I just wanted to give a huge shout out to Kenna at the service desk. She was SUPER helpful after the two employees up there weren't really willing to figure any solutions for me & weren't the friendliest. Kenna had great costumer service & made the situation much better. read more

So I came to Lafayette to visit one of my friends from undergrad and he had some grocery shopping to do. Naturally, I went with him, because we wanted to still hang out and so it just made sense to tag along and check out this Target. It is beautiful. Huge, clean, and very well stocked and organized. I was really impressed with their wine aisle too, it's one of the biggest I've ever seen at a Target location. If I'm ever back in the area, I'll def be stopping by. read more

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There is no distinction in dropping off a package, picking up a package, or returns. Same person for both. No one at the desk apparently. The gentleman was looking for someone's package. The line kept growing and growing. No one came up to assist. Man came out of the. Finally, a lady came to the desk. Efficiency is not their forte. The store is nice and clean. Prices for the same brands are much cheaper elsewhere. Variety is very scarce. Probably would never use it as my main grocery pickup. Noted a lady looking for a wheelchair for her mother; none available. read more

Well stopped here for supplies for Purdue and it was as expected. Got food. Drinks, supplies and even a desk. Good target. read more

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It's been an especially hard month for we elder millennials. We know tax breaks for the rich and corporations are coming. We know student loan forgiveness is going to be pushed back at least 4 more years. We know our taxes are probably going to be higher and that the middle class has no chance of surviving, as it will be the Have-Nots vs. the Have-Yachts. We know corporate profits have never been higher, price gauging is out in the open and rampant. "But at least," Single fathers like me used to say, "we have Target." Yes, a company that may be a little more expensive than the empires of Wal-mart or Amazon, but we shopped there knowing they were moral, paying their employees a decent wage, and valuing their customers. And what more could a single father of young children want more than the return policy at Target for their brand "Cat & Jack." The last bastion of morality from a company that makes 5 billion in profits each year, Target allowed parents to return Cat & Jack children's clothing in any condition from any time and get a lovely target gift card to use on next season's clothing, because the leaders at Target knew that children's clothes don't last long and they're not cheap. I went to participate in this morally wonderful program today, and knowing full well that the company made 48% more in profits from last year, the manager behind the desk told me "We're moving away from that policy. Now we need a receipt or proof of purchase, and it has to be within the last year." In this economy, it's embarrassing enough to have to participate in this program to provide clothing for my children but imagine when most of my returns were rejected outright. Kids don't wear out clothing in one year. And parents don't keep receipts or always use the same card or the @Target Circle app. We do what we can when we can. So, what Target has done is said to itself, "Yes, we made more in corporate profits than ever this year, but ya know who we could stomp on a bit? Single parents! Let's not remove our return policy with Cat & Jack, let's just make it impossible for it to work for parents!" Why would I shop at Target again? Why buy their brands? Why not go cheaper to their competitors, Wal-Mart, Amazon, so many others? I didn't go because Target was fun. I went to Target because I was told it was a company that cared. But, like all the big corporations in America these days, Target has lost itself and erased the last bit of morality and generosity towards its customers in the pursuit of profits profits profits! This one knocked the wind out of me. read more

I recently went here yesterday with my kids. We always go here and I thought of giving a review. When I tell you my kids LOVE this place I mean it. The workers are so nice and help you find what your looking for. They are always stocked on what my kids need, or want. My kids especially my 9 year old are always begging to go. The prices are cheap, wich I love! I would totally recommend going there and getting some stuff! read more

Well-stocked, neat, and very organized. I came here to pick up a few things for my apartment and had no trouble at all with getting what I needed. read more

The store recently remodeled. And while it looks nice and updated, it seems to my eyes that they now carry a lower selection of items in many of the areas of the store. I'd say the selections in Men's clothing, certain homegoods, and toys are half of what they were before the remodel. Not that the departments are smaller, they still take up about the same space, but are just spread out less inventory more thinly. The flip side is it does seem like the home furnishings, electronics, and groceries are larger or at least more robust. I guess the remodel was good for some and not so much for others. A lot of the things I came here for are now near non-existent in the store. read more

Target is not to bad of a store even though I prefer Walmart but for certain things I will go to Target for them, the customer service was not the best but it was definitely good enough for me. read more

This store has handled the pandemic and precautions very well. I'm impressed with their delivery options and curbside pickup. They are still able to keep many items in stock and get it to us quickly. read more

Recently updated with fresh style, cool lighting, and (finally) music adding a nice alternative to the stale Walmarts, Aldi, Meijer, and Payless options for big shopping. This location features limited hours but a great selection of brands and easy shopping experience. By far the smoothest self-checkout I've ever gone through, the scanner rang up one item twice because I moved it slowly thru anticipating the awkward wait as the scale typically does its thing before letting the next item get scanned. Would almost come here exclusively for that fast scanning but prices are higher here. Meijer, Payless Grocery, Walmart, and Aldi don't have the modern feel but do have lower prices. Meijer and Payless have way more brands as well. I sadly noticed no discount isles or shelves for nearly expired inventory and B Grade produce (why do you guys throw all that stuff away? it's totally fine and good eating!). With Fresh Thyme nearby, Target is a difficult place to stay loyal to. Not enough brands, higher prices, limited saving opportunities, and not open 24/7. read more

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Well, they finally got this place remodeled. It was nightmare for a few months. Target is a step up from Kohl's and a giant leap up from Walmart. This location is nicer now that it's remodeled, and there is a Starbucks inside. read more

I was at target getting my pick up order when a gentlemen with green colored hair assisted me he was very rude and down right disrespectful all because my phone was being slow I will never come back read more

Parking lot was clean, store was clean and well organized. The associates were nice and friendly. It was nice that they had what we were looking for so we bought the stock on hand due to the Indy stores not carrying it any more. read more

I am a graduate student at Purdue, and this Target has quickly become my go-to store for just about everything. I feel like I have become ingrained into some sort of Target culture, because I compulsively use all of their services to save money. I signed up for their REDcard debit card, which is incredibly convenient. I didn't want or need another credit card, so it's nice that just by holding their debit card, I still get 5% off whenever I shop here. They also offer the Cartwheel app, which allows you to scan items as well as shop deals on your phone. It will generate a barcode which will apply any discounts at the end of your transaction once scanned. Using these two services, I can easily save 10% or more off my trip each time. So with that in mind, I will also say that this is one of the nicer Target stores I've been to. It is massive, and the grocery section has pretty much everything you could need. Because it is near a college campus, it can get incredibly packed, especially on the weekends and the weeks before classes. I can't fault the store for that though, that's just the nature of the location. The nice part about that is that they often have deals on college necessities like bedding and chairs. Sure, there are cheaper stores out there, but if you're smart about using the apps and discounts, prices are more than reasonable. It's well worth the quality of products and cleanliness of the store. The selection is fantastic as well. Target also has some of the most painless self checkouts around. They don't constantly whine about things like most others tend to... Overall, I love this location. read more

Yep it is Target. This location is like most Targets, if you have been to several it will mimic those others. It isn't Walmart so have a great time and be shocked when you came in for gum and have a $200 receipt in your hand as y oh bleach the store. read more

This location was a weird mish-mash of the newer super-store grocery and old school, neon-signage Target. It was a little more difficult to navigate than some of the smaller and updated stores I've visited, but still a Target, still addictive to shop at. The bathrooms were clean, and the parking lot fairly simple to navigate. I easily returned a pair of gloves to customer service that I no longer needed, with no hassle and no wait. read more

This is one of the nicest and largest Super Target stores that I have ever been in.

I'm not from Lafayette, but it's about the halfway point for a quick dinner meeting with friends who usually are running late. What do I do to kill time when I arrive in Lafayette? Well, I usually swing by Target to see if they have anything different than the Indy stores, and can usually find things that are out of stock in Indy, or different scents/sizes of Method cleaning products. read more

Ok. So your registers went down. Make lemonade. The Lafayette Target management must be a bunch of dummies. Here's how you handle this kind of unexpected disruption: 1) SMILE! 2) Tell people what's going on. 3) Rip open a bunch of bags of chocolate and hand them out. Use it as a great opportunity to bank some goodwill! People will appreciate it. It's easy. You just have to be slightly mentally agile. 1 hour to check out and the announcement came 5 minutes before I was done. Wake up! read more

Store is completely updated this year,, very nice grocery selection,, ...however I have not yet been in the rest of the store.. nice fast checkouts and seems to be more employees recently... read more

I can never seem to find anyone in this store that works there. Even if I have a question that may lead to me actually buying something, it takes a huge effort to be blue to find someone to answer it. However, the store is always fully stocked and things are, for the most part, merchandised well. read more

I love this store! It is always clean and organized. I have had to return a couple things here and customer service has always been friendly and helpful. The dollar section usually has good deals. read more

I like the updates with the remodel. However, the check out lanes are slow and the workers unprofessional. The person checking me out was ringing up some coworkers ahead of me; they stopped after each item to chat with each other about various topics including complaining about their jobs. When it was finally my turn the cashier asked how I was, I replied and asked them in return. At which point they started complaining about how long they had to work that day (7.5 hours). I found this unprofessional and wasn't sure how to respond. I realize that there are other places they'd rather be on a Saturday afternoon, but as a customer service employee you should not be complaining to the customers, just smile and act like there's no place you'd rather be. read more

I'm only putting a better review because they just out in SELF CHECK OUT! thankfully now I can handle myself when I'm done and not be ignored & annoyed while checking out. Self checkout at both ends of check lanes. I'm so so glad. It didn't even say a limit and they weren't busy so I checked out with like 30+ items and I know I did it faster than their cashiers read more

I went shopping at this Target to buy supplies for my dorm room. The store stocks their shelves well and were quite well prepared for the back to school rush. The staff was very helpful and Allan was very nice and helped my mom and me as we blundered about forgetting things. He is very hard working and cheerful, if you ever need help ask for him. read more

How much you love this store will depend on what you want/need. They certainly have more trendy clothes and accessories than Walmart, but not always the best quality (more Forever 21 type thin materials and washes of colors). They have a great variety of books, films and hair/body products, but Walmart has taken up the bath and body products pretty good too and they're usually at least a few $ less. Their tchotchkes are good and unique, but expensive for what you get. Ultimately, Target is the place to go if you want a higher end or trendy product and are already in the department store and not feeling another stop at a boutique on the way home. The grocery store: this is entirely dependent on the season. I began coming in the spring and thought their produce looked so fresh, not as much variety as Meijer down the road but about the same (but more organic) as the Payless. However, by mid-summer I began to drop by and noticed there would be no berries, or grapes, etc--things all grocery stores carry that time of the year. Now, in Fall, I notice they have the produce but it's far from fresh and it's expensive. Also, I've bought 2 rotisserie chickens here and one didn't seem to be done enough and had an excess of fat inside (very slimy, couldn't tell if it was that it wasn't done or if it was fat), as well as being generally on the small side, and the second, while done, still had more fat than usual (even a Walmart bird) and less meat than most. Also, the second one I bought had a clear 3, for 3:30 when it was made, then they clearly put a 7, for 7:30, over it (I bought at 7:45). If you're debating between the two big box grocery stores, Walmart or Target, you're going to get fresher food, more organic and pre-made options, and more variety at Target. But, Meijer will match those things and most likely outdo them, though it's not as organized. What you can't beat is their customer service! I never feel like I'm being rushed at the checkout, and there's usually always someone in an aisle or nearby one that can get the NeuroSleep off the top shelf for me :) read more

its always easy to find alot of good things for your home here. my wife loves the dollar bins also. they have good prices on movies everyweek read more

Awesome customer service! Have had to exchange items that I lost the receipt for. Customer service was great and took time to locate the items price. Also they match online pricing which is fabulous. read more

Tim, the electronics guy, is a complete dick. I had been waiting for the new Halo game to come out, and when i ended up calling I wanted to double check if they still had it available. He said they were sold out and were getting a new shipment at 8 pm that night. I called around 805 asking how many were left and if i hauled ass there i could get one. He said (without actually checking, which is the main reason i called) that there were at least 100 copies in stock. Realistically it turned out the shipment came earlier and there were actually 0 copies, had he actually checked i would have known not to bother hauling ass down to target. When I get there he is a dick about it, saying my taste in video games needs improvement. I stated that everyone is entitled to their own opinion but he proceeded to go on about it. He completely made me regret choosing target as the place to try to buy video games, and I'm fairly certain that was the last time ill ever go there. *I ended up telling a coworker about it and he coincidentally went to target for the same game and said that Tim had ended up "helping" him too, and he was a dick to him about the new halo game too. read more