Busy location had most of what I needed to get settled in after moving here. Big box items they provided carry straps which was super helpful. Staff was friendly and nice. read more

I honestly don't know why no staff at Target answers the phone eversince the pandemic. Isn't that part of customer service? It's definitely frustrating when you're trying to inquire a product but no one answers the phone to give you an answer. I honestly believe this needs to be change. Customers shouldn't need to go there in person in order to find out the answer. SIDE NOTE: Trader Joe's has better customer service. At least they answered the phone. read more

Push the button and wait for an employee to show up and grab the socks you want out of the plexiglass cabinet. And wait. And wait. And wait. Still waiting. Oh look, here she comes! Aaaand...she turned off the flashing button and walked away. Really, Target? read more

Literally the worst Target in the known universe. Since its in a centralized location it attracts a lot of business but in turn the shopping experience is absolutely dreadful. If you would like to be followed around the store by employees constantly and have your every move watched and monitored this is the place for you. 70% or more of the people in the store at any given time are not even actual customers. Somehow its become socially acceptable to pay people to profile the patrons of your business. Target takes it a step further and the employees will also partake in the same behavior. Overall this place is not the best place to go if you're of African decent. Online shopping is unfortunately still the best route to take as it takes profiling out of the equation. If not there are a few other Target stores in San Francisco who value not only your business but will treat you in a respectful manner. I write these reviews based on my experience so that others will not have to face the same obstacles that I have. But always do your own research! read more

Randomly awesome Target in the middle of the city. Before leaving to go to San Francisco, my husband bought me incorrect contact solution so I knew I needed to buy new ones. This Target was super close to the hotel so we walked over. The great thing is it is connected to a randomly awesome food court so it's a good place to just hang out with a baby. You take the escalator, or in our case the elevator, up to the second floor. I screwed up and bought the wrong contact solution myself as well (rigid gas permeable solution instead of soft contacts which meant I had to wear glasses the rest of the week). Major fail. However, I did find eyeliner that was only $3! Obviously I'm not a crazy makeup enthusiast, since this worked for me. We walked around the store a bit and found it to be clean and orderly. I did go back later and saw that they had the correct contact solution, so that was a my bad. Overall, this is a great find for the middle of a busy city. It's even open early. Don't be alarmed if the food court isn't open, the Target opens earlier. read more

This Target is located at the south east corner of 4th and Mission with the entrance on Mission. The Target if you want to even call it that on Bush and Samsone is more like a Targette being that is not a full blown store. In other words no, they didn't have Taylor Swift's Lover at that mini mini location. This Target on Mission and part of the Metreon complex block is a much larger, almost full blown but pretty much full blown store for a downtown "City" store. It reminds me of the Target City in Seattle. For a city location this store has more of what you've come to expect from a Target and it's nice that they have something like this store close enough to where many tourists would be because like myself, we all need stuff and being that this place is close to so many hotels in the downtown San Francisco area, it's essentially an oasis. My only pet peeve is this was a Sunday when we visited and Taylor Swift's Lover was just out for barely 3 days and this store had run out. My loss for not buying it on Saturday I suppose. Either way it eventually became a moot point after I ended up buying it in Santa Clarita. Still, the essentials like a pharmacy (not that there aren't a gazillion Walgreens in downtown San Fran) but generic allergy medicine for 4 bucks versus 20+ for name brand? I'm in. Carrying around a 24 pack of water is too heavy so yes a smaller pack will do. Food, snacks, essentials. Target is the place for this and for San Francisco the prices seem to be "normal". The check out I found to be pretty fast and yes this place was quite busy but it's a weekend so that's to be expected. read more

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My mom and I went to go buy food at this Target for my dog, as you can see the expiration date is still valid until 2022, but I found worms inside the new container before giving it to my dog. We usually buy a lot of these and have fed him many, just yesterday we found a load of these worms under my dog's food mat. As a dog owner I am very upset with this food brand but also with target for selling something like this. My dog now has worms and will be getting dewormed soon. Target please make sure to check the products you are selling because they are causing harm to animals. read more

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Good ole Target. When the going gets down, it's hard to top Target when it comes to making sure you're life is a little better. This one is located in the heart of downtown SF. Where pretty much everything costs an arm and a leg, you can depend on Target to save you a few bucks, even in SF. Glad this location is here. The Metreon used to be the best place to visit, but alas Target has taken over. Still, a pretty good location for a Target, and always a bit busy as everything and their second uncle twice removed want to save a few bucks while in SF. read more

This is like the worst Target. No one ever picks up the phone in any department. It's as though they have ghosts working in the store. Investors in Target should pull out their money. read more

So my (Get the heck out of dodge) check off list has been rusty and sometimes you're so excited to get away that you forget a couple of items. Most people forget something menial like shampoo, mouthwash and toothbrush. In my case my most important item was pants. Why I had 3 toothbrushes and toothpaste and forgot to pack another pair of pants will haunt me, (yes I remembered underwear, cardigans, tops) everything but frickin pants. Thank Goodness for Target so I could grab something to somewhat put together a feasible outfit. I grabbed my black yoga pants, a black shirt, a small nondescript basic black bag as my loud yellow messenger bag just didn't match with what I was going for. And a pack of quest chocolate chip power bars...just because...being hangry is real 5 stars for my shopping list needs met, friendly greeters and being close to my hotel that if I ever forget pants ever again I know where to make a quick run. read more

This is probably one of the best Target stores I've ever been too. The layout is different than every other Target store that I've shopped at, but I think that it makes for a more efficient shopping experience. The inventory is bright, colorful, and unique. Displays are neat, well-organized, and inviting. The store layout makes shopping easy and I didn't have to embark upon an epic journey to find what I was looking for. There are multiple end caps of wine (good wine. California wine. Napa wine!!) as well as a decent variety of craft beers. There's an impressive selection of healthy and delicious snacks and other food items here, as well. I was impressed by how stylish the clothing displays were. I was also grateful that I only brought one suitcase because I definitely could have given my wardrobe a nice, trendy and colorful boost had I had the time and luggage space. There were lots of registers open and cashiers would pull people out of other lines to help them get checked out faster. Proactive customer service. That's what I'm talking about: Get my money and get me on my way. read more

The worst TARGET Store in all San Francisco Bay! Management is terribly unprofessional and lazy! One particular evening, around 6:50 PM, a bunch of customers went in to purchase items! By the time we headed to the cashiers to check out, Managment had closed all Cashier stations, even self check out machines! Literally about 35 customers dropped their baskets filled with items on the floor and headed out! All Target Staff had gone and the Managers hid out until everybody left! Avoid this Target store like a plague! read more

I mean, this place is an addiction! We have all left Target having purchased way more than we planned. You'll find so many options and the best deals! They also offer many local brands, such as Anchor Brewing Beer. I shop here for all my home essentials--from trash bags to my living room ottoman. I have a SimpleHuman trash receptacle, and they even have a generic bag brand that fits at a fifth of the cost of the name brand. They have amazing gift and clothing options, too! I've bought my favorite pair of skinny jeans here on clearance and a Champion sports bra that I wear all the time even though I have more expensive brands in my closet. I often order pick-up, which saves me a lot of time and prevents the temptation I would otherwise get from browsing down each aisle. This store is smaller, but better than Target West. read more

I like to come to this store but they aren't nice at all. The employes are rude,disrespectful and can accuse you to steal for no reason and they have bad policy like Best Buy . They are blind also ,they don't recognize good to bad customers and put of of their stuff under their own controle and because they trust nobody And treat you like a potential robber when you want to purchase something instead to give to you they bring the stuff directly to the cashier . Very sad system,it's really a war against customer. No humanity,no dignity. Very ,very bad store ,just because they are cheap. Horrible. Denis Sanchez read more

I visit this Target store about once a week and it's pretty rough. All the riff raff in Soma frequent here and I'm sure they put the asset protection team through hell. The main reason I come here is due to sheer convenience -- it really doesn't stand out from the other Target stores in the city at all. I think what's most frustrating about this store is that they seem to be perpetually short-staffed. There are 15 separate check lanes and you'll be hard pressed to ever find more than 3 of them open at once. It really makes no sense. read more

This isn't a Target like my mama used to take me in Dallas, Texas, as a toddler screaming for attention as I tried on a pair of husky-sized corduroy shorts. This isn't even like the Target in San Leandro or Daly City or other places that I dreaded going as a thirtysomething for fear of catching suburban blight. No, this is a CityTarget which means it's hip, it's happening, it's now, and it's still a Target. Just smaller with no room for lawn furniture or power mowers much less a nursery. No, this one is for the city dweller like me who longs for a place to pick up a few groceries, a bottle of Tylenol, a pair of Jockey shorts, and a game of Twister...for a white elephant gift exchange at work, of course. The CityTarget also gives purpose to that mastodon of mall misconception, the Metreon, which looked to be on its way toward a wrecking ball before a spiffy renovation finally turned it into a food court and cineplex that makes sense for the neighborhood. The store fits right in as Jamie W. and I find ourselves grabbing dinner and going shopping afterward just like my mama did. In fact, Jamie was so anticipating the opening that he was coming here almost daily afterward. Even though I ridiculed him to no end, I have to admit I like being able to get some veggies, some hummus and a bottle of whatever on those evenings when I don't feel like making a big deal about dinner. Mama, I'm home... read more

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Who doesn't love Target??!??! We all say "I just need one thing" and then end up leaving with several things...it happens. It's a pretty big place. Busy due to the fact that it's downtown and close to union square, and the BART station. They also have a pharmacy inside. This location includes groceries, electronics, toys and clothes. All of which draw in crazy homeless people. Be prepared to see feces on the ground and security sensors as well. read more

City Target opened Sun 10/14/12 and I checked it out Sat 10/20/12. You have to enter by the Starbuck's through the rotating doors & take the stairs or escalators to the 2nd Fl. I was looking for a cheap watch, but I didn't see any watches in the small Target. A pack of 4 Ocean Spray Diet Sparkling Cranberry $3.79 - I wanted, didn't buy. There's a Fan Central SF for Giants/49er fan wear. An orange Giant shirt was $17.99. SF Mug that said "In San Francisco and I am never going home" $7.99 - didn't buy. Another mug said "San Francisco YEAH It's Alright" One wall said "Hi San Francisco" - I took a pic. Restrooms on the 2nd Fl in the Front by Guest Service. NOTE: Get 5c Back Every time you use a Reusable Bag! Store Hrs: M-F 7-10 Sat 8-10 Sun 8-9 Pharmacy hrs: M-F 7-7 Sat 9-6 Sun 9-6 read more

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Great service and value! Salespeople were very helpful and friendly. I got an air fryer and love it!

A Target is a Target - but this one is... Still a Target despite being located in the middle of San Francisco. Just about every thing you may need and even a few things you may want. Affordable food, clothing, hygiene, vitamins, toys, electronics, stationery, you name it! Nothing too fancy but the price is right... Though there are places with way cheaper fashion wear for the thrifty read more

I love this Target because of all of the staff who works there. They are professional, customer service oriented, and friendly. I always appreciate the professional assistance with Courtnie, the checker. He always seems to know what items I should insure. Thank you for doing such a great job. read more

It's Target, so you know you've got to come here once in a while to get your basics. And to be honest, it's not as bad as it could be, being downtown (across from Westfield and next to the Metreon). This Target has always seemed on the small side to me, even for a city Target. The one on the west side is a couple of floors, vs Mission St's single floor setup. Both of them lack the full, over-the-top selection you would find at a Target in the suburbs. So instead of 5 varieties of a single product, you might only have 2-3. That being said, the prices are most likely the cheapest you'll find for things like toiletries, paper products, etc. With Trader Joe's now just up the street, it's probably a toss up on who can get you the best deals on staple foods. If you can, try to stop by during the day or later at night (to avoid the commuter crowd stopping off before or after work). Lines aren't usually that bad, but they can get backed up from time to time. read more

I'd like to share my experience with your team member Cleo, who was helping me with a futon couch I ordered through online pickup. Cleo helped me move the futon into a flatbed and waited outside with me for my Uber to make sure I was safe. He even got the futon couch into the Uber van for me while we all remained socially distanced - THANK YOU, Cleo for going the extra mile with your outstanding customer service and for being so friendly. Glad this is my neighborhood Target :) read more

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Looked at my receipt at home and found that I was double charged for an item. Next time I will never leave the store without checking my receipt!!! read more

Target said saidBut thenI receI absolutely love going to target to shop. When it comes to having a delivery from Target they go hrough a third party called Shipt. I ordered about a year ago and my entire order was messed up.I asked for organic fruits and none of them were organic. I asked for Natural peanut butter and received opposite. The one item I really wanted was a water pitcher with Brittany filter and before I placed my order I called the store and they told me they had it in stock. I never received the item and the driver had marked it as out of stock. COVID-19 had just started so I ended up not being able to get through to customer service.I was surely not going to order from them again. It had been over a year and I was online and noticed the Father's Day promotion "Spend $50.00 and receive same day delivery" I decide to give them another chance. I placed my order around 4pm and the order would arrive between 6-7pm. I decide to pick up the apartment while I am waiting for the order at 7:04 pm I receive a text message saying sorry for the inconvenience but the earliest we can deliver your order is between 7-8pm. I was upset but I was really upset because I received another text message 4 minutes after the last message they had sent me letting me know the earliest they could deliver my order was the net day between 8-9am. Are you kidding me the message also let me know they went ahead and booked the time slot for8 -9am I called Target at 7am to cancel my order. I wanted same day delivery which is what was offered. What a lack of customer service. Although Shipt is a terrible delivery service in my opinion. Target should take responsibility and if their delivery service is bad than they should address the problem. I was able to place my order and receive it in Less than 2 hours at one of Targets competitors. I am sticking with the stores that take care of me and that I can trust to show up with my order on time. read more

2 months into Corona Virus, this Target has been one of the main stops for groceries week after week. They have the Covid essential supply constantly stocked from toilet paper, wipes, reusable face mask, hand sanitizer, etc. I like the assortment of healthy-branded frozen food as well as snacks at a good price. Target sells my favorite smart sweets (10 calories per pouch sour kids), primal kitchen ketchup (tasty no sugar no nonsense ketchup), ever spring candle (long lasting and smells so fresh). The inside is clean and regulated with tight security which helps eased the mind when shopping. Overall, Target is a good place to run for essentials and tasty yet healthy snacks at a price point that's a tad friendlier than Whole Food. read more

I had furniture fall on me while I was at the store. It was two customers who helped me up not an employer; although there were several around. I wanted only to file an incident report so that if my nose was broken I could be reimbursed. I did not get a I'm so sorry this happened or anything. It was as though I was inconveniencing them by asking to fill out an incident report. Target has always been my go to store for everything; even groceries at times, but I now go out of my way to go to wallmart to shop for my needs. read more

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Barista was nice, got my order and name right. What more can I ask for? The actual Target doesn't have much of a selection, but that's a given because it's a "City Target." Hours of operation are amazing! They open at 7am and close at 11 pm M-F. It's great if you're trotting around the city and want to buy some snacks or water for cheaper than at a convenience store. read more

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Target has gone down hill. Service is horrible especially in electronics. Waiting an hour for help. The electronic dept. Only here maybe once a week. use to like it here. No more read more

Today is the 10th anniversary of this location. The very first Target in San Francisco. I was skeptical of this location at first, since I really enjoyed the old Metreon as it was, with the arcade, and the various other weird stores on the second and third floor. But, this store has provided food, clothing, and other items in this area of San Francisco, that used to be much harder to find. I am glad that it is around, and I am glad that it exists. It has some of the nicest Target employees that I have ever experienced in a Target store, and the shelves are always neat and fully stocked. read more

I always have a happy experience. There is always someone to help you out with finding stuff too

Wow. This place is a shit hole. I feel bad for the employees here. There is a ton of homeless people wandering about and talking to themselves. Half of the people shopping seem high or about to steal. The bathroom had empty alcohol bottles inside the stall and crap all over the floor and seats. There was a half nice woman inside the handicap stall showering with paper towels. It's convenient and all but not without a price. Union square and the surrounding areas are pretty shady at night despite the crowds. read more

Mission Street, SF Target SUCKS! I've tried calling to confirm my pick up. The phone rings for a long time then hangs up. After about 5 attempts, I called any department in the store just to speak to a human being. NO ONE EVER ANSWERED FROM ANY DEPARTMENT. I canceled my order and will NEVER do business with this store again. read more

It's a city Target, so don't expect it to be glistening and clean... It's not. It's dirty and a little disheveled. I'm okay with that. It serves it's purpose of picking up the essentials and, of course, buying the things you don't need! I'm a little confused with the clothing sections here. I didn't see the actual jewelry section until I realized it was hidden within the women's clothing section. It was small, disorganized and not a lot of selection. I found what I needed and was on my merry way. I'm always glad to see that bright red circle within walking distance of anywhere I'm staying! read more

The staff are very helpful and nice but it took forever to find takis and the stuff there were quite affordable.

I've found some cute clothing that I haven't seen in other Target's. Why is it that Target ends up being like Costco? You walk in for one thing and you come out with a cart full of stuff :/ read more

The target cashier employee vicci coughed in her hand then proceeded to handle my groceries.

Located right next to my hotel room for a quick run is perfect, but this location isn't super big so its not super stocked and its also kind of dirty. It could possibly be that its located in the downtown area so foot traffic is crazy. Here are a few items: - Restrooms were all dirty and you would find the weirdest things, one of the stalls has scissors, trimmer and hair gels, all items opened and used.. idk what happened... I don't want to know what happened either - Registers are all very slow and, feels like their staff isn't full trained - the place was load with a bunch of tourists and sadly hobos - it was also slightly a bit unorganized I believe that this location has potential, I don't think it would be going away anytime soon. But new management is def needed for this place to do better. read more

Ryan on the management team is a phenomenal asset to the company and gives above & beyond customer service. I know sensational hospitality when I see it; since I spent 25 years working in the hospitality business for a top-notch hotel. On 6/23/22 in a haste to shop & leave the store before closing time- I left one of my bags of purchased items at the checkout counter and left the store. I came back 2 hours after the store CLOSED in hopes of finding my bag. I'm sure Ryan just wanted to "go home"after a long days work instead of dealing with my dilemma. Long story short; he was kind, patient and extremely professional in handling my situation and I was very satisfied. As a San Francisco home and business owner- I would love to have someone like Ryan on my team. He runs the store like he owns it; and who wouldn't want that type of trustworthy, accountable associate working with them. Ryan keep up the sensational work! Everyone is looking for OUTSTANDING LEADERS & you're definitely one of them! read more

I have been going to this location for a few items but it seems to me that everyone working on check-out has a lack of English understanding. I had to return to the store twice one night because they forgot to take off the security tabs x2 that was located inside the box of the item. You can't even see it until you take off the long sleeve from the packing or boxing. Too busy on their personal phones and not real work being done. One-night African-American guy was helping another day with trying to locate another target for black Goodfellow & company long sleeves. Other than that, there was more security following you around making the shopping experience little unease and I do understand why it's needed. People steal all the time. Then random times people will ask me if I need help. I have never been asked to help to look for clothing in Target, ever. From NYC to Vancouver to Portland to here ever once was asked if I need help with clothing. hmm, but this time around I was asked 3 times, 2 in one visit as I move to another part of the men's clothing area. Too many people were inside this target anyways which concern me as a documentarian and photographer, are people listening to the CA public health guidelines? I did want to touch anything because people were not wearing their masks before entering the building. read more