Target

Robin Fang 2 months ago

I was really hoping that the inside of the target would have a Gothic theme inside but there was not. This is just something to walk by and appreciate the architecture.

Mostly Insane a year ago

Target’s downtown Chicago location at **1 S State St** offers a convenient shopping experience in the heart of the city. This multi-level store provides a wide selection of essentials, including groceries, clothing, electronics, and home goods. The layout is well-organized, making it easy to navigate despite the store’s bustling atmosphere. One of the standout features is its accessibility—being centrally located, it’s a go-to spot for both locals and tourists. The store maintains reasonable stock levels, though peak hours can lead to some items being picked over. The staff is generally helpful, though service can be inconsistent during busy periods.

Jiri Kulis 3 weeks ago

Fairly large selection of daily needs incl foodstuffs in supermarket. If you are foreign tourist wanting to buy wine/beer, you will be requested to present passport, which is a "Target policy". Other photo ID is not accepted. This is really crazy, as the reason is to proof that you are over 21 years of age. In Europe a proof of age would be required in case of very young person. Very unpleasant experiance! 🙄

Trinity a month ago

Do not go here. Was shopping around and was going to grab something at target. I then had to use the bathroom and asked an employee where it was. I was told they were closing in 10 minutes and I explained I needed to use the bathroom and the employee gave me the pin for the bathroom. Once I ran to the back, a security guard was in front of the bathroom and informed me I could not use it. I begged and he still did not allow me pass. He later explained to my boyfriend that they close the bathroom 5 minutes early even though there was 8 minutes left at this point. Was such an awful and dehumanizing experience.

Robert Ilijason a year ago

I like Target quite a bit as they have a lot in the same place. This location is a bit odd, though, which I assume is because of the city location and limitations to what they can do. It’s on two floors, and there’s no real path to go through the whole store. You end up going in one direction and then going back. Hub and spoke. But you will find most stuff here, as it’s bigger than it looks from the outside. Including food, electronics and clothing. Often at a low price.