Target — Local services in Hartland Township

There were only 2 registers open and each line was at least 8 people deep. We wait 15 minutes and are finally next in line. The cashier then proceeds to card the 85 year old woman in front of us who is buying beer saying that they must scan the ID before the sale will go through. Fine, no problem. Another cashier opens up and calls for the next customer in line (us) but the guy behind us decided to go. Ok. Then another cashier opens up and calls for us but before we get there, someone else snakes in and the cashier takes them. I say forget it, we'll just stay. Our cashier then proceeds to nastily tell us not to worry, we're next and how patience is a virtue. Whatever, lady. However, she continues to basically berate us saying how the world could use more patience. That's when we finally tell her, hey you guys only had 2 registers open, we waited patiently before being called by 2 different cashiers only to have our place taken both times without any of the workers speaking up. And you're going to lecture me about patience over and over again? She then tried to apologize but by then we were done. You want patience lady, try practicing some as you're putting back all of our...

I normally shop Brighton Target and I will be continuing to do so after visiting this target today. It’s apparent that they are reconfiguring the store and possibly updating it but wow, everything is so unorganized and all over the place. They have virtually no clothing area for women. No dressing rooms. No bread aisle that I could see and it took me forever to find the dairy aisle, which was barely stocked. Then while looking through the LITTLE GIRLS section, I see several workers kind of moseying around doing a lot of nothing loudly talking about how amazing Trump is which is so inappropriate. Then there were no cashiers open… only the 2 the self check outs. Absolutely awful. I will not be back and not to mention the parking lot...

I am handicapped and often rely on the Amigo’s provided to customers. This past summer I complained several times (5 or more) to various “managers” about their lack of maintenance. Often, I could barely get past the checkouts before the “fully charged” battery died. Other times, 3 or 4 would be sitting in the entryway - all dead and not plugged in. At my last complaint, the “manager” assured me my complaint would not go unheeded. She asked for my phone number, saying she guaranteed someone would call me back. That was 3 weeks ago. Sorry, Target. Meijers is just across the street and their Amigo’s...