Staggered check out lines... Bye Felicia. Smells like a diaper... Bye Felicia. Junkyard aisle organization... Bye Felicia. Janky store set-up... Bye Felicia. Gauntlet-style parking garage... Bye Felicia. Checkout lines for daaaayyyz... Bye Felicia. I don't know what it is about California Targets, but so far they are the worst. Not worth my time and I'm pretty ready to just quit the bullseye altogether... or at least the San Bruno one. Why does it smell like that? Why does it have the strangest most inexplicable set-up of any Target ever? Why do people act like we're on the verge of the apocalypse in the parking lot? Maybe the problem is that this Target is attached to a mall, but I still feel like they could do something so at least all the grocery aisles are together and not all spread throughout the store all janky-like. I didn't even bother looking at their clothes because even from the cross-aisle you could tell it was all toe-up and to top it off, my Target card had to get called in because it was a red flag that I was shopping at a Target over 10-miles from where I live, according to the customer service representative... which sounded like a whole mess of bull because I've been cross-county shopping at Target for exactly two decades and it's never once been a problem until here. Never again. Get the hell on, Felicia... er, Target. read more

Terrible, they don't even have a proper section for rain jackets for men! Feels like the Soviet Union! Close this store it's an insult to capitalism read more

For a close-by Target, this location has everything you could want - if you have the patience to look hard enough Things aren't always the most logically placed (at least to me) so I spend the most time hunting for where the treasure is buried. This last go was round a 3-prong extension cord. Sounds easy, right? You laugh now..... just wait till you try to find one. Also note that if you aren't there right as they open, you'll be fighting Christmas-like crowds. This place is PACKED all the time! But I've always been all about the timing & I'm an early bird to boot so getting here early is no prob for me Also not liking the 2 levels too much..... goes back to previous mention of seeking buried treasure But in the grand scheme of things, this Target is A-OK b/c let's face it, after all..... it's a TARGET read more

Guess who's back in SF!?!? *raises my hand* Chyeeaaa home for the holidays!!!! After a long week of finals and a project I am finally home :) Annnnnnd I forgot how close it is to christmas and it was freakin crazy in here. My mom and I came to this chaos this past Saturday, holy shit it was a mad mess here. I just needed to get shampoo and conditioner then get the hell out of here. Thank you express lane! Dammit. Stupid sales tax.... I'm just glad finding parking wasn't as hellish as weaving my way through clogged pathways. Whew. Nice to be back home to this concrete jungle haven with budget issues galore. read more

I love their freezer section!

I adore Target and I try to visit as many of their locations as possible. Target is right up there on my list of favorite stores. They're always adding new brands, involving new designers, and innovating. For example, they just added Jemma Kidd cosmetics. I seriously expect that they will carry tart fro-yo some day soon. The two-story San Bruno location isn't high on my list of Target locations because the clothing and shoe sections are tiny. The location isn't that small but for some reason it devotes more space than average to frozen food (ice cream, Eggos, frozen meals, milk). Target's strength is its soft goods because of its department store roots, not in its grocery items. The store is organized and clean. This location has a Starbucks, Pizza Hut and Icees (4 flavors available). It's Target and it's at the mall, so I'll continue to go here. I do hate the entrance/exit to Tanforan on El Camino. There's such a bottleneck getting in and out - ugh. read more

I like this place, as it's close to the BART station and work. I hate it for the two floors. Sometimes the contraption that takes your cart upstairs will break down, with your cart stuck right in the middle. I also hate it, because I can't remember what's on which floor. It makes for a LOT of backtracking. I go upstairs, get what I need, then head back down to look for something else, only to realize the item was upstairs to begin with. Of course that makes you buy things your wouldn't ordinarily buy, because you had to see it again. You all know what they have, and how cheap some things are, so that's all I have to say about that. They do have good deals on some things, and I can't pass up a deal on the Planter's nuts when they go on sale. I just have to remember that I am on BART, so I better not get the 150 oz of liquid Tide. So two hates and a like equal 3 stars. read more

TARGET SAVED MY LIFE. Well, sort of. This morning I was sent on an errand to find two big coolers with wheels. Simple enough right? NO. Apparently they're OUT OF SEASON. What, people don't go camping in the winter? This simple errand turned into a frantic search for a portable refrigerator on wheels, yes, FRANTIC. I live in San Jose, and there is an REI in Mountain View. We got our first cooler from here, so I thought they were sure to have them. Nope, nothing, nada. I had the dude check the stores in San Carlos and San Francisco... Nope! All out. Man, WTF.... I go to Osh Hardware across the street, oooh wee, strange people work there, don't let the tv commercials fool you... they aren't as knowledgeable as they lead you to believe. Anyway, Osh, no dice. Ahhh!!! So I was like, ok fine, I'll just keep driving north (office is in San Francisco) I called Home Depot, those beeyotches hung up on me! I searched for a Big 5 (whoa, yes, they still exist), nope, no stores near the 101 (according to Google, but you know, Google lies sometimes...) So yeah, I'm getting closer and closer to San Francisco with my trunk EMPTY. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO!!! THEY WILL KILL ME IF I SHOW UP WITH NO COOLERS TO HOLD OUR TASTY BEVERAGES!!! So my brain is visually mapping all the stores that are coming up on the 101 and I'm like OH!. Target in San Bruno, at the new and I don't know about improved Tanforan Center! I called, them, and lo and behold, THEY ACTUALLY ANSWERED THE PHONE. PRAISE EM!!! I ask them if they have coolers with wheels and they immediately said YES! WE DO! I was thrilled. I floored the gas pedal on my wimpy little Civic and took the 380 Exit towards El Camino Real. OK, so yeah. Getting there. EASY. You exit and make two right turns and you're in the parking lot. The parking lot sucks and is scary as hell (blind spots and speeding cars galore), but oh well, it's all part of the adventure I guess. Leaving this parking garage is something like hell though so make sure you go out the right exit or else you'll be taking an unexpected tour of San Bruno... So anywho, I find the coolers! And they're HUGE!!! Yes!!! JACKPOT!!! I felt like I won the lottery. I can finally go to work without fear of Ligaya scolding me with her metal ruler (hurt!) So yes, Target, you get 5 Mega Super Stars for saving my life and for stocking almost anything you would ever need to survive any fashion or natural catastrophe. read more

I LOVE Target! Cool designs, cool commercials, great selection of lots of consumer goods. AND Lola gets all her Issac Mizrahi here! The garden center is pretty cool too, although kinda sparse recently. read more

3 stars.... 1 for being next to a cinnabon 2 for being walking distance from where I used to live 3 for having those escalators for shopping carts i love that thing.....i wish I could ride a shopping cart as it goes up read more

I have 3 Target stores in my area and this one has been very good to me in terms of having things when I need it, whereas the other two seem to be 50/50. They do have a very extensive freezer section compared to the other two. Anyways yeah. It's very good! Oh yeah, 22 check-ins and counting.....LOL read more

Ok so before I begin, let's get one thing straight. It's Tar-get. Target! Like "tar," the stuff the Patriots used in the 18th century to feather up the tax collectors, combined with "get," as in "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!" Stop trying to class it up by calling it "Targaaaay!" It is not a classy place! Classy places do not have feeding frenzies in the parking lot 'o death, do not run out of shopping carts on a Saturday morning at 11 am, and they most certainly do not sell pleather shoes! I don't care if they are only $12! They are still ugly, uncomfortable and will most likely produce large unsightly blisters on every single toe. Possibly the heels as well. Despite my disdain for places that reek of young children and inferior products, I find Target a semi-acceptable place to spend my money when I need to purchase toiletries, large amounts of toilet paper, CDs, books, and other odds and ends. Like this weekend. My clothes basket broke, and I needed a new one. Solution? Target. And when I need to stock up on travel-sized toothpaste, mouthwash, deodorant, lotion, etc so I don't get yelled at by that angry lady at the security check point. Solution? Target. And when I have a hot date with my boyfriend and need to buy a new fab bag? Solution? I go to Nordstrom and purchase a nice pink leather Hobo clutch with all the money I saved by doing my other shopping at Target! read more

This Target did not meet my expectations. I'm a Target fan in general. But this target. The whole place was in disarray. It almost felt like a super storm was coming or post-zombie apocalyptic madness. Clothes strewn everywhere, limited or lack of stock. Something about this place makes me feel claustrophobic. The aisles are narrower and the shelves are situated in maze formation. To make matters worse the cashier told me, "andale andale, I gotta get out of here...." Nope, not pleased with this Target. Not coming back even if it were the last target on earth, andale that! read more

This was the worst Target experience I had in regards to price adjustment. Yes, now it is cyber Monday. I bought clothes at the Mountain View (MV), CA target last week. I went into the Mountain View Target two days later and noticed of course, the prices were lower given it was Black Friday. I would have waited to purchase the clothes on Black Friday but the problem was I needed pajamas ASAP because I had to sleep over at my relative's house in MV. Anyway, I went in on Black Friday to the Mountain View store and asked the cashier if I brought in my original receipt, would I be able to get a price adjustment? The cashier said yes as long as it is within 14 days. So, I go to the San Bruno Target store today and bring my original receipt. The guest services said I could NOT get a price adjustment because it is cyber monday and I need to come back tomorrow for a price adjustment. The cashier at guest services (a guy, short, kinda tiny in size) was SO RUDE to me. He was throwing a toy around like he was playing fetch and when I asked him how much lower the prices would be tomorrow (because I am trying to think whether it's worth it or not to come back to San Bruno Target), he looked at me with a smirk and said "I dunno!" It was definitely an attitude of 'well, you better come back to see how much can get if we price match tomorrow! *evil laugh*" I got so upset and told them that a rep from MV told me that I could get a price match. I called the MV store and spoke with the supervisor there at guest services. He told me if I were in MV right now, he would give me a price match. I had the supervisor in MV talk to Grace, the associate at guest services. Grace said, nope, does not work. So in any case, I looked on target's website and yes, it looks like there is an exclusion for price matching during black friday/cyber monday. However, I still feel that the associates at San Bruno were not only unfriendly, they were rude and unprofessional. Also, Target needs to give a straightforward message to ALL TARGET STORES in regards to price matching during black friday/cyber monday. I then call Target CORPORATE and they basically told me, yeah, there's an exclusion! WELL OF COURSE, NOW I KNOW, but if they told their reps in MV, I wouldn't have wasted my time. I am very surprised..I expected much more from Target. Might as well go to Walmart. And San Bruno needs to fire the small guy behind guest services. What a complete waste of my time and energy. Get it right next time Target. And also, even if it was a policy, if Target wants their customer to come back, they should just acknowledge it and say, sorry for the misunderstanding but for future reference, we don't honor price matching during black friday/cyber monday. There was no message on my receipt saying black friday/cyber monday was excluded from price matching. Altho the target.com website has the exclusion, NOT EVERYONE has access to the internet. Notice needs to be DIRECT to the consumer so we don't waste our time searching the policy on target's website. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. NEVER GOING BACK TO THE SAN BRUNO TARGET. read more

I've been to many targets in my life. Some in LA, in the OC, Maryland, San Mateo, and now San Bruno... and I must say, I"m still in love. This store is the best. anything you need, they've got it. I remember my friend and i were looking for a stuffed squirrel. the 3 toy stores didn't have it, but target did. 2 story Targets are the bomb. this one at the Tanforan Mall is HUGE. Not 5 stars just because the restrooms were not as clean as I would like them to be, but they used REAL soap. Not that pink-kills-your-skin ish, but Dial! read more

I like this Target location. Employees are friendly and helpful. Bathrooms are clean. They also have 2 levels with escalator for carts! Another bonus is the Starbucks inside...one stop shop! I lost my keys in here at one point and customer service and the security guards were really helpful in trying to locate my keys. Although I never got it back, their efforts are commendable. Thumbs up, Target Tanforan! read more

I only come here when I go to Tanforan Mall since I can get all my shopping done in one place. I like looking at the Junior department when I go to other Targets but I feel like theirs lacks a variety of clothes. This was the first Target I've ever been to that had the cart escalator which I think is really cool. Love how they put their $1 items near the registers. I always find some of my favorite sour candy for only $1. They do have a Starbucks inside too which is very convenient for me, lol. One day I got a caramel frap and the guy that made it was taking too long since he was the only person working at the time. Then one of the customers kept complaining to him that he charged them extra when really it was just the tax. Idiots. Anyways, the guy ended up giving me the grande caramel frap that I originally ordered and on top of that, a trenta caramel frap. Talk about diabeties, loll. Love gettin' the joogs. read more

I really don't like this Target, for being a "super" Target it isn't that great. I usually rarely go now, only if I really really need to because they are overpriced and/or very messy either clothes on the floor, non-faced aisles, spills, or missing an item I need. And they NEVER have enough registers open, which I hate because I usually just purchase a few things when I come here. read more

Usually, I adore Target. I could spend hours roaming the aisles, coming up with things I 'have to have' but didn't realize it. Even though we did end up getting almost everything on our list, I did find that a lot of things were out of stock when I started browsing around. Bad timing? Lines went pretty quickly, so that was good. read more

I love TARGET! Really cheap prices & you can find everything at this store! Unless you're looking for the gardening section, which in that case, you must look for TARGET "Greenland". And no produce, but it's not a supermarket! I always go here because I know I'll find the best prices and it has a clean, modern feeling. Went here to grab a few quick random things. I really like going to TARGET for household items, cosmetics, health & beauty, pharmacy goods, foods, pet, office supplies, and sports equipment. I picked up scented candles, air fresheners and dog kibbles. Scented candles (tall & short): $2.99/$4.99 each Air fresheners Glade plug-in warmer with scented oil refill: 3 for $5!!! Dog kibbles: $14/15 lbs. read more

I love Target. I come here for everything...almost everything. They have coupons and sales all the time, especially on Thursdays. If you use your own shopping bag, they take off 5 cents from your total purchase. They also have starbucks inside, a plus for me. I also love their popcorn, addicting. :) Their food court also sells pizza and other stuff. This location has two floors. The only thing I do notice from this location is it needs a little cleaning up and tideness and in the ladies room. Cashier customer service is also not very consistent. I have dealt with not so nice cashiers... read more

Seriously? NEVER coming back to this one. It's almost on par with my vow to NEVER shop @ WAL-MART unless I'm on a project and it's the ONLY one within a 25-mile radius. After mistakenly assuming that people who work there are supposed to be helpful, we quickly realized that this TAR-jay was NOTHING like the ones I've come to adore ELSEWHERE. SO beware, folks. Unless you're armed with plenty of patience... this is NOT the place you'd want to shop. We were headed over to nab the steal-of-a-deal "UP!" DVD release. Prior to our scavenger hunt, my guy had surfed the web to do some price comparisons ahead of time, so TAR-jay was where we opted to shop. Let me preface what I'm about to gripe about with --- yes, it was retarded of us to head on over on a SATURDAY afternoon. Especially since I absolutely HATE malls with ALL my heart. Okay, that said, it was a zoo. Literally. Wild and unruly children, putrid smells, the works. Chaos doesn't even begin to do justice with what we were hit with. Our attempted beeline to the digital media department was futile. And WE were NOT the only ones confused. Everything there was mislabeled, not stocked, or was without rhyme or reason why it was placed where it was. The prices for the "UP!" DVD in the store were at least $5 to $15 dollars OVER what their online counterpart had touted. Two workers strolled by and we stopped them to ask about the discrepancy. We were first met with blank stares. Then, when I repeated my simple request to find out why the prices didn't match up with what was online, we were then given uncomfortable mutterings about how online shopping and store visits were two completely different entities, blah blah, blah. Again, did I mention I absolutely HATE malls? SO, taking the cue that these folks didn't have a clue, I glanced over at my guy and we quickly maneuvered through the madhouse to find a self-scanner. BINGO! The prices matched what was touted online. FOLKS, this should not have been that hard. The staff at OTHER TAR-jays have always been UBER-helpful --- and would have easily rectified the issue by going over and scanning it themselves instead of giving us the runaround about some crappy online vs store mismatch. UGH. read more

I wish I could give 0 stars but I want to tell everyone how bad my experience was at this target. What I encountered was absolutely disgusting. Samantha was verbally attacking Briana. She punched her chest and almost made her fall. I cannot believe a worker would do this to their coworker. I went straight to Briana to make sure she was okay, she was crying and very distraught. I am so upset and I hope Samantha gets terminated. read more

Remie the cashier is rude and slow. I carefully packed the basket I was carrying so not to harm the soft breads. She dumped the basket out and the heavy things crushed the bread. She acted annoyed when I questioned her. So sad the poor service from her. read more

The shopping experience at this location is a 2. But I am upping it by a star for one primary thing. The higher end items you may be looking for in a special sale are always here. Throughout the summer, this is the only place I have actually seen things like Nintendo Wiis in stock repeatedly. On the other hand, the bulk grocery items and bargain bins quickly look like a tornado swooped in despite the visible staff constantly re-organizing (naughty shoppers). Go first thing in the morning to get the best selection and experience an organized, well-stocked store. It becomes madness from late morning on. Much of the staff is very friendly and informative as well! read more

We all know how amazing Target is, but it's amazingness gets so downplayed at this particular location. The last time I was here was during the holiday season. Long lines are expected, but being understaffed shouldn't be. The lines at the cash registers were unbearably long because only half were operating. The express line was longer than the others. So useless. To top it off the Starbucks inside the store lacked sufficient maintenance. Their espresso machines were out of order, so basically they couldn't brew anything other than frappuchinos. Who wants to drink a frappe in 50 degree weather? I would have been less aggravated if they were closed. Don't tease me. Since that was only one occurrence, I can't judge the entire business based on just that. So despite everything, this Targer is probably one of the most organized stores because I don't think it's as frequented in comparison to the two other Daly City locations. You can usually find items here that are sold out at other stores (from my experience). Also, it's two floors and who doesn't have fun playing with the cart escalators? read more

It pains to me to give this Target a 3 star rating but it needs to be done. Here is what this target is doing right: -It's clean -Great Layout -It's huge so there's a great selection -Lots in Stock -Tons of parking -In a mall -Great location What it's doing wrong: -There are never enough cashier's--lines get CRAZYYY long -Employee's could care less about their jobs -Labels for sales are placed incorrectly all over the store. -Crowded with LOUD, OBNOXIOUS people. I'll go because it's so conveniently located, but honestly I dream of a nice quiet target with shorter lines and correctly priced goods. read more

I love Target. I'm there every other week for a drugstore type item and always leave with multiple bags and a three digit bill. I love it. So it's just so disappointing to have experienced the worst customer service at Tanforan's Target. I'm with my daughter checking out. I brought a bag but of course bought a whole shopping cart full of stuff so cashier is bagging as she rings. I move to the end to also reach over to fill the bags I brought as well as load bags into my cart.. When she's ringing the last few items, I stop bagging and move back to pay with my Target card. After I'm done (entering my Target card pin and putting card back in wallet). I look up and cashier is handing me my very long receipt and says "have a good day". I glance at end of counter to ensure we weren't leaving any bags and took my receipt and thanked her before leaving. Of course after driving all the way home, 20mins to Redwood City, and unload and unpack I realize I never got my last bag. The cashier was packing the bag right next to the scanner and then would place it on the counter before filling a new bag. I assumed she must have put it in my cart or put it in counter for my daughter to put in cart or whatever. Honestly I wasn't thinking about it much. Her handing me the receipt and saying goodbye told me that she did not have a bag in her possession (not moved to the counter) so to be honest, at that moment I didn't think about it. Annoyed but not that big of deal as there was nothing perishable, just clothes and shampoo type stuff, but enough if it that it equaled $70 of goods. So I called to just give them my credit card so they could credit me back those items. No answer. It's 6:40 pm on a Tuesday night. I call again and again and again. I call trying every option the automated machine tells me is an option, tried EVERY department, every extension in hopes of anyone answering the phone. I tried calling for 20 mins I kid you not and could not get ONE phone call answered. It's just rings endlessly. How can a huge store like target NOT ANSWER THEIR PHONE? EVER?! I started just mildly annoyed but now I'm upset. Upset because I'm already home in Redwood City and San Bruno Target (by my work) is 20 mins away. Upset because it's dinner time and my kids hungry and the buns I needed for tonight's bacon burgers in bag left at target. Even worse, I can't cook them anything because I'm forced to drive all the way back there (& then back home AGAIN bc they can't bother to answer a ringing phone at any extension). I went straight to customer service and before I finished my sentence the nice representative already had my bag. I expressed to him I did not think cashiers mistake that big of deal except for the fact they don't answer their phones and the huge inconvenience in me having to go back. He sympathized and immediately called for his manager to take care of me. I wish I would have gotten his name bc he was great. A middle aged Asian man with glasses and excellent temperament. I was already feeling better bc of his empathy. He recognized immediately the hassle for me from such a distance. Unfortunately when his supervisor arrived and I relayed the same information, she just shrugged an apology showing me her Target cell phone "they just give us these old things and we can't really answer phones with them". WHAT?! Each employ has a phone but none of them can answer a phone call? COME AGAIN?! so then I said," it wasn't a big deal except for the fact I'm from so far away so can you at least talk to your cashier about her hanging onto the bag (not putting it on counter & handing me the receipt saying bye. Making it seem like I had all the bags." The supervisor just said, " we'll they usually move it to counter." "But not this time she didn't". The supervisor just said ,"sorry about that". And w/that I turned around and marched out to drive another 20 mins back home. I don't know what I expected them to do, but trust it wasn't much. The tiniest gesture, dang a free Starbucks coffee, would have smoothed everything over but the complete lack of even recognizing how inconvenienced I was by the supervisor put me in a place where I'm feeling the need to bitch about it. In summary, TARGET - good, SAN BRUNO TARGET- No thank you. Ever. read more

Where do you go for iPhone covers? Apple Store? AT &T? Well that's where I used to go till today. Huge selection of cool and fashionable iPhone covers can be had at very reasonable prices. My iPhone 5 now looks like a iPhone 5 Million! Sure, I was really looking for Best Buybut lucky me made a wrong turn into the mall. And Target sells wine! Who knew?! read more

This is your normal Target. Bargains everywhere to entice you to spend 4x what you normally would spend had you just gone to the drug store for your necessities. But that's what we all love about Target, isn't it? This one in particular is in the mall AND adjacent to the BART station. Which means two things: (1) it's full of teenagers, and (2) it's super convenient. This translates to: crowded ALL the time. So it's not always the most pleasant shopping experience. HOWEVER-- the employees here are patient and efficient, despite the clientele that this store has. And their shelves are always stocked full of what you need. So that's a definite plus. read more

WARNING: DO NOT TRY TO BUY A CELL PHONE AT THIS STORE. Found the iPhone I wanted at Target.com and made a reservation to pick it up at Tanforan Target. Drove down twice from San Francisco, wasted 6 hours, and no phone. First of all, the Mobile kiosk staff wasn't in either time I went. No one could tell me when they'd be back. Finally, found a somewhat helpful manager who called in another Mobile rep from another Target. Waited 2 hours for him to arrive, just to find out that the phone wasn't actually in stock. This was after the Mobile Rep cockily told me "he was the best around" and then proceeded to make obnoxious comments to his buddies while I was seething at wasting so much time here on a weekend. Thanks a lot Target. I will get my phone elsewhere. Done buying electronics here. read more

There's a bunch of hate for this Target location... We just moved to San Francisco, a land of absolutely no Targets. This is horrific for me. Thankfully, we live in the Parkside, which makes it quite easy to throw ourselves down the 280 to the Daly City, Colma, and San Bruno location Targets. This store is the gnarliest one of the bunch. It's connected to a mall, is extremely messy and disorganized, and is sort of depressing to meander through. Seriously. It's as if there is a group of 30 kids allowed to run-a-muck in this place before it opens. it's a disaster zone, haha. I still love Target, but I really think that the understaffing of this store is to blame. I mean, they have to make money... there are so many that go through that store every day... but it's a little fishy... read more

I seem to be coming to Target at least once a week, they have everything that you would need. Sometimes my shopping list might be super random, I can get what I need without going to Walgreen's, a department store, Trader Joe's and Safeway. Bread, Greek yogurt, Cough Drops, Body Lotion, pencils, and leggings are some of the random things I've bought all at once here. It's like a one shop stop place. Yes, the layout can be a little confusing because they finished their lovely fresh food section. Which is awesome BTW. But everything is finally in it's place. Plus it gives you an excuse to look around and buy more things you don't need. This target is less crowded then the other two in the area and there is always plenty of parking. Just avoid this place like a plague on Sundays because everyone loves to shop here. It's lovely because they're open super late also! 11pm. Their prices are very good also for groceries. read more

As soon as I walked into I the store I had a bad feeling. The bad bad feeling was anger . when I went to to the changing room I saw blood everywhere and also a dead body' then I went out to walk to a staff member and they where to busy scratching digging in there butt. They were no help at all! One of the staff members had blood at over his arms and legs. I didn't think much it it untill he came up to my beloved child of god and started to hit him. this made jhonny my holy child unholynow my child likes satan! UGH! I will NEVER be coming back here read more

The worst Target I have ever had the displeasure of shopping in. The parking garage is a demolition derby, but in slow motion. The aisles are cramped. The lighting is low and off-equity. The lay-out is circular and brutal. It is definitely not mapped to the same overall easy-to-shop planogram as other Targets. In other news, the clientele here is more WalMart than Whole Foods, which is just not my scene. Lots of screaming children and people standing around staring off into space blocking the aforementioned narrow aisles. I'll be sticking to the Foster City Target and I suggest you other upper Peninsula dwellers do likewise. read more

I usually love Target, but I cannot begin to say just how much I loathe this store. I only come to this store if I absolutely have to. It's dirty, crowded unorganized, and there are never enough cashiers to get out in a decent time. God help you if you get caught trying to get to the express lane (if it's ever open) when coming from the inner part of the store. It's like being a fish thing to swim upstream. The clothes are always in a disarray. The clientele that shop at this particular store are slobs. They could care less that they drop the merchandise on the floor. I feel bad for the management and the employees. It would be awful to work in these conditions, let alone shop in them read more

Just had the most irritating experience at this store. Their systems are down so they can't check anyone out. There are employees stationed all over the store only sharing information if asked. You need to post employees at each entrance and have them communicate that the systems are down prior to people entering the store and shopping. The manager tried to tell me the whole Bay Area is down. This is simply not true. I've been running errands all morning and there were no issues with any other businesses in the area. What I think he meant to say was, all Target stores in the Bay Area are down. Just simple communication is all it takes to turn this situation around for the rest of your customers. read more

What is it about Target that prompts your visit to last more than an hour and never lets you leave empty-handed? I like this Target because it's right off the BART line. It's large (two stories), with a fairly decent sized selection. And now that Tanforan's open, you can leave the store and step into the mall to continue your shopping spree. This location also holds a special place, because I experienced my first (and hopefully, last) panic attack. No one should ever have to experience that! read more

Every single time I came to this Target; something I paid for wouldn't make it home. And it wasn't something small like a pack of gum or a candy bar - no, I lost 1) a dog's Halloween costume 2) A paperback book 3)a box of ziploc bags. This was 3 SEPARATE occasions. The parking lot is weird too, and full of potholes. read more

I used to go to the Target in Colma but switched to this location due to it being less chaotic and unorganized. I'm a big fan of Target but am a bit disturbed given their political alliances. This Target is new and although it's attached to the Tanforan Mall, it doesn't seem as chaotic and messy. The staff here are friendly, polite and helpful which is a change from the Colma store. Target fulfills its purpose by fulfilling my household needs. read more