Target Stores – Pharmacy

I just needed a few baby items and quickly, so we stopped in. Typical Target. I didn’t encounter any employees except for the cashier. It was clean and well stocked.

I don’t expect much from Target, but I expect more from Target than I do from Walmart.
First, here is my Target experience, I live between this store and the Springfield stores. (Yes, there are TWO Targets in Springfield within a mile of one another.) Both Springfield stores are HUGE. Both are messy, filled with ig’nant customers, employees with rude attitudes, and the unsettling ghetto chaos that normally accompanies such stores.
I rarely ever go to Target, but for the few items I do buy there (because they are always half the price of anywhere else), I do need to go when I run out. That said, even though the Springfield stores are surrounded by other shopping that would be extremely helpful to get out of the way all in one trip, I go out of my way tor this Oaks store for the cleanliness, lack of mayhem, and friendly staff (Oaks has only two other box stores nearby, Lowes and BJ’s).
I don’t get the evil eye if I need to make a return. I don’t get looked at like I am a shoplifter at every turn. I DO get friendly smiles from staff, and a genuine «have a good day» when I check out.
A+ for you, Oaks Target!
Thank you for making the discount box store experience something I don’t have to fear and dread.

This was my first time at this particular Target and it was very nice. The clothes in the women’s department were organized very well; better than Target I’ve been to. They even have stuff that my regular Target stores don’t have. I’ll definitely make this one part of my regular.

In general, I like Target stores, but due to poor customer service, I’m not a fan of this one. As for the store itself, it’s really no different than most other Target stores you would walk into. This one now also sells grocery items, much like many of there other stores. There is a photo lab here, but no portrait studio. Store is clean and shelves are stocked and tidy. Unfortunately, I have little tolerance for poor customer service. We were in here and my wife saw a deal for buying two of a particular item and you get another product for free. She went to the check-​out lane with three items and the cashier proceeded to charge her for the one item that should have been free. The cashier basically said we were wrong at which time my wife offered to show her the sign she saw and why she believed the one item should have been free. The cashier basically said there was no need to see the sign as we were simply wrong. At that point, we said no thank you and walked out leaving everything we were going to buy at the checkout lane. This was honestly my first bad experience at Target in all the years that we have been shopping at Target stores and I’m still a fan of Target stores in general, but we will not be returning to this Target location.

Went to the one in South Philly and it’s a great alternative to the Walmart which I really try to avoid due to the clientele it attracts. great value!!!

The Oaks Target is inferior overall, mostly because they’re often out of products which are advertised on sale and often are priced incorrectly. Check your receipt before you leave! The customer service is well-​meaning — I give them that.
If you need to hit up a Target in the vicinity of 422, go to Limerick; it’s larger plus they have a Starbucks!

It’s been a solid three years since anyone reviewed this place, and I must say, the current average rating does not reflect the quality of this place.
This Target is your average «Bulls-​Eye» that you would find in any other city. It’s large, clean, well-​stocked and has employees that seem to care at least a little about their jobs. (I go here so often, I swear that someday the checkout people are going to recognize my face, haha.)
I have yet to be let down by this Target. It’s the closest one in the area — the next closest being Limerick (another good Target, but I live close to this one.)
Keep up the good work, Target teammembers!

though this target is definitely the «little sister» of the one in Limerick,
its always clean and the staff is usually friendly.
BUT, some of the kids working there, especially some bozo in the electronics section, have NO IDEA what they’re doing
i was trying to replace some speakers that were busted and i had to tell the kid like seven times before i just dragged him to where they were in the aisle.

«When you’re alone, and life is making you lonely, you can always go… downtown.» Well unfortunately not all the time.
Since I work out in the boondocks, the highlight of my day sometimes if I want to get away from work is spending time at the local Target. Yes, that’s right. This is my my «local T» and I hate that it’s so close to where I work. Well, I don’t hate it, but my pocketbook does.
I always have the intention of going there to get just one thing but end up walking out with 20 things that I really don’t need. I don’t know what it is about the layout and the cleanliness of the aisles but it grabs me every time I enter… ahhhhhh
However, I do have some minor issues with this particular location:
1) Parking — at lunchtime it seems like everyone in the general corporate world within a 5 mile radius or the local soccer moms are at this store which causes me to park way out in the boondocks.
2) Checking out — this is the most painful part of my trip. It is usually very slow and the lines can get pretty long.
However, this «local T» will always have a special place in my heart especially at lunch time… so there, downtown!