Target Stores

Convenient location in the shopping area at the corner of Veterans Memorial and Santa Barbara. I’m able to take care of many errands in a short amount of time when I shop here.
This Target is bright and clean. It isn’t a «Super» Target in that it doesn’t have a full large grocery inside but it does have a nice grocery area despite that. I’ve found it stocks some varieties I like that the Publix next door does not.
We have noticed items being out of stock throughout the store. Making a better effort to keep stock on shelves is something they could do to improve this location.

Love you, Target.
We miss you in the Great White North.
Found an incredible poop emoji t-​shirt when I was last here. Basically the best thing I bought so far in 2016: D
See you next time I am in the States!
Pro tip: download the Target Cartwheel app for special savings throughout the store.

There are gangs of unsupervised post puberty immature teens roaming around in the store giggling, talking nonsense, looking over my shoulder at my phone, throwing balls, and playing with toys because why? If I say anything I’m the douche nozzle because they are minors. Store management gives it no attention. No security? Very uncomfortable and left the store. Cart full.

This Target is clean and friendly. It’s a little pricier than its competitors but I can ignore that if the quality and customer service is good. My one complaint about this store is its offerings in the women’s plus size department. The variety is small and what they do have isn’t very trendy. I suggest you offer a few more items in store. You have them available online so I know you can make the clothes.

This is a clean Target in a pretty busy shopping center off Veterans. Parking can be a pain, but it’s not the store’s fault that people can’t park. I like that this store includes Grocery, which must be a disadvantage for the Publix next door (I say this, and my brother works at that Publix, haha) since people get get all of their items in one place.

I love coming to this target when I am in FLorida. Not only is the store always clean and everything organize but the customer service is awesome. I normally walk around the store just looking at stuff, the traffic of people fluctuates from time to time but they still find a way to get things done at this location. Why not shop at a store where everyone greets you with a smiling face and a thank you for shopping with us?
Pro– has everything you want and need
Con-​next to my favorite store publix! lol

Worst experience I have ever had at this store. I use this location pretty often but will go to publix and elsewhere in the future. Passed four employees that didn’t offer assistance while I was searching for something. Fifth team member did. Didn’t get her name unfortunately. Cashier Francine was absolutely the worst interaction I’ve had in a long time. Waited almost 10 mins to check out with about eight items. Finally get to cashier and she never once looks up. I could have been president Obama and she wouldn’t have known, not that I want to be political or be him. I even said Hello to her, still didn’t look up, or respond. Handed me my receipt and bag, still not looking up and went on to next customer like a robot. Awful experience. Not target that I know.

I’ve been to Walmart, Walgreen’s and CVS before choosing Target Pharmacy,. Not only was Walgreen’s one of the most expensive, but the Walmart near my home was filled with, sorry, Idiots. They never got the prescription right, and honestly, didn’t understand English, most of the time. I went to Target on Santa Barbara Blvd, and I’m so pleased! The pharmacist knows my name now, after a few visits. and the staff is also good. I can Talk to the Ms. Cheryl, the pharmacist, and she always has time and actually cares about my condition and how I’m feeling as a person, not only as a customer. The prices are very close to Walmart so, without the hassle, it’s the best place ever!

This is my favorite Target location in the Cape Coral/​Ft. Myers area, especially because of the courteousness and exceeding helpfulness of employees, time and time again. It’s also extremely clean, well-​lit, well-​stocked and organized, and has an excellent selection of items (albeit not the relatively insane selection of Super Target stores, like the one on Pine Island Rd., also in Cape Coral).
This store – like many Targets – has recently been redesigned to include more extensive dry grocery and dairy sections, and has added produce and pre-​packaged meat and deli products. It also has a relatively large Starbucks though, too, with lots of merchandise and seating (through true that there’s no Target Café with other types of food available). Taken together, then, it’s pretty similar to many other locations in terms of scope.
However, for some reason, I’ve always found this store to be much more comfortable and welcoming than other area locations. It seems like it’s a «store culture» thing – anytime I’ve needed something and asked, the employees have really impressed me with their willingness not only to help, but to go «above and beyond» in exceeding the already-​higher standards I have for Target. For instance, on a trip a couple of weeks ago, I wanted to buy a pair of shoes with a $ 25 gift card I had. The gift card wasn’t working for some reason, but instead of maybe trying a couple of times and saying, «I’m sorry. do you have another method of payment?» the cashier tried scanning it at least half a dozen times, manually typed in its two codes several times, then when it still wouldn’t work, gave me a $ 5 gift card on the shoes because the card wouldn’t work. What?! How nice! I find this time and time again at this store.
Overall, I really like coming here and would go out of my way to do so. It’s big but not super overwhelming and hard to wrap your head around, like some Super locations. I think if this is your cup of tea, you’d like it, too. :)

How this dump is still open is a mystery to me. I’d pay big bucks to get a better big box retailer in this space that wasn’t oblivious to what the public actually want. It’s just more of the same old tat found up the road at Wally World only with a red bullseye on it so sheeple think it’s worth it to pay a few pennies more. Don’t get suckered into the hot mess that’s Target. Don’t feed the bear!!!

It does it’s job and is what you would expect to find in a town the size of the Cape with a large city next door. It’s the first for items to always go clearance and has an ok food section. If you want the huge grocery section and don’t want to pay a toll, you’ll want the super target on pine island. But, if you are going and are ok with making that second stop next door, this one is a pretty good deal.

Target is clearly amazing. This Cape Coral location is NOT my favorite, but there aren’t many options out here in the Cape. My favorite SWFL Target location is in Estero at Coconut Point.
I really hate that there isn’t a Target Café here… instead just a full Starbucks. The Starbucks is great, but sometimes I want a snack… and Starbucks doesn’t have anything I want.

Typical Target as the way of merchandise that Targets carry. I do not care for the layout in this store. One entrance/​exit and it’s in the corner and enters n the clothing section. To get to any housewares, food, seasonal items, you have to walk to the back corner, dodging carts coming out at you, people just stopping in the middle of the walk aisle, kids darting out from underneath racks. You get the point, it’s a chore. Now I get that stores like to do that so you stop and shop along the way but stnding in my way is really ridiculous stuff that I would never be in the market for anyway (like a Valentine’s Day Hallmark card on Christmas Eve).
The checkout lanes are also ridiculous. They are the double ones so you go in front or in back. No good flow, people cutting in lines not realizing there are lanes since it’s all a big cluster.
It has a full service Starbucks inside.
No way to enter off of Colonial/​Veterans if you’re going south. Need to turn onto Santa Barbara and weave through thePublix parking lot.

This is one of the newer, redesigned Target stores. While new is nice, there is really nothing else to set it apart from the rest of the Target stores in the USA or the world. Not to get completely existential, but while walking through this Target, I COULD have been in New York, Alaska, or Utah and would never have known the difference.