“Omg. More home goods next to another home goods store. Lots of high end tea and beeswax candles. They smell great. Problem with this place is it puts my wife in a small tizy. She wants to buy a dish for caviar. That’s a future budget problem imho. Sure it’s $20 bucks today but with the caviar prices these days, I’ll never retire. My sister has 3 kids (we’ve got none) and I know about costs. Solid selection of towels, glassware and soaps. Highly recommend a visit (if you can avoid the caviar dish).”
“I wasn't living here when the department store was around so I have no frame of reference to say how great or not so great it is. On its own, I will say that it is a beautiful and nostalgic look back - for people to discover for the first time AND for others to rekindle old memories of their former selves. It's apparent that Daytons was a very important institution to the Twin Cities and I have been enjoying the sometimes whimsicle reimagining of those times back then.”
“I went to the electronics section this morning looking for earbuds, Jack did a excellent Job on helping me and suggesting some earbuds, that we're very good..Nice to still have people who will talk to you and help you with what your looking for...Good Job Target,GOOD JOB JACK:)”
“Anyone who doesn't buy groceries @ Target is missing out. The larger stores have excellent variety. Prices much better than Cub. Best perk for me is ordering online & they bring everything to my car for no charge.”
“Located in a busy shopping center. Plenty of inventory, stocked shelves, and friendly associates. Relatively clean and organized. Grocery, beauty, housewares, cleaning, toys, hardwares, kids, electronics, etc. Will all be found here. 1 stop shopping. I take advantage of curbside pickup. Orders are usually available within 2 hours. Be sure to check your items before pulling off. Starbucks and Ulta beauty onsite.”
“I want to give a big thank you to one of the team members at Target (I believe his name was Joshua) who went above and beyond to help my mom during her visit. Even though there was clearly a language barrier he was incredibly patient, kind, and respectful. He took the time to understand what she was looking for and made sure she got the help she needed. which resulted in a successful shopping trip ? It meant a lot to both of us, and we truly appreciate his effort and empathy. Excellent customer service!”
“I decided to revisit Dinkytown a few weeks ago, which is where the University of Minnesota is. I noticed this Target that I had never visited. I wanted to check it out. I parked on the street. It's paid parking. I figured out later on that Target has its own lot that's kind of hidden to me. Oh, well. I know now. Think of this Target as a subset of a typical mega Target store. It's smaller in size, but it has everything you truly need. It's geared towards students and residents in the area who can walk over to it, as opposed to a shopper in suburbia hauling way too much stuff into a minivan. There was a ton of Lego merchandise. I assume that Target has a partnership with Lego. It was cool seeing Lego reusable bags and apparel. What stood out for me was the grocery section. It was impressive. There was lots of variety. I particularly loved the selection of sugar-free items. I ended up getting some Lily's chocolates. It also has Zevia in the pop aisle. If you're into PopSockets, they are heavily reduced here. I got one with lemons and it was $3. Ridiculous! You can get apparel here, but it's limited. If you get your wardrobe from Target, you'd be better off going to a larger Target store. Staff are super friendly here. I had a woman cash out my items. There are also self-checkouts, but I like ones with people more. It's a decent store and it much needed for locals in Dinkytown. I'm so glad that I dropped by. (477)”
“Plenty of inventory, stocked shelves, and friendly associates. Relatively clean and organized. Grocery, beauty, housewares, cleaning, toys, hardwares, kids, electronics, etc. Will all be found here. 1 stop shopping. I take advantage of #targetdriveup. Consistently ready within 2 hours of order. Definitely recommend the convenience.”
“I have a billion dollar idea and want to relay it to Target. I can reach no one to tell it to so I figured maybe this would get the right attention. It's a genius idea. I don't wanna put it all over the place. I was a truck driver. I can help Target keep prices low and raise wages potentially for no money. I don't even want a cut. I just wanna relay the idea. I wish I could speak to someone directly to make it more official than something like this. Please help me do that, somebody!”
“Went to Nicollet Mall target with my aunt today Nice store! 2 Levels I haven't been in since its been remodeled a few years ago I was in there about 5 or 6 years ago Love the new look! Love the huge grocery selection! Love the artwork on the wall as you walk in! Has a Wine And Spirits and a Starbucks inside! I normally shop at the Crystal Target or a Super Target in either Plymouth or Knollwood.”
“It is a smaller Target. So sometimes the selection is smaller than a Target Greatland. That has not been an issue for me. In a smaller Target you have a better chance of getting to know the staff. They greet you on sight and possibly provide better service.”
“TARGET NE MPLS HAS THE GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE AND GREAT EMPLOYEES AND AWESOME LOCATION BUT WALMART ARE WAY OUT IN THE SUBURBS TO WHERE LOT OF US DONT WANT TO TRAVELAND THE QUARRY SHOPPING CENTER HAS EVERYTHING RIGHT THERE ALSO A CUB FOODS A STARBUCKS COFFEE AND SO MUCH MORE”
“It's southside lake street and people are happy to have a target store in the community, its very safe and security is on post as well as MPD posted i. The parking lot during business hours from the first person there to the last person. Shopping leather parking lot, presidential safe.”
“From out of town and never have seen a two story target. Love that there are registers on both floors. Dollar spot was on second floor and I had to ask to find it. Was organized but had several things out of stock. Lots of staff around in case you had a question.”
“I went to the MOA store on Friday and I had an unusual request. The sales associate wasn’t sure how to help and called a manager. Not one but two managers came to help. They were very accommodating and patient with me. Unfortunately I didn’t get their names. Just wanted to leave a positive review and say thank you.”
“Interesting, not sure exactly what is all there but the target store was nice and multi-leveled. Stopped by to get supplies during a recent and brief stay in Minneapolis.”
“They’re doing Much better in every category the security is amazing top-notch respectful yet firm shop stocked not sure about the checkout one of em but nonetheless, this isn’t the Burlington I knew a few years ago!”
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