Normally I'd say "yay" for Target being close to most of Philly's major hotels. But, if you've ever tried to purchase alcohol in PA, you know it's a headache as beer is sold at "beer stores" and hards/wine at liquor stores. That said, stores like Target or even Safeway can't sell them, making it a multiple-stop purchase. But, yay anyway, as they have more selection for snacks and non-alcohol beverages than Wawa and the decrepit 7Eleven. It's a 2-level store with groceries on the bottom and everything else on top. It's not a full-service store. Thankfully things weren't locked up requiring staff assistance. Multiple self check outs were available. read more

I love Target, and the Chestnut Street Philadelphia location is a prime example of how a major retail brand can adapt to city living without losing what makes it great. I grew up visiting Target in the suburbs, so discovering this location in Philadelphia immediately felt familiar. It maintains the brand's accessibility and comfort while smartly adapting to city life. The store is consistently clean, bright, organized, and well-stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful, the grocery selection is genuinely fresh, and the overall experience feels thoughtful and efficient. What Target does especially well is discernment. The product mix feels curated rather than crowded, with a smart balance of affordability, quality, and style across groceries, home goods, essentials, and private-label products. Their app also stands out, particularly the real-time inventory tools that make pickup and delivery seamless. More broadly, Target is one of the few major retailers that has preserved the strengths of brick-and-mortar shopping while still evolving for modern life. I suspect part of that comes from the company's Minnesota roots and the strong Scandinavian influence embedded in the culture there. You can feel it in the stores: clean layouts, restrained design, thoughtful presentation, efficiency paired with warmth, and an emphasis on functionality without sacrificing quality. It stands apart from most big-box retail in America. The Chestnut Street location embodies that philosophy perfectly. Similar to what brands like Barnes & Noble and Bloomingdale's have done with their urban stores, Target has adapted away from oversized suburban formats in certain city environments without sacrificing the core experience. The nearby location by the Barnes Foundation is excellent as well. It's larger than the Chestnut Street store but not a sprawling mega store, making it especially well-suited for city living while still offering a broader inventory and the convenience of free parking. Both locations feel like thoughtful adaptations of the traditional suburban retail model rather than watered-down versions. As parents, we've also been consistently impressed by Target's private-label products. Their diapers, formula, yogurt pouches, peanut butter, dairy products, pasta, and other everyday essentials have all been of excellent quality at prices meaningfully lower than those of many national brands. Target's Philadelphia stores demonstrate how thoughtful, adaptable retail can succeed in urban environments while preserving the core values that built customer loyalty in the first place. Highly recommended! read more

Sometimes Urban Targets are a bit smaller. This isn't the case here. Spread across two floors, they have everything a larger Target would have from groceries to travel toiletries to toys. It's clean (from my experience) and staff were helpful. There are many self-check-out aisles making quick trips possible. read more

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Inreally hope that some day in tye future, that these stores would carry prepared sandwiches and other types of food wherr people can take the food out and consume it without preparing it at home. There are complete aisles of bread and cereals, and even fruit, but nothing that I can purchase and eat it right now. Everything else about this store is awesome, and the prices here are very low. Thry do have cold beverages but I couldn't find any of those Starbucks cold brewed coffee. I saw plenty of pet food, clothes, and paper products, but thry had nothing that I nreded right now. I pretty much left without getting a thing. read more

Target - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Showing some love to my teeny Target! There for you when you need it, and I really enjoy doing pickup orders from here. The staff is friendly and fabulous, and this also helps the somewhat annoying process of having to do customer service calls for the many items that are in "Target jail" throughout the store. While this isn't a full sized Target (don't expect furnishings or decor), I do prefer this location to the Fairmount store, though that one does have a parking lot. I stop in here for groceries I can't get at Trader Joes, and any one off pharmacy items I might need. I've found the self check out line to move fairly quickly, but note that if you're doing pickup, you can head straight to the counter directly to the right as you walk in. Happy shopping! read more

Life hasn't been the same since the Target store at 11th and Chestnut shut down. I trekked over to this Target in Rittenhouse today, but unfortunately, there was too much commotion, which caused me to grab what I needed and proceed to checkout instead of browsing the store like I had initially intended to. There are 6 self checkout registers (one was down) and the line moved slowly. The checkout line is also combined with the line for the customer service desk so it was a mess and confusing several people. Security is something that this Target does not lack. Some employees were standing around and chatting instead of taking action to help reduce the number of people waiting in line. I'll probably only revisit this Target under true emergency circumstances. It was not my favorite location. read more

Ok. I was visiting the Comcast Technology Center and I got tired. Sitting at the lobby looking a foot massage place. For some reason, I didn't read where it was. I was about 2 blocks away to find out "foot massager" at Target on Chestnut Street. I was like, grrrr!!!!! Fine. I'll go get something to drink or get a banana to snack on. The signs have departments listed but they don't exist. I can't find men's department. Ok some shirts from last football season by cashier waiting line doesn't count. The self-serve area was creepy. Start of the line is right next to the first machine. Another customer was constantly looking at me. Fine. I'll move out of your line of sight. I know it's a downtown store with limited store footprint. I can only treated like a Target-branded convenience store. read more

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I enjoyed shopping at the Target at 19th & Chestnut street. It had been awhile since I'd enjoyed shopping anywhere, but this was relaxing and fun. They have a wide selection, and offer the most unique items. Surprises throughout the store! THE quality of the item I purchased during my last minute Christmas shopping was exceptional! I didn't want to leave. It was like being a kid in a candy store! Keep up the good work Target!!! read more

We stopped in for baby clothes but they didn't have any. This is a small target and they only carry your basics. I found it strange that they only had a woman's section. Not sure what that's about. Unfortunately we couldn't find what we needed but we were able to get Gerber formula, pampers and wipes for our little one. I stopped an employee and asked her where we could get baby clothes nearby. She directed us to Primart. She was so sweet and thorough. Thanks again girl! read more

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Thank you to the staff at Target on Cheatnut street. Both Diarra and Ahmya were polite, professional and helped me with my purchase together with some questions I had. I'm making this my go to store as I appreciate good customer service when spending my money. read more

I was expecting to walk into a full fledged Target, but what I stumbled into was something about the size of a CVS/Walgreen with a 2nd floor. This had things that Target has, but it's by no means what I know as a Target. There's a clothing section that's smaller than most clearance sections at a "real" Target. There's a small grocery section which is good for food items. Upstairs, there are housewares and toys and cards. As far as Targets go, this doesn't measure up. Maybe they need to call it Target Light, Target Necessities, Tiny Target, Target Bulls-eye or something to convey it's a smaller version. I've been in other downtown Targets with 2 floors and they didn't disappoint like this one. Maybe they should think like Walmart and Walmart Neighborhood Market. At least you know what you're getting with each. read more

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[916] This Center City location does NOT have parking but that's because of the location. Turns out that it doesn't bother me since I run in when I'm in the area. It's a two story location with a limited amount of items. They have a basic of everything so you can get what you need when you're in here. I usually stop in for some groceries or school supplies. It's not a huge store so it's not my go to Target but that's ok. Hard to carry that much anyway. They only have 2 cashiers with a bunch of self service registers which works out as most people are not making large grocery purchases. I'll definitely be back. read more

This is a smaller Target in the Center City/Rittenhouse Square area. Still larger than most stores. Low prices. Convenient. Plenty of self-checkout machines. There's usually a line. It tends to move quickly enough though. The self-checkout machines do have some problems. It took a few attempts to get one of them to scan an item. Another machine scanned an item twice. read more

Target - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This target is small and in the morning there are always boxed merchandises in the aisles. The reason I am writing this review is because i found Tastykake pecan rolls that were out of Best before date. On March 6, i found items dated end of February. I advise to read the date before buying. read more

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I am the type of person who loves shopping at Target and getting blissfully lost in all the mesmerizing displays of things I don't need. Well, luckily for me, I had no such trouble at this Target since this shop was extremely small and understocked. It looked like it was set in a post apocalyptic world -- empty shelves, disorganized items, clothes with only the largest and smallest sizes remaining... I couldn't find any rosemary or Italian seasoning in the spices area. And they were out of eggs. I understand the store size constraint, but at least then make the most of your space and fill up those empty shelves. They should get rid of the Starbucks shop in there and use the space for more items. Plus there's already a Starbucks right across the street. read more

Target - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I just waited for 15 minutes for someone to open the locked cabinet. I had to go find someone myself. No one ever came. This store makes me want to only shop online read more

This by far has to be the smallest Target I've ever went to. Every section is small and compact in a medium size space. So of course target is the place to go to if you need anything such as clothing, bed and bath products, electronics, food you name it, you could probably get it at Target. So unfortunately my iron decided to go out before work and on my lunch break I visited target to get a new one. The sales associate was very nice and helpful, he showed me the small and limited selection of irons. I was able to find a Black and Decker iron on sale for 18.00. I self checked my item and I was on my way back to work. Store item prices are reasonable, which is good for the location however supplies are limited because of the size of the store. read more

It's a small Target and there is a joke there somewhere. Bottom line, I do not like to see national chains in major cities. read more

EXCELLENT! It's a mini Target which executes exactly what's intended: fast convenience. Of course, their stock is limited given the physical limitations of a brick and mortar store, but they fill it with all the right things Rittenhouse locals need. I personally grocery shop here because it's one of the cheaper options relative to Trader Joe's and Rittenhouse Market. Their meat selection is varied, too which is also a plus. A great touch is that the staff here are pleasant; exactly what one comes to expect from Target and what is missing from their competition (CVS, Rite-Aid). Don't expect to stand in line here as there's always a cashier and open self-checkout lanes. read more

Target - Lines more quick here - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This Target is extremely small. I'm surprised I was even able to find something. Call it luck I guess. Considering it's location there isn't much to offer. read more

I can imagine if you live in the city and don't have a car, getting to a "real" Target must be a luxury. So this Target Express is like a mini version of a full sized store. Perhaps you'll walk out spending only $50 instead of the usual $100! You will find extremely limited options for clothing and for furniture, so don't go here for that. They do have quite a nice sized little grocery section. So pretty much you might find some basics in a store that is bright and airy. There's a Starbucks in the back if you are feeling like you need to fuel up in order to traverse the 300 square feet of this place. read more

They have what you need as most Targets do, however many of the items are locked. They require an associate to open the case supposedly notified by scanning your hand under a sensor. I just scanned repeatedly waiting over 10 minutes without any assistance. I looked around for an associate but no luck there either. I understand the need to lock smaller items but either their technology needs to be updated or they need to hire more/better help. I left frustrated and without the items I needed read more

Unfortunately when i asked about a lavatory I was refused, I was given the lame excuse of plumbing problems but sent over to shake shack quickly. This was very peculiar to me. This was after I shopped the store and made purchases I was r Turned away. I will not be coming back to this target. There is no way a target location on center city should immediately direct people to another business , especially a paying patron read more

The grocery section at this Target was a welcome addition to the neighborhood, as the Rittenhouse market is ridiculously expensive. Although this is a small target, they have done a good job stocking the grocery section with the groceries I like to buy. I was especially happy to see Amoroso rolls! I haven't explored the other sections and I do wish they sold blu-rays. But I'm happy I can get most groceries I want and usually get through self checkout quickly. read more

Hmmm I dont liek it. So noisy. Loudness... Yesterday I go and did not find tomato paste. No tomato paste at this target. Thank you. Not. read more

This Target location should be called Target J. or "TJ" because it's essentially a baby Target. To be completely honest, my initial reason for coming here was to locate a restroom- I never found one so I just shopped. Here's what I found: 1. There's a Starbucks inside. 2. There's a CVS. 3. Both sides have checkout areas. 4. There is a small grocery section. I can imagine this being perfect if you lived in the city. It have every department a normal Target would have, but it just didn't carry as much stuff. It's kind of like, a "best of". It may not have exactly everything a person may need, but I guess it's better than having nothing at all, right? read more

Was not online friendly.Choices were not complete, an site was hard to navigate

This Target was tiny, even if only comparing it to other city Targets. It was two floors, but very compact, and outside of grocery, seemed to carry a very slimmed-down selection of items. Luckily, the only items we really needed were food, so we got what we were looking for. We did have some other non-food items on our maybe list, but the selection was so limited we decided against purchasing. No issues using the self-checkout, and that whole process was quick. I would come back here if I were in the area and needed groceries or something specific that the website said they had in stock, but that's about it. read more

I don't miss too many things from the suburbs, but I do miss Target! When one finally opened in Center City - Wash West (7/20/2016), I had to stop in! With the goal of convenient one stop shopping and commuter/professional friendly hours, it has a lot of amenities in one spot: - Clothing and accessories (Mossimo! Merona!) - Snacks and cereals (Archer Farms!) - Personal products - Canned and bottled goods (except beer. PA, baby) - Refrigerated goods (dairy/meat/frozen goods) - Produce - Housewares and decor - Small appliances - Order pickup window accessible by sidewalk - Pharmacy (CVS) and Starbucks nestled in the store Alas, the downside of city living is space. This store has a long and narrow footprint - with checkout/entrances on Chestnut and Sansom. While it has a bit of everything, it has a smaller variety to choose from. (Now I'm really missing the huge clothing, rug, and furniture sections from the burbs). The aisles and shelving feel a touch narrow - and even more so during peak hours. I'm hoping the store's "Flexible Format" designation will allow it to rotate out items that are seeing less traffic and demand, and perhaps find a niche that stores nearby don't carry. I'm most excited about the order pick up window - while it requires some preplanning, folks can walk their dog and run errands at the same time (and not get suckered into impulse purchases)! I ran into their street survey team several months back, and I think they took this suggestion to heart! :D Welcome to Center City, Target! :) read more

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As someone who grew up in the burbs, it's interesting to see a Target modified to fit within city standards. I, for one, am glad there's a central Target in Philly now. They manage to pack a punch despite their lack of grounds. From clothes to food, they probably have what you need. At the very least, they're a good supplement to your weekly purchases. I needed a few essentials the other day and they had them all. Entrances/exits are available on both Chestnut and Samson, so you can go in one side and out the other, like a Tiger store! Keep in mind you need to drop off your own basket back by the door after checking out. I was a little surprised by the cashier's order but okay. read more

SIGH!!!!! Target do a better job! Ok, I get it, this store is smaller than I'm used to and you're VERY new but this was the worst Target shopping experience I've ever had. How bad was it? Well....I got frustrated ten minutes into it, put my cart down, and took the bus to Plymouth Meeting to get some ACTUAL customer service (not to mention cheaper prices). I live a mere three blocks away and I'll stay take that trip instead of ever shopping here again. Why was this a train wreck of a shopping experience? Let's count the ways: 1. Employee standing outside of the store cursing someone out on her cellphone (I really hope you dumped the guy after all that) 2. Broken front door (You've only been open a month) 3. Horribly laid out store, nothing was placed in a way that made sense and people seemed more confused than anything else 4. Employee lack of knowledge: Remember me saying about how poorly the store was laid out? This led to customers constantly asking the employees where things were, NO ONE KNEW ANYTHING!!!! I had a girl straight lie to my face "Target doesn't sell contact solution." She said this after supposedly consulting her little red Target tricorder. A different employee told a woman that they didn't sell baby wipes.....as I was standing right in front of them 5. The frakking self-checkout: I watched as four different people were waiting for help at the self checkouts. I mean why help customers? That'd just be silly. 6. There apparently IS a customer bathroom somewhere.....that an employee has to unlock for you! Seriously??? WTF! Everything about this place says we don't value you're business. All of this isn't coming from a target hater, in fact quite the opposite, Target is my favorite of the chains. That being said, this place isn't going to make it. There's nothing they offer that you can't get at one of the million of drug stores already downtown, not to mention the abysmal customer service. Tourists aren't going to flood to the place and the locals already have better places to shop. read more

I love that I can walk to this target instead of getting my car and making my way down to Delaware Avenue. Although there is parking right outside for when you need to do a big haul of restocking of your house. I like that the basic staples are available here, the selection is small but you will be able to get with products they have here. I like the self check out, as the cashier line seems move at a snails pace. I wish the back registers were opened more often as I always enter through rear of the store- which is a bit of pain, but not a deal breaker. I have never really interacted with staff, but there is usually one around the register, but you really have to look for them unless you get there early when they are restocking the store, otherwise, they are hard to come by. I am a big fan of this location as well as the Rittenhouse store, which has a larger limited selection. read more

This Target is for those late evening or the 'Oh I forgot that _____?' trip. The stock is very limited except for some groceries, toiletries, and dorm room items. It really is a 'self serve' environment because there are very few associates to be found. Please do not expect to see a Target advertisement and think you will find it in this store. The store is very organized and well stocked with the items they intend to have available. I was disappointed to find a beautiful jumpsuit for vacation but not in my size they only had one. The fruits and vegetables look very fresh and they gave a lot of quick meal items. This Target is in a nice location for people who live or work in the area. I would shop here if I worked in the area, but not make a trip to shop here. read more

I Come to this target everyday of the week for my client, first off the staff is fine it's the security that's extra. Im at self check out and one of my items must not of scanned instead of just simply saying the item didn't scan she takes the bag out my hand and I asked her to see the receipt so I can look she literally fought me for this bag I'm paying with eby nobody trying to steal. I get dirty looks from this same lady everytime I come in here. I spoke with the manager about the situation and he even said it was uncalled for. I called corporate on her and made sure I handled the situation I usually don't even go this far but she hype for no reason. An item not scanning is one thing but to act like that is bulls*it and I'm not gonna let no one treat me like that at all. when I asked for the manager rudly she says can you back away mam no body was even close to her but she thought she was gonna get away with it and she wasnt at all. Its a way to be and that's not it. Not even that it's cops in the store that be up front they didn't even act like she did. it wasnt needed at all ruined my whole morning read more

So this Target is in the middle of center city and its definitely a condensed version of the ones you may be used to. It has a starbucks and CVS inside which is convenient and has the same basic departments that a regular department, it just isnt as eclectic. Not sure if its my timing, or things just sell out really quickly in this store, but they are constantly re-stocking the place. So youll see a bunch of target minions running around unloading boxes and filling the racks with all the things. That being said, its in a convenient location and as long as you keep your expectations low, chances are you will be able to find what you need! read more

Target - Back entrance with parking lot on sansom street - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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For a city target, this one is fabulous! They did not waste space with a Starbucks which is smart given its location in Rittenhouse. The first floor entry feels quite chaotic with 6 self checkouts and a few counter checkouts squished into a smattering of groceries and clothes. The second floor has home goods, 2 baby aisles, tech items, and pharmacy items (though I didn't see a full pharmacy!) I wish they had more of a selection but given the space it has, Target did a great job. read more

It's awesome to have a Target, even one of these smaller concept stores, in Rittenhouse Square! Being able to have access to tons of popular products in one spot, rather than from small schlock overpriced stores, is a God-send; especially when this is your home area! This is a bigger location, with an enhanced variety of products, than the first center city location in Washinton Square West. These are urban stores, so you can't expect them to have everything their big-box store has; but you can find most any of your essentials here, if if they aren't the exact brand that you want. When you walk in, you start off in the clothing section, which has a nice varied selection for men and women. Then there is the food section, with a variety of fresh fruits & vegetables, dairy, frozen, and dry goods. This is a 2-story Target, so there are stairs & elevators to get you to the second floor. There actually is a third floor they build in this building, but what it will be is apparently unknown. Perhaps it's a stock room? On the second floor, you have a nice health & beauty section, a rather large home section, a pretty comprehensive electronics section, and other various sundries. Unfortunately these urban stores do not have a photo lab section; maybe it's not necessary, considering all the other ways you can develop your photos, but it certainly would be nice to have if your main go-to store is Target. There is neither a sporting section or a bike section, but don't worry: they'll have your water bottles and yoga mats here. Hahaa Again, this is a God-send for the Rittenhouse Square area. We really needed something that has a better variety of essentials and a store that prices them reasonably here! What rating do I give a brand-new place, and could I fault them for anything at all, at this point? It'd probably have to be a 5-star, for being clean, stocked, and friendly service. Time will tell if I must revisit this rating, I'd guess. read more

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I just wanted to acknowledge the security guard who was on the 4 pm shift. I went in and purchased some cleaning supplies. I paid and asked the guy who was cleaning the checkout area if he could get me a larger bag. He said that the guy at the register could give me one. I said no there are three people ahead of me and He can do it. He reluctantly did. I said thank you and he had an attitude. We the security guard saw I was struggling to open the bag and he helped me. I said thank you. He then said hey you may need another one but I didn't to push my luck and he said no problem and help me with a second bag. I was like wow. Someone actually helping someone at Target. THANK YOU SIR FOR BEING KIND AND HELPFUL. I'm not yelling at him I'm yelling at every body else. Get a F'kin' clue. Be kind read more

This Target never has anything you need. I went last night to grab a couple groceries to hold me over until I could go to a real grocery store. I found zero eggs, zero bananas, one nectarine, etc etc. I heard other people speaking of how understocked the store is as well. I wouldn't write a review on one bad instance, but after living here for over a year and frequenting this Target for various items, I can confidently say that this Target almost never has every item I need. And, as I mentioned before, I'm not doing any bizarre food shopping. We're talking basics. read more

Target - Furniture Stores Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A good addition within a short walk from 30th Street Station. Groceries are on the bottom level, and household items are on the top level. There is no escalator (fortunately- I get so impatient being stuck behind people on escalators, so I like stairs) so if you have mobility issues, there's an elevator, I think. read more