmacy here at all costs. Rude, unconcerned, slow and they are rarely able to fill even a simple prescription. They are also not interested in seeing if any of their other branches have the needed prescription. A perfect match for the shoddy goods being sold in the rest of the store. Go to a real pharmacy and not this poor imitation of a pharmacy. read more

Walking through this Target makes me feel like Mel Gibson in those Mad Max movies. Its a barren wasteland filled with chaos and disorder. Both the customers and the staff are rude and inconsiderate. Throughout the store, you'll find shelves that are either empty or just a big mess. The only reason I've been there more than once is because my g/f drags me there. If you live in Brooklyn, I recommend going to the Target that's right off of the Belt Parkway. (Its off of the Erskine St exit). read more

If you head here during the off hours, you'll be able to walk in peace. The best time to go is when they first open and are fully stocked.

If you've ever been to the Grand Bazaar or the Spice Market in Istanbul then you probably have a pretty good idea of what shopping is like at this target location. Except for the fact that the markets in Turkey have fun and interesting cultural items, while Target has over advertised products that you may not really need but want any way. Watch out for the carts! People in BK tend to whip them around as if they were a weapon. I would hate to be around these people if they were to drive a car. One can only imagine the consequences... People say that coming here on a Sunday afternoon is difficult because they are out of just about everything that you may need. I would like to say that it's not just weekend afternoons. It's all the time! I try to stay away from this location but it is hard because it is right down the street from my house. I'm from Seattle. We have quaint suburban Targets, while the stores here can be best classified as retail war zones. read more

grab a can of whoop ass and get your boxing gloves on! you'll need them for them for the herds of bitches ... i mean, people that get in your way. yes, that pretty much means everyone. i may live a 15-min walk away, but there's a distinct reason why i don't go to target more than handful of times a year. in fact, there are five of them which i've conveniently noted below. 1) crowds. and more crowds. oh, and did i mention the heinous crowds? 2) only time there's NOT a crowd is 8AM on sat morning. (sheeeyeah right - there's not a strong enough reason for me to ever do that again.) 3) they're always out of what i came for in the first place from oatmeal squares to tupperware. 4) little kids. lots of them. all peppy and ready to dash right in front of you the first chance they get. 5) loads of bags and no easy way to get home. meaning, i'm between subway stops, a cab is wasteful for the distance and walking is hard with four bags in each arm! ergo, you can now understand aimee o's feeling about this place. on a bright note, a friend of mine mentioned that he saw jennifer connelly getting some bags delivered to her car one afternoon. seeee! even she's smart enough not to go inside. read more

I've had a lifelong love for Target as I've been shopping at their stores since I was a wee pup and I'm 40. I think I can safely say it has been at least 35 years, and maybe more, but that is when my first memories of shopping here begin. I lived in Manhattan for 10 years and I kept hoping they would open a Target anywhere within a 30 mile radius. Alas, it was not to be during my time here, but times have changed since I moved away. Over these many years I've shopped at many, many Target stores and this one at Atlantic Terminal is my least favorite. First, let me begin with what is "right" about this store. It carries Target merchandise and has Target's low prices. The location is excellent, as it can be reached by just about every subway line that runs in Brooklyn. That is just about it, as far as the positives. Now for the negatives. This place is a shambles. The employees do not keep the shelves stocked, so when they run out of an item (or rather items) they are out. The only time I saw the store fully and properly stocked was the Friday morning after Thanksgiving at 5:30 AM. But that is another nightmare altogether. Hordes of people...mobs of them...rude...it was a side of Brooklyn that I remember from 10 years ago when I lived in Manhattan and would come out here on occasion. Rude, low class mobs of people resorting to the very base level of behavior, as if their very survival depended on it. Never again the morning after Thanksgiving, no matter how low their prices may be. As of late, I've experienced enough about Brooklyn to know that not everyone who chooses to live here is low class and a rude asshole. I've actually met some very cool, nice, intelligent people. However, this Target seems to employ a lot of that low class, rude sort and many of their bretheren seem to shop here. Socio-economically, this store predominantly attracts a low income, low class clientele. The store is dirty...the shelves that have items on them are a mess...and the cashiers are too busy texting to efficiently check out the many people waiting in their line. Some of them look at you and almost dare you to say something about them texting or perhaps comment about how unbelieveably slow they scan and bag your items. This is no exaggeration, but I found myself awed by how slowly one cashier was moving. I truly didn't know that a human could move so slowly. I swear I thought someone was going to come out and shout, "Smile...you're on Candid Camera!" It never happened. To be fair, I did have a couple of cashiers who worked at a normal pace, in between their texting. read more

This place is what my friends and I call "the most ghetto Target" you'll ever visit. Besides the less than competent customer service representatives and disorganized products throughout the aisles, its no wonder this place is a wonderland of dismissal. The staff are less than adequate; extra slow responsiveness. I think its better that you check out the Target on Queens Blvd inside of the Queens Center Mall instead, or check out the Target in the Bronx. read more

Target is the best! I love them wherever I go. This one is one of the best I have been to. The store is always neat and clean. The staff is always courteous and they never run out of the things I want! read more

I hope the Target people read these reviews because the Brooklyn-Flatbush location sucks! The place looks like a liquidation sale is always taking place and they never have all the cool stuff that Target boasts about. Maybe a few extra deliveries of the good stuff and a change in management? read more

You can't beat these prices. That being said, clearly all of the cost cutting went to the staffing. This Target is offensively Ghetto. Literally embarrassing. Honestly don't get too bothered by the staff here. You'll never see them again - it's a minimum wage sales job so they aren't gonna last. read more

Okay Target at Atlantic Center, you never have anything available in stock, especially sale items, Store workers are nonexistent and if they are there, they always say that "this is not my section". Alright if it isn't your "section" then why are you over "here"! As a shopper and if driving your car to this Target, be prepared to carry your wares over the footbridge and to the escalator and then over to your car in the parking lot! Huh!!!!!! This is the worse Target I have been too. Yeah you have Starbucks but so WHAT! all of Targets do now!?!! It's just layed out weird and not worth the trip! SMH! read more

Very brief...big box discount store in an urban environment....long lines, sh*tty service/dumb employees, low stock...cluttered bays and aisles. This is why you cannot compare Target to suburban Target stores, they're different. But we in NYC have options, go to Kolhs the experience is 100 times better. read more

I have a love hate relationship with this specific Target. I love it because it's Target...I live in Manhattan where the prices are $$$ and sometimes I just wanna go to a store and not spend a fortune on basic necessities. However, I hate hauling ass to Brooklyn just to save some money... sometimes I wonder if it's even worth coming here. WHY you ask? -No inventory on any of their items....25% of the shelves are fully stocked. -It looks ghetto and NOT ALL, but most of the shoppers here are in fact ghetto themselves. -I can't buy frozen items because it takes me 25 minutes to get back to my Manhattan apt. -NOT ALL, but 70% of the employees have rude attitudes or not knowledgable about where an item is. They seriously respond with an "uhhhhh......" or "you'll need to ask someone else".... or just have major RBF (resting bitch face) for days. I know I'm acting like a snobby bitter bitch (well, it's better than being a "basic bitch") complaining that there isn't a Target in Manhattan (yes, there will be one in TribeCa soon but still)... but I hate living in one of the most expensive cities and having to go out of my way to go to this piece of crap Target. The least they can do is start shelving their shelves so it will benefit the customer and the company. The product won't sell in the stockroom themselves!! read more

Worst target ever. How do this people with their colored hair and piercing all in the face .. Dingy non uniformed uniforms work here. Employees are too busy flirting with each other or on the phone texting or making phone calls.. They def don't try to help you with anything. The shelves are disorganized.. Items are in the wrong place next to wrong sales prices..they have self checkout now.. So that helps.. I seen a big roach in the eating area.smells bad because there are so many bums sitting in here read more