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About Target Stores

Target is a big-box store that stocks general merchandise. It allows customers to find pretty much everything they need in one store, saving them time and effort. At Target, customers can find everything from groceries and household essentials to home decor and office supplies. The company provides free two-day shipping on online orders, but customers can pay extra for same-day delivery.

Pros
  • Discount with Target RedCard
  • One-stop shopping
  • Customer-friendly layout
Cons
  • Stores smaller than some competitors
  • Fewer stores than similar chains

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Target provides great value for a wide variety of products. … The seasonal products are often unique and of very good quality. Pet products are priced below Pet Smart & PetCo. Fin...

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When I need something quick or just to browse and shop ideas are endless at Target… The housing bay of clean shopping carts, clean bathrooms at the front entry and HR resources in...

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What is Target?

Target is a big-box retailer known for its affordability and wide selection of products. The store boasts everyday low prices, but it also offers weekly deals, clearance prices and other in-store markdowns. Customers who hold a RedCard credit or debit card can save an extra 5% on their purchases. RedCard holders also get exclusive offers and deals to save even more.

Target makes customer experience a top priority. Stores have spacious and uncluttered aisles for both customer comfort and ease of access. Employees frequently perform zone sweeps to ensure shelving is neat and properly stocked.

What does Target do?

Target offers customers a variety of mid- to high-quality products at affordable prices. Customers can find many reliable brands at Target, including Dyson, KitchenAid, Apple and many more trusted names. The company also has its own brands in nearly every category. These brands include Market Pantry, Archer Farms, Threshold, Boots & Barkley, Up & Up and Xhilaration.

With such a variety of brands, Target provides customers with options to fit almost any budget for nearly any purchase. Whether you’re decorating a dorm room, investing in long-term needs for your home, refreshing your wardrobe, prepping for a party or looking to fill your pantry, you can find most everything you need with one trip to Target.

Target prices

The amount of money you spend at Target will greatly depend on the type of purchase you’re making. The grab-and-go area of Bullseye’s Playground at store entrances presents you with neat finds for just a couple of dollars. You can find clothing staples for as little as $5, or build a full outfit for less than $100.

Target carries several brands, so there is something for every budget. For example, if Threshold home decor is out of your price range, Room Essentials might be a better fit. You can find various brands for everything from coffee makers to cookware, vacuums to televisions and more.

Target also regularly offers great deals on their flyer items, and customers can often find in-store markdowns. Regular Target shoppers may want to consider a RedCard to save an extra 5%.

Target FAQ

What kind of a store is Target?
Target is a general merchandise retailer. It’s a superstore that carries a variety of brands, product lines and product types.
How many stores does Target have?
According to the corporate website, Target has 1,880 stores in the U.S. It has stores in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
Can you order from Target online?
Target does have online ordering. Along with standard shipping, customers can choose same-day delivery, in-store pickup or curbside pickup.
Does Target have stores in other countries?
Target has several offices globally but no other stores. Target attempted an expansion to Canada in 2013, but the attempt was ultimately unsuccessful; all stores were closed by April 2015.

Is Target a good company?

Target is an excellent company to shop with. It prioritizes customer experience, so it’s easy to feel like you’re not in a big-box store while still saving money. Target is a popular choice for almost any shopping need, and you see that popularity across social media. Target carries both popular brand names and its own brands, which means they have products at multiple price points. There are also ways to save, such as the Target RedCard. Overall, Target provides an enjoyable and affordable shopping experience.

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    Reviewed April 11, 2026

    This has been one of the worst service experiences I have ever had with Target. I pay for their delivery membership, yet my orders have been canceled more than three times with no real explanation. You are paying for a service that simply does not work. I spent hours trying to get help, only to be disconnected multiple times. The representative (Rachelle) repeatedly ended calls and chats without resolving anything. There is no ownership, no accountability, and no respect for the customer.

    The entire system feels broken — from ordering to delivery to customer support. You are left on your own after they take your money. If you depend on delivery, do not trust this service. It is unreliable, disorganized, and a complete waste of time. I stayed home waiting for orders that never came. This is not just poor service — it is a failure to deliver on what is being sold. Save your money and your time. There are far better companies that actually honor what they promise.

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    Reviewed March 19, 2026

    Target is not fair to all customers, they do not get enough items in stock so that proves they are not fair to all and when I mention this to them they do not care and ignore me and I'm tired of target getting rid of popular food items all the time too and the fact that they stopped price matching other companies and no longer give us customers the rewards, that's how they treat us customers who has spent thousands of dollars with their company, we do not mean anything to Target at all, we need a bigger and way better retail stores in our country all over and then to boycott target and Walmart because both companies has the same issues, what happened to good customer service, I'm very very disappointed with target and Walmart and Walgreens, 3 worst retail companies around by far!!!

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed March 18, 2026

      I purchased a kitchen table and four chairs from Target, and unfortunately one of the chairs was faulty—the very last one I assembled, of course. I returned to the store expecting a simple exchange, but was told this wasn’t possible and that I had to file a complaint online instead. The process itself immediately raised concerns: I was asked to provide photos of the fault, the instruction leaflet, and the delivery order, all within a limit of just 2–3 images.

      Since then, I’ve contacted customer service five times. I’ve been repeatedly told that the item was supplied by an outside dealer, while the dealer claims the instruction leaflet I received is not theirs. This makes no sense—the leaflet was included in the original packaging, and the photos clearly match the product I received.

      Target appears to be distancing itself from responsibility, leaving me stuck between them and the third-party supplier with no resolution. What should have been a straightforward exchange for a faulty item has turned into a frustrating and time-consuming experience. Overall, this has been extremely disappointing customer service. I would strongly caution others before purchasing furniture through Target, especially when third-party sellers are involved, as resolving issues may prove far more difficult than expected.

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      Reviewed March 18, 2026

      I shop at Target pretty often and it’s usually a good experience. The stores are clean, easy to navigate, and they have a nice mix of everyday essentials and other items. Prices are reasonable, though sometimes a bit higher than other places. I’ve had a few small issues with items being out of stock, but nothing major. Overall, it’s a convenient place to shop and I keep going back.

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      Reviewed Feb. 21, 2026

      I bought a mattress from Target for my daughter. There were NO holes in the mattress. She went to wash her sheets and then sat on the mattress waiting for her sheets. Her skin then became inflamed. She was in so much pain that she couldn't put her pants on. She took a shower, but still in pain and skin was red. The mattress leaked fiberglass and it got everywhere. Again, there were NO holes in the mattress. If you shine a flashlight on the mattress, you can see tiny particles, which is fiberglass. How insane for a store to sell such a mattress to consumers?? Very sick. I'm not giving them my money ever again.

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      Reviewed Feb. 19, 2026

      My wife and I shop at Target every few months to stock up on health and beauty products, laundry products, paper goods, etc. Even though we live in Greenville, SC, we have liked the Target on Wade Hampton in Taylors and have been willing to drive the extra distance. Our experience today, however, has changed our minds.

      We had over $300 of items in two carts and were ready to check out on a Thursday morning. Even though the store had around 10 check-out lanes, only the self-checkout lanes were open, and they were labelled 10 items or less. When we arrived, there was already a long line forming. We questioned a few employees as to why there wasn't at least one regular lane open, but they just smiled and said the self-checkout was open. My wife and I were tired and knew it would be difficult to go through the self-checkout with two carts full of supplies. The self-checkouts give space for bagging and placing only a few items at a time, and the machine disciplines you when you remove items before paying. How on earth would we be able to stack two full carts of items on that one little tray?

      Finally, an employee told us to go to the Exchanges and Returns counter, where the employee there would help us. When we were finally waited on, the employee was surprised to find we were at her counter for a purchase. We told her another employee had told us to go to her. She tried to be cheerful, but seemed a bit hassled and was not compassionate to our dilemma. Whatever happened to customer service at Target? No employee had offered to open one of the regular lanes or get a manager. They just smiled and shrugged. Our opinion of Target has been shattered.

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      Reviewed Feb. 7, 2026

      I visited the Target nearest me in Belton, Missouri to make an exchange. They did not have the proper item in stock. They did look on the computer and found it at the nearest store. I asked for a refund since I bought it there. The customer service person said that the other store would exchange it. I went to the other store in South Kansas City and they wouldn’t do it. I returned to the prior store and asked for a refund. They gave it to me in a gift card, which I used at the store in South KC. To buy the correct item. The person at customer service was so rude to me at the South KC store that I will not ever go to a Target store ever again. This lady gave me such problems and caused me time and gas that she made me not want to shop at Target!

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      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2026

      I am very disappointed in the checkout changes. Self check can only be used if you purchase with a credit card. If I have less than 10 items and want to use cash I am forced to wait on a line to have a cashier check me out. And there are never enough cashiers. So the line is usually long. Very inconvenient!

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      Reviewed Feb. 5, 2026

      An order I made from a bridal registry, was charged to my cc and shipped from California. It was damaged in shipment and returned to shipper. The order was made on 1.20.2026 with no updates since 1.27.2026. After multiple (10+) attempts to resolve online with Chatbots and AI, I called the local Target store. No assistance. Finally got a phone number to corporate. The Target system does not track these situations so if I hadn't persisted, I would have paid for the order with nothing delivered. The rep could only refund my cc (after I asked) and I am back to reordering it on my own. No one knows how it will affect the bridal registry and if the bride will get 2 instead of 1 of these items.

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      Reviewed Feb. 2, 2026

      My question is right to the point: Why are nurses excluded from getting discounts? Here’s a definition of Public Service: Public service is defined as any service, commodity, or action provided or facilitated by government—or authorized non-profits—to meet the essential needs of the community, often funded by taxes. It aims to support the public good, protect rights, and improve quality of life, ranging from infrastructure like roads to services like police and healthcare.

      I received a message back basically saying, "Thank you for your comment, we’ll keep it under review however you could join the Target Circle Program for discounts." This is my message back: Thank you for your response. While teachers, students, Military and Government Assistance qualifies for a discount without paying $99.00 I think this list should also include nurses. I just purchased curtains yesterday for $265.00. And so you think I should spend $99 for the Target Circle program to get a discount of $ 16.00 or 26.00 dollars on the curtains. Really! I will be aware of this the next time I need to make a large purchase and look elsewhere.

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