Target

"Target stores give the best overall experience when it comes to cleanliness, staying stocked, ambiance, safety, and employees. Their clothing products are of quality compared to some competitors and the demographics of people who shop there are decent."

"If I could give zero stars to this location, I would. As a Canadian customer, I visited three nearby Target stores today. Marysville, Burlington & Bellingham. This was definitely the worst Target in terms of stock and cleanliness. But that didn't bother me too much. However, I picked up two "Holiday" tee shirts (for my daughters) from a stack of graphic tees. They were showing 0 when I checked the price with the store self scanner. I asked a manager to scan them for me and she wouldn't allow me to buy the tee-shirts that I picked up off the shelf?! She said she's not "allowed" to sell this to me. This was absurd to me. She was rude about it. When I asked if I could speak to customer service, she replied "I'm the manager." I'm not super familiar with Target and their policies but in Canada the customer is always right and if something is on the floor with a tag, you have to sell it. ALSO, at the Marysville Target (one hour earlier), a few Christmas hair-bows and hair bands (for my daughters) were showing 0 as well and the cashier rung them in under Holiday seasonal at 90% off with no issues. So I had a strong feeling that the Burlington manager was just trying to show her authority. Ha ha. I will never visit this Target again. Avoid! I couldn't even get the manager's name as she was wearing a cardigan over her name tag. But she was working today at around 4pm."

"Definitely the smallest target that I’ve ever been to. Unfortunately, it’s also probably one of the worst that I’ve ever been to. Several of the shelves are always either bare or have almost no product on them. Their selection of certain things such as electronics is absolutely bare minimum. The sales aren’t too bad but it always seems like there’s never an associate around when you need them. their clothing line of selections is above average I would say. The only reason I’m giving this to stars is because of its convenience to where I live. This particular store is only about maybe a quarter-mile if that from my house. Although again, this is probably its only saving grace. The self checkout lines always seem to have at least one not working. And there’s never enough of the cashier areas to really put a real dent in the lines of customers. Also, some of the staff members that do cashier work tend to either not bag your items for you, or they do so with little to no organization. And simply just dump your purchases into your bags. If I have the option to do so, I would definitely say that I would not go here anymore but unfortunately, every now and again I have to simply because I can’t find everything I need at other places or others are just too far away for an individual who doesn’t have a car. So again, in summary, can’t exactly complain about the distance from my place to them, but aside from that there is very little in the way of high marks. I should also mention that the little food court area is always looking extremely messy."

"Hadn't been in that store since I was treated like a criminal when I had just purchased 134.00 worth of stuff when my children were babies. I told the wonderful cashier I had on Sunday, Feb. 5th, '23 about my experience and how I had always felt safe shopping there. But after that happened, when the security guard came over and undercover security wouldn't let me leave and I was desperately searching for my receipt with my babies screaming and my autistic son trying to leave, well, THAT WAS IT! TWENTY TWO years later, I was ready to go there and see what had changed. The cashier was amazing and apologized and made sure I had a good experience. They lost out on an excellent customer and a lot of money, but I am sure Corporate executives don't give a hoot. She mentioned that now they can't even do or say anything when people steal from the store. I had a good time comparing prices and checking out the foods and toys and pet areas. God bless my cashier."