Target — Local services in Tustin

Sabrina (who identifies as the store manager) refused to help with a simple matter. I placed an online order for an Apple Watch (a present for mothers day) - I stopped by here to pick it up on my lunch. I was told, since it wasn't ready yet to either wait or come back. I walked back to electronics and the guy said they had it right there in his case (they only had one in stock). I asked for the Store Manager. Sabrina arrived - torn jeans and red t shirt. Said there nothing she can do, either wait or come back. I didn't order a cart full of food, it's one item, Sabrina. She states that I could take the watch and then come back and get another watch (like calling me a future thief - even though they only had one in stock). I asked for her card and she had to leave and give me a hand written card with some HR guy's name on it. I sat and waited 35 minutes at the return desk for the "fulfillment team" to "pick" the watch. I contacted the REAL store manager Kevin Vinh: "First and foremost, I apologize that your experience in my store turned out the way it did. I will personally speak with Sabrina around her Guest Experience but as well as her resolution skills. She should have run through all options available for you to be able to help you during your lunch break. I will utilize this feedback to further my leadership team to ensure proper training is executed."

Target has gone downhill - I even asked Sabrina if she knew what a "Guest" was. She's a complete idiot and should be removed as a supposed "store manager". My family holds a RedCard and we will be re-considering using Target...

This Target shines brighter than my neighbor's new car after a thorough waxing. I'm not sure what magical cleaning potion they use, but I wouldn't be surprised if they found a way to bottle happiness and sprinkle it across the aisles. I've never seen a stray Cheerio or a rogue sock lingering in the aisles here. It's like a retail zen garden!

They're like retail superheroes, always ready to save the day with a smile on their faces. Need help finding that elusive item you've been searching for? Boom! They'll guide you straight to it with the precision of a GPS. Forget about waiting for help while a tumbleweed rolls by. At this Target, they've got more employees than a clown car has clowns. Once you step through the automatic doors, it's a whole different world. It's as if the frenzied energy of the parking lot dissipates, and you're suddenly enveloped in a bubble of tranquility. It's like a spa day for your shopping experience.

And let's not forget about the positive vibes. Seriously, this place radiates more positivity than a motivational talk show hosted by puppies. Maybe it's the carefully curated music playlist or the fact that everyone seems to be in a good mood. Whatever the secret sauce is, I'm here for it.

It's the retail therapy you never knew you needed, complete with cleanliness, helpful staff, and an atmosphere that will leave you feeling like you've won the shopping lottery. Prepare for a shopping experience that's out of this world, folks! Happy shopping, and may the Target gods bless your cart with the best deals and the perfect...

What's with people's fascination with pronouncing Target like it's French, it's not tar-ZHAY everyone. Ok I've said my peace. Like much of this part of The District it's crap parking central. Seen more door dings here than the unusually high Orange County average. I actually prefer riding my bike here for such reasons. Frankly I don't think people actually go to Target but sure use their parking. All the shops to the West get nothing compared to Target. Their revival years ago was probably the biggest come back in recent memory. They are laid out like most with registers at right on walk in, some food and Customer Service at left. Womens clothes on left wall, jewelry to right and as you head down the right main drag it'll go house products, personal products then pharmacy. If they have a grocery, it's near the pharmacy, electronics and kids toys far back corner. Sound about right? Usually the sales staff is soo grumpy they aren't helpful, but here they are so inattentive they aren't helpful. Waited 10 minutes to be helped in electronics, saw a guy before me wait so long her called in and when the associate realized he was talking to the guy 10 feet from the counter waiting he blushed. Most people wouldn't care enough to blush, but he had no idea. If you know what you want, go in get out. If your shopping you are my worst enemy. Lollygagging consumers.

Target's soy candles are great. $10, but worth it. (Red Velvet, Bali Sunrise and the limited time only Harvest Pumpkin are legit. No Target ever seems to have unscented Dove...