Target

I really love Target, this one is pretty good. The restrooms are a little gross– so we try to not use them if possible. My only complaint is the cashiers, one in particular. I went in for a valentines card, as I was checking out she read the card– with a line behind me mind you– and then asked me what that all meant to me? Seriously? I don’t come to Target to have deep meaningful conversations with the cashier over a Hallmark card?! That’s not the first incident, with this one cashier. Overall it’s a good store though.

This review is NOT intended for Target but for ONE of its employees. I went in to grab some stuff and the lady checking me out is who I’d like to acknowledge. Her name is Sherry! She is an older woman and wears an oxygen tank while working. Not only was she THE FASTEST employee they had on the check out lines but she was pleasant and wonderful the whole time. She is an inspiration to me and should be to the rest of the world. As I had just drove by a 20ish yr old begging for money on my way there, here is this lady working her butt off all while doing so without having good health. She gets up an does what she has to do every day an still makes your experience pleasant. I think she needs to be recognized

Not living up to the Target experience we have come to expect in many areas.
As someone previously mentioned the restrooms are rarely clean and the diaper changing table seems to never, ever get washed.
The availability of stock has gone from great to just so-​so lately. If it’s on sale you can forget it.
Since they have added self check-​out lanes there seem to be fewer and fewer traditional check-​outs open and the front end manager tries to pressure you into using the self check-​out even if your order is larger.
Also the cashiers don’t seem to know the corporate coupon policy and now are refusing to accept almost all coupons it seems. Sadly it’s not just one cashier either. It appears to be all of them as they now act like using coupons takes money out of their paycheck.
Basically their version customer service is a joke.
I have spoken with the manager and he assured me that he would correct these issues and would retrain. But after 3 more visits it’s getting even worse and I give up. I’ll drive the etre 5 miles and go to one of the Westminster stores where no one bats at eye at my coupon use.

I go shopping at this store quite ofen. Probably once a week, if not more. I have a 4 month old daughter and I always push her in a stroller. I know that anyone pushing a stroller are often profiled but yesterday, Tuesday April 26^th, I printed out photos from home and went to pick them up. I always print photos, pretty much obsessed. So, I wait in the customer service line because no one was at the photo station. I normally get my photos and have some more shopping to do so I pay for everything, all together, once I’m done shopping. Someone always tells me which bar code to have the cashier scan and it’s no big deal. Well, this girl made me feel pretty bad. I’m not quite sure why I let it get to me so bad, but she literally didn’t trust I was going pay for them. She made me feel like a theif. She told me I had to pay for them right there. I couldn’t take it to a normal line, like I always do. I told her nobody else has ever made me pay right there, they tell me which bar code to have the cashier scan. But, she literally made it a point for me to pay there she said hmm, that’s really weird, they’re not supposed to do that I think it’s for Target practice? Whatever that means. She made me feel like a thief, which I know I’m not but it was ridiculous.
Also, would someone clean the bathrooms already?! These bathrooms are beyond filthy and even smell bad, I won’t even take my child in there to change her diaper. There’s a couple doors that don’t even lock. It was so bad last week I refuse to use them. YUCK!

This is my favorite target. They always have what I need in stock and the cashiers are always a delight.

Its clean. Easy to navigate and the prices are reasonable. And the employees are helpful.

The employees I’ve tried to get help from are useless and have attitude.

This Target is the most convenient place ever to shop. It’s walking distance from my apartment and I can swing through the Krispy Kreme drive thru on my way out if I take my car the 1000 feet there like a real American.
Massive kudos to the pharmacy staff. When there’s a long line, I’ve seen the pharmacist himself run the register for a couple minutes to keep things in check. Their prescription rewards program blows compared to Walgeeens’ PointsQuest but that’s the corporation’s fault, not theirs.
Anyways, this Target is great unless you’re looking to buy any food goods with an expiration date. You can pull produce up and watch the rot drip onto the floor and the milk goes bad in a couple days. It’s also kind of hard to find stuff and they seem to have issues keeping enough check stands open, but boy, the people are sure great.

I love Target. I mean, who doesn’t?! Be careful when shopping for groceries there. I have bought expired food items from them more than 5 times, which is unacceptable. Check the expiration dates real quick. Other than that, no complaints!

It is great the café is amazing the girl at the café was awesome Sabrina thank you you were the best.

One of the better targets that I’ve been in it’s really handy having it right next to my house also I have to admit plenty of parking nice large store the staff could be just a bit more acceptable in my opinion

This Super Target location is awesome. Conveniently located in a huge shopping center that’s very centrally located in the Thornton/​Northglenn area, and very close to home. There’s a Pizza Hut Express onsite, which is a nice change from the mainstream fast food giants that are usually located inside. No issues with employees or store cleanliness, and definitely some good sales going on at any given time. Great food and grocery selection, and the Café has what are called Monster Cookies, oatmeal, chocolate chip and M&M blend for $ 1.25 a pop.
This location has the best free wifi in the entire shopping center, based on my experiences (TIP: you can even pick it up outside the entrances if you don’t feel like going inside.) However, there are no power outlets available in the Café for your laptop and/​or electronic devices. The only thing I could suggest in the «room for improvement» category would be to maybe keep the tables and chairs in the Café a bit cleaner.

Huge super target, but I agree with others that is always pretty busy. That wouldn’t be a huge problem if they had the staff to keep up. Lines are always long and there aren’t many registers open at once. You’ll get asked fifty time while walking around if you need help, but they don’t seem to have help at the front. Cashiers never offer to help you to the car, even when I’ve been baby wearing and had a cart overfilled. Instead of having so many people on the floor, I think they should focus their workload up front. Just my opinion. Still, I keep shopping here cause it’s the closest to me.

OK, here’s the deal:
It’s a Super Target. You are not going to find designer goods here, you shouldn’t expect it to be overly posh, and you shouldn’t expect perfection.
What you should expect: a clean store, decent customer service, some logic to how the store is laid out.
What you get at the E. 120^th Ave. location: Never enough checkout lanes open, dirty floors, merchandise is *never* well kept. It used to be a great store, but now, it’s really no better than the Walmart on Grant.
I shop here on a regular basis because it’s convenient. I prefer to drive a little further and go to the Westminster location when I can, though.

I am so completely angry at the customer service my mother and I received at this Target, I am practically smoking from my ears. The selection of items is typical, the set-​up is typical, and there is plenty of parking. However, they employ some of the most hateful employees with which I have ever dealt. The woman who checked us out rolled her eyes when we asked her a simple question, then replied with a curt «Why would I know that?» and then when she asked my mother if she wanted a bag, my mother replied she would, as it makes it easier to take the things into the house, to which the clerk replied «I didn’t ask WHY you wanted a bag, just whether or not you wanted one.» NICE.

This is a very convenient Target. Close to I25 and 120^th, just up at Washington. Easy to get in and out of. Nothing overly special, just a normal Target. Nice pharmacy and service overall is good. They recently remodeled it, but frankly, still looks like Target. What is with the new really plastic, red plastic, ugly large carts? They remind me of large plastic toy shopping carts. I guess they are supposed to make you feel like a kid and fill them up. Who knows.

This particular Target location is usually really busy, so be prepared for long checkout lines and not-​entirely-​friendly staff. I’ve never really had an easy time getting someone to help me find something, so I usually only go to this location if I know what I need and know exactly where to find it. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely staff members all over the store, but they’re usually busy with something else and don’t exactly like to be bothered. Hmm.
This location also hardly ever has an express lane open, which is really annoying for someone going in just to buy a few small things. I don’t want to wait in a 20-​minute line with people doing their big «weekly grocery shopping» when all I’m buying is toothpaste and a gift card. Why put in express lanes if you’re not going to use them?
Unfortunately, there are other (better) Target locations I prefer to go to besides this one. It’s a shame, because having a Super Target nearby is always great, but this location just doesn’t have it compared to others in the area.

Ummm, I have to believe this store is going out of business as everything (left) in this deserted space was on clearance… which was great for me b/​c I was looking for gifts and they were all about 80% off.
Awesome.
The remaining staff was helpful, but it was strange to say the least.

Always a FAN of SUPER TARGET. Have been driving past this SUPER TARGET umpteen times from running errands in this neighborhood, visiting frens living in this area etc etc.
When you enter, at your right wing of the building, its where you can find the Produce department.
On the left wing of the building, you can find the Electronics department.
In between, you can find the Clothing department what nots.
If we were to live in this neighborhood, perhaps this is the SUPER TARGET that we can frequent to.
Thornton Super Target
1001 E 120^th Ave
Thornton, CO 80 233
(303) 280‑0400

I was here last night and had a few returns. The woman at the service desk was really pleasant and nice. It was rather refreshing.
All said and done, Target is a cookie-​cutter experience every where you go… unless you get superior service or terrible service.
They have some really great people at this particular one.
Plus grocery, Starbucks, Optical, Photo lab, Portrait Studio, and Pharmacy.