City Target

love their price matching… went to at&t to buy a lg hsb900 wireless headset for cycling (only use one ear plug — dont be hate~n). i hesitated at the cost of $ 149.99 due to seeing it online at $ 89.99. went to target to and was told they coudnt match fryes electronics but they could match amazon. ended up paying $ 88.87 — a $ 60 dollar savings — all thanks to the guest services. worth going down two levels from the originl dept waiting in line 5 mins to save $ 60! If they could have comepleted this transaction in the electronics then 5 stars would be posted.

Huge target, not a big fan of the location and could’ve used more of a parking situation since its huge and it’s downtown. The area itself is close to basically everything, the store is kinda okay when it comes to cleanliness and the staff are doing their best. I would probably go to this target when I’m not busy. This is probably the place you go when you’re not thinking about time.

Overpriced but convenient. Staff are helpful and actively seek to ask if you need assistance. I had a cart full of items to purchase after moving and the checkout assistant expertly packed these together to make for an easy transport. The store layout leaves something to be desired — 3 total stories, so if you miss something you may have to go up or down a couple of escalators. Parking is validated with a $ 20 purchase.

I had a really rude experience here tonight. After finishing at 11pm with my transaction, I headed over to the pay station and inserted my ticket to redeem my free parking. It ate my ticket, so the security guy radioed for his supervisor to come help. She came over, a younger Caucasian woman, slim with dark hair asked me if I needed help. I told her the situation, and she said the garage is closed at 11 and I probably won’t be able to go out.
I asked her why the garage would be closed at 11, if their store closes at 11, why wouldn’t there be some extra time for the last check outs to leave the garage?
She told me, VERY RUDELY, that they operate separately from Target. And that they expect shoppers to finish and be out by 11pm and that they don’t expect shoppers to take so long and stay past 11. (Obviously trying to say I’m overstaying my welcome, I finished by 11pm and had to wait 5 minutes til she came over to speak with me)
I said, okay, I guess I will just try and get out. And a young Asian girl working at the guest service desk, overhearing my conversation with the first person, told me to push the help button and wait, and the garage will open for me. (She had a really kind and helpful tone, completely different from what I got from the first woman.)
If I said what I was thinking in my head, that lady would be put in her place in front of her peers, I major in hospitality management and I know better than to act that way to any guest, being that I was confused as to why the machine ate my parking ticket. That was so unprofessional, uncalled for and absolutely rude. I’m writing an email to make sure corporate knows how she handled this situation. In no way, did I raise my voice towards her or give any kind of attitude. I work in the hospitality field and I work with all kinds of customers, coming in 1 minute before closing, and I still give great, friendly service, no matter what!, I represent my company and I would never behave the way she did with me. I love Target and I always get great service in every location, but if I get attitude like this again here, and if I happen to encounter this female again, I will tell her to fix her attitude. She doesn’t deserve to represent Target. Her attitude belongs at Walmart in Renton, WA.

It’s Target!!! But it’s in downtown… So, it’s CITY Target! Don’t be confused and think this is the same as other Targets. Although there are 3 floors of merchandise, some items are not available at this location and the prices on many items are slightly higher than regular Targets. Yay for underground parking! The minimum purchase for validation is currently $ 20.

You ever see a Target located downtown in a major city? Yeah, me neither. This City Target is three floors — count ‘em, THREE. From what I saw, they have everything, from clothes, shoes, toys, electronics, and food. I got the feeling that this was supposed to be a smaller version of a normal Target, but it didn’t feel that way because of how much of a selection they had. Unless Target got really good at tricking its customers. Maybe, maybe not.
They also sell liquor here! I commented in another review how crazy it was to see liquor being sold in a grocery store, since I’m from Texas, but to see it in a Target?! Amazing. Texas, y u so backwards?
City Target was clean, organized, and I found everything I needed. (Mostly just little odds and ends on my trip, like some nausea medication, Gatorade, and some snacks.) The checkout line was a little slow, but whatever. I wasn’t in a rush. They do parking validation, but I took the bus, so I didn’t need it.
I wish downtown Austin had one of these bad boys.

I once saw a robbery here. And the security guard was so slow in her pursuit! Honestly, the robber’s success made me wish I too had stolen hard alcohol.
Overall, I would say this is a comprehensive Target. I have enjoyed both the foods and personal hygiene sections.

We needed a pack of gum to help rebuild the Post Alley gum wall! City Target didn’t disappoint with the gum selection, and though the checkout line was intimidating, it moved very quickly.

Convenient location, well stocked and clean Target in the heart of the city! What’s not to like?
I needed some supplies during a recent trip (most importantly a new umbrella as the wind and rain in this town took apart the flimsy model I had brought) but who can ever go into a Target and buy just one thing? Not this Target fan!
So after some shopping, and observing that this City Target has most of the inventory that my favorite larger Target has, plus more grocery type items would be be great if I lived in the neighborhood, I was on my way.
Why not a perfect review? The check out here is odd. I looked for self service but there was none and they do this strange serpentine line that was moving really slowly given they only had one register open. But a quick glance from a manager opened up two more checkouts and in a short period of time, I was out and on my way!
May need to go back as I’m beginning to think a waterproof hat may fare better than an umbrella in this town!

The is too long, a bit disorganized space. Food section is not very fresh.
Don’t buy something here if you are in a hurry, you may ends up waiting in line for 10−15min to pay…
Parking is expensive unless yoy something more than 20dollar.
Should be better

Came here again and bought a video game, and the staff member was super helpful and nice. They were willing to hold an item for preorder and to honor the preorder card I had for a variant of the game. Service can be a very erratic thing.

Conveniently located near the office this little place has what I need to make it through most days and many things that may be requested to bring home after work!
Nothing super special here, just about what I’d expect from a Target.

The only possibiity to shop standard items @ a supermarket downtown Seattle without spending immense money. Having a good selection starting from home-​stuff over to a well sorted grocery.
Always good to do some late-​evening shopping. Within the target you will find one of the thousands Star-​Bucks…

Hum… Looking for a way to educate your small children in ways to expand their cultural horizon by exposing them to the underbelly of society? This target supplies all the top options!
If you’re fortunate enough to find parking be sure to visit floor three where you’ll capture plastic tarps taped to the ceiling with rusty water running from broken HVAC systems. Don’t hang to long or you’ll have the pleasure of extra drips overhead.
And in the event you do want to make a purchase you’ll be pleased to stand in line with your new acquaintances for at least fifteen to twenty minutes!
Great opportunity to learn the ropes if you’re interested in working in retail security, loss prevention, or recruiting for AA participants.
Thanks Target! Sure hope you’re paying your downtown team premiums to earn tenure working in this premium environment.

such as awesome location, just a block from Pikes.
They have a large selection of drinks and snacks located by the front entrance.
Customer Service was non-​existent until we asked a
team member for help. She was happy to help us find the items we needed.
Go up the escalators to find the restroom. Be aware you need a code to enter. Ask a team member or wait for sometime to exit so you can enter.
No plastic bags because of a Seattle city ordinance, so a paper bag costs 5 or 10 cents. I think since I paid with my TARGET debit card, there was no charge on my receipt.

3.5÷5
I think Downtown Seattle has done an excellent job in putting a City Target store, yet still able to generate the pedestrian traffic around the area. In case you don’t get what I mean, there have been various reports that these large chain stores like Target and Walmart suck out the pedestrian street environment/​local businesses, but I certainly didn’t see it here.
Believe it or not, this was also the first time I actually bought something in a Target (we had Targets in Canada, but the prices were way too high and they closed down). For those who don’t want to venture to Westlake to buy cheap products at Daiso, Target definitely has a great selection of products. However, I found the shelves to be understocked in some places, with several products out of stock when I visited there.
This Target also sells alcohol in paper packaging, something you rarely see in Canada. Too bad public drinking isn’t allowed in the state, as I wanted to try those immediately!
I found this Target to be overall quite organized, and definitely a welcome addition to Downtown Seattle. I know many people may think these large chain stores may be a negative effect to local businesses, but with the ever popular Pike Place Market nearby, I think all is stable here.

I used to be a team member and lived the FFF (fast, fun and friendly) life. We don’t have City Targets in Hawaii but I want working at Target in Hawaii when the concept was first rolled out. When I saw one in Seattle, I was excited to check it out! This location was pretty big and three floors.
No one greeted me or asked me if I needed help so I can’t comment on the service.
The departments were small but still had quite a good amount of products since I know these are supposed to be small stores, like mini targets.
This is a great location in downtown Seattle to pick up small and easy to carry items. It’s convenient and their lines moved fairly quick.

The most important thing you need to know about the Downtown Seattle Target is that they have their own parking garage, and they validate parking. If that’s not nice, I don’t know what is.
The second most important thing you need to know about it is that they make the checkout process fast and efficient. I’ve been here many, many times, and long checkout lines have always moved quickly.
The third most important thing you need to know about it, you might know already: it’s a Target. It doesn’t have the widest array of grocery items, and you’ll still need to go to QFC for much of your fresh produce or carnivorous necessities, but it has a lot of the basic stuff you might need for your new bathroom — and look — they even carry a great selection of wine these days!
Staff members are helpful and personable. I’ve never had a negative experience here.

I’ve never heard of a City Target store before. Three stories!!! Very cool location in downtown Seattle. If you need simple clothing, snacks, beverages, household items, they’ve got it! The coolest thing about this Target is the parallel escalators. To the left is the people escalator where to the right is the shopping cart escalator. It’s something you have to see to believe if you’ve never seen it before.
Homeless people tend to gather right outside the doors alot there as well.

This place in downtown Seattle is a place I wouldn’t expect there to be a Target but yup there is a Target store here. It’s convenient having this type of store in place where there are tons of offices and hotels because of the convenience.
Since it’s on multiple levels this one too has the cart escalators as well. I didn’t use the parking there because I didn’t buy that much that I needed a cart but it’s kind of nice to get validated parking considering how much the parking can be in the area and how hard it can be to find.
The rest rooms are located on the 3^rd floor near the south east corner. You will need to ask an associate for the code for the doors.