Target

Tyler Isabelle

I ordered one thing for pickup at noon, got an email it was ready by 1pm and to come any time, and went to the store at 3:30pm. Only to find out the order had still not been fulfilled. Finally they bring it out and I just got home and I got the WRONG item. Attention to detail folks!!

Leigh Edmonds

I regularly visit the Rosslyn Target location because it is within walking distance of my residence. It does not carry nearly as many products as a normal Target and it’s prices are often higher than the larger Targets in the region, but it’s convenient. During COVID, this store took every precaution to keep customers safe - carts and baskets were properly sanitized between uses and self checkout kiosks were as well. When things began to open up, however, the sanitation practices ended and the courtesy wipe station has been empty….this has gone on for months…months. We are still in a pandemic! I hope they rectify this soon, but until then - bring your own wipes and something to layer the bottom of your filthy basket because if you ask a staffer for a wipe, they’ll tell you with an annoyed tone that they don’t have them.

Joanie Reynolds

Super small Target, not much bigger than a large CVS. Has a decent food section of frozen and non perishables. There is not much for clothing and home goods. Better to go to the Potomac Yards Target is you are able to drive. It works for one off things and is in walking distance of most apartments and work offices.

Chris DeLorenzo

I think I may have just had the worst customer service experience of my life. I'm not exaggerating about that. I went to this Target today and tried to buy a few things. Since Target is too cheap to pay actual cashiers, I went to the self-checkout. I scanned a few items, but when I tried to scan my bananas, the screen on the machine said "thank you for your patience, an associate will assist you shortly." I looked around. There was an employee next to me. She seemed not to notice. But I figured the system must have alerted someone, so I waited. The employee walked behind me. I guess she saw the message on my screen. She flagged down her co-worker and pointed at me. Yes, just pointed. Didn't interact with me at all. Didn't say, "this gentleman needs some help." Just stood there and pointed her long, bony finger at me, as though I were a piece of defective merchandise. Her coworker said "I'll be there in a minute." To her, not to me. Again, no interaction with me at all. I stood there for another 45 seconds or so while both employees also just stood where they were, not appearing to be doing anything. Finally, I had had enough, so I left all the things I was going to buy at the checkout machine and walked out. As I was leaving, I heard the second employee say "oh, he left." Not a single attempt to get my attention, apologize, or avoid losing my business. Not a single iota of interaction with me, even though the store was mostly empty and neither of them were dealing with other customers. Also, they were selling apples at $1.09. No, not $1.09 per pound. $1.09 per apple. Even the most nefarious Whole Foods executive would consider that a rip-off.