Target

This Target is now my neighborhood Target and let’s just say, as much as I love Target (and that is a heck of alot) I don’t like this one. Parking is great, but the inside is a mess. They are out of stock many times, have the worst clearance racks ever, and the dressing rooms are shoddy.
I wish I still had my old Target back on Winchester :(

It’s Target! You already know what to expect! It met expectations! Service was fine. Some mislabeled prices. The lines were short! Everyone was friendly.

Swung into today on the way home for a couple of items. Found this Target stocks A&W Cream Soda. Cream soda floats have been added to the holiday weekend menu. But could not find a Fathers Day card that struck all the right chords. The selection was large but there was not one I liked for the dads.
Check out was smoking fast as usual. The checker and I even had time for a huge laugh about the birthday cake bubble gum.

Like any other Target, you will go in for 1 item and leave with at least 10 other things you did not need, but suddenly can’t live without.
It’s relatively new, has everything you could possibly need/​want and the employees seem to enjoy their jobs and are actually helpful! The Starbucks inside is nice as well with lots of seating.
The only issue I ever had was with the lipstick… always check it! The last lipstick I bought had been opened and used, yuck! I went to customer service and they refunded it without any hassle.
I love this place, and embarrassingly come here almost every week.

This is the closest target to midtown/​West memphis area. What it lacks in décor, cleanliness, safety, and variety of items, it more than makes up for it in spunk and character.
There are bigger Target’s in the area, but this one gets its job done. Smaller grocery section than the other ones in the area, but it’s close to a Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn outlet, so there ya go! Also located conveniently right next to a Gibsons, so you know where you’ll find me post target shopping.

This is a pretty solid Target establishment. They are always clean and organized, conveniently located, and… well…it’s a Target; no surprises really. On the negative side of things, I have gone a few times looking for various specific common items and they won’t have them, causing me to look elsewhere. There also have been incidents where team members have asked me where certain items in their own store are; I don’t work here… YOU do (awkward). Anyways, for what it is, it’s a good location and recommend it for your essentials. And P. S: Download the Cartwheel app and get a Target RedCard debit-​card for savings; it just makes sense.

I really like the location of this Target. It’s beside lots of restaurants and other shops. The store is very clean and organized. The clothing selection seems better than some of the others as well. I love getting a coffee from Starbucks and shopping around.

The nicest target in Memphis, although the pharmacy is sooooo slow, and my least favorite Target employee in the whole world works here.
I’m serious. I have a nemesis. A Target nemesis.
Other than that, this is a great Target. Large, clean, and generally well stocked. I manage to spend all of my money every time I go!

I’ve been to a lot of targets. While visiting other Targets in Memphis, this was the best one by far. The location is great, very nice location and upper middle class for sure. The one down the street is a joke.
The holiday selection here was really nice and by looking through the store the visual appearance is that of a store manager who cares about their store. I purchased a bunch of Christmas lights for my wife’s parents house and was very pleased with the display of each of the lights so as a customer I could make a better choice as to what type of light to buy. I purchased more actually. The picture on the box just doesn’t cut it. Being able to see the lights and touch them is great.
The employees at the checkout were nice as well. Most of their checkouts were being used so there was not much of a wait.

It’s Target. This store is bigger and new than the one on Colonial, so I tend to shop here even thought it’s a longer drive. Obviously it’s a great place to stock up on essentials (I pretty much always buy the Up & Up Target brand, since it’s the cheapest), and I buy most of my workout clothes here too, since they’re more reasonably priced than Sports Authority. And sometimes having less selection is a good thing — fewer choices makes it easier to choose!
However, I’ve learned to check items, especially clothing, for quality issues. I was able to return a t-​shirt when the hem completely unraveled 6 weeks after I bought it, but I wasn’t so lucky when the zipper broke on my $ 30 warm-​up jacket — they basically told me that they didn’t care that the jacket was rendered useless due to a tiny crack on the bottom of the zipper. And I almost bought a summer dress before realizing that it wasn’t actually hemmed, just stitched along the edge and just cut, with the raw edge still showing. Cheap much?
And as with all Targets, customer service is hit and miss. My cashier today actually smiled at me and said hello, but that’s not necessarily a given. Long check-​out lines are also pretty common, which can be frustrating. But hey, it’s better than braving Wal-​Mart!

I know it’s silly to review such a huge chain, but I like this Target out of all the Memphis area Targets. I go to Target at least once a week, and the only other one I will go to is the one on Colonial.
The Starbucks in this one is really nice and spacious.
I find that this one doesn’t run out of clearance as quickly as the one on Colonial. Parking is also much better here than the Colonial one.

Three days in Memphis and I ended up walking through the doors of this Target twice. So there’s something to be said for living up to my expectations that I could come here and pick up the odds and ends my Mom and aunt needed during my visit.
Its spacious without giving you the cavernous feeling like you need a golf cart to ride around to do your shopping. Departments were laid out like most Targets and prices were nicely competitive.
Hitting up Health & Beauty, Electronics, Grocery, the only real disappointment was the Womens department. If you were looking for anything other than extremely casual or backyard /​beachwear your options were very limited and ended up heading off to Kohls to find something in the «nice casual» category for Mom.

I’ve been to many a target in my life, something about this one struck me and my companions as quite odd. It seems like there’s 1.5x times as much space in this one as any other target. Like they were building a Super Target but decided to hold off on the Super part and then just stretched out a normal target to fill it.
The place is clean, well lit with those Target light bulbs that make everything scream «buy me». Just bigger.
I went to purchase a rain poncho for the eventual Memphis in May concert deluge and they were out of the 1-​use ones and had no others for reasonable prices (I think they were gouging the prices on the perma-​ponchos too) so I went the MacGuyver route and purchased some trash bags.
It’s a target, it’s clean, yay

Smaller store filled with White Station moms shopping for their bratty kids.

I have an odd, yet fascinating adoration for Target. You know that question that was in every single Myspace survey ever made– «If you could max your credit card out at any store of your choice, which would it be?» Yeah, mine would be Target. Lame? Perhaps. Regardless, I speak the truth.
When I walk into a Target, my heart races with the thought of the impending items I shall place in my cart. A wonderful, plaid, women’s hat? Yes Please! Racks upon racks of extremely reasonably priced, über trendy jewelry pieces? Yes please! Scarves, wallets, bed linens, Paula Deen cookware? Check, check, check and check! The DVD end cap stocked from floor to ceiling with $ 5 DVD options? Throw ten in the cart! Oh and the clothes! They aren’t the best garments in the world, but I have to admit that Target has upped their game in the way of trendy, stylish clothing options. I also tend to stumble across at least 2 – 3 pairs of shoes that I must have to place upon my feet immediately.
This particular Target is my favorite in Memphis. It’s clean, new, has a great selection, and ALL their check out lines always seem to be open and running when I come here to make my purchases. The only thing that would make this place better? If Kristin Wigg from SNL would actually become the «Target Lady» and ring up my purchases. Perhaps it would make my $ 150 trip their for toilet paper and laundry detergent even more fun. Stellar.

The newest Target in Memphis. Has everything you’d expect from a Target. Very modern and spacious. I like what they’ve done with this area, turning a decrepit apartment complex into a hip shopping area.

Not all Targets are created equally! This one is the newest and best in Memphis. It is spacious, with more clothing options. Think more sizes, more colors, more choices. The dollar spot is bigger– more ways to spend a dollar or $ 2.50. That’s right some items in the «dollar» spot are $ 2.50, shop wisely! The Starbucks and food area is great with lots of seating and is always clean. My three year old of course loves the popcorn, you can keep him occupied for a $ 1.00 while you shop.
The baskets are even better– they are bright, new, shiny and clean! I love this Target and even though I live 30 minutes away I find reasons to go there. I know, it’s crazy. But, you fellow Targetaholics will understand!

I love Target like most other Americans and I can usually never set foot in Target for one item without coming out with over $ 100 worth of stuff. This Target is spacious and clean like most Targets — I had trouble finding a size in the clothing aisle at about 8:30 pm, and instead of trekking across the entire store in search of someone to help me, there was someone right nearby who was very helpful and able to find my size for me.

This store is what I think of as a middle size target. It’s not a SuperTarget but its bigger than the store on Colonial. It has a Starbucks and a good size snack bar available once you are inside. I have never been in line more than 2 people deep at this store. They have plenty of checkers available for you. The aisles are nicely sized (except the shoe department) and it’s pretty easy to get around. It’s very new and pretty clean inside. It has a large selection of frozen food but the fresh section is much smaller than the average grocery store. One great thing about having this store in East Memphis is that it makes it easy to run and get something if the store on Colonial is out. Overall, a good Target experience!