Target 4255 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63109

"This is not so much a review for the target as it is for the amway pyramid scheming recruiters here. They are all over the place just soliciting. Sparking up conversations with people just to ask about their careers. If you hear “mentors”, “financial freedom”, “retired at 28”, etc just run. Do not be afraid to say “okay I have to go, bye!”. And do not give them your contact information!"

"Have been shopping this store for 17 years and it has really gone downhill. The new floor layout is terrible, nothing makes sense or is where you think it would naturally be. The food is often expired so be sure to check every single package. The in-store pickup is now at the back which makes zero sense and you have to line up in the paper products at a weird random little podium. Compared to the other cosmetic upgrades to the interior of the store, this pickup thing looks like an afterthought. Over the years the variety that this store carries has gone away. Most departments seem to have only 2 of the main brands and that's it. There's much fewer Up and Up brand left on the shelves. In Makeup, even in the upgraded roped-off very expensive section, you will not find the full range of shades here from very fair skin to very dark skin, just the center band of medium to medium-slightly-dark, if your skintone is on either side of that then you'll need to go elsewhere. The biggest issue is the continual lack of products on shelves. In nearly every area, apart from clothes, the shelves are half empty. No matter the day of the week or time of day, the shelves look as if no one has restocked in weeks, and what's left on them is a mess, rarely put away or straightened up. It looks like they're in the middle of a going out of biz clearance sale all the time. What is the problem, are you not ordering stock on time or just don't bother to keep the shelves full and neat? In the food some areas seem to be continually out, like the house brand Half/Half, it's almost never in stock. There are never enough full checkout lanes open, even at times when it would be the busier time of day. On the plus side - the newly redesigned Starbucks is nice looking. The self checkout area is improved and very well lit."

"Pretty clean store. Food prices are a little high but most everything else is a fair price. Lines at the register can be a bit long, but they move at a moderate pace. Parking is easy to get into because there's a stoplight by one of the roads into the parking garage."

"Rude staff. Not helpful in any department. I will not be back. And it sucks because I supply most of my needs through target for my donut shops, paper towels, toilet paper things like that. Things that I do not go to restaurant depot for. But now I will go to Sam’s Club or somewhere else to find the things I need at a cheaper price instead of going to the store that’s conveniently close to me because the staff wants to be argumentative and disrespectful."

"Great for online orders and curbside pickup. In-store experience, not so much. What happened to periodically asking guests if they need help finding anything? I get why the store is re-arranged around the Holidays from a Marketing lens, but if I can’t find what I’m looking for and your team is heads down with headphones on avoiding human interaction, I’m leaving without buying anything, which is what I did today."