Target

It has self checkout that makes so easy to just buy and go. The price of on sales items are great. I like to get milk, yogurt and ice cream here. Very convenient!

I really enjoy shopping at this Target location. The staff is super helpful and friendly, the checkout wait time isn't as long. The store is cleaned and never really have an issue finding a product I want.

this target is small and consistently under stocked. the men’s section is like 2 racks? I often find that they are out of stock with items on the website. good deal on pyrex though.

The store is unlike any Target I've been to. Why is there a Verizon and CVS there taking up space? Both have freestanding stores on the same block. You replaced a beloved book store, but couldn't have a book section like your other locations ? Even a small one? Or music? You really should have looked at the neighborhood and thought about what we needed... Not another lame pharmacy, I can tell you that.

The Target on Austin street is tiny compared to other locations with limited but essential products. It’s really convenient and easier to reach out to when we need something in urgent. The staff was reluctant and careless so we would rather use self checkout or sometimes give up buying when we can’t find what we are looking for.

Christopher V. was so great! He deserves a raise, he’s very attentive to the customer’s needs and answers all questions. Very kind!

Reasonable prices and healthy foods! Thank you always! 😊

While this location( Austin street) is more of an annex than a full fledged Target I frequently shop here as I work in the area. I am pleased of the very recent inclusion of black hair products.( key staples such as The doux, aunt Jackie curling gel etc. ) A small shelf with a limited selection lol but I am hopeful it will continue to expand. I am writing this review to spotlight a cashier “ Caitlyn”. I was in a rush on a very busy evening she was efficient, kind and very helpful and even price matched my items unbeknownst to me. Thank you so much Caitlyn.

So long story short, I was cleaning up my late sisters apartment and needed supplies. It was a quick walk to the store from her apartment, it had what I needed and there appeared to be enough staff so checkout was quick. That being said it NYC so if you are driving good luck with parking. Also its one of the smallest Target I have ever seen so they have a small inventory than a regular sized one

I love target they have great deals. Customer service is excellent pretty much anything you need you can buy they have same-day service for groceries when you do shipping. It comes pretty quick. I just love shopping at target and I recommend it for everyone.

This target is smaller than the one in College Point, but has everything you need. The staff are friendly and helpful, check out was easy, no reason not to patron this location.

This Target is 2 floors and is pretty standard. On a Saturday afternoon, it's not too busy, and getting through checkout is quick. There's more self-checkout registers than full-service registers.

Target 70-00 Austin St, Forest Hills, NY 11375 Charlie Went Above and Beyond - Truly Exceptional Service I live nearby and recently visited the store looking for a specific item. Unfortunately, my initial experience was disappointing-two employees either told me to find it myself or simply said it wasn't available without offering any help. Then I met Charlie, and the experience completely turned around. Charlie was extremely helpful and professional. Not only did he personally walk me to the correct aisle, but he also helped me locate the item and took the time to really listen and understand what I was looking for. He acknowledged my needs, suggested additional options, and even recommended ways to order the item so I could still purchase it through Target. Charlie made me feel like a valued customer-something that was noticeably lacking in my earlier interactions. His patience, product knowledge, and willingness to go the extra mile truly stood out. Employees like Charlie are the reason customers come back. I sincerely hope the company recognizes the value he brings to the team.

employees there are rude, I ask a question if they have something in stock and the employee doesn't even look at me or even in my direction and just speeds past me while saying no

except for one self-machine was broken, service was good. Non judgmental vibes. Cashier was nice. This location is easy to find. You won't miss it. Stationary is pricy. There's a parking lot next.

It's pretty funny the current photos (#1) don't paint a realistic picture of this Target on Austin St, it's far less glamorous than the initial gallery pics would suggest. And by virtue of being located along one of the busiest streets in Forest Hills, it is also one of the most frequented spots in the hood. The space is something akin to a former gym or drug store (#2) with all the old school vibes of a NY style department store: low ceilings, an escalator into a lower floor, employees that don't care about much, and really narrow aisles. This place could probably use a makeover, which would really be a good thing despite the fact it's relatively clean and (sometimes) organized. Since it's not a mega Target a la suburbia, it's a store with a double edge sword: inventory is limited / specialty items aren't likely to be available but most items are easy to find. I would only utilize this location for common items and would recommend avoiding the produce section completely. Lastly, since most Targets close at 10PM, this is one of the few department stores that are open semi-late. That in itself, makes this place semi-convenient. _____________ (#1) At the time of this review. Thank you Target Corporate. (#2) Don't be surprised if this place morphs into a Duane Reade one day.

I love this area in Forest Hills but the only downfall is parking is not free. Target is located few shops down from Martha's country bakery and has a parking adjacent to their main entrance. Street parking is available which is only free after 7pm. Compared to many other Target stores this one is definitely small and has 2 floors. The first floor has the checkout area (self checkout and registers) online pick up, toys, clothes, and holiday decor. The second floor has the technology department, beauty, personal items, fresh market, and cleaning and pet supplies. I usually order stuff and pick it up here sometimes. Their in-store inventory is good as they usually have what I need. This store is not for pet supplies at all. They have a very limited stock of food, treats, and toys. I personally would never shop here for my pet as they don't have anything that I may need. But the beauty products that I need are usually always available. The store is always clean every time I have visited at least and the employees are polite as well.

This Lil target, which is not a little store, but a little Target, kinda hits the target. Finding things in there is hit or miss. It is best described as better than a Bodega and not as good as, well, a regular Target. I find the staff to be helpful. But you can't help the feeling that this is a Target for people who don't have a Target. Like a vitamin. Great supplement but it's no meal.

I didn't get far when looking for a Target, if I had, perhaps it'd be renamed Farget? So this Target is located right near Kung Fu Tea which I go to on a fairly regular basis so I stopped in here on a couple of occasions when I needed one thing or another. It's a little smaller than most Targets I've been to, and a little more crazy busy. It has pretty hefty security and some suspicious looks from one of the employees, but generally it's a good convenience store type mini-Target that helps out the neighbourhood by being here even though the prices are high.

The Target on Austin street is tiny compared to other locations with limited but essential products. It's really convenient and easier to reach out to when we need something in urgent. The staff was reluctant and careless so we would rather use self checkout or sometimes give up buying when we can't find what we are looking for.

This Target located in Forest Hills, Queens is microscopic tiny. I am accustomed to moderately large size Target locations. This location has only two floors of limited personal beauty items, a pharmacy within, and very limited home goods. There is no bedding, linens, or kitchen ware for home goods selection. This is NOT a standard full-service Target and very limited of a selection of anything daily routine needs. This is my first encounter at a microscopic tiny Target. I sorrowfully miss Barnes and Noble as the tenant of this commercial space which was imperative to the Forest Hills community. Customer parking is a paid garage nearby and street metered parking is limited times. I did purchased two long sought after items: Clorox cleaning wipes and facial tissues. Self-serve checkout cashiers are available in this microscopic small location.

This Target is tiny. Like the mini-me version of retail. It has a few floors separating groceries, personal items, pharmacy, and home goods. Basically, I just dropped in here for some snacks for the trip back home when I was in the area. Otherwise, no reason to ever come back here again.

Another example of how certain aspects of life stink right now. I want to make clear that what I'm about to compose here is not entirely targets fault. The presence of an armed guard is not what anyone wants. Unfortunately Target deems it necessary because of the very sad state of humanity right now. That aside, the staff at this Target could not be more miserable. They exist only to socialize with each other. When I ask a member of the staff a question I am responded to with an icy look and a mumbled response. Hey I get it everyone is hurting and to have to take a job at Target sucks badly. I guess I am just nostalgic for the days of Barnes and Noble and friendly staff. P.S. Target, dude, for the love of God, can you please stock your shelves?

A very cool place to shop at on Austin street. This maybe one of the smaller targets, almost like a target pop up store .me and my wife stop by this target sometimes while we are on Austin street to do a little shopping. This location has a nice food section ,great snacks and frozen foods alike. They also have a nice little technology section I purchased a nice pair of headphones from over there one time.this store basically has the same stuff that a regular target has but it is only smaller. The staff was pretty decent. And the atmosphere wasn't bad .and buy this store being on Austin street, it is a plus a little target store by it self and not in a mall is pretty cool.so if you don't like the atmosphere and the hussle and bustle of the mall .this might be the place for you ,it has 2 levels up stairs is the food section. This place serves it purpose on Austin street for the community and the people just out shopping. I would definitely go back there.

The toy section here SUCKS! One half empty aisle. A lot of nothing. The rest of the store seems ok.

It's nice to have a Target in this neighborhood. This was the Barnes and Noble Book store a long time ago. Much smaller Target compared to the ones in Queens Place. Selection for clothing is a bit limited however the materials they display are trendy and items you would definitely buy. Today the escalator going up was not working and the escalator going down was operational. Nice to get some cardio workout while shopping. Two floors to this particular Target. The grocery items and pharmacy-cvs is on the upper level. Clothing and home goods are on the lower level. Aisles of snacks are plentiful as well as candy and sweets. For a small store they make sure that there are items for everyone.

This is the most badly Run & stocked store l have EVER been to, and l have traveled the world !!! The only reason I have ever been there to shop is because of the location to my Apt !! The staff hang out in groups, and whenever you ask about how to find a product , they if it's not on the shelf, we don't have it , even if you ask them to check in the stock room, and this could be at 9am 1pm or 5 pm !!! The only reason l shop in that store is because it is close to my apartment building, but l am very happy to say, in the Very near future, we will have a Trader Joe store directly in front of my Building, and l and many other people will not have to waste time at Target !!!!!! Joyce.

Shelves are often out of stock and no one is restocking. esp almond milk, can't find it everytime. This is a very small store, but they seems have problems to manage the stock.

The price scanners in self checkout are extremely filthy. Really disgusting. Customers scan food on these, keep this in mind.

Wish it was expanded. Cashiers are nice despite the attitudes that come in through the door. There's a beefy security at the door. The store layout is confusing. Upon walking in there's menswear-cashiers- womenswear then in the center a sprinkle of home (we need more home merchandise) then in the back corner are holiday decor. Upstairs is better escalator leaves you off in front of electronic section off the side is the book section. To you right is the personal care/ home cleaning aisles and towards the back is all food. Sigh was that exhausting? It's tiny. It has a lot of good stuff but it's not a location to be excited about. All shelves are well stocked. Aisles are clean and clear and everything is also well organized. The self checkout gets a little rowdy they should either move it to the womenswear or lose it. I think the cashiers get the job done better. and the line moves better. Most people still don't know how to self-check out. Please lose the clothing and add more home decor and home essentials.

I've never seen a target so small in my life. It's more like a grocery store upstairs. The workers don't seem to pleased to be at this location. The bottom floor has a small and I mean small selection of clothing. The upstairs has a lot of grocery items, makeup and electronics. ::Bathroom Alert:: Smells amazing in there I was very shocked. A lot of paper and soap. I give the place two stars because it should he a bigger location. I feel like this area didn't need a target. An aldi would have been nice for this spot.

This is a pretty new store in this location. It used to be a Barnes and Nobles. It's not a full size Target but it does have most of the basics plus it does have a fresh food section. There's two levels here with escalators taking you up and down right in the center of the store. I'm sure there are elevators as well but I didn't notice them. Seems almost like a mini Target. Parking here can be a challenge though. I know there is a garage next door but I'm not sure of the prices or if it's free for Target shoppers. I don't believe so. There is metered parking but spots are tough to find.

Unacceptable experience. Expired foods. The staff here are not well trained and not very helpful. We have had a lot of issues checking out. Prices don't match and the front end help is usually rude and not helpful. We end up putting the items down and walk out without buying anything. My biggest issue is back in early November we bought granola bars. We got home and realized the expiration date was in October and returned them. There were multiple packs still on the shelf and we told the manager. When we saw them in early December we emailed corporate! It is now 12/31/16 and they are still on the shelf. Gross and unacceptable. I expected better from Target. This store needs to seriously refresh their staff and concept. The food section needs to be more like a Trader Joe's.

I absolutely LOVE this Target. Although it is much smaller than other Targets, it really does have a lot! I like coming here for household goods, decorations for parties, toiletries, groceries, and cards. They literally still have everything! They even have an electronic and gaming section as well as a book section. The only think that this target is lacking, is a good clothing section. I have never once bought anything from their clothing section. They do not have the best selection. I love their $1 finds by the register. The staff that works here are always very kind and knowledgeable. I love that there is a Target here close to me in Forest Hills!

Honestly I think they would of had better business by keeping the Barnes and Noble here. This place is a mess a hot mess there never supply what you need. They never have sales and is priced as if it is located in the city. Customer Service is always fantastic, no complaints in that area. Seltzer water, maple syrup, boiled eggs are just a few things to name that they sometimes don't carry. As much as I complaint I still continue to patronize this location because it's convenient.

This is by far the worst Target around that I've been to. They really don't have much of a selection of anything. Their website/app says they have things in stock, but when you get there, they say they don't have it and they don't know why. Sometimes it even says on their handhelds that they have it yet they still can't find it. This has happened to me 3 times now. I was told "the app isn't always accurate". Well, then why do you even have it? Not sure how that makes any sense. Their clothing selection is minimal and disappointing. I went there last week and could not find a simple black fitted T-shirt. But they have 12 racks of shorts. No baby clothes at all. They also charge you about $8 more on certain baby formulas than other Targets. They will price match if you mention it and show them the online price, if not you get charged their prices. You're better off taking the trip to the Target at Queens Place or in College Point.

I was perusing through Yelp looking for a Target closer to me. Much to my surprise Target replaced Barnes & Nobles on Austin Street in Forest Hills. I was more than delighted to know that I did not have to shlep it to Queens Boulevard. I was greeted by Cathy and I told her my dilemma. As I'm explaining to her what I wanted to return she paid me the sweetest compliment. Cathy told me I was really pretty. That made my heart smile. I thanked her and tried to hold back from blushing, but I couldn't no matter how hard I tried. Cathy encountered an issue when she tried scanning my receipt she called over the assistant manager, Trei. He assisted Cathy with refunding my card for the items I returned. Overall I had a great experience due to both Cathy and Trei.

This Target never has anything in stock. Whatever else is available in the store, is very limited options.

This store is just way too small. Not worth going to unless you live within walking distance in the neighborhood. Then you can go to their drug store (but then there are already other drug stores in the neighborhood) or get some groceries. The clothing and other stuff. The selection is just horrible. The variety and stock is just too limited. I'd rather trek farther to the one on Queens blvd. They call it a Target Express. So keep that in mind before trekking out here and being majorly disappointed.

This Target is not worth the trip. If you live in the area, sure, give it a try. Otherwise, go somewhere else, anywhere else. The main floor, by the front entrance, houses a sad collection of clothing. I am using the term collection very loosely. The rest of the first floor just didn't make sense to me. It's a hodge podge of aisles and product. Upstairs has the household needs and pantry items. Don't get excited because the selection is awful and the quantity on the shelves is even worse or non-existent. Go to the Target on Queens Blvd. or College Point in Flushing if you don't have a car. You can drive to both but the parking situation is awful. It's a parking garage where you can't wheel the cart to your car. If you have a car, and are looking for a Target in Queens, drive to the 20th Ave location near the Whitestone. This one is what most people imagine, free parking lot and a Target with wide aisles.

Shell always empty or half empty. They should do a better job in restocking. Even basic stuff

This the 2nd review from me for this store. Yeah, sometimes they are so busy that they're out of stock, especially food. And yeah there are alot of kids working in the store. But again I went & asked someone to check stock of at item and they didn't have it -- so don't blame the employee, blame Target. Every single time I ask for assistance I get nothing but politeness & assistance. And where else are you getting cream cheese for $1.99? -- nowhere. People working there are young and not getting rich so be nice and they'll be nice -- this is a tiny Target store trying to do their best. You have to do your "best" also.

My primary exposure to Target are the branches in New Jersey. They tend to be large, warehouse sized buildings where stock is laid out with room to spare. Theoretically, you should be able to go up and down each aisle and pass someone with a cart and not crash into them. In some cases if you pick the right spot, you could probably put your arms out wide and spin around (I will neither confirm nor deny that I have done this). Then there's this lil Target in Forest Hills. Located in the former Barnes & Nobles space, it is like someone took a big Target, hit it with a shrink ray and then plopped it into Queens. As soon as you walk in BOOM there's the men's clothing section. Walk a little further and there's a very small housewares section. Head upstairs and the toy section practically mashes into the food market section. The designers really did not waste any space, and yes, in some aisles it can feel a bit cramped (no big carts here!). Still, from a decor and cleanliness standpoint I would put this Target at the same level as many of the others I have been to. The staff was also nice but they looked a bit tired (it was about 8PM when I was there so I understood). Interestingly they have both cashiers and self-checkout options, though I admit there was little speed advantage to the self-checkout. On another note, there is a small Starbucks attached to the Target. It too is like someone took a shrink ray to a Starbucks and then mashed it into this Target. It was jam packed (lots of laptops on tables) but looked clean. I would not go to this Target if you want the full huge Target experience, but if you know what you want and just want to charge in and grab it, this is a good spot to do it. For the full experience, hop a train down to the one on Queens Boulevard instead.

The best part of any Target is being able to wander around the aisles and check out the stuff. Well that's not possible in a Target the size of a drugstore. Not only is this Target small and sad, the inventory is unremarkable and extremely limited. If you live in the area, it's probably a convenient place to grab things but this is not a Target that you make a special trip for. Perhaps it should be marketed as a "Target Express" or something like that....

Most horrible target in NYC. Almost Always all the shelves are empty, customer service is worst than in Israel and won't give you a receipts( they'll print out blank paper. This store needs to be shut down or need a major overhaul. NEVER EVER GO HERE. Minus 10 stars from me

Employees here are incredibly rude. Items are constantly out of stock. I've seen entire aisles that are practically empty. Escalators frequently broken and become a tripping hazard with no signs or any warning to customers. Self checkouts regularly out of bags. There's no rhyme or reason as to what's locked in the glass cages (laundry detergent locked up but expensive makeup is not?? cheap Dial body wash is locked but shampoo is not??) and it takes forever to get an employee to open them, assuming the button isn't entirely broken off like it is in some aisles. The only reason this miserable location still has my business is that it's a five minute walk from my apartment. Avoid if at all possible.

3.5 stars This Target is definitely smaller when you compare it to the Elmhurst, Flushing, or College Point branch. I usually come here to make returns from my online purchases. I recently ordered stuff online and did the in-store pick up for the next day. The pick up was fairly quick and very convenient for me. I also usually buy fresh fruit here and I noticed that they have sales quiet often too. They also sell mini travel size products so I usually pick something that I need before a trip as well. Overall, this Target is convenient for me in terms of location. It's along the E, F, M, and R subways lines Forest Hills station stop. I also use the self check-out majority of the time and I'm out of the store within a few minutes after paying.

This Target is OK for picking up quick items like milk, eggs, etc. It's exactly like the Target in TriBeCa. However, I prefer to shop at the Queens Place and Gateway Center locations. It's bigger and therefore has more inventory. The bonus is that the Starbucks is still there and connected to the store just like it was when this location was Barnes and Noble. I think that's probably why I'm so middle of the road about this place. The self checkout and checkout stands are fine. The employees seem to be nice enough but honestly, I wish this was still B&N and because of that this place will not get anything higher than 3 stars from me.

This is, admittedly, a small Target, but I believe it serves its purpose for the area. I come here AT LEAST every other day to buy all types of things: Baby formula, diapers, toiletries, intermittent groceries, home decor, etc. The workers have been nothing but helpful to me during every visit. So much so that I ACTUALLY filled out one of those surveys ( ain't nobody got time for that). They have a limited selection of each item because of the sheer size of the place, but honestly, none of the places around FH have a similar selection without having to get on a train or trek it to the mall. I still docked a star for the size because it's essentially a "Target Express" meaning you don't get the true experience of getting lost in the aisles and buying $60k worth of items you don't really need. This target also has a Starbucks attached, which is nice and serves as an extra entrance. The entrance to this store is accessible, which helps because I'm frequently pushing a stroller. I am, and will continue to be, a frequent shopper here.

Wow I am shocked at all the negative reviews from my new local target. I've only visited a few times and they were pleasant experiences. I've never seen it really busy in the store. It really is a small target and connects to Starbucks which is cool. I enjoy the downstairs area better with household and food items. Its cool to have a closer target in the event I order something online and can have it delivered to this location. Customer service seemed okay, staff always appear busy. I didnt find what I needed and proceeded to Rite Aide down the block. I love the self check out registers especially if you only have a few items.

Their customer service is terrible!!! I called last week to ask them if they had a specific item. I was quickly told they didn't. They didn't bother looking. Just called now for another item. Someone answered and said, not to me specifically, "What's happening?" I said "Hello?" several times and was not acknowledged. I tried calling back several times. No one is answering the phone. I expect better from any business in Forest Hills.

They finally have a semi-convenient Target here though I don't live in that area anymore. Came here to browse and did find some sorely needed water bottles. Their grocery selection is okay but they definitely have a better selection of items than the location on 33rd Street. The store layout is definitely fresh & modern along with being easy enough to find things. I like how close it is to the Forest Hills train station & am glad I discovered this one in my travels.

This store is an Express Target that is 4x smaller than the actual one and prices are 10-20% more than if you were to order online. Disappointed with the kids apparel section--THERE IS NONE. I wanted to go in to get some hair clips and socks for my toddler. I'm hoping they will eventually expand the toys/school supplies/sports section. Pros: The automatic doors are convenient for stroller pushers; selected produce available; cvs pharmacy on upper level; Starbucks on the lower level (adjacent to the store); friendly staff Cons: prices are slightly more than target.com so I would probably get last minute items at this store; No free pickup at this location; and too many different brand of beers that took up a row of fridges!! Didn't see much magazines, books, or dvds.

Not too shabby for a replacement of Barnes and Noble. Did I like Barnes and Noble? Sure I did but let's be honest, for years, B&N was nothing more than a public restroom to most goers on Austin Street. There was barely ever a line at the register, teenagers would flock around the graphic novel section, hoard up the aisles and treat the bookstore as if it was a public library which it was to some degree. With Target as the new guys on the block, I think they are finding much more success than B&N has in the last 10 years. The checkout process is much easier with their self checkout registers. Hardly anyone uses them which I love because I can skip the entire line. The lower level consist mostly of apparel, exercise equipment, office/school supplies, some small kitchen appliances, bed and bath, and a clearance section. The upper level has electronics, toys, makeup, soap/shampoo, food, and a CVS pharmacy. What I found the most surprising was their clearance shelf. I purchased a 6 person Coleman tent for $49.99! original price was $100, 50% off, not too bad. I pealed back the clearance sticker and the first clearance sticker was priced at $69.99. I was quite pleased with this purchase because I am planning a family camping trip hopefully sometime next year. Verdict - I loved the old Barnes and Nobles for many reasons back in the day. It was just a great spot to kill time before a movie, reading up on current car magazines and flipping through cook books. It was an ideal spot for book lovers but over time, there were just less and less book buyers. Everything is made available online through amazon or digital copy. In present time, I just find Target much more useful and convenient than B&N on Austin Street. The Starbucks is still there and TGIFridays recently renovated. I think the future of Austin Street is heading into the right direction.

First thing I thought of when I walked the entire Target.. where's the rest of the store? This store has a little bit of everything that a real Target has to offer. I would think of this as a larger Rite Aid than a Target. I was looking for toothpicks and lightbulbs and couldn't find toothpicks whatsoever. Lightbulb selections were limited to only 3 small shelves. When this used to be a Barnes and Nobles filled with books, it definitely looked much bigger. If you're looking for a real Target, you might want to skip this one and go to the one on Queens Blvd instead.

Not bad. Much smaller than the giant Target stores but it has a small selection of everything from clothes, toiletries, house items to food, candy, makeup. It's just enough to get you through the basics and necessities you may need. Small checkout area but they have four self check out counters which is convenient.

I just don't see why they made a target here I loved going to the Barnes and Noble I heard a target was here and I thought it's way too small for one and it definitely is, the staff is nice and friendly nothing against them at all but if your looking for clothes, games or kids toys I would recommend going to another target this one is more of an idk express target like if u live close by and need something small such as makeup or shampoo.