This place used to be fine for a Target store, but now, if you are planning on going there for anything involving skin care, tooth care, hair care, etc, You are are going to have to find a floor person to open up their stupid locked plastic doors, lining at least 12 lanes of product! And then if you can find someone to open the doors, they give you what you are looking for and send you off into the store. So if I wanted to steal something I would have to ask the floor person to open the door so I could put it in my cart, and then walk to the other side of the store and slip it into my pocket or backpack. This is the stupidest f'ing plan I have ever seen. They probably spent minimum $200k removing and installing new security cabinets, and added $160k minimum per year for employees walking the isles opening locked plexiglass doors for people all day, every day. read more

Since they remodeled, it seems like they have a lot less stuff. I went in to get bathroom night lights which are not LEDs. They don't carry any regular light bulbs anymore. It does seem like a much better use of space having more of the groceries where the toilet paper and Pet Food used to be. read more

Stood in electrical for 15 mins before being greeted by an employee, once I was greeted I asked for a television and was told that only certain employees could get the television. I waited for this special employee to finish with the person he was helping and before I could speak to him another employee told him someone need a camera, I let both employees know that I had been waiting in line and they both looked at me and walked off to help the other person. Maybe it's a coincidence but Im a black man and the two people he skipped me for where a white man and woman. read more

Hands down one of the lousiest Target locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Horrible parking lot design there are too many angry customers roo count and have no patience or manners they will slam a cart into your car or steal a spot you have been waiting for to signal into . Terrible stocking and supply chain at this constantly busy location. They had zero elf makeup lip stains also hardly any grocery stocked and moldy old produce . Onions at 99 cents that are moldy and wet in texture. Customer service : there is none. The employees look like they all were held by gunpoint to be in the store . The guy that helped literally had us all waiting for over 25 minutes because he couldn't process multiple credit cards. When it was his turn to ring me up he refused to make eye contact and anything he said to me was memorized lines with zero shits given. It kills me to keep this store in business because it's employees are disgusted to be there . read more

I stopped shopping at the Emeryville/Oakland Target because they lock everything up. The last time I shopped there, they had no one around to open up the cases. The customer standing near me went and found a staffer, and she was extremely hostile--probably because she was in the middle of doing 15 other things. I get trying to deter theft, but locking everything up without adequate staffing to help customers doesn't work. It's an untenable situation. read more

I was pleasantly surprised with my experience at Target today. Every staff person that I came across was friendly and helpful. My check out person Esmeralda was particularly amazing. I shared some frustrations I had with the prices of school supplies and she showed me how to use the target app to make better selections. So thankful I stopped by today and I will definitely be back. read more

This is a really nice location and has a big selection of the dollar shelves. The layout is nice, I was there today they recently remodeled this store. The Starbucks is big and nicer than most Starbucks that I have been to inside of targets. I lost track of time I was there for like an hour almost got lost in there. This target is nicer than Daly City / Colma. I was surprised I will defiantly come back when I am back in the area. read more

I thoroughly did not enjoy this Target experience. The combination of the armed guards patrolling the store and basic items (like deodorant, moisturizer, toothpaste, etc) being locked up makes it feel like you're a criminal. The store has this confusing, tight layout and the entire thing is just incredibly unpleasant. Are shoplifters something we really need guns for? read more

This shop was a hidden gem for me and I was able to find shoes I've been looking at online at GOAT or STOCKX and they either matched or had a slightly lower price in my shoe size! I was really happy with my finds here: They had the Acronym X AF1s in my size as well as the Acronym Vapor Max slightly in my size! It was unbelievable! Other than that, the staff was really accommodating. I don't see why this place doesn't have more stars because the guy who sold me even hooked me up with a nice RIF paper bag even though I said I was going to wear them out of the store! I have experienced places with bad customer service and this isn't one of those places. I appreciate this little shop and always come here to window shop before making a purchase! Cool place! read more

Large target, ample parking and a nice staff. I always walk in telling me self " I will only buy what I came for" and ofcourse I walk out with so much more than I had planned. One thing that was strange was having to show my receipt on the way out. I never have had this happen when I visit other targets. I usually see this as a procedure at Walmarts. read more

I like Target, but they need to stop letting people in with dogs. I like dogs, I have a dog, but leave it at home when shopping. It is not hygienic to have animals near food. Today I went to this very location and there was dog excrement in the aisle. Many people had either walked in it or ran over it with a cart. The dog owner... nowhere in sight. I was so disgusted by this and left immediately. read more

Ahh Target, where they have 12 checkstands but will never open more than 6 of them, no matter how busy they are. Busiest I've ever seen it today. 4 check stands open. read more

4/29 TLDR, PSA: if you are buying anything of high value, like a game console, open the box in front of the sales clerk and verify the actual product is inside. I have been shopping at this target at least once a week, as it's very close to home. I have never had a bad experience buying regular groceries. My girlfriend's birthday is coming up. Growing up as a poor Chinese immigrant's daughter, she never had any toys or luxuries a normal child could experience. But one day her father comes home with a game boy color and a Japanese edition of Pokémon Yellow. She can't read Japanese, and the gameboy couldn't save her progress, but she would play through from the beginning and as far as she could go, struggling through the Japanese text via trial and error, until she had to turn the system off. She would repeat this process with just as much joy as the first run. It was the best and only toy from her childhood. So, fast forward to April 24. Now as adults, she saw the Let's Go Pikachu edition Switch. Her eyes lit up with nostalgia. Last one left. Her birthday is two weeks away, so I hopped on it and bought it without hesitation. 5 days pass and she couldn't contain her excitement, so she opened her gift early, today. But we were met with disappointment. Inside, someone had placed a used standard switch and it's accessories. Hell, they didn't even include the shoulder clip-ons for the joy-cons, so it's not even a full system. They took all the limited edition accessories out, too. This limited edition cost me $440 after tax because it includes a copy of the game, limited edition decorations etched to all of the accessories, and a limited edition controller in addition to the limited edition joy-cons. A standard switch is $299 (I believe? Could be wrong, but I'm sure it's that, or lower). So, I'm left with a very sad girlfriend, I am also left with the sunken feeling that I just got ripped a new fucking asshole. "If I bring this to customer service, they are totally going to think I fucking swapped this shit out. Not only do I get ripped off, but my reputation at my favorite local Target will be tarnished and I'll be seen as that schemey asshole," I thought to myself as I got in line at customer service. And here we are, readers. The manager had to get her boss, and I had to leave on the promise that they would get to the bottom of this and see what they can do two days from today, on Wednesday. I told them I am fully adamant we were sold the product like this, and I hope they can actually find out how this fiasco occurred. So I can either get my money back, or get the product I rightfully paid for. I actually hope it's the latter, for sentimental reasons. If the customer or employee that dropped this unnecessary bs on me and my family is reading this, I hope you get stage 4 cancer. I'll wait until Wednesday I guess! But yeah, check your shit. I sometimes forget this is Oakland area. UPDATE 4/30: Spoke with @AskTarget, who spoke with the store leader, and said they could do a refund. Ignoring my planned Wednesday meetup with another manager (Greg. Sorry Greg!), I opted to come in earlier, while the store leader was present. I went to Guest Services and explained the situation, and the regular (non-manager) employee was able to refund no hesitation at all. I wonder if going through the other tribulations allowed this ease of an exchange this time, or if it just depends on who you get. I'll assume the former. So lesson learned: Twitter Customer Service works. For Target at least. I would still shop here. But with extreme wariness, and for big electronic purchases, I'll go around the block to Best Buy, who had the product, factory fresh, unopened. And opened the box before I finalized the transaction, to soothe my paranoia. A paranoia which will follow me until I die. read more

A rule of thumb for me is to go with the flow and sometimes that isn't the best option . Target is usually grab and go stop for me however at this location it never seems to be the case , today I went for wall anchors to hang up a few things around the house but couldn't find any . As a confused customer I reached out to an employee and the answer that I got wasn't what I expected . Long story short they simply stated that they didn't know either . I waited to see if they would call anyone but they walked away . I assumed that they went to find someone so I waited . About 10mins went by and the employee literally was just on the other side of the shelf stocking inventory like nothing ever happened .. avoid this Target due to the poor customer service at this location . read more

Target - Under renovation ! - Department Stores Near Me - Emeryville, California

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I love target. That said, this target is dreadful. I absolutely will not go here ever again. Disgusting. Last rip was a doozy. Took all my purchases out to my car to find something was leaking and sticky. Juice bottle had somehow leaked all over everything. Cashier never checked. But wait. It's more disgusting. It seems that someone had opened it up and drank from it. Yeah. In the time of covid I had someone's germy mouth and god knows what, leaking all over my purchases. So now I have to return everything. 300 dollars worth. But I'm not gonna do that. I return the offensive bottle and get my money back. I peddle my happy ass over to the cleanser aisle and pick up Clorox spray and assorted towels. Pay for items, head back to my truck, placed all items in the bed and sanitized everything in the goddamn target parking lot. Oh wait, there's more. While I was in the store an undercover guard caught a woman trying to steal baby formula. That became a thing. But here's the thing. I didn't really trip on all that till I woke up right now , made a bowl of cereal, cut up some bananas in it poured some milk that I just purchased from said target store, only to pour it all the fuck down the toilet cause the milk was ALREADY sour. Seriously. This place is absolutely disgusting. I'll try the alameda one. I hear it is a cut above the one in emery-vile. read more

The best thing about this Target is Target. The worst thing about this Target are the people who come here. When I arrived and took a cart (I love Target's carts, thick, sturdy, yet fairly light with plastic molding, beefy wheels, and with 50% less stray wheels with their own minds, or crippled carts with end stage bumpity bump)and this was what i got: Cart #1: Used pizza box in the upper compartment, yuck! Cart #2: Used orange drank cup about to spill out onto everything, yuck! Cart #3: Used squiggly straw dripping its remains over the cart, yuck! Any of these cart drivers heard of Trash Cans? This is a pretty large Target, with a good selection of just about everything you love at Target. I didn't notice if they have the newer food section, because I came here for 1 purpose....Blackout Curtains. Not that I am designing a Meth Lab in my bedroom or trying to keep voyeurs from seeing any kinky sex. No, it was for a relative to sleep better, easily bothered by the light that creeps in. I had gone to Ikea first, not far away, also in Emeryville (Emeryville never saw a development or retail opportunity it didn't like! I used to live here, even before Bay Street, Ikea, and this 40th Street Big Box mall). But Ikea didn't have blackout curtains, only floor to ceiling 98 inch drapes with rods and hanging systems you need a mechanical engineering degree to figure out. And I thought Target had a limited selection, until I went looking for curtain rods, and Voila, I actually found what I was looking for, blackout curtains that reduce noise, light, and help moderate extreme temperatures, with a simple rod hanging system. So I left happy, but if I ever come again, I might buy Mr. Clean and a large sponge to clean off the carts. Oh, and about those people who come here, they are not all bad. Some of my favorite Yelpers come here, too! But I think they know what a trash bin is, from all that free food and booze at Yelp elite events, and the red plastic cups they have thrown away! read more

#41 Normally my trips to Target are for toiletries, work out clothes, holiday cards, etc... This trip: groceries. A colleague had driven me to Cal for a seminar and we were headed back to my apartment. I knew I needed a few groceries so my peer mentioned Target. I thought, "For groceries???" He shops there, so it must be good enough for me as well. The parking lot was terribly crowded, all handicap spaces were full, all spaces remotely close were taken, so he dropped me off at the front door while he located parking. I wandered inside and found a Starbucks :) smile. I ordered a tall, skinny, vanilla latte and waited for my peer to arrive. Once he entered we grabbed a shopping cart and went to work. I had a decent sized list and was truly curious to see if Target actually carried everything I needed. I began with cat food...my nana (Nietzsche) needs his dry food. I started buying wet food at RAWR recently, but still supplement dry for breakfast for my fuzzy friend. Okay, next... I needed cheeses: Gouda Baby Swiss Cheddar Feta Ricotta Mozzarella I did find everything except the fresh mozzarella. Next, I needed fruits and veggies. I found a great price on potatoes. I recently started making my own hand rolled gnocchi from my grammy's recipe, so the HUGE bag of potatoes is perfect. I also got black berries, raspberries, strawberries, grape fruit and clementines. The spinach was fresh too. Also, I located celery and carrots for my matzoh ball soup ;) I did not find fresh parsley, however. I moved along to the canned items as I wanted beets, lots of beets, for beet salad, and also garbanzo beans for fresh hummus. The bread section was a bit lacking as far as special breads are concerned, but I did grab a loaf of potato bread. I needed Pom juice and Almond Milk. Grabbed those too. I did, at one time, have a difficult time locating the tomato purée. A sales associate. Ali, jumped right in and lent me a hand. Though he was busy with a project he insisted on walking me to the item rather than simply telling me where to locate what I needed. Ali also walked slowly with me, noticing my broken foot. Thanks Ali! To summarize my experience, Ali and the rest of the Target staff were very professional and helpful. I did, in fact, locate most of the items on my list. The only star I decided to deduct was due to price. It was a bit high. In the future I might not do my weekly shopping at Target, but I will always be willing to grab random items I do need. But also, in the future I will be able to drive myself to the store and not rely on my colleague's choice ;) Quality and freshness abound in the Target grocery. Stephani Smiles for Target Grocery ;) read more

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"I can't go with you," said my friend sadly. "Target gives me hives." "I understand," I replied miserably. "Me too." But when you've left most of your third hand, broken down belongings behind in NYC when you moved cross-country, you must replenish your supplies. You can mistakenly go to Bed Bath and Beyond for all your earthly needs, but that would be wrong. Why? Because it's more expensive, of course. Oh, and they don't sell TVs. Or bananas. I have never seen - nay, EXPERIENCED - a Target like this Target. They have everything you could ever possibly want. Literally, everything. Microwave? Check. Surge protector? Indeed. Onesies for your adorable nephew? Yes! IPads, outdoor furniture, bikinis, and a frothy Starbucks mocha frappucino to sip while you shop? Abso-effin-lutely. There's even a stop-'n-shop in the middle of the store that sells groceries, including produce. You haven't been to Target until you've put bananas into your cart next to the school supplies. Customer service is top notch, unlike any I've ever seen. There are red phones at the end of the aisles, and when you pick one up you can Press 1 to request a store employee at your location within 60 seconds. I didn't realize the seriousness of this helpful suggestion until a Target employee came careening around the corner, red-faced, raced to the phone, and pushed a button. "How may I help you?" he puffed. "Whoa," I said, "you didn't have to run! I'm so sorry!" "Actually," he replied, "I do. We have to make it to you within 60 seconds or we get in trouble." Then I just felt bad. All told, this was one of the most fulfilling budget shopping experiences I've ever had. I mean, it was almost FUN. Now try not to pick up every red phone you see, please. You're gonna give someone a heart attack. read more

I wonder if folks hold back on their stars because they're comparing Target to the San Francisco Center? Like, the red store has no escalators and an Ugg shortage and no bar on the top floor so how could it possibly ever earn more than four stars tops? Don't be star stingy. This store is hella cool. Here's why: It's the first large grocery store anywhere close to West Oakland. True that. The fine historic important struggling against odds community has been without anything other than little liquor and chips markets save for the sweet place by the Bart station for a very very long time. It's given over a hundred local residents jobs. It's clean. The staff are helpful. There's a ton of stuff. It smells good. Parking isn't a pain. Prices are reasonable. I think there's music. I have to drop breadcrumbs when I go in to find my way out. I'm pretty sure elves in red t-shirts move my crumbs into aisles packed with things I didn't even know I needed because I leave with way more than I intended to procure. Unlike the San Francisco Center, where the devil moves my crumbs, these extra bags don't prevent me from making next month's mortgage. I drank the wine from the hate all things big box goblet for a while and did as I was told. That buzz has worn off and I shan't swill from your cup any longer. At times and in places those with the bigger boxes can do what those with littler independent ones cannot. Celebrate this Target. They've done a good thing. read more

This review is for the Starbucks in Target: 1st there was not a line like the other 2 in the area I checked before going here I have to say I had my most perfect cup of coffee from Starbuck's in Target... I so wish I would've paid attention to the barista, because I'd look for her everytime and grab a cup.. the young lady at the register was quite pleasant too.. The lady who I assume to be in charge, Is very big on customer service. I have been there several times and heard her speaking to the staff about customer service. I will be definitely coming back here for my cup of joe!! Thank u!! read more

Target - My best cup of joe!!! Ever!!! - Department Stores Near Me - Emeryville, California

I was really surprised by my super easy Black Friday experience here. Granted, I didn't go at a peak time, but this store was very organized and well-stocked. They had a deal in stock that was sold out in surrounding areas still available late in the afternoon. They had 3 people directing traffic in and out of their parking lot. The staff inside was also very nice, accommodating and polite to not only me but other customers, and this was in the very popular electronics area. They even picked up the phone, which shocked me! Total time in and out including parking was maybe 20 minutes. Very professional and effective performance on the worst shopping day of the year! I feel like that means it must be pretty decent year-round, and the managers here must know what they're doing. read more

Joe Cool has changed his identity. Joe Cool has turned into "Mighty" Joe Young: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/target-emeryville-2?select=SveA9PJCCprykGtHkmUZpg#mhQzus3yG9MYFUOIohOOsg I hope you like my Halloween mask. =) read more

Target - Joe Cool has turned into Mighty Joe Young. - Department Stores Near Me - Emeryville, California

I LOVE this Target - I like how they dedicate an aisle and hang the RAINBOW FLAG outside the front of the store for PRIDE.... - Parking can be limited during Friday to Sunday - Prices are much higher then most Target. I assume its to off set the $15.00/HR wage for employees (2nd highest wage in the World). - Items can be hit or miss as this location is VERY busy! Oh ya this location is near my complex aka convenient! read more

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Considering how busy this store is, it is amazing that it's well-organized. The parking lot seems to be continually packed, and parking further out seems to make it easier to leave. The prices seem a little higher than I normally see, but given the location, it's understandable. I am surprised how well-stocked the store is, even though certain areas, like movies and music are thin. Cashiers never seem to be quite friendly, but they're not rude, just worn out, it seems. read more

Most Targets appear to be the same to me. Same items. Same service. Similar set ups. The lines here normally don't have more than 2 people waiting which is a plus. What I noticed though is that they tend to run out of items. Well, at least the ones that I'm looking for. I've had to make separate trips from here and then straight to the one in Albany. Now, I tend to avoid this location if I can and just head to the other one. Parking is always plentiful. They have a SBUX if you want some coffee. 3 stars. read more

Convenient parking lot and good security and customer service many checkouts and good arrangements of products

Never been before yesterday, but after strolling around for a long time, I'm like, "how huge can a Target get?!" answer: come here to find out. Organized differently than what I'm accustomed to, the food/imbibing area with the Starbucks is exceptionally spacious here. There are many more employees to help greet you, assist you with items, and an easily spotted security presence as well. Organized and brightly lit, this Target is meant to be patronized with those sneakers that have roller blade-like wheels on its heels. Translation: octogenarians oughta power walk here... they'd firm everything else and their mother by clocking just one full round here! PS KINDEST HINT I can offer you: enter and leave Target by its westernmost turn lane.. as in, drive west PAST the signal, as if you were about to ascend that rampy hill toward IKEA.. don't worry; there is indeed one more chance to get into Target via its north side. Saves so much time getting in/out this way. Welcome!!! PS This is a very nice place for college students to hang and study. Actually, several Targets offer good, quiet spaces for "spreading" and getting slimed with studiousness. read more

Wow. That is all I can say. They have locked nearly EVERYTHING UP. I feel for them given the amount of theft that must have necessitated this level of inconvenience for others. Risk assessment should have weighed how many who don't steal now WON'T shop here. What a major pain.. I am shocked. Bad apples are making it bad for all. Thanks thieves. I am heading to Alameda. Target was the last remaining place I shopped in Oakland. No more. Bye bye. City Council, get a handle on this crime. Now. read more

I like Target, but I always end up spending more than I need to. I'm not sure if it's because they have everything from clothes, makeup, house decor, gardening supplies to groceries and everything in between, but I go in there for one thing and come out with bags full. I can't blame Target for my love of the stuff they have, so I have to give them 4 stars. It's a nice store and I'm glad they put one in the area. read more

Look, this target is where I come to get all my information about Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Aniston, and Angina Jolie. The lines at this place give you plenty of time to peruse all them types of bull shit magazines. This place gets me thinking about the freaks that buy small booklets of crossword puzzles and packs of Dentyne ice that fit into the cup holder of their car. They some creepy M.F.ers, yo. Ey, there is a pizza place IN this place. Fun fact players: you're a piece of shit and should die if you eat at a pizza place in a Target. I mean you've literally failed at life if you're eating a microwaved pizza inside a target next to a cart with a 32pack of toilet paper, a home soda machine, and aqua fresh toothpaste. The parking lot in this place is like an ice skating rink full of blindfolded Asian women on snow mobiles; no one knows where they're going and some legit look like they're trying to make their vehicle do a 360. The hand dryers in the bathrooms of this place make you feel like you're at an international airport, which is depressing when you realize the only places you're traveling to are stores in Emeryville. My girlfriend buys her birth control from this place but hates it because Obama doesn't pay for it. I'm cool with it tho because I'm not ready for that type of responsibility just yet. Haaaaaaaaazahh players! 3 stars for carrying Gilette "All Day Clean" and keeping me baby free! read more

Target parking lot here is pretty narrow, the width is just the length of the store. far away parking = long walk to store. store looked large. desired item seem pricier than other locales (10.79 vs 8ish). decided to skip the purchase here. . read more

This is my go to Target! I come here all the time. It gets pretty busy on the weekends and parking can get crazy. I like coming here before noon on the weekdays and in the morning on the weekends. Staff is super friendly. read more

It's everyone's favorite big-box superstore, right here in Oakland! There are other Target stores like it, but this one is *ours*. (The lot actually saddles Oakland and Emeryville; with the sales taxes split 1/3 Oakland and 2/3 Emeryville, after the county takes 5%. Here's a good backstory on how this location came to be: http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_17514741) The Albany Target has the magical cart escalator. Here, they're experimenting with a novel check-out system where you go to the checkout counter as directed by an overhead TV monitor. The Whole Foods in Manhattan has this system, and it lets them fit more cashiers into a limited space. Expect much confusion until the shoppers get used to it, but it is nice not having to guess which line has the shortest wait. Soulless, discount consumerism with style? Oh yes, my kind of place. read more

Target - Department Stores Near Me - Emeryville, California

My gawd. This is the only place I know that sells men's waist size 26 jeans. When I first saw them I thought they were accidentally women's or teenage kids jeans placed in that section. They weren't. And I have to say had to be the first time that I couldn't fit into a pair of guy's jeans. To get this in perspective, I'm 5 foot 11 and weigh around 120 lbs. Yet my gut was too big for the size 26 waist jeans. Now this makes me wonder what type of adult male can actually squeeze into a size like that. read more

As far as Targets go, this one hits the target. It's a fairly massive size so you'll have everything you'll likely need and want from a Target including groceries. There's a pretty big parking lot, but don't be surprised if there's some tension among people seeking parking. Prices here are average and expected for the area. Overall, nicely organized and clean. Would definitely venture back! read more

It's clean. You can buy stuff here. lots of stuff. You'll see a lot of people wearing red shirts and khakis. read more

Oh brother. This Target. First of all, if you've ever been to a Target outside of Northern California you'll be disappointed in coming here. The general store and layout are fine but they lose major points on oh so many levels and I don't really know why Targets here are so sub-par but look, those are just the facts don't shoot the messenger. + This is the only Target I've been in where the restrooms are NOT immaculate + The Pizza Hut makes the entryway small like a greasy fart. And I'm not excited to say that but I came here with a friend and I was like, god why does it always smell like a baby diaper here and my friend plainly pointed over at the Pizza Hut and said, 'yeahhh' and we moved on and he was 100% correct + The lines are sooo long and the register people do.not.give.a.fuuuuuck. I've been checking out where the woman ringing me up stopped mid-items while there were about 6 people in line behind me to wrangle two other employees over to talk shit about their day and just openly swear. I was like, oh fuck these guys are living the dream and I kinda want to hear this hot goss but also to the people behind me in line it just looks like I'm holding up the line so I'm like, stuck in a real pickle, as the narrator from The Sandlot would say. + The dressing room attendants do.not.give.a.fuuuuuck either. I went to try something on and the dressing room attendant just stared at me like I'd rung the doorbell to her house and then had nothing to say when she opened the door. Like, there's only one reason I'd come to the dressing room and you have one main job while you're here so let's role play how this scenario traditionally goes. Also, the eye roll I got when I said I wanted to try something on. Twas enviable. I roll my eyes at everyone for almost the entirety of every interaction and even I have not perfected the level of disdain that she was rockin. Slow clap to you, Miss. Teach me your ways. read more

This target is possibly the best Target and all of oakland! Fully stocked and always carries the items that my household needs and uses at a competitive price read more

There doesn't seem to be much of a point to yelping a Target, but here's my two cents. This place always has the most helpful associates, and there is always someone nearby to help. That's quite a feat given the fact that it's always so crowded! This review is mostly to give props to the greeter who says "God Bless you". I'm not religious but he seems like the nicest person ever and I always hope he's working when I visit! secondly, I'm writing this because I watched Brenda, who seems to be a manager, kick but tonight at keeping check out lines moving, then going to guest services and helping out. She was on top of it all. Target: give this woman a raise, she's amazing! read more

This location is nice because it's close to Bay Street and other fun stores. They have a nice selection of clothes, most of the time. The employees are rude or just seem like they have no patience for their customers. There's always clothes and clothes hangers all over the floor. Shopping carts full of new and unorganized items filling up spaces in the aisles. read more