I was always mystified whenever someone told me they didn't like Target. Now, I think that they must have gone to the store in San Bruno. After two Sunday afternoon trips to the San Bruno Target I have decided to never go back, even if that means doing without basic human essentials. The only redeeming feature of the San Bruno Target is the cool escalator that pulls your cart up the stairs for you. That never ceases to amuse me. The store is very crowded, and it seems to be governed by very different rules than regular society. No one pauses to make sure that they don't run into anyone else. No one watches their children. People are constantly running into strangers, literally. Also, the toiletries and the cosmetics have been divorced from each other, and they occupy totally different parts of the store. So, if you want face wash and toothpaste, you are going to have to discover them in two different zip codes. read more

Target Tanforan on Monday evening, March 22nd, 2016 between the hours of 09.00 and 10.30 p.m. We were initially looking for an iron skillet to properly prepare our late Filet Mignon dinner, but also strolling through the aisles, looking for, checking out and adding items of interest to our cart. One of them should, or could have been this one here, a folding lounge chair here posted: http://www.target.com/p/sling-lounger-tan-room-essentials/-/A-17184287#prodSlot=_1_6 Inspired by yesterday's warm weather and dreaming of balcony quality time, we compared it with similar chairs and prices (which helped btw. memorizing this particular price: $59). Remembering all price tags is tricky when your cart is overloaded. When your receipt is like 20+ inches long, you may occasionally not notice that the checkout price differs from the price displayed in the showroom. When finally checking out, the nice and helpful cashier couldn't find a barcode/price tag and couldn't checkout the chair, so she called for help. And "help" arrived. "Juan" (not his real name), who ran the customer service counter that night took possession of the chair, told the cashier to cancel all transactions and asked us to go over to the customer service counter and wait while he left to check for the price. I remember thinking that's a kind of unusual approach to address this. A one minute wait at the cashier, while an employee checks the price tag is common practice. Why canceling the whole transaction? But it was past 10 p.m., we we're hungry. "Juan" came back saying the price is $79. To me it didn't feel right. I wouldn't have purchased this chair for $79, close to $100. Just over $50 was an OK price, so I got suspicious about his action. I walked all the way back to check it out by myself and found out I was right. It was clearly offered for $59 (in my uploaded pics). In my mind now, that guy turned from trusted to very suspicious. How can you get this one wrong??? Even at 10 p.m., if you're acceptably literate and have normal eyesight, you can recognize a product and read it's price tag even at early stages of Alzheimer's dementia. From a store employee I should expect that as a basic skill. Business requires this level of trust to stay partnered. Once trust is gone it's over. There are no second chances. I'm aware of the fact that people make mistakes. That's why "Juan" still had a chance to ease my mind. So back at the counter, the first thing I asked "Juan" was if he wants to screw me over 20 bucks? That statement should have ring an alarm bell to start paying attention to his role and provide customer service. But he preferred diffusing the situation and serving other customers. He didn't give it the kind of attention one would expect. Instead, he was mumbling something about he scanned the price and avoided dealing with me exclusively. He could have solved this ASAP, but for some strange reason he didn't.At my preferred grocery store for example, they hand you over the product as gift, after you make them aware of their mistake. And they do that quickly and thankfully and it happened twice within 2 years. And at Target Tanforan? "Juan" continued rather dealing with other customers, keeps us waiting, and called for someone else to deal with us. That was the end of it. I got really angry. He didn't act like he made a stupid mistake. He acted like a guilty man who was caught on the act. He avoided me. I told them to keep their chair, headed back to the cashier again to pay and we left. It was too late and we're too hungry to deal with this. I will bring this to the attention of the store administration because that's something I would wanna know if I would be supervisor. read more

Target - Product and price tag - Department Stores Near Me - San Bruno, California

Now that the remodeling is done here, it is a MUCH better shopping experience. And it has a pharmacy, if you're into that sort of thing. It can be kind of ghetto here (yeah I know, I sound like a snobby white person, I really don't mean to) with tons of people with screaming kids running amok in the toy, food and clothing aisles but as long as you are a defensive cart driver or walker, you should be fine. I love their huge clothing section, massive scrapbooking aisle, excellent greeting card/gift wrap aisles and electronic/books/DVDs/CDs department. I often go into this store for two things like shampoo and trash bags and come out with two bags full of stuff and a receipt for $100, how do I do that?! The cart escalator is awesome. I enjoy watching people try and figure out how to use them. And come on, this Target is connected to a MALL, how cool is THAT?! read more

The sweetest people and most helpful ! Thank you so much garrette ( hope I spelled his name right) so much professionalisms he deserves a raise and a manager position. read more

This is one of their nicer multi-level locations in the area, everything is arranged in an easy to navigate set up, where signs always point you in the right direction of your items, but they don't always do the greatest job in stocking their shelves properly. They usually have a decent clearance section here after holidays, with many of their items being marked down more than 50%, but their everyday items seem to be higher priced than locations that are free standing from a shopping mall. read more

Target - Kids Clearance Rack - Department Stores Near Me - San Bruno, California

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LOVE LOVE LOVE TARGET!!! I've always been a huge fan of Target, since I was a young boy roaming the aisles with my mom, while I still lived in SoCal. It has always brought me joy and I've always considered it to be the "luxury version" of Walmart. Having lived in the east coast for 6+ years and being acclimated to the ghetto-ness of Walmart, I'd have to say that Target is more of my cup of tea. Their locations are cleaner, the staff is more attentive, and the aisles are looted with trash on the floor and even worst, TRASHY customers. Targets quasi-premium prices tend to veer the ghetto people outta its way and into the cheap places. Not to say that Target doesn't attract a few hoodrats. LOL This place is nicely located adjacent to the Tanforan Mall and BART (which I've never used). The parking is shaped confusingly (design engineer should be reprimanded by the state) because it limits entrances/exits to VERY specific routes. Not at all customer friendly. The prices are a tad higher than other store, but the shopping experience is a lot better. I like how this place is, essentially, the one-stop shop. I come here mainly for my household goods (toilet paper, lotion, toothbrush/paste, laundry stuff, etc.), but also like to look for random stuff around the house (decorations, etc.). I like how they have Pizza Hut/Starbux inside coz it makes for a pleasant food fest after my shopping extravaganzas. I rate it a A- because of the parking, awesome service/products, and customer friendly hours of operation. read more

Extra points for the SHOPPING CART ESCALATOR!!! Wooooo! Although, people seem to be rather confused when they try to use it. Perhaps a sign in front of it indicating, "You must have an IQ of more than 80 to use this device..." At any rate, this place is two stories of Target MADNESS!! I still think I like the Colma Target the best, for the sheer fact that things are so much easier to find, and neater. For some reason, the customers who shop here are not so nice - maybe it's something in the water?! Overall, it is a Target - a big GINORMOUS Target. I have more luck at the Colma store - I think you would too! read more

Had to walk through here because I parked in the lot. More of a torture, really. However, I was totally caught off guard by watching a woman get on the escalator with her cart, and it chugged along right next to her, on it's on escalator belt. W O W That is frickin neat! The only item I bought here was the Cafe Latte purchased at the Starbucks counter and that took ridiculously long since the barista was chatting to her friend sitting on the other side of the tables about why her V-day was not enjoyable because her boyfriend had his male friends over. Nice. read more

I'm always sorta disappointed with the selection at this Target. I think that the ones in Daly City and Colma are a little better. For instance, I was looking for BOOKENDS. I know that the one in Daly City has them...well, because that is where I bought my last set. Yet, this one...nope. I was also looking for the portable PUFFS PLUS WITH VICKS (which is HEAVENLY for allergy sufferers especially with the pollution from the Santa Cruz fires) and nope, they don't have that either. What is UP WITH THAT? read more

I LOVE TARGET!!!!! Target has saved me from one too many disasters, they have everything! I love it. But as for this target, eh... 2 stars. Staff needs some work, saw this guy totally blow off this older woman asking him if he could help her find laundry detergent. Jerk. And yes I know you heard her because you looked right at her as she was talking to you and rushed away. Jack ass. Other than that I LOVE TARGET!!! read more

Target! Our love affair through all these years have been great but for the first time you have disappointed me. You left a sour taste in my mouth last night... I hate this location in Tanforan Mall. This Target is much smaller than the Target Greatland on Colma and carry way less items but I found myself here after scouting a couple of stores in the mall last night. All I came for was a wig cap for my Halloween costume. I didn't expect everyone to know what it was but after describing it I would have thought they would be able to help go to the right direction. After walking aimlessly through the store, I found an employee who was free. I approached her and: Anne: Hello! I was wondering if you can help me find wig caps? Target Employee (blankly with a slight grin): I don't know what they are. Anne: Well, they are caps you put on your head to keep all your hair smoothly in one place so you can put a wig over your head. Where can I find something like that here? Target Employee (shaking her head and still blank): I'm not sure. Anne: How about Halloween costumes? Do you sell them? Target Employee (blank): Ummm... I think so. Anne: Can you tell me where they are? Target Employee (blank and shaking her head): Ummm... I don't know where they are. Anne (smiling fakely): Thanks for your help! Anne (under her breath walkiing away): Fuckin' useless. So I asked another Target Employee where the Halloween costumes where who was just 10 feet away from the first Target Employee. Thank goodness she directed me to the costumes section. And guess where it was from the 1st Target Employee? Just about 40 feet away! What kind of employees do you hire, Target?! Besides the disappointment in this location's employees, the place was a mess. It's like no one wanted to clean anything or straighten up anything. Items were scattered around the floor. Blah, Target at Tanforan.... BLAH. read more

Do not expect the store manager Chris to help you..I had an ad for Duraflame logs that was published on Target website and the store didn t have any logs and also other stores. Chris and other maangerial staff members would not issue a rain check for this product.. Please contact channel 4 if you have had this type of problem. Their corporate office/customer service isn t any help on this and there is no contact number for administation either. read more

This Target is convenient and close to the 380 Freeway off of El Camino in San Bruno. This target is a bit weird because it has two floors, most Target stores i have been to are just one level. They do have elevators that take you up and down the store and cool escalators that take the cart up and a separate escalator to take you up. This target now also has fresh grocery as well if you need some stuff to make lunch or dinner. It has a food court as well and a Starbucks stand for people who wants a hot drink while shopping. This place can get pretty crowded since it is link to the Tanforan Shopping Mall and can have a lot of traffic from the mall to Target. -Parking- Their are plenty of parking, one big parking structure that is not FULL and you can always park. read more

Target at The Shops at Tanforan is a 10 min drive from my house. This is pretty much the Target i would visit for errands and whatnot. Park in their own back parking lot to save yourself from walking through the whole mall to get to their entrance. Parking is so much better. They have pretty good prices, sometimes so low that you wanna buy things even though you dont really need them. I barely have to line up whenever i come here. Especially during the weekday. Best thing is if you need help, you can always spot someone for assistance. Afterwards, you can go shop in the mall if you like read more

I ordered a couple of items online one night and it was shipped very quickly to my house. Unfortunately, my absentminded habits had me ordering from the men's dept. and not the boys so a few items had to come back to the store. Saturday afternoon on a windy, rainy day is the perfect day to come to a Target. I live about 10 minutes from this Target and even though I pass by it every day, I always forget about it because it's tucked away behind the BJ's and Barnes & Noble. It's kind of a hassle getting to the back of the mall if it's packed and busy because there's only one lane of traffic leading you to the back. Finding parking isn't that bad actually if you just head straight to the 2nd or 3rd floor and use their elevators straight down. Fortunately, the return desk is always by the front doors so even though the return line was 12 people deep, at least it was a convenient find and every register was being utilized by a friendly, happy staff. I'd hate to work the return desk on a dreary day so I give major kudos to the people here. I was in and out in about 10 minutes for the return. The other part of the visit though took about 30 minutes on account of how confusing the layout of the store was. They had 3 separate places for toilet paper, but facial tissue was upstairs?? It was completely random and aggravating. Thank goodness I never really need that much otherwise I might just go on a rampage after too many visits here. Also, if you need someone to help you with an item, it's almost impossible to find them even if you press the Help button. I think they're severely understaffed on the floor so basically if you're looking for a clean store, help with getting an item down, or directions, or even a little sense of direction, good luck to you. Overall, it's still the place to find great deals on fun summer clothes, chunky jewelry, and guilty little pleasures like Archer Farms sparkling grapefruit soda. They have random goodies like gourmet chocolate covered pretzels, a slip and slide, and a gaming chair all along the same aisles practically. If you're patient and a person who likes garage sales, consignment shops, you'll especially love this particular Target. read more

It's a Target. All Targets are pretty much the same. They're what Walmart wishes to be. The great thing about living on the Peninsula is that there aren't any Walmarts. Walmarts are disgusting. I feel like I'm in Tijuana when I step into a Walmart. They're just bootleg Targets. You step into a Walmart and there's clothes all over the floor, signs are in Spanish, nobody speaks English, etc. It's like a WWF No Holds Barred Cage Match between NWO and DX. I step into Target and I still feel clean, everything is still on the racks, nothing is half used and put back on the shelf, workers know where things are located, Starbucks, etc. Oh, I do appreciate the big parking lot at this Target. It's also right next to the BART station. So bomb. read more

This is the worst target ever. Has anyone actually figured out the parking lot? There are two floors and a ton of people. I refuse to go to this one and now go to the smaller Target in Colma (or Daly City), a much, much more pleasant experience. Sadly, this Target is tipping on the verge of a Wal-Mart experience... read more

How can you NOT be a fan of Target?! That's just crazy. Target is like the ultimate one-stop shop..especially since they added groceries in their inventory now. Probably the same size as any other Target nearby, but there's 2 floors with an escalator for the carts. I still think that's pretty cool..idk why, haha. This specific location is kind of like the Serramonte one since it's attached to the Tanforan mall. While it's conveniently located at the mall, it can get packed with people killing time at the mall. Going into Target can be dangerous. You start thinking.."Oh I'll need this soon." More times than not, you walk out of Target with something...even if you didn't plan on it, haha. If you drive towards the back of Tanforan, there's a lot for Target. It can get pretty packed though. read more

I love Target. Hands down. Now, I'm not a big box store aficionado, and I try to support local, small stores. I live in San Francisco so anything I might need I can find locally, without taking the Winnebago down to my local Wal*Mart. I believe firmly in the nature of mom and pop businesses and a place called "Nancy's" or "The Corner Shop" is more likely to rate a visit than Costco or Mervyn's or Sears or Montgomery Ward. That being said, I still love Target. There's something hip and stylish about the place. And, contrary to what you might think, not all Target stores are alike. I mean, sure, they all have the red carts and the staff all walk around like Secret Service agents with radios in their ears, but the Novato store is different from the Tanforan Store which is different from the Colma store which is different from the Albany, NY store. Now, what I enjoy most about target is the low cost of making a mistake. How often have you thought about buying something but the price just seemed a little too high for an impulse buy? Or - how often have you felt like buying something, but had no idea what it was you wanted or needed. Now here's the best part - if you decide you need underwear, and you go to Mervyn's - well, you'll get underwear, and you might get socks or even a shirt but you will NOT, i repeat, NOT get shaving cream or an iPod cover. You will not get a pretzel and you will NOT get a can of Pringle's Sour Cream & Onion potato crisps. (why they're not called chips, I'm not entirely certain) Target is a browser's delight. Target salves the soul like no other store. And above all, Target makes finding their stores easy - they just put a big goddamn target outside. I buy all my clothes, potato chips, shaving tackle, iPod accessories there. read more

Yay! I just have to say that, being that it's near one of my commute options (San Bruno Bart), this is a pretty darn convenient... just a hop, skip, and a jump away. Prices are not super cheap, but generally reasonable. What I find unique is the shelf of miniature tubes of toothpaste, skin creams, etc, which are perfect for taking along on flights. Just a cornucopia of stuff really, that you can't find elsewhere in the mall. read more

Their selection of quality materials are going down each year. Before I remember buying good headset and chargers for my phone. Now they carry only made in Taiwan, last 3 month stuff. read more

+.-..-. +.-..-. I love going to Target. I go to Target for different occasions, like the first day of classes. read more

The Target store at Tanforan Shopping Mall is overwhelming. So much stuff and so many departments. It is like a combination department store, drug store, home improvement and mini grocery store all in one. Prices are very reasonable. Not sure that everything there is of the highest quality. Yet there are lots of well known brands and many items that at other places cost more. read more

I will never understand the fascination of Target. This Target takes the cake. I have been in this store once and only once. The place reeked of urine, old people and diapers. To me, that is the essence of Target in general. If you wanted to kill yourself slowly, go into a Target, slit your wrists and let the cholera set in. Your job will be done albeit slowly. Now if cholera and people sneezing and walking death suits you, THIS IS YOUR PLACE! GO FOR IT! read more

If you only want to go to Target and not the rest of Tanforan, you'll have to drive all the way around to the underground parking area at which point Target has its own separate entrance. This target is pretty well kept and neat inside, but I found it a bit difficult to navigate compared to the one at Serramonte. read more

In general, I LOVE TARGET. I call it "Red Circle Boutique," just to be "cute." But, I do NOT enjoy this Target location for the following reasons: 1. Two levels=too ridiculous. Up and down, all around. The escalator wasn't even working on one side?? I was looking for bug repelent in the pharmacy area, and it turned out to be UPSTAIRS in the athletic area. Meh. 2. Parking lot; same problem, multiple levels, up and down, where am I ??! The only redeeming thing about this Target, is that it has a HUGE refridgerated food section...lots of frozed foods. read more

This Target location could almost double as my second home. Target's parking garage, pharmacy, and two shopping levels allows me to shop hassle-free. Without the existence of this establishment, I would not be able to stock up on the simple necessities such as Kleenex or gossip magazines! This location is always clean and carries an endless amount of products, from dental floss to mascara to duvet covers. It's almost an impossible feat for me to go to Target and leave without purchasing anything. The only criticism I do give this Target location is the constant renovation, sometimes I feel like a lost puppy when they rearrange things in the store. read more

I been here couple of times. This is the first time I had the worst customer service ever. I ask for plastic drawer bins. It took about 30 mins to get them. We ask this young lady with short hair and she said " I'm busy she has to finish restocking. We ask another person name Christian he radio someone to help us out and no one was able to get it. Then a Lady name Gaby was able to assist us since none of these people came help us at all. It only took her less than 2 mins to grab them. These young people should get more training. It seems they don't know what they are doing. I'm for sure not shopping here again. read more

This Target is known to be rather dirty, but thankfully, it's being remodeled, so that's being forgiven at the moment.. And this is, like, the only 2-level Target in the peninsula.. You'll have to go across the bay around Emeryville for the next one.. But even if it is connected to the mall, it's probably the least-busy Target around the area in general, mainly thanks to the fact that the mall it's connected to (the shops at tanforan) isn't really busy and popular at the moment.. So it's a nice place to find some bigger selections in a more quite environment.. Small bone to pick here is the cash registers layout: It used to be that you can purchase on the way out to the mall itself on both levels, but they took that out, and the only means of entering and purchasing at this Target is at the main level.. This means that if you're parked on another level in the parking garage surrounding the Target, you have to wait and board an elevator down to level one (of target) and do the same when going out, and if you are shopping in the mall, you have to go to the other end, purchase, and walk back (rather than the other, older way).. Like the Serramonte location, this is generally my 'only if they don't have it at the other Target' Target, and I usual visit it whenever I'm at Tanforan.. But unlike the Serramonte location, I'd have to put this 2nd on the list of Targets to check out in order of must check-to-check later.. however, that doesn't matter, since we still go to the serramonte location if we want to check for the same item the other didn't have being that it's closer.. oh yeah: SHOPPING CART ESCALATORS! WHOO! read more

This Target has to be one of the worst in the Bay Area. After my last visit here, I have a new rule: whenever I have stuff to pick up at Target, don't just go to any Target thinking "they're all the same". This one is a massive pain. Crowded layout, sketchy, dirty.....just no. read more

For being inside a mall, this is one of my best Targets around the peninsula. I love the layout, everything is pretty easy to find, and I'm usually not waiting in line too long as the registers are aplenty and the cashiers are pretty good with small talk as they ring you up. For my weekly essentials, this is my first stop. And you can't be mad that along with those essentials you can go grocery shopping at the same time! read more

Target - Wall of all things Giada - Department Stores Near Me - San Bruno, California

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Was here while traveling and this is the worst target I've been to. Hardly stocked at all! Didn't have four of the six things that I went there for so I had to go to Walmart. The staff wasn't very helpful and also seemed very annoyed when I asked for help read more

This Target is the closest to my job out at Genentech. So during some of my lunches I rush over here to run some errands. What I don't like about this Target is the fact that it is located behind the mall. Super hard to get here in a timely manner with all the mall traffic. The store is small and feels more cramped than other Targets. They don't have registers upstairs, so you are forced to check out downstairs and then take the elevator up if you are parked on the second floor. Annoying. I really don't like coming here unless I have to. read more

I came here in search of some designer collaboration items some time ago. This store was clean........ but small and unorganized. I mean, it IS a big store relative to many stores in San Francisco. But their collection seemed lacking. They didn't seem to have the same variety that other neighboring stores did. And WHY was a giant plastic container sitting on the floor by clothing? Was someone trying to gauge how many things they could squeeze into a container? Did no Target employee see this awkwardly placed container on the floor in the 20 minute timeframe I spent in/around the area? With aisles that narrow, it's just not ideal to have things obstructing one's path. But hey, Target always trumps Walmart... amirite? read more

Oh how I love you Target!!! I come here all the time because they usually have the lowest prices. I definitely wouldn't refer that to everything in the store though because you can find better deals on certain items elsewhere if you really search for it. Last week I came into Target for a couple of groceries and decided to check how much Diurex was... The cheapest one was $8 bucks! So I went to Walgreens and it was on sale for $3.99. That's a big price difference if you ask me. I like how they have good quality store brand items. It's so much cheaper and a lot of the stuff works just as good as many brand names. Talk about a good bang for your buck, right? I just wished they carry some sewing items like buttons, threads... stuff that your local arts and crafts store would have. I hate having to drive all the way down to Daly City to make a $5 dollar purchase. The location of this store couldn't be any better. Right next to BART and conjoined with the mall. It's so convenient when you can make more than two stops in one location. Generally, the staff is friendly and helpful. They tend to be lenient on their return policies, which is always a plus. If I had to complain about something though, it would definitely be about the parking and second floor. I feel like the parking lot is so disorganized and its a hassle if you park on the second floor.. especially if you're buying a ton of stuff. I wish they had come cash registers upstairs as well. Other than that, this Target is totally worth coming to. read more

Target promised early seniors only hour to shop 8:00-9:00 am this Wed 3-18-20 secondary to the COVID 19 outbreak and the need for physical social distancing When I got there before 8:00 the line was about 30 people long with only a few seniors interspersed in the line, the rest were all different ages. When asked "What happened to The promised senior hour?"The store employee at the door entrance said Oh, we let everyone in! We just like to be nice!" I think he missed the point and purpose of this hour for the vulnerable among us. I probably won't shop there again as I consider it unethical to put seniors at higher risk than they were expecting. read more

Corporate please read!!!!! This pertains to your customer service line too!!!! Why would Target sell the same item on ebay for $179.99 and on their own website for $299.99? I was interested in a Nespresso coffee maker so I did some digging. Found it on ebay for $179.99 (sold by Target, not other sellers) and found it on target.com for $299.99. So, given the significant price difference I decided to call this Target and ask. A customer service rep picked up and had NO IDEA what I was talking about. She then proceeded to ask her manager and the manager had NO IDEA. Their final statement: We do not match ebay and don't have any upper management for you to talk to. This is terrible customer service. She gave me their customer service number to call. Called the customer service number and they were even worse!!!!! Spoke to a David there and he had NO IDEA. I then asked to speak to a manager and he said NO MANAGER AVAILABLE! I don't know how Target is running customer service but all customer service departments have managers available. What a joke! Seriously disappointed in Target being such a large corporation and really not providing any type of customer service. This acutally happened and I'm not just venting. read more

Normal target-y selection of merchandise. Two stories. The staff on the floor were pretty helpful. Two stars because when I was checking out, the service was horrendous. She was was slow, rude and kept badgering me to sign up for a debit card service. I will probably never go back there. The store in Colma is much cleaner and friendlier. read more

Worst Target I've been to. This location is so busy all the time that most items on shelves are at all times disturbed, packages open, clothes unfolded, items on the floor. Bathroom was nasty and what's all the garbage on the ground RIGHT OUTSIDE THE FRONT DOOR NEAR THE PARKING GARAGE... It's nasty out there and it smells like urine. Employees are not helpful, especially the ones working in the tech/electronics departments. This homeless man was wandering around the dvd section without shoes on smelling like he had just pooped his pants and the damn security guard has the nerve to eyeball me while I browsed the section all the while he speaks to 3 females. And checkout is always so slow, the people working the cash registers have only 2 speeds.... Slow and Stop! read more

I love Target! This isn't the best one in my area, but it's the closest. Like all Targets, the prices here are pretty good, and I always end up getting Up & Up (Target store brand) contact lens solution, tampons, cotton balls, etc... all the stuff you usually need but often forget to buy when you're at Costco. Word of caution, complete with story: Don't ask for cheesecloth. After scouring the entire kitchen section, I asked one of the employees whether they had cheesecloth and where I might find it, and he told me to check the automotive section. "Cheesecloth? Where the car stuff is?" I asked, totally confused. He said, "Yeah, cheesecloth... you mean for, like, cleaning your car?" I said, "Nah, like cheesecloth, the stuff you use to strain sauces or, y'know, for making cheese..." He stared at me, totally bewildered. I stared back at him, equally bewildered. And then I wandered off to find another employee, who confirmed that they don't carry cheesecloth. So sad. read more