Target

This store forces their employees to either get 2 people a week to sign up for red card or lose their job. I felt obligated to sign up to help my daughter. My daughter was let go today, she was a seasonal help employee. They gave her no notice or anything. She thought she still had a job when she went in today. It’s fine to have seasonal help, but it’s not okay to have them think they still have a job.
Horrible way to treat employees. I will now be cancelling my card. No need to shop somewhere they treat employees this badly, and especially my child.

Napa has exploded in the last 10 – 15 years. Whole foods, chipotle, target, trader joes etc.
This is a good Target to get basic items. Tons of free parking.

This review is for the dark-​haired young twenty-​something man in the electronics department at this store. I went there yesterday afternoon (around 5 pm) for a cord for my iPhone. I am not an electronics-​savvy person by any stretch of the imagination — I just wanted to charge my dead cell phone, and when I asked questions to make sure this was the right cord to fit my phone (thinking that was not unreasonable to double-​check before leaving the store), he gave me that arrogant «never mind» — you are stupid — attitude of superiority. I thought that was very odd, considering he is in customer service and there to help and educate the public. One, I will never shop that department again, and two, I hope the store gives him a lesson in what real customer service is all about — courtesy and hospitality to the buying customer.

This Target location seemed small compared to a lot of the Targets I’ve been to. Since it’s smaller, there weren’t many check-​out lanes, which made me a bit weary of the possible long waits, but thankful that wasn’t an issue (at least this time that I went).
Despite the size, it had everything I needed at a reasonable price. The store was well organized, so I could find what I needed quickly and get the hell out of there.
I’ll visit this Target location again, whenever I’m in the area.
I almost forgot to mention, the Bay Area (and Davis apparently) has a plastic bag/​paper bag policy, which means you have to purchase a plastic or paper bag (s) for your items at the check-​out. You can also bring your own bag or just hand/​cart carry your items to your car.

Friday evening with little foot traffic. Hardly any customers in sight. Simply perfect and much enjoyable especially during the holidays.
By chance we’ve found some decent clothing for our dogs. Previously was not a fan on target pet clothing, but they turned out to be a perfect fit. Dogs seem to like it so I’m happy. I now open minded on their selections. In addition, we’ve picked up some home necessities as we normally do at Target.
At checkout we’ve found an error on pricing. Our cashier took several tries to correct the matter as she admittedly confessed she was still in training. Her efforts in correcting the issue was very much appreciated. Their inventory team failed to update their system as she wasn’t to blame. Great place for some general shopping.

Target’s shopping center has lots of parking compared to Habit/​Vitamin Shoppe/​Chipotle across the street which has none. this target layout is different from the bay area’s. first racks i saw was literally a whole storefull of clothes.
looking left, i saw the medicine section, behind that, the groceries, deli, liquor…
buys: uptussin (3.99) listed as 4.99
–cough/​cold med ½ the price of robitussin.
ingredients look the same
checkout:
–fast, friendly, few people in line
–never buy much here, just targeted buys… in and out…
–4 star experience…

3 stars for this target just due to the fact that it is a lot smaller then the other target here in town and they don’t have the same wide variety/​stock as the other. That said it is still a nice store and well up kept.

Improvements greatly noticed, appreciated! Austin, in the Cell phone sales was 5 stars and worked 1+ hours on his on time I suspect. Newer, to me anyway, the young lady in electronics! Kudos to you both! I’ll be back to spend more hard earned monies! Bets the Heaven out of Wallymarts, empty shelves, long slow lines and lousy parking. Tuesday 7:49 — 9:30 pm, 8÷12÷14

This is my local (I guess closest) Target. It’s usually empty — if I have two people in front of me in line, it’s «crowded.» They are fast and friendly, I usually find what I need, and I don’t hate myself after shopping there (as one does after shopping at Walmart).
The least offensive of the big box stores in the neighborhood. Win.

It’s a Target. Which in the mid to late 80s was pretty cool, but now is suffering from an identity crisis. Grocery items, really?
This Target is pretty standard. It’s clean and well stocked. It’s just (like all of them nowadays), not very exciting and less affordable.

I bought a tape cassette that hooks up to my iPhone 5 so, I may play my iTunes in my car.

After stopping at a nearby Pete’s, we made a pit stop into this Target to stock up on waters and other snack items for our hotel room during our 5-​day Napa vacation.
This layout is much different than the Targets in San Diego but aside from that, the shell and it’s contents where everything you’d expect from Target. Despite the parking lot swarming with cars, I was shocked there was hardly anyone in here. They must’ve been elsewhere… because the store was nearly empty but very tidy. After we selected our items and headed to the front of the store to check out, we discovered most of the cashiers were standing in front of their registers ready to take the next guest in line. This doesn’t happen quite often to me at Target but it was nice to not have to wait.
Our cashier was very sweet and got us out of their quickly… she was really confused about me bringing/​using my own bag though, which was strange. So strange, she took the bag that I laid on the conveyer belt and laid it onto of my items after I paid and let me pack my own items. Is being green in Napa that much of an anomaly?
P. S. I did not care for this parking lot… super tight spaces and busy as heck!

In Napa I call this «little target» the south napa store is bigger and has more selection, but I love having Little Target close to home. The staff is usually pretty good, major compliments to the electronics team, they’re always on-​point.

I don’t think Target really needs a review because its name speaks for itself, but I love how clean it is and I love the quality. You truly get what you pay for. I always have to make a strict list and budget whenever I go here or I will spend too much.
This Target is great! It’s a little small because it actually is missing one or two departments which makes it a little inconvient, but its close to where I am so I’ll always go here.

Worst target I’ve ever been to! We came here to get a swimsuit for my 3 month old to go enjoy the pool… Well the first person we asked if they had any said the fitting room attendant should know. So we asked her and she said maybe it isn’t swim season yet but she doesn’t really know. Next I go looking for swim diapers. It’s the middle of may they should have them… Nope. And when we asked a sales person they sent us back to ask the fitting room attendant! If the fitting room attendant knows so much she should be walking the floor. Totally unhelpful and totally unprofessional… Our checkout was even worse!!! I love target and I’m a frequent shopper but I wouldn’t recommend this target to anyone, I’d send them to Walgreens for essentials and Ross for quick clothes!

Your basic Target. Nothing more; nothing less.

I am a big fan of Target. However this store (in North Napa, by the Peet’s coffee, whole foods, etc.) does not have any shoes for sale. Super lame, I wasted a trip here.
However, if you were not looking for shoes, I’m pretty sure they carry everything else.
Parking here is lame, difficult to get into the lot in general and people seem to drive extra crazy.

I LOVE Target with all my heart and soul, but this target is not like another other Target I have experienced. The layout is extremely hard to get used to! It’s like a maze. I was trying to look for beach sandals… normal Targets would have them, but THIS target DOES NOT CARRY ANY SHOES. What kind of Target does not carry shoes? They also did not have any umbrellas when I went.
The GOOD things about this Target was that the customer service is great. Everyone is trying to help you look for things (since it’s so darn complicated to find!). The location is also really great– close to Whole Foods and other big stores.

I just cannot get used to the lay out of this Target! I seem to walk around in circles looking for items. This N. Napa location has the same departments as the S. Napa location, but they seem to be scaled down. I think it’s because of the added grocery section, which is odd, since there are 2 other grocery stores in the same center, along with a Vallerga’s a mere 3 blocks west, and a Safeway & Lucky Store about 5 blocks East…
But it’s Target, and it’s like crack, so I’ll still shop here when I’m on this end of town.

a target is a target. NO IT’S NOT!!!
this target is the bomb! why? their customer service is stellar!
cashiers are nice, guest services are awesome, managers actually listen and try to solve your concerns and problems! not much other targets have such a great staff!!! it’s really insane! or maybe it’s just my luck?