Okay. Today's topic is oral hygiene. More specifically, flossers for your teeth. Up and Up Floss Picks vs Oral B Glide Floss Picks: Which one is better? Up and Up by a landslide. Here's why: Up and Up is a Target brand. Oral B is not. With that said, oral hygiene is important, and flossing one's teeth is very important to me. Which brand is the best out of these two? Well, it's not Oral B. I ran out of the Up and Up brand flosser, and went to Target to get more. Lo and behold, they were out of that brand, so I bought the Oral B brand instead. Um no. It took nine of the Oral B brand flossers to floss all my teeth because they kept on breaking vs one Up and Up brand flosser. Bottom line, don't waste your money on Oral B Flossers. Dang it Target, you win again. My teeth thank you. read more

Target - Department Stores Near Me - Richfield, Minnesota

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Consider where you want to put your money and realize it shouldn't be this place. Go to a local store and spend your money where it's appreciated. read more

This Target is always so BUSY and almost never has enough lanes open for checkout. Not ideal for when you are in a rush. I was buying items that needed security tags removed and it took about 15 minutes to checkout with only 2 people in front of me. The cashier was really nice though. Like most busy stores there's a bit of disorganization in some areas, I'll give them grace for that. Overall I just don't enjoy shopping at this location. read more

They seem to have gotten better, can't always get what I want, and lines are long. Its a pharmacy. Still better than Walgreens.

My favorite target to go to currently Pros: - Big parking lot - multiple entrances and exits - large produce section (for a target) - amazing well stocked furniture display - decent organization in the clothes department - Cons - some items like cheese and heavy cream tend to not be in stock often read more

Jon in the Tech Department outshines all employees today.By gracefully helping out my Mother.She received an amazing add a 2nd line deal with my old cell and service agreement. read more

Quick run to Target. The self checkout line was long, but fast. Everything I needed was in stock.

18 lanes for checkout and 1 open. A line going into cosmetics. I'm buying 200$ worth of food that'll probably all be melted by the time I'm done. Somewhere in 2028 read more

Service is overall horrible. There are rarely people available to help, and the employees will run you over while fulfilling online orders. Never enough people working checklanes, so you will absolutely wait longer to have someone ring you up, but the line for self checkout consistently extends to the grocery area. Workers overall unfriendly and unavailable. read more

This target ..well it's pretty good. For the most part. I always have to come here because if I get a prescription I fill it at the CVS in here. I'll review that cvs separately (maybe 4 or 5 stars). The store is fine. The produce section is fiercely competitive and scary so get your game face on before you step foot over there. Other than that the only thing I noticed is there's always a big shortage of plant based options in the frozen section. Yeah i'm a vegetarian so I would know. I don't even really care because I only buy those morningstar chicken nuggets (Buffalo yumm) as my frozen treat and they usually have those. But I do walk by and get terrified that my fake Buffalo chicken will be gone because seems everything else plant based is gone. Then I take a deep breath and calm down when I realize the fake Buffalo chicken is in stock. Such a rush. Thanks target read more

I tend to forget that this Target is here. I stopped by on my way into Bloomington because I was feeling frustrated about traffic and needed to get some cat supplies. I don't do retail therapy (I HATE shopping), yet Amazon doesn't carry the particular wet cat food that my finicky cats like, so I have to go and get it myself. The layout of this location seems to be a bit different than others, so I feel disoriented when I first come into the store. The "Target map" that's in my head gets turned about. Also, the aisles seem to be narrower than other places, and it can be difficult to get a riding cart through there without appearing to be seeking an indoor DUI. Also, the riding carts are made for right-handed people. This is EXTREMELY ANNOYING. I keep accidentally backing up when I want to go forward, making the drunkenness appear to be real. The carts at Hy-Vee are ambidextrous, so navigating the store is much easier. Once I'm oriented to this location, I can usually get in and out as quickly as one can at a Target. I don't use the self-checkout. It's important that these jobs don't go away. The cashiers are usually friendly and still ask if you want paper or plastic for your purchases. I do have to say that I like this location, too, because I get to drive in the roundabouts. I LOVE roundabouts. Makes me feel a bit like I'm back in the UK. read more

The App is perfect for picking up curb side, the employees bring the items too my car because I'm so lazy to just walk up in the busy store but it's definitely so convenient for me. read more

Went to this Target to grab a few things before I left to head back to Chicago, they barely have any lines open in the morning. The aisles were mainly clean, it wasn't too hard to find what you're looking for either. Store has everything you need for the most part. Prices are fair but much better than Chicago for sure. read more

They're bakery goods, look even better Cobb used to be. The store was well stacked and clean and everyone was friendly.

I moved about a month ago to the area and within that time have spent over $10,000 at this location alone helping fill my new house. I ordered a simple order pickup & came to pick it up. I walked in through the open doors of the pickup center and was rudely told I needed to walk back around 10 feet to another entrance-okay. Walked in through the "other entrance" to 5 employees not social distancing by any means with their backs turned to all entrances, not acknowledging me-the only customer insight. Then I had another worker tell me that I needed to step back to a red line. There are no signs. No employee direction. They weren't even pleasant to talk to. I left & will just be canceling my purchase. Horrible management. Horrible systems. Zero standards. I'll be moving my business to another location/company. read more

I've loved Target and have spent so much money and time there for many , many years . Now after the remodel I can not stand going to the Richfield , Edina or Bloomington Target . They are messy , they have empty shelves and it's difficult to find things . I feel like I'm shopping at Walmart . read more

Target - I felt like I was in Walmart - Department Stores Near Me - Richfield, Minnesota

This is a great Super Target with a fresh remodel. It's definitely busy so they are constantly stocking shelves, occasionally a popular item might be out on a football weekend or in preparation for a snow storm. Starbucks, Target Cafe and a decent deli make for some good food options...chicken tenders are the bomb.com, sooo good. It's easy to walk around for hours or just grab what you need and hit the self check out, little tip is the self check out line is always shorter on the non-grocery side of store. Plus, who can argue with 5% off using red card??? read more

I come to this Target weekly and generally find it okay. Today I believed I was racially profiled by store security, Elyas (sp?), as I was walking toward the exit. Before leaving he stopped me to ask to see my receipt then dug through a bag asking about its contents. He did not give an explanation for his actions. Upon finding nothing of concern he gave me my receipt. I looked around and asked if anyone else would be stopped he said "not right now". It was embarrassing and unwarranted. I understand he has a job to do but how it was executed felt like racial profiling considering the other patrons who were not POC and were not stopped. Unfortunately I do not feel safe returning to this target. Please invest in implicit bias training Target. read more

This location is massive. The first few times I was here, I was running the Target app on my phone so that I could type in what I was looking for and it would give me the aisle number. Sheesh. Overall, this is a pretty decent Target. I haven't noticed any of the issues mentioned by other reviewers about the store not being adequately stocked. It's been pretty well set every time I've been. Huge grocery section, Starbucks, a minute clinic and an eye doctor up front. Huge toy section, with a giant selection of the Our Generation doll stuff. They also seem to have all the new, cool Target stuff you don't see in the smaller stores. read more

This Target is great! I live close - so the lady and I go here often. They have a great selection - it is a good size Target. Decent food section. The only downfall - it is absolutely packed on weekends. If you want to find a parking spot, remember to bring a bayonet! You'll have to fight tooth and nail. Target is very prepared so don't worry, the checkout lines are never too long. A well run store - definitely worth a visit! read more

Okay I had to....visit a Super Target! It was on my list of things to do as I haven't been to the ONE we have in California! It is indeed huge, with a huge section for a deli and bakery! It is a bit overwhelming to be here as it's so big, but I could easily spend the entire day here and be happy! The wallet, maybe not. read more

This is my Target, its blocks from my house and we are here almost daily. Here is what you have to know about this Target...it is busy, one of the busiest around. That leads to things being out of stock at certain times of the day. If you go grocery shoppin on a Sunday night at 8pm, you're not going to have a good time. It is frustrating but I do see workers trying to stock shelves and I do have some sympathy for them when all of South Minneapolis and Richfield go shopping at the same time. If you are in the area don't go here, go to YOUR Target and leave mine alone. read more

Great store. Huge selection. Nice presentation of. Friendly staff (and customers) and it's so convenient. It's the best Target I've ever shopped at for sure. Check it out if you're in the area. It's right down the road from the mall of America, and the MSP airport. It's also a safe and well lit area. Well patrolled as well. I feel safe going there by myself any time of night or day. read more

This is my favorite Target to go to. They have a great grocery section and the layout of the store makes sense. The staff here are great and always friendly. I use their Pharmacy too and always get what I need in a reasonable time. Target makes my life convenient and Target is convenient for my life. read more

Was blatantly ignored by the electronics guy, he was already helping me when someone decided to interrupt to ask about something, target employee directs all his attention to him and leaves to find something for him after i had been patiently waiting for a while already. Not the first time something like this has happened and that is just sad read more

Pleasing store isles and smart product placement?! We often go here for meat and produce and honestly have been grocery shopping here more than cub. Yeah, the checkouts are constantly busy and clerks are entirely to chatty - but we are used to that being part of the Target experience. read more

I shop here because it's so close....but only when I "have to". Hands down the worst Target store I've ever shopped at AND there are several instances that I've heard other shoppers saying the same thing. This store is routinely out of stock on some of the most basic items......toilet paper, kale, tooth brushes, paper towels. I have walked down isles to see +50% of shelves empty in paper product isle, laundry soap isle, bread isle.... Imagine shopping in communist Soviet Union....literally bare shelves. Also, most of the cashiers are very slow at check out and are very understaffed. Get the inventory and staffing in check and this store is great AND an absolute gold mine for Target. Target has literally lost out on sales every time I've been here because items are out of stock. read more

I visited the Target Optical in Richfield, MN on 7/6/12. I had an eye exam with Dr. Feldman. At this visit Dr. Feldman had me try on contacts. I told him that my left eye's contact was very uncomfortable. He had me try on a second contact. I told him this was still uncomfortable. He said I should try it for a few days and reschedule an appointment. I was able to come in exactly one week later, 6/13/12. During this week, I tried on the contact several times, each time determining it was not the correct lens due to the level of discomfort. At my follow up appointment, I told him that the left contact was still very uncomfortable. He then had me try on a different brand of contact. This new lens was much more comfortable. Even more comfortable than the current lens in my right eye (the original lens). I asked if my right eye could also be switched to the same brand as the left eye. Dr. Feldman agreed. I left the office wearing the new lens in my left eye and the original lens in my right eye. I was told to try that new lens for a few days then call back to place my order or reschedule another appointment. Through out the next few days the differences in the two lenses was apparent. The right contact lens would easily dry out in the air conditioning while the left remained comfortable. This was a nuisance having two eyes dry out at different rates. However, this was not a "huge deal" because Dr. Feldman had already agreed to change the rx. I called the clinic on Tuesday (7/17) or Wednesday (7/18) and asked for my prescription, as I liked the new lens. I was told it would be ready for me to pick up on Friday (7/20). I went in to the clinic on Saturday (7/21) and my prescription was not filled out and not available to be picked up. I was told to go shopping around the store or come back. This was yet another inconvenience. After I had obtained my prescription, I went online to purchase my contacts. Dr. Feldman had written out the rx incompletely. He had only filled out the portion for eye glasses. Never in our exam did we discuss an eye glasses prescription. I called back to the office and asked for the additional information needed to order the contacts. I spoke with the store manager. She gave me the additional information and confirmed the Primary Rx information. While attempting to order the lenses from a non-Target carrier (for competitive price reasons). I discovered my prescription was unable to be filled as it was written out. The information that Dr. Feldman and the store manager had given me for my rx could not possibly be filled by the company because the lens manufacturer does not make the lenses in the sizes that Dr. Feldman had prescribed. Another point of frustration. I then took the trip back down to Target Optical in Richfild, MN from my home in Minneapolis, MN. I asked to speak with the manager to clarify my rx. After a lengthy conversation, the manager and Dr. Feldman were finally able to write me a prescription that I could actually use. As you can imagine, this lengthy process was not what I had anticipated when scheduling my initial appointment at Target Optical. At most other optical locations this process would have been resolved in the first visit. I am deeply disappointed in the service I received. I am very frustrated that this process stretched out over two weeks. I paid $40 for the eye exam. This ordeal was not worth my money or my time. read more

I generally like Target. I like their Archer Farms brand, and the staff is generally very nice. But, this location always disappoints because, without fail, they are out of something I need. Doesn't matter the date or time, but there's always something they don't have. And it varies, usually some fresh produce is gone, but you name it, when I need it, they don't have it. And it's "normal" things you'd think they would have - peanut butter, organic fat free milk (I've seen them out of every brand), a certain flavor of yogurt, a variety of chips, etc. And it's usually really egregious, I've seen entire sections of shelves completely empty - on weekend afternoons or early weekday evenings. It always amazes me! Heather's also correct, the produce selection is terrible. What they do have doesn't look very fresh, and they are regularly out of lots of items, or down to one, sad-looking cucumber or tomato. Yesterday it was spinach and avocado (2 of the 4 things I went to Target for!) that they didn't have. read more

This is my local go-to SuperTarget and I shop here about 1x/3 wks. Their service overall is great and friendly! The departments that are the most helpful, in my own experience, are produce & electronics. The employees that appear to be rovers are an added bonus since they offer assistance before you even think of asking. This location generally has the typical items that I'm looking for...EXCEPT for lemons on Sunday nights (I've self-corrected and STOPPED going on Sunday nights for lemons since they don't receive shipments over the weekend on them...fair enough)! The store is well-maintained and clean. I even appreciate Target's overhead lighting (vs. other big box retail stores where the fluorescent lights makes everything, including yourself, look cheap & obnoxious). The ONLY issue I have, which is a common retail beef we can all commiserate on, is the number of check-out registers available vs. customers needing to check-out ratios. read more

This is one of my least favorite Target locations, but the closest to my house so the one I visit most often. A couple of things to note: the produce is almost always going bad within one day, make sure to check expiration dates on the dairy as I've actually bought something that was past due and bring your patience because they never have enough checkout lanes open. The setup between the aisles and the checkout lanes are also extremely narrow so make sure to navigate away from that area until you're ready to check out. They did just install self checkout stations, so we'll see if that does anything to speed up the process... read more

My favorite Target store in the metro, especially for groceries. On a recent visit, a newly hired produce department staff member went out of their way to help me find some organic bell peppers that had yet to be stocked in the cooler that day. Very helpful! Keep hiring and training quality customer service oriented staff. read more

I usually do a lot of shopping at target only for the fact that I work right next too it. But I live over by Walmart! So I don't understand how target can never carry anything that Walmart carries. I was looking for an ACE wrap for my sprained ankle wound and they don't have anything close too it at all. Then I ask someone at pharmacy for help and there clueless on how to treat wounds or where anything is. Unbelievable how poor and crap the service is. Walmart will be getting my business for now on because I thought target would've been the better place to shop but now I owe Walmart a huge sorry for shopping at Target! Never again will I shop at a place with such poor and inexperienced help. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. Third time in-store online stock from phone app dose not match what is really in stock on the shelf. Asked an employee to check and her handheld said zero in stock. Then I talked with a manger, he said this is known issue. I don't understand why corporate can't fix this problem. Target yet again was a wast of my time and this is why Amazon is winning. read more

Among the substantial number of Target stores I've visited, this one stands out for me as having some of the nicest, cleanest facilities; most helpful customer service; and freshest produce. During a couple of different visits one of my items has rung up at a higher price than it was labeled at - one time I called the store about it, the other time I went back inside to the customer service desk - in both instances, the person who helped me was nothing but kind, didn't argue at all with me about it, and promptly issued a refund for the amount of the price discrepancy. If only all stores had customer service like that! read more

Getting some pet food and some organic products was in the area and we stopped by for some things for home and for our 4 legged kids. Clean store but incredibly busy place . read more

Target is the place I go for my essentials. I like their clothes just fine and I find their prices on household items to be decent. The Archer Farms brand is pretty decent too. I set up appointments for my boyfriend and I to get our eyes checked. I found the process to be very easy, I did it all online. We were seen by Dr. Sheldon Fieldman, which I was immediatly pleased with simply out of namesake. Sheldon? How cute is that! He was an older gentlmen, who clearly has been doing this for awhile. He had a silly little line for each part of the eye exam (i.e. while looking in my eye with the flash light, he says "Well, no one is waving back at me, that's a good sign." Cute!) He was extreemly nice and courteous. The frame selection at Target isn't really that diverse. They follow current trends and tend not to extend out beyond the thick rimmed frames ...which is what I was probably going to get anyway.... But it would have been nice to have more of a selection of frame size. I wanted to get something that had a slightly larger lens area and maybe something with a little more personality. I guess that is what I get for coming to Target :) All in all, it was a good experience and it wasn't too expensive. I paid $300 for the frames and lenses and then an additional $25 for an insurance policy on my glasses. Insurance covered my eye exam, so not sure about that. My BF was fitted for contacts, he didn't complain about anything (not that he really ever does, he's pretty go-with-the-flow) I'm assuming everything met his needs accordingly. read more

Thank you Target Optical - Not! Our family frequents the Richfield Target quite a bit, in fact to the point where we make mulitple visits every week of the year. Several years ago we started to visit the Optical Clinic because it was very convenient, the prices were very reasonable and our insurance was accepted. As my glasses are currently falling apart, it was time to visit Dr. Feldman to renew my prescription and get some new specs. After rushing from work and dropping one son at baseball practice, I make it to Target with a few moments to spare. I dutily fill out my insurance paperwork and wait my turn. Alas, Dr. Feldman is not was in as scheduled and I wait for my appointment with his replacement for the evening. She looks at my insurance paperwork, confers with the Target person (who was very nice) working the shop and then turns her back and begins work on a laptop. The Target rep then tells me that this doctor can't take my insurance and that I could reschedule with Dr. Feldman who can, for another date. Huh? You would think that the Optometrist could at least acknowledge my existence but no, she just turned her head to look at me and went back to her business on the laptop. Obviously, customer service was not her strong point. I am now a happy customer at another vision care location! read more

This rating specifically regards my drive up experience. On a whole, Target is your standard big box store. I have recently become fond of the drive up pick up for my standard household items. It is convenient, quick, fast, and easy. All of this went out the window on my recent trip to the Richfield Target. I notified in the Target App that I was on my way and it tracks when I am in the parking lot. Unfortunately every single drive through pick up spot was taken. Was it taken by people actually waiting for an order delivery?? NO!! All spots, including the "No Parking Zone" were taken up by cars with no one in them. NO ONE!!! And I saw two people come out of the store with grocery carts and a third get out and go in the store!! Why aren't these cars being towed?? Why isn't there an announcement that these spots are reserved?? I finally got a parking spot and had to wait. And wait. And wait. All in all I probably was checked in for 20 minutes. This was not fast, easy, or convenient!! The only other time I had to wait for my order I was at least given a $5 courtesy gift card for the inconvenience. And that was maybe an 8 minute wait. Target I am disappointed. read more

It's always a pleasant surprise to have a very friendly cashier that doesn't treat you like another faceless customer. Chay was very sweet and in the 5 minutes I interacted with her, she put me in the best mood. Having always worked in customer service and retail I like to acknowledge a true gem in such a fast paced industry. Thanks Chay! read more