Just like last time, I'll be rating the store as follows: Green means satisfactory, yellow means decent but needs work, and red means unacceptable.
Parking Lot: Brand new, so it was freshly paved and painted. The woman who pulled in next to me almost ran over my foot, but that says nothing about the Target itself.
Dollar Spot: Items were organized into separate bins. None of the items particularly intrigued me, but at least employees kept them neat.
Hardlines (sections of the store that offer non-clothes/shoes/accessories): Immaculate! Even in the baby food aisle, one of the most difficult aisles to zone, all items sat neatly on the shelves.
Softlines (sections of the store that offer clothes/shoes/accessories): Absolutely beautiful, even the clearance racks. The store didn't have clearance racks at all the first time I was there - on Friday, November 2 - because it was still too new to have clearance items. Today, there were three racks of clearance, and the clothes hung perfectly on all of them.
Fitting Room: Very neat and tidy. Also, unlike the Fayetteville Target, the Camillus store has one fitting room instead of separate ones for men and women. This comes in handy when shopping with people of the opposite sex, because you don't have to walk out into the store to get an opinion. Sometimes, like when you're trying on a bathing suit, you don't feel like parading around in it, but you still want to know what someone else thinks.
Bathroom: WOW! This bathroom had stainless steel sinks, stainless steel Xcelerator hand dryers, automatic sinks, several scents of soap, and it actually smelled fine! Two thumbs up.
Food Court: Starbucks AND Pizza Hut Express. 'Nuff said. Check out my dinner. It tasted better than it looks.
Employees: No one bothered me. The cashier didn't break anything, like the one in Fayetteville, so that was an improvement.
Overall: No complaints! This Target rocks.
Parking Lot: Brand new, so it was freshly paved and painted. The woman who pulled in next to me almost ran over my foot, but that says nothing about the Target itself.
Dollar Spot: Items were organized into separate bins. None of the items particularly intrigued me, but at least employees kept them neat.
Hardlines (sections of the store that offer non-clothes/shoes/accessories): Immaculate! Even in the baby food aisle, one of the most difficult aisles to zone, all items sat neatly on the shelves.
Softlines (sections of the store that offer clothes/shoes/accessories): Absolutely beautiful, even the clearance racks. The store didn't have clearance racks at all the first time I was there - on Friday, November 2 - because it was still too new to have clearance items. Today, there were three racks of clearance, and the clothes hung perfectly on all of them.
Fitting Room: Very neat and tidy. Also, unlike the Fayetteville Target, the Camillus store has one fitting room instead of separate ones for men and women. This comes in handy when shopping with people of the opposite sex, because you don't have to walk out into the store to get an opinion. Sometimes, like when you're trying on a bathing suit, you don't feel like parading around in it, but you still want to know what someone else thinks.
Bathroom: WOW! This bathroom had stainless steel sinks, stainless steel Xcelerator hand dryers, automatic sinks, several scents of soap, and it actually smelled fine! Two thumbs up.
Food Court: Starbucks AND Pizza Hut Express. 'Nuff said. Check out my dinner. It tasted better than it looks.
Overall: No complaints! This Target rocks.
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