Target 3535 South La Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90016

"I purchase an outfit for my great niece for Valentines Day, I returned to the store and inadvertently left the receipt at home. They were able to process the return by using my card. Done in less than 10 minutes! Cordial staff!!"

"Shopping experience here has plummeted. So many everyday items are now in locked cages and you have to wait for the employees to unlock. This is always annoying, but now practically everything in the front of the store is under lock and key so you’re sitting around waiting to get several items. What should be a quick target run is now impossible if you want to get deodorant or body wash or lotion or face wash or socks or underwear or hair care products or laundry detergent, the list goes on. I hate capitalism."

"Used to work at this location. The managers were rude… I didn’t have a name tag for 2 weeks and they gave me someone name Lisa’s name tag. My shift started at 4:30 and I was assigned to work stationary alongside another employee. There was nobody working that area in the morning so by the time I arrived the area was trashed and had tons of go backs. By 5 a random employee comes to me questioning both me and the other employee on the area being a mess and was trying to show us how to zone. We were not zoning because we were focused on getting everything off the floor and we had go backs. Didn’t make sense to zone before cleaning up. I was also not about to respond to another employee who doesn’t have a team lead nor manager name tag. So she went and told one of the managers on me. This manager gave me attitude because I had someone else’s name tag that HR gave me and the area being a mess. The remainder of the shift both women kept coming over monitoring me and the other coworker."

"Beware!!! Had a visit to this local target and discovered theres anywhere from a $ 2.00 to $ 5.00 difference(depending on the product) in prices at the specific location. After visiting a Torrance target on Sepulveda. I shopped the same items and noticed a significant price difference with the same items. I’m not sure if this target is purposely making the residence in this area pay the cost of the cage’s they keep everyday common items in or if there catering to the high income tech community that’s now coming into this area. Whatever it maybe, Target should be ashamed of themselves, they’re a multibillion dollar company and they’re nickel and diming their guest and their employees to shop elsewhere."