Target — Local services in Ann Arbor

I checked their website online to see if they had jalapenos and it said they did, so I went to the store to grab some. I go to the store, and there weren't any stocked on the shelf, so I went to find an employ to see if maybe they had some in the back, since it was listed as in stock online and it was the only reason I even went to target to begin with. So I find an employ, and before I can even say a word to her she just very rudely told me to "walk and talk" without even looking at me. So I comply, a little taken aback at her rude demeanor but shrugging it off. So I ask if they had any more jalapenos, where she then proceeded to, again, very rudely in a very rude tone tell me "no we don't" and then storming off before I could even say anything else, without even looking at me once. I get that she may have been in a bit of a rush as they were a little busy (but they weren't THAT busy, I've seen them be a lot bustier than they were in that moment) , but that doesn't excuse just being straight up rude when I would've literally only taken up like 30 seconds of her time, especially when she couldn't even look at me once in the 6 words she said to me. As someone who's also worked retail and customer service jobs before, as well worked as supervisor, trust me when I say you're never too busy to not even look at a customer when you talk to them or even just say sorry, since it'd only add one more word to 6 she said. Either way, I was very displeased...

A cool Target located right in the heart of Ann Arbor’s college town, just a block from the University of Michigan, this store blends in perfectly with the local character. It shares the facade of the historic State Theatre, complete with a glowing marquee showing real, current movie titles. At night, the neon lights give it serious retro-cinema vibes.

In an old-school town where everything feels tight, compact, and vintage, the interior of this feels a bit disproportional. It’s spacious, sleek, and modern—offering a dramatic contrast to the charming but narrow storefronts and cozy cafés around it. The iconic Bullseye dog statue at the entrance...

Disappointing. As others have said, the groceries are scarce and expensive. Putting this Target right downtown on campus was framed as some great solution to the urban food desert that so many students experience in A2, but big surprise, it let the students down yet again. Pathetic produce, no better than CVS or Walgreens. But yeah! a million different makeup and beauty products..............that you can ALSO get at CVS or Walgreens for cheaper. This is no reflection on the staff btw,...