Target

Well the real standout thing about this particular Target is uh… uuhhh…uuhhh…
Okay, I got nothing. Look, we all walk into a place like Target because you can get what fills your need at a cheaper price, yes? You know, you come here instead of Kohl’s, Macy’s, Nordie’s and whatnot.
Sometimes it’s the exact same item you could get at the fancy shmancy store. Quite often it’s not.
I’m thinking that things like thread count in the sheets are not a deciding factor for shopping here. That’s cool; me too. If that’s my concern, I can see Bed, Bath and Beyond from the front door of this place.
This particular one has a teeny little Pizza Hut by the checkstands. There’s a Starbucks too.
The employees were courteous and helpful when I needed assistance.
That is all.

The store generally has what I need. Store is clean.
Employees visit with each other rather than being ‘present’ or available to customers; another term would be working.
Recent bad experience for second time with Starbucks in this location. PIC was exceedingly rude. Others working there were nice. Funny (strange/​odd) that the lead person was off putting.
Generally though the store is good. Better than Walmart. Worse than Fred Meyer

This Target in the Vancouver area out of all is so far the most amazing and most stable too. It was a shame that the one on Hayden Island south of Vancouver, WA closed down. But overal this specific location is freaking AWESOME!

Sold me a Playstation network card that was invalid. Had to call Sony to get it fixed because they thought I was a liar or something.

I shopped in Target noticing the store was empty of customers. Found out why right away, unprofessional, uncivil, nasty employees. Asked for the store manager, Theresa, and was appalled by the way she treated me. She told me if I didn’t like how I was treated to shop elsewhere. Will do. No wonder the store was empty. Target stores seem to have no executive leadership oversight and have no idea how to manage its brand through customer experience. The mismanagement of credit card numbers was the tip of the iceberg with Target. Won’t bother to step foot in another store. Too many competitors that compete for the same consumer and treat a customer in a civil manner.

It’s Target. I personally enjoy going to Target and actually don’t even shop at Walmart. The only problem I had with this one is the snack bar area (place where they sell popcorn and hotdogs) was manned by a rude little girl. I asked if they were selling hotdogs still because I didn’t see any one at the hot dog rotisserie and she stated «yep I’m trying to close that’s why you don’t see much.» It made my response of «Oh sorry I don’t memorize the snakes opening hours.» Worth it. All I can say about this one is: Manager — please work on your hiring practices.

It’s Target and it’s a highlight in a part of town that is trying to revitalize (even if at the expense of some smaller retailers). The store, like all Targets, is bright, clean, wide aisles, has a nice Starbucks, good pharmacy, some groceries if you’re in a pinch, and everything you need to keep you from driving to Jantzen Beach or Van Mall for the next Target. It also keeps people out of Walmart… which is nice for some.
The checkout lines are usually fairly swift and the returns are conducted fairly painlessly. The one thing that they could improve here is to pay closer attention to the photo processing area. I’ve gone in many times to pick up photos and the people at the service desk right next to it take forever to get there or notice you.

I was going to give them three stars because it’s just a Target. It’s a good Target, but it’s not a super double decker hyper Target or anything. But the bathrooms. So clean! Four stars!!!

Be smart, buy groceries some where else. for reals

Why is this place tucked away like like an embarrassment? Target should be right off the street and easy to run in and out of so you can get your big sack of candy and be on your way.
But hey, Target is Target.

This is my second favorite Target location in the area. The only reason it ranks second is the simple fact that it’s nicer, newer and therefore gets more foot traffic causing all the cute little things I want to sell out faster than others in the area.
This, being one of the newer Targets in the area (and by newer I mean like 6 years or so) is definitely brighter and cleaner than others near by, which I appreciate; I always feel like I’m slumming it when I go to the one over by the mall in Orchards. It’s also really friendly without being abnoxious. I appreciate that they let me browse around the store without being disrupted, but if I ever have a question someone’s usually near by to answer my questions.
Target rocks. Plain and simple.