Target

Not the best Starbucks in there, I ordered a mocha cookie crumble and it tasted like soooo much chocolate ridiculously a lot of chocolate and I’ve ordered this drink at other Starbucks and I’ve never had my drink taste bad like they served it here smh and the store is not well organized I saw clothes on the floor and shoes, some of the baby clothes had dirty foot prints

Stopped in here to grab some leggings and everything was disorganized. All the clothes were all over the place and it was impossible to find the right sizes. When I finally found my size, the dressing room attendant didn’t even acknowledge my existence. I told her how I was going to try on 2 pants and expected to receive a number, but she just looked at me… so I just helped myself to a room. When I left, I thanked her and she didn’t say anything. I love Target, but this service sucked :(

This is the most picked through target I have been to. They are almost always out of everything.

I love Target but this is not a good location. There are no bathrooms or dressing rooms on the 2^nd floor (even though most clothes are on the 2^nd floor). This is a very large 2 story building and it’s very inconvenient if you have mobility issues. If you have kids or a husband, they will have to walk all the way downstairs on the other side of the store to try on clothes and then walk all the way back up to get another size if they don’t fit. They also have a Starbucks inside that is usually out of most items. Cashiers are nice. Go to the one in Watsonville or Cupertino instead.

I like having Target in Capitola!!! By far is the pharmacy, the pharmacist is the best I’ve ever used. Eileen goes out of her way. She is not distant and is very helpful. The rest of the staff are also friendly. They are very knowledgeable

If you’re in the Santa Cruz area, it’s certainly nice to have a Target nearby. This is one of the main anchors at the Capitola Mall and it is two levels, with mostly the groceries, household, office and health supplies on the lower level. Not too bad a place!

There 35 people waiting to check out and there’s only three people checking people out this place sucks

The pharmacy at Target Capitola can’t be beat… they are always incredibly prompt and client service oriented. Ilene and her team are fantastic. The only improvement would be to have them be available 24/​7, since their ²⁴⁄₇ competitors can’t hold a candle to their service. :)

I went in last night to re-​supply my snack stash.
I picked up quite a lot of bags of chips and some candy.
I went to the ground floor (which is where the candy is, on the ground
floor…) registers to pay. There were only three opened that I could see, and
way spread out along the front. I picked the one closest as there was no one else
there (and that is I guess why…) the clerk or whatever you call them these days,
(was a young fat faced lazy looking little truent, aren’t they all they can seem to hire?)
and gave me this «paying cash or credit». I told her I had cash, and she really enjoyed letting
me know she had no change, except for a ‘coupla dollars’. And had been waiting to get change
for quite some time. So… this is supposed to be my fault? I had already placed all the stuff
down so I could get this over and so to be on my way. Obviously they are descriminating against cash paying customers. I had expercienced this same thing at Best Buy on 41^st!
If I had used my debit card, I would have only had one thought about how bad this experience
was, and that was the little slob of a ‘cashier’ or whatever they are called these days!
But I have my own personal reasons for not wanting to have to use my card at that time. And
IS NOT CASH GOOD FOR PURCHASES ANYMORE? What a strange world this is becoming! And that is what I said. «This is a strange place and so I will take my business elsewhere!» She didn’t give a flying leap, of course and made no comment back as I left all the stuff right there and took myself over TO ANOTHER STORE THAT WANTED MY MONEY!
I seriously do not know that I will ever go there again! What lously people and lousy customer
service!

I’m a huge fan of Target, so I was pleased that they had put a Target here. While it is a tad small and they don’t carry everything, they still carry the essentials that people need.

Right before Xmas we went here and it wasn’t as busy as we thought it would be. It was in an out and all the people we asked to help is were very helpful. Thank you. The parking lot was a little chaotic other then that it was a good experience.

This review is actually for the pharmacy at target. Not feeling well, I picked up a few items from their pharmacy aisles and then went to the counter to purchase Claritin that due to state law, you have to buy from the pharmacy. When I asked if she could also ring up the five items I had in my basket, she peered in and said to bring them to the front because they were super busy. There was no one in line behind me and I find it to be incredibly poor customer service to send a customer to another location to ring up items from your very own department, specially when it’s clear that customer is not feeling well. I often go to CVS for my pharmacy needs and happened to try here and will not be returning. CVS is always busy but never sends me away when I ask them to ring up extra items.

THANK THE LORD for a Target in SC. While its a smaller store it is still awesome to have. It’s a bummer they couldn’t make it a full scale store with food court area and all but glad they at least offer Starbucks inside. Store is always neat and tidy when I have gone in, however the Starbucks area and seating could use some help over there. I like that there is an entrance to/​from the mall. That helps. Staff here is whatever. It def doesent exude excellent customer service more just bodies working and that is it.

A great place to do your back to school shopping! We brought in our supply list and I guess that they are so use to parents needing to do this that they set up a display. 90% of what was on our school supply list was grouped together in a convenient location. It made things so much easier and less of a scavenger hunt.
Where this target is a little lacking is the rest of the store feels like it is trying so hard to offer a whole bunch of stuff that it doesn’t offer a large selection of what you are looking for. For example, in the kids clothing section, they had jeans but we couldn’t find the style we wanted in the size we wanted. In the shoe section, there were girls boots (rain) but not boys. Sort of like what they did for school supplies, they should do for the departments that they offer. Focus on quality of selection for the departments that you have instead of quantity of sections.

Been here twice… This target seems to be either severely understaffed or simply mismanaged. Clothes section is always a mess and they frequently don’t have size options out. I don’t think the lose underwear section could be any more disorganized… Nothing is in the right place! Unpleasant shopping experience.

I went in to get a cheap hula-​hoop for my dog to do tricks with. There were only these 6 dollar ones, so I asked an associate, Christian, if there were any normal hoops. He said no, but actually the hoop I had picked up was in the wrong section, and was actually 8 dollars. When I pointed out that there was no 8 dollar hula hoop sign, he told me to tell the cashier that «Christian» had said to lower the price since the improper tag was there.
I went to the cashier, Christina I think (lots of tattoos, fat chick with a totally sucky attitude). I told her Christian said to lower the price for improper tagging, and Christina said quote «Who the hell is Christian?!» I was so shocked I said um, the guy over there who is in the sporting goods section? She sighed at me as if I was troubling her and I told her I wanted it for less because of improper signage. She called over Christian who explained the exact same thing to her, and she blew in my face with a huff as she lowered the price.
I’m sorry to bother you Christina, but you do work here, and jeez it’s only 2 dollars, and it’s for a freakin hula hoop. For that ridiculous interaction I would rather have just paid the additional 2 dollars. I know it’s Target but jeez, a little customer service and polite-​ness would be a good thing to teach employees.

3.5 stars.
Yes this Target is small. Probably the smallest one I’ve ever seen… But you can find some gems in this place that you won’t be able to find when you go to other popular Targets.
This Target opened in Summer 2012 and it still looks fairly new. There are 3 entrances — 2 of which face the 2 layered parking lot (really convenient). I prefer parking on the top level just because you’ll find a spot instantly.
When you walk in from the top floor, you will find the checkout/​Guest Service area. It’s quite small, but it works out. On the top floor are Kitchen, Furniture, Baby/​Kid/​Men clothes, Toys, Sporting Goods, and Electronics. On the bottom floor is everything else, Stationary, Produce section, Seasonal, etc;
It’s nice that this Target is laid out like 2 large squares so you can just walk the main isle to browse around everything, but at the same time unfortunate of how quick your Target experience can end (we all know true Target fans can stay at Target for HOURS finding great bargains, but not AS much here [-1 star]).
Another –1 star because during the day it can get pretty messy and hard to find items I need when I need to find a worker. –0.5 because there isn’t a food court at this Target and I usually like getting an icee :(But they do have a Starbucks which is coool.

I am rating the dressing room. The floor had multiple dust bunnies and hair and was generally filthy l was afraid to take my shoes off and touch the ground. I told the attendant but she seemed like she couldn’t care less. I don’t think I will be trying on anything else.

This Target is cool, nothing special about it besides the fact that there is a Starbucks (but come to think of every Target experience I’ve had, all the ones I’ve been to have a Starbucks inside). It’s smaller than the ones I’m used to like in San Jose or Daly City where it has more of a department store feel and is way bigger. They have everything you need here just like any ol’ Target, from beauty products, produce, clothes, school supplies, furniture, etc. They also sell alcohol which is a plus since I know not all Targets have it.
There’s a huge parking lot too. It’s never crowded either so you’ll always find a space.
Perfect to come here to get what you need, or if you’re bored and end up buying a bunch of random things you don’t need. My favorite purchase from here was a mini zebra pillow pet for $ 5! I wish they still sold pillow pets though.

Less than a mile from home.
I frequent this place so much that I hate it. I don’t like that there are 2 floors and I think their produce section (Targets in general) is overpriced. I guess I’m so used to paying minimal at the grocery stores I go to in San Jose *Asian markets*
Milk is not cheap here — Trader Joe’s is cheaper!
Before I moved, I would go to Target maybe once a week and now, I go 2 or 3 times a week. I had no idea how much my life and how much my finances would change once I moved. It’s a big ass adjustment.
I do like the service here. Everyone whom I have encountered have been friendly.