250 Bull Hill Lane, Orange CT 06477
“I don’t usually shop at Kohl’s but the store was very clean, well organized, and nice staff. I was looking for a shirt for my husband for a family event last night and the young lady with freckles in the men’s section helped me pick out a lovely outfit! I am very pleased with her. She was very respectful and assisted me with what I was looking for. I will shop here again!”
253 Indian River Road, Orange CT 06477
“Very helpful folks even if they may be a new employee, They get you the assistance you are looking for Shout out to Home Girl that helped out and verified ,I aint in no rush But the effort is appreciated 10 folds,Thanks Ma”
556 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“To the older women that has long gray hair and has braces that worked today on June 1st I would like to thank you again for your kind words I really needed to hear it I hope all things beautiful and good come into your life thank you again”
25 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“I came here during the last 2 weeks before Christmas expecting chaos. Quite the opposite. Everything was clean and organized. The only downfall was only 1 cashier working, and the self check line was worse. Oh, well. That's the holidays shopping for ya. ?”
25 Boston Post Rd, Orange CT 06477
“The Target store in Orange is a pleasant shopping experience. The store is clean, the shelves are well-stocked, and the employees (when you can find them) are helpful. However,I was surprised at the total lack of merchandising today. The end caps look like the merchandise was just thrown on the shelves. It was nice to be able to find all the items on my shopping list. Occasionally, we were even able to find items on sale that are a good value. The store is organized, and the aisles have plenty of room to navigate carriages without bumping into people or displays. There is a abundant selection of gifts for both the home and for children on your list. The check out system used to be very fast and efficient. Unfortunately, the self check out seems to always have some issues. Overall, there is plenty of parking and the positives outweigh the checkout issue and lack of merchandising.”
25 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“The Target store in Orange is a pleasant shopping experience. The store is clean, the shelves are well-stocked, and the employees (when you can find them) are helpful. However,I was surprised at the total lack of merchandising today. The end caps look like the merchandise was just thrown on the shelves. It was nice to be able to find all the items on my shopping list. Occasionally, we were even able to find items on sale that are a good value. The store is organized, and the aisles have plenty of room to navigate carriages without bumping into people or displays. There is a abundant selection of gifts for both the home and for children on your list. The check out system used to be very fast and efficient. Unfortunately, the self check out seems to always have some issues. Overall, there is plenty of parking and the positives outweigh the checkout issue and lack of merchandising.”
25 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“This target is always my favorite in the area, it’s always the cleanest, largest and easiest to navigate. Although today I had a lot of trouble finding a specific battery I needed for my camera. Online it said they were in stock in aisle A1, but they were not there. Some of the employees suggested different areas in the store, but they were in none of those places. Team member Jordan SAVED ME! She was the last person I asked for help by the order pickup area before I left the store, she was able to get the batteries for me in under a minute and check me out. She was so sweet and just made my day!”
96 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“Talk about customer service...Kudos and shout out to Beverly ,who went above and beyond.I was looking for a particular item and was unable to find it. Beverly asked if she can assist me ,also was unable to find the item. We were almost at the car and she called us back in to let us know she found it. Now that's customer service. THANK YOU BEVERLY. YOU ARE APPRECIATED AND THE WORLD SHOULD KNOW ?”
80 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477
“This is a great store to shop at for any & everything you need. The prices are extremely great. You can go here for one item & easily walk out with 5 items. That's always not a problem for me. So I usually go once a week to Burlington Coat Factory.”
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