Target — Local services in Waco

Love ❤️ me some Target. Clean store, friendly staff. The only problem I had today was I had to use the website to do a pick up order due to the card being new and I did not have it with me. I was at the register, with product I ordered in hand. I could not pay at the register because my red card was new and i did not have it in hand. Google Play Store was not letting me download the app. That is apparently the only way to use the card if you dont have it in hand. Not even the web site allows you to. But the web site did allow me to purchase the item to be picked up. So thats what i did. I showed the manager of the store the confirmation that the order had been placed. I was not able to take the item, I was told I had to wait 2 hours for them the fill the order. I said I already filled it, it's right here. When I returned in over 2 hours, I was told it would be 2 hours or more because they were busy. Unacceptable! I canceled the pick up. I figured out how to get the app downloaded. I went and grabbed the item I had 2 hours earlier off the shelf. Made the purchase with no issue. That is a coorprate issue, not the fault of the Waco employees. I will shop here often because of the Waco employees. But still frustrated that corporate policy complicated something that could have been a simple...

Came for One Thing… Left with a Full Cart (And No Regrets) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Target just gets me. What starts as a quick stop for paper towels somehow turns into a full-on shopping adventure—and honestly, I’m not even mad about it.

From the moment you walk in, everything is clean, bright, and organized in a way that makes you want to explore. The seasonal displays? Irresistible. The home decor aisles? Basically Pinterest in real life. And don’t get me started on the dollar spot—dangerous in the best way.

The store layout is smart, making it easy to find your essentials without wandering (unless you want to wander… which let’s be real, you do). The shelves are well-stocked, and the quality of Target’s private-label brands like Good & Gather, Threshold, and Cat & Jack continues to impress. Whether it’s groceries, home goods, beauty, or clothes—Target delivers on style and value.

Staff are always friendly, and self-checkout is fast and smooth, even when the place is buzzing. The app adds an extra layer of convenience—being able to check inventory, grab deals, or do a quick drive-up order makes shopping here seamless.

Target just makes life easier. It’s reliable, stylish, and a little too good at convincing me to treat myself while grabbing the basics. It’s not just a store—it’s an experience. And one I’m always...

While I love shopping at Target, the Changing Table is extremely inappropriately placed. It is the most inconsiderate setting I’ve ever dealt with. Let’s begin with the fact that the men’s and women’s bathroom door face one another. The changing table in the women’s bathroom is located in front of the door. 90% of the population is right handed… meaning the natural way to change a baby’s diaper would be where the child’s head is on the left and the feet are on the right. My daughters toes are pointed at the door. So every time that door opens, a stranger (man & woman) can see my 6 month old daughters privates. Secondly, I drive my stroller and use the bottom part at the “basket”. Since the changing table is located directly in front of the door, myself and my stroller are in everyone’s way. Everyone has to squeeze by us and they have to “excuse” themselves and I have to apologize. Thirdly, the blow dryer is RIGHT next to the changing table, so every time someone dries their hands, it scares my daughter and makes her cry. So: Every time I have to change my daughter in the store, I am trying to hide her privates from stranger, apologize to the 10 people that come in for being “in the way”, and console my daughter due to people drying their hands.

It is...