Target 512 2nd Avenue, Manhattan, New York,

"Edit: hours on the door at least 3 months out of date, always out of everything, weird choices with what grocery items to stock (6 shelves of various sandwich bags but only 2 of spices) Food: selection isn't huge but fairly priced and good quality. Everything else: Makes me wonder why I didn't shop on amazon. If everything's locked up and you have to wait 15 mins to find someone with the key, can't look at the item before buying, and have to wait in line 10 more minutes for the manned checkout... why bother? (The thing i was buying was 20 bucks, not like a grand!) Also guys like why are you always out of mens ankle socks? If you're out that often, stock more?"

"The old pharmacist is working by himself, how come he has no staff and no help what so ever. Poor man has been doing rx in the back and not seeing customers on line for prescriptions to be picked up. Is it fair for 1 man to run the pharmacy all alone??"

"The most poorly managed store imaginable. Tons of employees, none at checkout or stocking shelves. Stocking carts constantly abandoned all over the store making it impossible to shop and shoppers in wheelchairs or with strollers unable to pass."

"No Boar's Head pickles in stock but the manager was very very nice and said she would speak to the company about getting them. Lol, crazy but it's a great pickle. :) Prio review: They never answer the phone. BUT this Target has Boar's Head pickles and Boar's Head pickles are OUTSTANDING! The very best of any pickles anywhere! :) Great when eating low carb. Love the pickle juice when fasting."

"I am puzzled as to why this store is even labeled as a Target. There is a tiny bit of too wide of a variety of things. They should narrow their selection since the space doesn’t allow what even a small Target normally carries. This place is deceivingly tiny, impossible to keep properly stocked (though the nice staff is trying), and there’s nothing a local bodega doesn’t have except maybe a giant box of q-tips. If you want to go to a Target in Manhattan, head to Herald Square."