Target

i had the best experience in the ulta section. the attendant, carlo, was amazing. my sister and i went for skin care products and he gave us some spectacular advice. he made us feel comfortable with our insecurities and gave us amazing product recommendations. i truly appreciate him and 100% trust that he knows what he's doing. he helped us with the app and explained in detail on how to use different products we got. he made us have such a good time. another thing, i went to the album section. unfortunately, the employee was changing the layout but she was kind enough to go to the back and get me the album i wanted. she was so sweet and wasn't bothered about me asking for the favor. i was quite honestly surprised they had the album in stock. it was a very fun and memorable visit at this location 😇

I did a curbside pick up order for the first time. My 12 pack of soda was really beat up looking. I had to go in the store and exchange it for another one. Luckily, there was one last pack left on the shelf. We ended up shopping once we got inside the store. They could have used additional help retrieving carts, as the ones inside were dwindling fast. They had several cashiers and we didn't have to wait forever in line like at another similar store. Even if the young man seemed like he'd rather be anywhere but there and shoved our items in the bags. I've been a cashier, so I know it can be rough, especially when busy.

Absolutely great customer service! I bought 2 bookshelves recently. First I couldn’t find them and got a team member to guide me to the location. Then realized the were too heavy for me UO get in the cart. Another team member saw me struggling and offered his service. Then at check out, I asked for someone to help get the bookshelves in my car and the service continued to be seamless and outstanding.

I've been patroning Target for years. Particularly this location in Waldorf, MD. I came in to purchase a pair of slacks for Sunday. I arrived at 9:45 but I looked at my phone and is was at 1% charge. I needed my phone because this is how I pay for things these days. So I sat in my truck until I got my phone charged up around 9% I started to make my way in. I knew they closed at 10 so I figured I be quick. As I approached the front door, I noticed a team member locking the doors (which I understand because you guys close in the next 5 minutes.) But as I was about to walk through the doors, he stopped me and told me that I wasn't allowed to enter due to them not allowing anyone in the store. I informed him I'd be brief as I was in search of one item which I drove all the way to here. If I could've been earlier, I would have. But to say they have a policy stating that. I told him to show the policy because I've been to this store in the past and late and no one ever said anything. Now you want to say you have some imaginary policy and you won't show me this policy (because it doesn't exist). If you lock your doors at 9:55 then you in fact close and can not falsely advertise that you close at 10 when you close 5 minutes earlier. Nick was the assistant manager on duty at the whom was one telling me. All I'm saying is DO NOT advertise you close at 10 when you actually close for business at 9:55. That's called false advertisement.

We came on a Sunday evening and needed to use one of their mobility chairs but none were charged. So we planned to come back Monday morning when they opened and hopefully we’d be early enough to get a charged chair. No one had plugged them in to charge overnight. We tried calling the manager before leaving this review but they were too busy. So here we are. We’re going to Hobby Lobby instead.