Super Target

Target wants u business so they have a red card, the red card will save u 5 percent of u total purchase, what s o good about that it’s connected to u checking account for people who can’t get Target credit card, also a app that u can use and how u save with that is pick that item and put it into u cartwheel, show it to cashier and they will scan it and it comes off what ever percent that item is, I have saved lots of money with there cartwheel and u can use it all over the US too

This place has done a complete 180 in a matter of a few years. The cashiers don’t smile, and the workers that you walk by don’t ask if you need any help. Their location is the only thing that I like. It seems like they are always changing out cashiers and they always look upset or gloomy. I hope they get someone in there that changes the attitude of these workers.

This is the place my wife, three kids, and I go for just about everything. We save so much money using cart wheel, coupons, and gift cards from target. The store seems to always be clean even though I know it gets a lot of use. The staff is alway professional and friendly. They’re also very helpful. Sometime when my wife and I are on a date we drop by just to do some sopping without having to yell at our kids.

Not having certain items while frustrating is understandable, not being able to find someone at 815 pm is unacceptable. Walking the front looking for a manager and the only one that asks if you need help is the security guard is probably not the best look for an establishment, but as your explaining what your looking for to the security guard and there is two associates next to you with scanners and don’t stop whatever they are doing to assist the guard, and the guard is the one calling all over that is once again unacceptable. But then getting home and finding an out of date (by eleven days) item in your groceries is a deal breaker.
We have tried to shop Target in order to stay away from Walmart, I am willing to pay a bit higher price for better quality product and a higher standard of customer service, but to pay more, not have the needed variety for an upscale shopper, and have an utterly horrible customer service experience. I think not.
Hy-​Vee here I come. Please don’t disappoint.

I love the customer service here. Always very nice and helpful. But what I really like is when I am online and looking for an item I will know exactly where it is and whether or not it’s in stock. I may be behind on how long this feature has been available but I LOVE IT.

A few years back there were a rash of shootings that happened at Target. I thought it had something to do with the name of the place until I shopped there. Before even entering I was almost mowed down by a soccer mom in the parking lot trying to qualify in her SUV. Once inside I counted 40 registers but only two were open. I didn’t have any questions which was a good thing because not a single employee was around to help me. Trying to leave was harder than getting there. I could see the exit for the parking lot but couldn’t get to it. Between rogue shopping carts, baby strollers and strangely place curbs I got stuck for several minutes deciding if my little elantra could make it over the curb. The bathrooms were clean! Two stars!

I stopped just about everywhere today looking for a specific item. Target was the only one that annoyed me.
I like target. I like a lot of the lines of items they have. I despise the way they have their stores set up. There is no rhyme or reason to their floor plan except to make you wonder around aimlessly in hopes that you will buy more stuff. For example, I was looking for a specific trash can for my kitchen. I looked through the home section, kitchen section, even wondered around the bath section. Finally as I was wondering around aimlessly there the kitchen trashcans were, with the outdoor items, next to grilling accessories. Makes perfect sense!
The grocery section, pharmacy/​hygiene section, every section is like this. Their layouts are completely different than any store in the world.
I have always received good service when checking out, but seldom see a sales rep on the floor (this might help find the things that are stuck in the most ridiculous places.)

I stopped by this Target to waste some time before a job interview. The building is stretched out; the aisles seemed to go on forever!
I wandered aimlessly around for awhile and ended up finding a really cute owl contact lens case for only $ 3. Their make-​up section and clothes section were neatly organized.
The cashier was friendly and personable.
My usual Target in Lee’s Summit is a lot more modern and sleek than this one.
They get the job done, though, and that’s all that matters.

Wow, all I can say is… Wow. Customer service lacking. I’m a pretty tolerant person, but I just cannot believe the customer service department here. I’ve been wronged once too many times and it is for this reason I now write this review.
Let me say this first. I generally have a good time at this Target when transactions go right. The checkouts are generally multiple, the cashiers are friendly, and the store kept clean & tidy.
The customer service department and management is another matter. In the past year, I’ve dreaded stepping into the customer service line for a buy one get one half off deal not registering at checkout, a non-​receipt return, and today’s ordeal.
Today, I went in looking into the matter of a double charge on my debit card from Target from yesterday. I asked them if they could investigate what was on both transactions. The lady – already looking irritated from having to be there during the holiday season, doesn’t even feign to take a care and says, «Your bank needs to be the one to sort out the matter.» I asked again for a print out of the receipt (s) to see if I could determine if these were my charges. She said, «Sir, your bank will help you with that. We can’t help you.»
I left to go to my bank. They were quite a bit helpful in investigating these charges. Target charged me two times. So basically at the point of sale, my card was attempted to be charged, but it was reported «offline» at the time. The problem was that the first transaction went through. A little bit later in the day, the charge was attempted again. It went through… again.
I went back to the customer service department. While waiting on the manager to come, the lady from the first visit was chatting with another gal behind the counter. I heard, «Is he trying to get someone else to help him. I helped him already.» Anyways, I discovered that the second charge wasn’t due for release until Dec. 28. Several days after Christmas. I was just floored that money not owed to Target was removed from my bank and not due to be released until after the holiday. More so that the customer service department just didn’t care.
I understand that they really can’t reverse charges themselves as it is a higher-​up accounting department matter. It’s a tough season for many in this country, and although we’re blessed to be able to scrap by when many aren’t, I would have liked to have bought some Christmas gifts for my family. Now, I’ll have to explain they’ll receive their gifts after Christmas when the money gets returned.

This Target is closest to where I live and I love it! It’s big, it’s clean, and it’s well organized. I’m always able to find what I’m looking for and then some. I go in for one thing and leave with a cart full of stuff. I really like their Home section.
The parking lot is a pain, but it is Target. Who doesn’t love Target?!

This Super Target has been remodeled recently, which resulted in an expansion of the grocery section and the beauty supplies department. Some other sections got moved around to different locations in the store.
The store continues to carry all the basic kinds of groceries plus a number of more unusual and «gourmet» or ethnic items, often under its store brand names. If you consume lactose-​free milk their store brand is considerably less expensive than at some other markets. Some other recent favorites include their frozen Market Pantry supreme pizza — a «small» size that’s enough for two and quite tasty for only about $ 3.50. (I improve it before baking by sprinkling it with red pepper flakes and adding some of Target’s shredded mozzarella and Parmesan mix). They also have larger refrigerated take-​and-​bake pizzas that are reasonably priced. Vegeterians will be pleased to find a pretty good selection of Morningstar Farms, Gardein and Quorn items in the freezer section. If you’re looking for a good bottled marinara sauce, the Giada brand they carry exclusively just won a San Francisco Chronicle taste test!
Otherwise, the store is your standard Target, with inexpensive but nicely designed home goods and clothing. Definitely a cut above WalMart!

Nicely organized, especially since the remodel.

Really loving the complete renovation going on at this SuperTarget. Heard it should wrap up in the next 2 – 3 weeks. The entire store has been remodeled, many departments moved, new signage inside & on the outside of the building, brand new shopping carts & much more. The most dramatic change I think is the refrigerated grocery section. Overall the store was redesigned to actually carry more items yet is still what you expect from Target– clean wide aisles & great merchandise! Glad to see/​hear that some of the other stores in Johnson County are being renovated as well. Kudos Target!

I walk the aisles
Missoni to house cleaners
This Target is fine

What is going on with Target??? It looks like they are going out of business all the sudden =(I know times are hard, but WOW! I went to register for my baby shower and there was really no point. Everything that I did see that I was interested in only had one item and no sizes! I don’t know what to think!

I walked in here just because everybody I was with didn’t want to go home and wanted to walk off the dinner we ate. LOL!
Anyways, this Super Target was pretty big and if you wanted ice cream, it will be straight ahead in the back from the entrance. The layout of this Super Target was the same as the Super Target near my apartment (grocery section on the right side of the store, pharmacy across from grocery section in the middle, toys in the back middle, clothes in the middle, and electronics in the left front of the store). You can pretty much find whatever you need here and had a wide variety of things you can buy.

Awesome, Target! Yep… still a Target. It has all the Target things that you expect. The grocery area is good, at the Archer Farms brand is really quite good. The veggies/​fruit are usually OK, but not as good as Hy-​Vee or Hen House. The meat area is pretty depressing… not much to offer.
As is typical with Target, the lines can be slow and the parking lot can be full of idiots. Really, I’d rather just go to a grocery store for my groceries. For the rest of the stuff… I guess it’s fine, but just a normal Target.

Best store of its kind but usually out of things and sizes sell quickly unless they are small or extra large. Also limited selection but best for the area.

When you’re broke like a joke and you have time to spare, you shop at WalMart.
However when you really need to get a few things, and you don’t long for the stupid long checkout lines at other stores, this is your spot. This Target (and really all of them in general) have a modest amount of cashiers all ready to ring up your stuff.

Okay, now I know I’m just a California girl writing about something that I do not have consistent contact with, but…
Holy Crap, Super Target is the S#@!
Aisles, and aisles just stretched out before me as my hubby and I walked in to look around while visiting in Kansas.
Walk in and you see checkouts for miles and miles on end.
It’s a full service grocery AND a regular Target.
How freaking awesome is that?