Target

Apparently everyone’s a big Jon Snow fan because nobody knows anything. Couldn’t find one person to help us do as ANYTHING we need.

Best Target in L.A.!! Love the customer service and always has the items we’re looking for!

They were going to open a target here I was like that’s great! But then it was a ‘city’ target. Huh? What’s that? Basically it’s a target where all the prices are jacked up, smaller, with LESS selection.
At normal target stores you can find more stuff, with cheaper prices. It’s nice that I don’t have to go to the ghetto target that is near La Cienega and Rodeo Rd. NOT Rodeo Dr. Rodeo road is one of the most ghetto streets. Funny it shares the spelling of Rodeo drive, one of the most expensive streets.
Anyways, it’s almost worth it to not have to go into the ghetto anymore, risk my life for some discount goods.
BIG complaint that this location is in such a ritzy part of town BUT wtf they only seem to have 1 or 2 cashiers open. EVEN when they see there is a LONG line they DON’T open up any registers. It’s funny that the store has SO many registers and they only use like 3 of them. THANK GOD they installed self checkout. It’s TRULY the wave of the future. PLEASE for the LOVE OF GOD fire all the lazy judgmental snobby cashiers, and make it TOTALLY self check out. For those people that want a person to check them out… they can go to customer service I guess.
PLEASE MORE SELF CHECK OUT MACHINES! At least compensate for you total ignorance in only have 1 cashier open!!!

I went there to buy to charger for my computer. but i cant faund .and everything very expensive.

Wow… Lines are horrible here! Only two cashiers??? 10 people in line!!! This is ridiculous! Where are the employees??? Not a good place to shop, especially when in a hurry! Assuming it takes 2 minutes to ring up each person, that’s 20 minutes of wait time, just to get rung up!

When walking in you’re greeted by 2 storm troopers and something about it being a Star Wars Headquarters… inside you only find a slim selection of SW related items in the toy section. My roommate is 25 and I wanted to get him something Star Wars for his birthday that isn’t a childs toy.
Maybe you should take those storm troopers down so other people don’t walk around the store for 20 min looking for anything SW that isn’t a toy like I did.
I was also looking for strawberry nesquick powder/​syrup and they didn’t have that either.
City Targets are the worst.

Had a great experience with the manager Christina. I went to her because one of the sales associates had been very rude and she quickly escorted me to the guest services counter and offered me a coupon and a sincere apology. It made me feel good to know that the manager to customer concerns so seriously. Love target!

Very negative customer service experience. I was checking out at the end of the night and they told me I couldn’t return an item because it was past 12:15 even though it was only 12:10. I asked politely for them to please help me in the few minutes left before 12:15 and they refused. I even pleaded and emphasized how it would save me a 45 minute trip each way to Target but they still couldn’t have cared less. Most of all though I was completely taken aback at the extremely rude manner in which an employee named Itzel spoke to me. I had just spent $ 300 at their store and was treated like garbage afterwards. Won’t be back.

This review is related solely to the experience I had today in their Guest Services department with ‘Marisa’.
I’m partial to the big La Brea location where something (or someone) interesting can always be found, but I was brought over this way for a few other reasons so I made City Target one of my quick stops.
A brief line formed behind me as two girls worked efficiently with the customers ahead of me. I was quite fortunate to get Marisa (I’m 99% sure that was her name) since she was by far one of the most helpful employees I’ve ever encountered at any Target.
My situation was a little strange; I had ordered two pillowcases online but they were backordered for a short while, so I basically forgot about them. Then they arrive on my doorstep unexpectedly late last night in a UPS box with an unfamiliar return address (the name Target was nowhere marked since I discovered it was shipped directly from the manufacturing plant), and today I receive the email saying the shipment was on its way. Since the invoice was not a typical Target one, I printed out the email confirmation with the order #, description, etc. so I would have all my ducks in a row, so to speak. I knew I was coming in with a confusing situation so not only did Marisa generate this odd return successfully, she did so with a pleasant demeanor and a smile. I felt bad enough with this random return and not once did she make me feel as though I was one of ‘those customers.‘
Parking was validated, and I was on my way. I’m not putting down Target in any way, but she was definitely a step above what most people are probably used to expecting at such a store. Make sure you appreciate her, because based on the experience I had with her-​and the customer prior to me-​she will be valuable to any corporation she chooses to work for otherwise.

Updated — better than the last will be back for future experiences. Thank you for all the years of your services.

Quick, easy, and only place that validates in the Beverly Connection. Staff is always friendly and I pretty much end up laughing with one of them every time before walking out. Also, a very convenient Starbucks inside.

I love coming to this Target tho I hardly ever do because it’s far from me. However, it is always DEAD inside and super quiet. You can always find a Target staffer to ask questions. I also think the sales/​clearance must be good here since I feel as though they never have any customers and they need to move product. They seem to have all the major depts/​sections for the most part even thought it is a City Target. It is very big and they validate parking. I’ve been here once or twice and every time I come I remember how much I like it. Never crowded, never a line, hardly ever see other customers. LOL

I like the convenience of a target in the city. They have everything you need but the prices are slightly more expensive on certain items but overall the sales are the same.

It’s micro-​Target! (meaning it lacks the selection of a normal one.) super-​clean bathroom and meager crowds, however.

Very clean store and they have really stepped it up with the new lines of furnitures and everyone was super helpful

I only come to this target if I absolutely am in dire need of something. This target is very inconvenient to shop at. This is a city target so locations like this one aren’t going to have as many items as a regular target. This location however, does have a great selection of tech items as well as groceries. I’ve noticed that regular targets have a lot more varieties of clothing than city targets.
The staff here is slow in ringing up so if you’re in a hurry skip. The parking sucks, you have to buy at least $ 20 to get validation. You can try to park at CVS and walk through CVS but the security guard there will mark your tires once an hour.
I’d rather make the trip out to La Brea/​Santa Monica or culver city and find things I want rather than just settling for something I won’t like so much.

It’s a Target, I mean, been to one, you have been to them all. They sell groceries, ok well, great thanks.
I don’t apply to this one stop shopping these big box retailers seem to apply to consumers. It’s lazy, ignorant, and manipulative.
If I want groceries, I will go to an actual market.
If I want to purchase men’s grooming products, I will go to a Rite Aid, or CVS.
If I want bullshit I don’t need and will probably regret buying, I will go to target.
3 stars for the check out people always being super friendly and polite, and the store is always impeccably clean. But seriously, what the hell is everyone’s fascination with Target? They suck.

I love Target. I try to go once a week if possible, just because I love coming in for one thing, and coming out with 982 836 other things I didn’t know I needed.
That being said, I’ve been to this Target only a few times because I’m not in the area often. It’s called a City Target, but in my opinion, it’s much larger than the other City Target I frequent near UCLA.
Because of the large open space, it feels cleaner and more diverse in what they carry.
One con is probably parking though. It’s located in the same plaza as many other shops (Marshalls, Souplantation, etc.) so during peak hours, parking will be hard to find. Parking is validated, but $ 20 minimum purchase is required. But let’s face it, how hard can that be when you’re in a glorious place like Target?
Oh and even though I often go at late hours like 10pm, everyone I’ve met has been super helpful and friendly.
Side note: Get the Cartwheel app if you haven’t already! It saves you $$ :)

Been to this particular Target location a couple of times now. They have something for everyone because they have all the sections one might need — Clothing, Baby, Toys, Home, Kitchen, Grocery.
It is clean, and there are staff milling about who seem to care, and know where one might find things, even if its not in their section. A plus in my book, because at a lot of these stores (Walmart, Kmart, etc… although I put Target a rung ahead of these), that isn’t always the case.
Parking can be dicey during peak hours since the lot is shared at the Beverly Connection with Nordstrom Rack, Marshall’s, and a few other stores.
Target does validate parking too!

Clean, organized and the staff here is friendly and helpful. Glad that this is the closest Target to my work, because the WeHo one is the worst!
–1 star for confusing, non-​free parking ($ 1 for the first hour. Free validation if you spend at least $ 20).

Stop by for refreshments and snacks to keep us going. Perfect place for some goodies. Well stocked, clean, organized, helpful employees. Got everything we needed, set, here we go again.
Starbucks inside store. 5 registers opened, hardly anyone in line. Cool. In and out.