Target

Clean and well-organized urban Target with groceries, clothes, pharmacy, and home goods. Self-checkout makes shopping fast. Some stores lock select items, so browsing may take a bit more time. Great for quick errands!"

-very reasonable prices on fresh produce, and packaged foods -nice toy section here; i picked up a few cars!

This target is clean and well organized, the floor attendants could be a bit more helpful/friendly. Unfortunately they are underpaid non-union workers, hopefully they’ll get better pay soon and be happier friendlier employees. 🎈❤️

The Target here is fairly small, but it’s a real convenience in this area!

I needed a big shopping bag to put two tree a brought from another store. So I walk into target and my wife asked a young lady if they have a large shopping bag of any kind to put our stuff in and she was so king and helpful she took us to the cashier and ask the cashier if he had a large shopping bag and they was able to give us a shopping bag at no cost. Very helpful and kind to assist us. That gesture of the young lady on the sales floor and the young man at the cash out counter made our day simply turned us into a shopping customer because of their customer service at its very best. Once again thank you for a wonderful customer experience at this location thanks to the young lady on the sales floor and the young man at the cash register. 11/22/25 Happy holidays to you and your families

Just got the Kate Spade. Necklace and bracelet they are amazing The boxes they come are super cute. I love the Kelly green color. The individual strawberry, glasses, etc. They are all so perfect. The bracelet and necklace sets are really cute. They're nicely made, they're weighted, and they look great. Great price thank you, Target and Kate ♠️ love love love.

it was a good target, but kinda small compared to the ones i’m used to. there’s not many clothes either, but there’s definitely lots of food and beauty products! the cashier was super kind and helpful too :)

The absolute worst target I've ever been to. I went in there just to get some tank tops after 8 pm, and the store didn't have many guests. I pressed the button for help and 10 minutes later, no one showed up to help, I pressed it again and waites 10 more minutes, still no one to help. The only worker I was able to find was the one who watches the self checkout. I decided to stop wasting my time and left without buying anything.

I admit it. I like Target. It has always served me well regardless the city, and while this location is smaller than others, it was charming in its own right. I'm not accustomed to buying clothing at Target so I could see how their small apparel section is a damper for some. Typically, I gravitate to house, garden and holiday items--from towels and bathroom fixtures to yard necessities and Christmas ornaments. I'm new to this Target so I'm just seeing some gardening supplies. Frankly, there's not much inventory but they do carry some nice merchandise. I am on the lookout for toiletries, some food items (such as candy/chocolate and ground coffee) and whatever else comes my way. Just the other day, I bought cute retro kitchen towels and garden decor. Sweet. Update: second visit found me purchasing outdoor dining plates. BPA free and made from plant/bamboo. They're sturdy and attractive. And at $3.00 each for a 10" plate, I bought 4--one in each color. Yes, I'm a fan.

This target is one of those small locations and I'm glad it is there for the necessities but I will say their baby section is super small. We found one option for bibs. Lol 500 options for candles tho. There is an upstairs and a downstairs and the baby things are downstairs so you have to use the elevator. It was like a stroller traffic jam every other corner. It's worth it to go to the LES location or just take the ferry over to jersey. This spot is good for a return or one of the many flavored candles or a soda stream canister exchange (which they limit to two btw).

If I could give less than one star I would. This store sells to people committing fraud. Despite all agents via the fraud and guest service departments stating it's clearly fraud we are at nine months of being told to wait 30 more days. Target is the WORST and this store is the reason for this $1,000 nightmare.

Convenient to have a Target in lower Manhattan. Decent selection of items though things seem to be frequently out of stock. Not many customer service employees on the floor available for questions. Mostly self checkout that does get backed up during busy times. Employees at the customer service desk by the entrance generally friendly and helpful though.

Target is definitely one of my favorite stores to visit no matter what neighborhood I'm hanging out in. This is another great location to browse when I'm in lower Manhattan. If you have been to a Target you know what to expect. I have the app on my phone and I save money. They also have an excellent satisfaction guarantee for anything I purchase. If I'm not happy I can return it to my local store for a refund!

This Target is all right. It's not a massive store so you may want to use it for grabbing a few basics like milk and shampoo since the selection can be limited. Prices are decent given the neighborhood. You can get a 5¢ discount for bringing your own bag. I haven't interacted with the staff too much since I use the self-check out like most shoppers, but one time I asked where something was in the health/beauty area and an employee was able to point me in the right direction.  It's kind of confusing because the down escalator is further inside the store while the up escalator is right by the street entrance. The larger level is downstairs.  The last time I was here, the exit music was Queen's "Radio Ga Ga" so bonus points for that.

A-ok Target location, located on the corner of Greenwich & Murray. the street level floor is pretty small with a mix of decor, some clothes, etc. my guess is the variety of items rotates on this floor. the below street level floor contains most of the store's items--grocery, electronics, pharmacy, etc. the store, itself, is well-maintained and organized. the grocery/pantry area is the largest and contains the widest variety of items. other sections like electronic and such are limited--always check the Target app/website to make sure they carry the items you want before heading here. the staff is pretty friendly BUT there seems to be high turnover of employees bc they are often flummoxed by simple questions about checking if something is still in stock or getting a gift receipt...kinda weird. overall, shopping is pretty decent at this location and the app simplifies finding and checking items.

This Target in my opinion is small and doesn't have many clothing options as other Targets. However this location has many self checkouts compared to others I have been. I got a large shopping tote bag when I asked the staff to fit a Vicks humidifier I bought. The standard bag didn't fit the humidifier so thankfully this Target has the large tote bags in stock and got one from the staff without a problem! They have a mini home goods section by Target on the first floor and mostly candles, pillows, baskets, and reed diffusers. This Target locks up a lot of their hygiene products, electronics, and baby food so you need to press the button or wave your hand on the scanner to ring a staff to open the door so that's a nuisance. Sometimes the staff takes a while and you need to approach a staff in person to open up the glass doors. I wish they stocked up on the Colgate mini toothbrush bristles because I was trying to find them and this location didn't have any.

When Target misses the target, you get Target Tribeca. The assortment is incomplete relative to other Target locations. And very few items are available for pickup--you are often directed to the Long Island City store that is miles away. And they took out the one good thing they had going-- an in-store Chobani. How I wish an Urbanspace or even Trader Joe's occupied this space. This location is unlikely to be profitable but Target has deep pockets and will likely keep it going. An unfortunate outcome.

Wonderful very well stocked store , unlike Brooklyn Target stores where items sell out fast , I'll definitely would come back here. located right behind the World Trade Center , right behind BMCC school not too far from Pace school & Murray Bertgraum school as well and there have C.V.S pharmacy inside this premises , unfourtnely Starbucks lovers there isn't a Starbucks located in here , but there do sell Starbucks in a glassed bottle in the freezer !!!! Very convievent by the MTA: Subway: 2,3,4,5,A,C,E,J,Z-Trains .Fulton street & Broadway -Nassau street or R,W-Trains . Cortlandt street station or R,W-Trains. City Hall , station or E-Train. World Trade Center station Bus: M55, etc bus

They have an ok selection. The service here is alright too.I came in today, and noticed that the bottom row of where they have the bread, they had some that was 2 months overdue and it was green. I guess the employee's wern't checking the areas thoroughly. PRices were alright, saw a few deals.

Smaller Target with all your essentials. Might not have as extensive of a selection for those of you used to the mega department store-style Targets in other states. Google doesn't show where the entrance is, so it can be tough to find, but just circle the block and you'll stumble across it. Staff was accommodating when the price of an item didn't match the sign on the display, but I had to go back upstairs to take a picture of the display which other Targets haven't asked me to do when I ran into the same issue.

Absolutely the worst Target I've been to. I went to pick up some socks, but they, along with a lot of other items, are locked up and require an employee to unlock it. Please note that this is a rich/wealthy area and Target already has an intense loss-prevention system in place. Despite using the buzzer for the socks, no one showed up. I asked someone in electronics near to help and they refused and told me to ask someone else. I understand they didn't have a key but they could've at least gotten someone else. They were literally doing nothing. I had to search around for someone to get socks and wish I just went somewhere else. Awful experience and space.

I went to this Target at 5:30pm on a Wednesday and I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and empty of other shoppers it was. I felt safe as everyone was wearing a mask and no one got too close. I liked the self-check-out option though it felt a little chaotic because I was buying a lot of stuff. I felt like the store was pretty organized, but it did take me awhile to understand its logic. Someone in a previous review called this a mini-Target but I thought it was pretty decently sized. The employees I spoke to were super friendly. I witnessed one customer being rude to an employee and it made me sad because we are all doing our best right now. Great selection. Overall pleasurable shopping experience.

Not very fond of the place. I try and avoid coming here whenever possible. They have a huge selection of things, which makes me come back at times. The service here though is horrid. The pricing on things is reasonable, its a bit more expensive when compared to other places. They had a lot of things for my daughters project that I needed today, so thats why I came in today. Aside from that, the customer service was not good when I came in today

While staying at the nearby Conrad Hotel- Downtown, this Target was a godsend. It's a city Target so it's smaller than one in the suburbs, but it still is two floors of all the usual Target suspects from clothes to shampoo. In a pinch, we bought cold medicine and a warm jacket for our five-year-old daughter.

I'm never impressed with Target. I consider the chain like a drug store chain with a smattering of clothing. However, you know what works here? The flow of the store. A quick review of some goods upstairs and then the escalator transports you down, and around and to the automated checkouts and back up another escalator and out the door. It just seemed to work. Bought some snack chips and was in and out in less than 10 minutes.

I really liked the option of doing in-store pickup. While Manhattan is safer than most parts of the country, rates are still rising and given how I am slightly immuno-compromised, I try my best to keep safe. Here are a few of the top things that I love about this Target during this time: PROS: - you can order online and it will tell you if the item is available for in-store pickup while you order based on where you set your store. - pre-paid so don't even need to talk much to the cashier. - bag fee (but this is all of NY) and it's not just a crappy bag, it's a nice reusable tote! - just need to show ID to front counter - front counter is literally right at the entrance during walk-in. - hand sanitizer at each cashier station CONS: - not always having items available due to stocking. - some people don't pay attention to spacing at the front counter - I wish I could somehow re-use my resuable bag given by Target AT Target. With online shopping and pickup, it's best to get everything in one go otherwise you'll just end up with a ton of reusable totes from Target. I also like how this establishment has senior hours too! Keep up the good work Target! I'll be ordering more and more this route in the next wave or two!

Thee worst Target store in the city. Associates, the few that they have, are never around to help. Most shelves are empty and whatever stock they do have - is locked up. They have more loss prevention people making sure thieves are robbing the place but the shop lifting is rampant. Also, don't bother calling the store because NO ONE ANSWERS THE PHONE. Not a single dept answers - so much for customer service. But hey, when you go woke you go broke. Target deserves everything they get

This location has gotten a bit better over the years when it comes to how organized they are. The staff has also gotten better especially when it comes to the cashiers. Some locations are a nightmare when it comes to returns but this location is pretty quick. I would give them 4 stars if they had a better selection but for the most part, they're lacking in a lot of things. Sometimes I go to target for various things and can't find them at all which can be frustrating.

I love all the staff at this location. They're always so nice and always make sure to acknowledge you when you are waiting to check out or make returns/exchanges/pick up an order. It's also very organized and neat. The only thing I wish this target had is shoes. I love target shoes, but I haven't seen them being sold at this location. In addition, when I search for some items on the Target App, it says unavailable at thins location, but sometimes I'm able to find the item. Nonetheless, a solid Target that I will continue to visit!

Essential items are locked up and no one responds to customer service rings. The store seems to be by a couple of employees with "help yourself and do your own check out" being the store attitude

What do you do when just one AirPod suddenly dies while you're on a trip and get diagnosed with COVID?. How will you finish watching Don't Look Up?? Target to the rescue! I ordered a new set of AirPods overnight and by 12 noon they were delivered to my door, without risking exposure to anyone!! Thank you Target!,

Okay choice for a relatively okay curbside delivery service of 4-8 items in total. May be worth going to a different store for better service

Had what I needed, but it seems like this store deals with a ton of shoplifting. There seemed to be more security guards and workers here than actual customers making it hard to navigate around them. Very weird.

How convenient to have what essentially is a mini-Target here in the middle of Tribeca. A great place if you need cheap and fast. I used to be a much bigger fan of Target, but I believe their self-branded goods has become less reliable in terms of quality. That said, its location here in the Tribeca area must be dead handy for office workers in the area. There are a couple of floors, so you might need to wander around a bit to find what you need. Pretty narrow aisles, so good luck navigating if you are dragging around anything bulky.

It's ok. not a great selection given the size. It's convenient but no other reason to shop here. not the most obvious location either.

This Target is a very welcome business to the neighborhood. TriBeCa has many residents who I'm sure can appreciate a Target. It also has many folks like me who work in the area and pop by to pick up a few items. This bi-level Target has some houseware items and some clothing items (such as bathing suits and cover ups) on the ground level and groceries, toiletries, clothing and toys on the lower level. The ground floor also has a snack bar, but you're in TriBeCa. There's, like, mad better places to eat. I like that they sell things such as garbage bags, shampoo etc. They have a wide variety of toys, as well. All the stuff that Duane Reade sells. I don't know if it's any cheaper than DR, though. Pro Tip: I love perusing brick and mortar, but if something is very large or heavy, Target.com often offers free shipping over $50

More like Turgid. This target is not really a Target. It's pretty small and should be called something else because it doesn't really remind me of any major Target I've ever been to. They carry very limited stock. But at least it's here and I guess it's better than nothing. The employees were friendly enough. They didn't have any of the chargers I needed though, and were insanely overpriced.

The Tribeca mini Target is actually very good for the area downtown Manhattan. It appears small when you enter on the street level, but there's a tremendous expansive shopping area below level. No worries, escalators and elevators are accessible. I had to return an item purchased online, they were very helpful giving me a refund and apologizing for the inconvenience. I love Target.

I randomly hopped on the train to TriBeCa to check out my old work neighborhood and as I'm walking to Whole Foods, imagine my surprise when I see a Target in an old building that used to not have anything useful there. So you know I had to change directions and come here instead. Immediately at the outside entrance of the store you see the huge Target symbol and the sign for Chobani. I didn't pay too much attention to what's on the ground floor other than the Chobani store as I automatically made my way to the down escalator. For those of you who prefer stairs, that's there too. Very industrial looking inside and just because it's so clean and new, it was immediately more enjoyable than any other Target location I've shopped in. They have a row of self serve checkouts and your standard checkouts. Prices aren't super low but not super high either considering the area. It's clean and organized and so far everyone is happy to be there. It makes me wish I still worked in the area as I would be here shopping everyday. A bonus: They have at least 1 Keto-friendly product in store as a lunch or snack. I will definitely be returning soon.

Of course being located in the middle of New York City, you can't expect the full Target experience you'd have in the suburbs. But this Target has the main essentials - which is a good thing since you never come out with more than you actually planned to get, right? One complaint - even though the clothing section is quite small, there's only 2 dressing rooms. They're huge cubes in the middle of the clothing sections and you'll need to flag down an employee to help you open the doors to them. It would have been better if there were a few more stalls and if it was self-serviced. They offer their free phone charging station downstairs and have both self-checkout and serviced checkout. Their online ordering/in-store pick up was also very convenient. I placed an order past midnight and when I woke up, I got an email a bit after 7am saying that my order was already ready for pick-up.

This is a great "miniature" Target location. You'll find most essentials as well as other household necessities. Expect to pay a much higher price here compared to other larger, suburban Targets. Target's price match policy is an absolute godsend; always check either their website or a competitor's to see if a specific product is sold at a lower price (which is then matched at checkout). Johnny over in electronics is beyond helpful. Any technology related questions, Johnny is your guy.

This is a really nice Target. Its not the largest and that's expected because its Manhattan. They do try their best to cram as much variety as possible for everyday shoppers. This is much appreciated. I came here for a few home good items, and found everything that i needed. This location is nicely situated in Tribeca with a college just 2 blocks away. In fact, the building there are in actually use to be a college campus. The area is really nice and has some shops just up the block. There is a Barnes and Nobles, a bank, and some restaurants just outside. I am glad this is in Tribeca so i don't have to deal with the large crowds of Midtown. I actually come in here and peacefully shop without distractions and interruptions from rowdy people. Check this place out and support them.

Placed an order for pickup, and that experience was pretty seamless. You just go to the express checkout in the front and they bring you your stuff. I also checked out the rest of the store - most of it is downstairs. Kinda packed together, but they have a decent selection of packaged goods (as well as produce!). They also provide wipes for your cart if you're a germophobe, which is pretty neat.

Convenient and affordable by Manhattan standards, I love picking up their loose avocados, which they've been consistently selling for $1 each since they've opened. Where can you find avocados sold for a dollar these days?? And in Manhattan, no less?? Sure, the avocados are small, but you can usually find them in pretty good condition, and some of them have unbelievably tiny pits inside. You'll find a plethora of miscellaneous items for the home, clothes, foods, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. There is even a Chobani eatery inside, where you can pick up various foods and beverages made with Chobani's signature Greek yogurt. This Target is giving the nearby Whole Foods and Amish Market a run for their money. I like having this lower cost shopping option in this high priced neighborhood.

I stopped going to this Manhattan Target branch. The last time I was there, I had the rudest man I have ever met in any Target store. He was supervising the self check out register, leaning against a wall and yelling out instructions. I didn't know he was talking to me since he didn't come over and offer assistance. I was annoyed and told him he'd better find another job because he didn't feel like doing the one he had. I filled out the questionnaire online after I left the store. The manager didn't even have the courtesy of replying. I'd always had nice, helpful employees in Target over the years. Thankfully, Tribeca is not their only local location.

Good customer service at returns. While I understand why they lock up products, I am definitely not a fan, they will lose more business locking up stuff because people do not want to wait for someone to open the cabinet for a product. Definitely shopping elsewhere now for health and beauty.

This was a very small store the employees were very helpful in helping me with what I came in for which was a return of a vacuum. During the process we ran into a problem that needed management assistance.Once the manager Robert came to assist he was very rude and unprofessional as if he was having a bad day. Most of all arguing with me and shouting in front of other customers as well as employees.The problem was that the vacuum was a gift but I didn't have the receipt and the store policy states that electronics can be returned for merchant credit without a receipt all you have to do is show identification. I definitely would not recommend this location and something should be done about Roberts behavior.

This place is not very big as other Target stores but you will find everything you expect from a Target. It is very near to my workplace and I come here every other day. Staff is very friendly. First floor is clothing, accessories and some furniture. All the other stuff is in basement. I had to return an item once, and the cashier was very casual about that and dint ask me why I am returning. Fruits and vegetables are always fresh. Even their frozen section is always full. There was a chobani cafe inside on the first floor but not it is closed and under construction.

I had a horrible experience at this location. And I never even had the chance to step foot inside! I had just left work and needed to pick up an important product before I went home. However, with 17 minutes till closing (@ 11PM), I was denied entry by a man with a black shirt and walkie-talkie on his waist. He had no identification (no badge or name tag) and refused to identify himself when asked for his name. He gave me outrageous excuses that were inconsistent. The man said the store was closed (the time was 10:43PM) I informed him that I knew exactly what product I wanted but was still refused entry. He simply said that they were closed. - I found the situation peculiar, so to clarify the issue, I asked how are they closed if they're scheduled until 11PM. He claimed the registers were down. However, I saw customers coming out of the store with Target bags. - I asked him how those customers were able to make their purchase if the registers were down, and if that were the case, I could pay cash. He then changed his story to say only "some" of the registers were down. -I then asked him, "Could I check out at the ones that are not down?" He replied with an unapologetic, "No, we're closed." He then proceeded to close the door on me after letting customers out and locked the door. I found his excuses unacceptable and attitude condescending; none of which merited the store to be closed before their schedule time. If Store Leadership made the decion to close early, then they should reconsider how and when they operate. Regardless, operating in this manner is a blatant disregard for their customers. Honor and follow your store and company policies and signage!

These are the rudest Target employees I have ever encountered. Seriously, what's up with these people? They all seem completely miserable, and they take it out on the customers. The checkout cashiers are the worst. One forgot to bag one of my items... I pointed it out to her, and she tossed it at the bag (it didn't go in) and just stared at me with her eyebrows raised. Another time the cashier demanded I unload the basket for her before she would scan anything... sorry, isn't that your job? Going here will, sadly, just make you want to stick to Amazon and give Jeff Bezos even more of your money. 2 stars only because this location is convenient and the merchandise is cute and well-priced (as with any Target nationwide)

It's so nice having a Target downtown. When you some quick household items at a reasonable price, this place is a life saver. It's a tad messy in there but an overall easy experience. Lots of self checkout for quick in and out.

The Tribeca Target is one of their small-format stores, but it's a bit larger than a lot of the stores in the city that have opened after it. It's set up on two floors, and like the other small-format stores, has the usual departments but just with fewer options. I usually look up what I need on the app or website before going, and I don't really go to browse, so I haven't been disappointed by the selection or supply so far. The one thing I don't really like about this store though is the elevator location. If you go through the checkouts on the lower level, you have to walk back through all the merchandise to get to the elevators, which is kind of a pain. Other than that, I've had pretty good experiences here. Employees have had no issues doing price matching to the app, lines haven't been too bad, and their in-store CVS pharmacy has been very convenient.

Yes! A Target in Tribeca! This location is still brand spankin' new - so new, in fact, that I actually placed my hand gingerly on the escalator handrail as I descended into the lower level :) When you first walk in the store, there are 2 security guards and a few registers on your right. On your left is a small women's section of clothing. Straight ahead is a small section of Household items and to your right is a Chobani shop where you can get their products mixed in with popular options like breakfast bowls. On the lower floor, they have (mostly) every department a normal sized Target would have - just extremely limited. Do they have comforter sets? Yes, but only 5 varieties. Totally fine if you're a) not picky or b) it's an emergency. It's a great place for toiletries, though. All of the usual makeup brands, hair products, bathroom products, etc. They also have a reasonably sized grocery section, including refrigerated and frozen items!

Worst cashiers and costumer service I've ever seen, if you are caucasian they will roll their eyes at you and be extremely rude to you. Do yourself a favor and use the self check out and avoid the cashiers Costumer service is not seen worse than this.

I went here on 11/13/2018 This target was really clean and organized. Not a bunch of empty shelves or missing sizes for clothing etc which is surprising. I just went there for a moisturizer, that was listed as $15.99 but when I got to the store was displayed as $20.99. Didn't really care, got it anyway. Overall, really nice target. The reason this is only 3 stars is bc of one of the staff members, I believe her name was Carlene. I asked if there was a bathroom to use downstairs after I paid for my item. Another staff member said yes, right here, and pointed me to a unisex single bathroom. Someone was in there so i waited off the the side. Lots of staff was coming in thru I guess the office and the staff locker room/area. All of a sudden Carlene comes and asks why I'm standing there. I said I was waiting to use the restroom. She said, "I don't know why you're waiting for the restroom. It's for staff only. It's only for staff really. I have no idea why you're here waiting. There's a restroom upstairs..." she went on and on about how it's not a guest restroom, meanwhile it's on the target map, and it has a sign on it (pictured). How is it not for customers???? Someone needs to put her in check bc that's not how you talk to people, especially in this industry.

it's mini department stores incl groceries! (Fresh vegetables, frozen foods.. ) at the store has a free charge boxes you can use it. self/ customer checking services. Good customer services!

This Target is very accessible for the neighborhood it's in! They have a Chobani located on the main floor with a sitting area. They also have wide selections of clothes you can choose from. Downstairs is where the party is at though. You will find all the snacks you can think of there and there are sales weekly so be sure to keep an eye out! They also have an elevator located in the back and a CVS Pharmacy downstairs.