Target

If you’re looking for women’s golf clothes, DONT SHOP HERE… if you’re looking for chilled Pellegrino, THIS IS NOT THE STORE FOR YOU!

This is overall a good Target. It’s student-​heavy customer base shows in the merchandising. Good location and open later than I’d have guessed. Sometimes they don’t carry what I go in looking for but most of the time I have left content. It is gross to constantly see the staff outside smoking on the benches and in full uniform, they should have their own area to enjoy their cigarettes

Two stars because its Target and I love Target. Downside? They never restock; I’ve gone in and a certain section is just as bare as it was two weeks ago. The staff calls the police on homeless [looking] people and the male staff harasses female shoppers [stop asking me a million times if I need help — I don’t]. Pluses? I’ve had some lovely cashiers ring me up.

Went to the beauty section to buy some Biore strips when the woman that works for Boots came up behind me and didn’t say a word, instead she stood directly behind me with her arms folded staring at me. It was incredibly awkward and there were people down other aisles, but I guess I look like a criminal to her? Extremely rude and disrespectful, at least pretend like you want to help me.

Today I experienced a wrong charge again. This has gone on for years at this store. Most times I don’t check my receipt until I get home, but today I looked prior to leaving. Sure enough, dental floss has a sign on the display; Buy 4 Get 1 Free. They charged the full $ 5.79 for all five. This store consistently can’t seem to keep their computer system current with advertised specials. CHECK YOUR RECEIPTS FOLKS. This has happened 15 – 20 times to me and usually I don’t drive back.

This is for the phone tree.
All I wanted to do was call the pharmacy and find out if they stock my pet’s medication.
Instead, I had to sit through some bullshit about the store’s holiday hours, location, and a load of other advertise-​y crap. Pressed 1 for the pharmacy, same thing. Pressed 3 to speak to the pharmacist, BACK TO THE BEGINNING. It never put me through to the pharmacy and I was stuck in an infinite loop.
WHY???

I never have to wait to check out (self) and the place is clean. They have most items you expect to find at a Target.

Went above and beyond for me. I was getting my son settled in his new apartment for his fall semester and ran out of a medication I normally get filled at CVS, a drugstore not found in Boulder. I went to Target and almost panicked when they told me that it usually takes 24 hours to transfer a prescription. They told me they would see what they could do and within a couple of hours I had the needed medication. Love the efficient friendly staff!

Love the pharmacy at the Pearl Street Target in Boulder. The always super nice staff recently went out of their way to help me with copay coupons on expensive medicine. They’ve earned my loyalty!

I can’t imagine there’s another Target with such consistently and genuinely friendly staff. It’s just a Target like any other Target – but clearly hiring and training are taken seriously.

What can I say? It’s target.
They always have cute affordable clothes and great deals with their cartwheel app. I spend entirely too much money here.
They are also conveniently located off Pearl St and next to the 29^th street mall.

Warning to all customers! We had a devastating experience at the customer service desk at the Boulder Target recently. Paid $ 500 in cash on our credit line, and then called and closed the account. We were told the account was at a 0 balance and tore up the card, celebrated having paid it off and erroneously threw away our receipt thinking that the account was over and done with. We just received our bill for $ 535.00 for this month, as apparently the clerk who processed the payment pocketed the cash and voided the transaction. We have hired an attorney and are asking for video footage of that afternoon. This store is not well managed and the staff and corporate level management has been unresponsive at best. BE CAREFUL shopping here.

Like many Boulderites, I prefer not to shop at Target and instead get my needs met by more local means. However, I’ve received repeated excellent customer service, particularly in the electronics department (if that is what it is even called). I was buying some replacement headphones, and an employee brought it to my attention that the Apple EarPods were not much more expensive than Skullcandy earphones because they were on sale. I didn’t even realize Target carried them because they are not in the regular earphone section. He also informed me that the Target app, Cartwheel, had an additional coupon off anything in the department, so I ended up getting a phenomenal deal on them. I didn’t have great phone reception, so he also gave me the WiFi login and showed me exactly how to access the specific coupon in the Cartwheel app. It was probably the best service I’ve gotten in any major corporate store, and I am very thankful to him for taking the time to help. I wish I remembered his name.

The customer service here is excellent as long you remember to bring your receipt or card that you made the purchase with. Of course they have a deep selection and often good deals on things. I don’t love it though… But I think mostly that’s me because I don’t really like shopping and especially in large stores.

They are always out of stock of a lot of items. I get it that it’s the college student’s main stop, but I feel like sometimes it’s worth it to drive to Louisville just to guarantee that I will be able to find what I’m looking for. It’s sad, because it’s so conveniently located for me.

If I could give less than one star, I would. This post is related to the Target Pharmacy. I just moved to Boulder and this is the closest pharmacy to my apartment. I will gladly find another place to fill my prescriptions. The customer service is poor, the pharmacists are unfriendly/​lack knowledge, and they are busier than their staff can handle. Most of their employees are college age kids who don’t seem to know the first thing about insurance, medicine/​drugs, or customer service.
To top off my rant, the girl who rang up my order was gossiping in front of me with another employee about how awful all of their customers are. Wow! I was shocked– I’m still shocked. They also filled the wrong prescriptions– pretty lame experience overall.
Overall this Target is fine for a regular «Target» experience, but STEER CLEAR of the pharmacy.

I’m just going to admit that I love Target. I go in needing nothing but toothpaste and walk out with new clothes, makeup, cleaning supplies, greeting cards and a new coffee mug. I don’t know how they do it, but they DO.
Our Target is pretty large (it’s an old-​fashioned 1 story Target) and now boasts a market section. I like the layout because I can walk the perimeter of the store before diving in and actually placing things in my cart.
Parking is always easy to find and the staff is very friendly.

I used to just love this store. I have watched it grow for 30 years. It had expanded into being the best and largest selection of discount merchandise in town. But about a year and a half ago they took over about 30% of the square footage for a grocery department eliminating a lot of choice in housewares, home furnishings, kids toys and supplies, health care etc. Really, you can buy bananas, Cheerios, oj, milk and coffee etc in about a half dozen places in the same neighborhood, but now if I want more colors or sizes etc of traditional merchandise, I have to take the highway out to the bigger Superior store. Annoying to have to do that for a cheap shower curtain or placements or a bigger selection of Legos.

I only go to this Target if I am desperate for something. It is always busy, and great sales for them I’m sure, but the parking lot is really small. I heard it’s the busiest Target in the US.
Stay away around late July/​early August when college students return and take this Target over.
Yikes!

This review is for the PHARMACY. I love the target store itself (4stars).
Omigosh who knew one could be jerked around so much by a group red-​shirted Brendas armed with medicines behind a counter?
Now between you and me, people generally take medicines because they *need* them, right?
Apparently they ran out of my medicine, but did they call me? No. I come in, «Um we don’t have that medicine right now *shrug*» Um OK could you have let me know that, perhaps with a few days notice so I don’t RUN OUT?
Did they offer me any suggestions? Take a guess. So I call around to all the pharmacies in town — find one that has my prescription, drive across town, get my prescription, come back to this target the next month to pick up my prescription, take a guess what happens now.
they STILL don’t have it and they once again didn’t call. So now i’m completely screwed because now no one else has it. So I spend a day totally stressed out wondering how on earth to get the medication I need before I realize that maybe my doctor can help. Sure enough, she calls in a new modified prescription, I go in, and they give me the lovely choice of a full-​count of the outrageously expensive non-​generic version or else a partial month (at full month’s price) of the generic. Seriously. That was my choice.
I’m done. No more Target. You may be close but you can bite my bum.