Target

Max Carter

Very disappointing. I stopped in to pick-up a non-grocery item, and while I was there, I grabbed a celebratory bottle of wine. At checkout I was asked for ID to purchase the alcohol. Since I am north of 50 years old, I asked the checkout clerk if I really looked under 21...? She said ID verification was required regardless of age, per company policy. This verification has almost always taken place by scanning a customers ID (i.e., their driver license). Yeah...no. I'm not interested in having all the information on my driver license scanned into Target's data collection system, especially since they were the 'target' (no pun intended) of one of the largest data hacks in history. Search 'Target data breach' for more info. Not only will I *NOT* be buying wine from Target, but I won't be buying anything else from Target.

Danielle Carrillo Whitmore

I must have the worst luck. Every SINGLE time I purchase sparkling water from this location, the cans look like they have survived a tornado. I'm assuming someone stocking the shelves has dropped them. Whatever reason, this sucks. I bought 8 cases and ALL the cans look like this. I just purchased 4 more a month later and still same problem. Whoever is putting this stuff out... move them to another department of the store. Maybe the clothing section. You can't damage a shirt if it falls on the ground! UGH.

LAURA L

Good, lacked some items I needed during my visit.

jean marie maroshek

My cashier was very nice and helpful.