Target - McKinney, Texas

Trenton Larkin

I recently visited Target and had a disappointing experience. The staff was unfriendly ? and seemed to avoid customers ?‍♂️ rather than offering assistance. Additionally, the toy selection was sparse ?, and the overall inventory in the store was lacking ?. This visit fell short of my expectations .I

Adam Jones

Target Review: Where Retail Therapy Meets Its True Potential

So, I walked into Target for one thing—a pack of socks. Just socks. Innocent enough, right? Next thing I know, I'm pushing a cart filled with seasonal throw pillows, a mini waffle maker, a $5 graphic tee that screams "impulse buy," and a cactus that I absolutely needed to complete my living room aesthetic. Oh, and the socks? Yeah, I almost forgot those until I passed by the pet aisle and saw a dog sweater that Willow *had* to have. Spoiler alert: She didn’t need it.

Target is like the Bermuda Triangle of retail—once you're in, you're not getting out without dropping at least $100. The aisles are meticulously designed to lure you in with promises of cute home decor, affordable snacks, and that Dollar Spot section that somehow makes you feel like a financial genius for grabbing three items you’ll never use.

The employees are always smiling, probably because they know you’re about to embark on a retail journey you didn't ask for. They're also weirdly good at finding that exact shade of blue curtain you didn’t realize you needed until you saw it.

Let's not forget the checkout lanes. You get there, and suddenly it’s a game of "Do I really need all this?" Spoiler alert: You do. The cashiers know the look too—*the Target trance*—and they won’t judge you for buying a desk organizer when you don’t even own a desk.

In conclusion, Target is less of a store and more of a lifestyle choice. It's where good intentions go to die and where my bank account goes to weep softly in a corner. But let’s be real—I'll be back next week, because I just heard they have a sale on those adorable, but unnecessary, kitchen gadgets.

5/5 stars, would accidentally spend a small fortune here again.

jean-marie grissom

This store is frequently out of stock.. it’s problematic and frustrating. I purchased the delivery service for convenience a couple of months ago with a promotional price of $49. The delivery vendor is great. However, when there isn’t any inventory on most basic items like chicken, bread, milk, it’s futile to try
To shop here so I’m going to quit trying and shop at Kroger. Also when I go in person, there’s only self service open and maybe 2 full service checkouts on a good day. Possibly it’s the growth in the area or employee shortage but it’s impossible to shop here and I’ve shopped here for years. Also good luck contacting target about cancelling the delivery service. Why offer the service if my items aren’t in stock? This store needs help. At this point, they’re not even close to functioning like other area stores. On a positive note, I’ve always loved the employees. They’re friendly and remember me. I hope their executive management team is listening! You have problems here !

SmellsLikeGore

Everyone who works at this location is pretty cool and always pretty helpful. Always has stock available, I’ve never came and been disappointed because they were out of something. Would be 5 stars but the ATnT people always on my back every-time I come in. I know it’s their job and it’s at every target but I just straight up avoid that area if I can.

Evelyn

I usually love Target but this location is terrible. I only go because it’s close to the house. But this store is always a hot mess. They always have inventory issues. Clothes are all over the floor. Let’s not even talk about our the fitting rooms. Clothes are stacked up a mile high. The fitting rooms themselves have clothes everywhere because no one is putting them up. Barely anywhere to walk and there are always employees in there talking and just kicking it. Essentially everything but working. Doesn’t seem like this store is managed well at all. They are taking the fun out of going to Target. Disappointed.

Chris Miller (TheLATEat421)

I purchased some items online for in store pickup. The email said to go inside and go to "Order Pickup" so I entered the door with that on the building in big letters. I looked around and didn't see the order pickup sign anywhere. I walked back and forth across the front of the store double checking in case I had my man blinders on and just couldn't see it. I decided to ask an employee where it was and she directed me to the Exchanges & Returns desk. She showed me the only place it says "order pickup" is on a little sign in front of Exchanges & Returns. She cheerfully retrieved my order for me. I was going to only give 4 star rating because of the poor signage but this employee was so nice and cheerful it makes up for any lack of signage that a man like me was looking for.

COVID protocols required here.

A K

Good target but don't bother with this stores curbside pick up. We've had a few bad experiences. They forget things, lose the orders, and are the most unfriendly people I've met. Walmart is across the street. Just go there...

Katherine A

Exchange and return manager at that location did not allow me to return cat and jack clothes that I bought my son. I never have trouble returning clothes at any other location. All she asked if it was defective and I said no. She also asked if it was worn, well how am I supposed to try it on my son if it isn’t worn? She didn’t even let me finish, wanted to return this because it does not fit my son. The website clearly says that we have up to one year to return close with original receipt. Also, target has 100% satisfaction returned up to a year as well.