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“Amber in customer service was amazingly helpful. The cashier said my target card didn’t work and didn’t attempt to help me nor did she honor the store promotion that was advertised. She said “ I don’t know nothin’ about that “. Amber however ( Trainer ) assisted me with my card and honored the promotion. Thank you Amber ! Great leadership!”
“I broke my phone and thought about leaving cricket and I tried but att wanted too much money down so I decided to stay, I came in the store to get a new phone and Sarah was amazing she helped me with so much that day, her customer service was above the norm, i usually hate going to the phone store bc it takes forever but Sarah made the visit pleasurable.”
“I had a couple of issues. I could just not fix myself.I went in and Michael, aka Buck, helped me immediately and solved all my issues period. They are very nice and helpful. I appreciate the good service.”
“Bria has been nothing short of AMAZING!! All my questions were answered and she made me feel so welcomed in the store!! I highly recommend the Foley Verizon for all of your needs!!!”
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“I'm not sure why Target Grocery is a separate listing now seeing as how it's just a part of the Target that's been here forever… No matter, it's worth reviewing because it's a good alternative — but no substitute for — a regular grocery store. This isn't a Super Target but it IS an expanded grocery section. It's not quite the selection of Publix or Rouses but it has most of the staples you'd want to buy for your pantry. The store brand items are anywhere from decent to excellent, and the prices overall are competitive with Walmart's grocery offerings. What knocks it back is the lack of consistent stock, an issue that has existed long before the pandemic upended supply chains. Also, beware pricing shenanigans! Target is notoriously bad about leaving the wrong prices on store shelves. When in doubt, find a price scanner to double check. As an example, they've had share-sized M&Ms listed for $3.99 for all of 2023; they are actually $4.69 when they're not on sale. And fresh fruit/veg is bot limited and expensive because it's priced per unit instead of by the pound.But, if you shop carefully, it can be a LOT cheaper than Publix.”