Target
- Hours:
Mon-Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sun. 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
4 reviews for Target
Sheridan SUPER TARGET....
Hubs and I were here on Thursday June 4th 2009. I like this SUPER TARGET, though we nearly get lost trying to find this SUPER TARGET. To get in this part of the neighborhood, let alone driving can be slightly "tricky or "tedious" with the round abouts etc etc.
When we enter, on the right side of this SUPER TARGET, apparently I feel, the layout of this SUPER TARGET location is slightly different from what I am used to.
On the left wing, its where the ladies departments are located. Right on the entry way, slightly on the left towards the center were the Kitchen Department and on the extreme left of this SUPER Target is where the food, produce department. These were the areas we explored that afternoon.
I was slightly disoriented with the unfamiliar layout but at least they have most of the items of what other SUPER TARGETs across Colorado that I have been to.
I might return with Hubs if we are in the neighborhood.
SHERIDAN SUPER TARGET
3650 Riverpoint Pkwy
Sheridan, CO 80110
(303)-974-6661
I love this Target! I love Target in general. I come here when I forget my lunch and they always have a good looking sandwhich or salad or pasta and it is NOT expensive. The store I think is very very clean in comparrison to others that I have been to. The staff is friendly!
Right up the block from work!
This brand new Target scores points for its accessibility and selection...but otherwise it's just another store.
For years I've been driving home from work on south Santa Fe and needed to stop off for some groceries on the way. Usually, I've had to turn off and zig-zag through downtown Littleton, but now I can easily zip off the exit ramp and I'm at Target. So instead of picking up some bananas and a loaf of bread...I can pick up some bananas, a loaf of bread, a DVD, a pair of socks and some GI Joe guys.
But here's where it gets nasty. I've shopped there maybe four times since it opened in late July...and each time there has been a price inconsistency. For instance, I snagged a bag of dog food, marked on the shelf at 11.49. I got to the register and it was 14.99. Instead of the clerk fixing this, they told me to complete the transaction and pay for it, THEN they would go back and fix the price. Did that...and it took the clerk(s) about 15 minutes to figure out how to refund me $3.50. At one point, I just asked them to give me a free ICEE or some more bananas and we'd call it even.... but nope, I got to meet the entire management team of the new Target.
Again, this has happened on all 4 of my visits to this particular Target. My advice: when you grab something off the shelf, make sure to take the shelf-tag (the pricetag) with you to the checkout.
Also--and this may be a huge dealbreaker for some--an additional "Public Improvement Tax" is slapped onto every purchase. So on top of the usual taxes, you have to pay an extra percentage. They told me it's part of the RTD deal and that it's only for the city of Sheridan. If you're considering buying a large ticket item, you'd probably be better off going to any other Target.
Funny note: one of the roadsigns on the way out of the parking lot tells you to hang a right for "South Santa Drive". Yay, Santa!
So, for me, the only redeeming quality of this Target is its location. They could've put any grocery store or "Super Retail Outlet" in this location and it would've made no difference to me. Well, at least a Target shopping center is better than the old garages, seedy hotels and strip clubs that used to align this stretch of Santa Fe.
I decided to check out the new Super Target that's just opened up down the road. I went with a shopping list of groceries, and for a few bits and pieces I needed for the house.
(I've never really shopped at Target before, so forgive me if I'm not saying anything new). Groceries-wise, their inventory is ok. They carry all the basics but you're not going to get anything out of the ordinary. Produce-wise, it really sucks - everything looks very nice and fresh, but it is SO damn expensive. I got the housey things I needed plus a few reasonably-priced cleaning products, then went to Sunflowers Market in Highlands Ranch for my veggies. If I wasn't in love with that place before, my heart truly belongs to them now :)
I'll stick with Target for cool house stuff and clothes, but nuffin else! Three stars for the general grocery shopping "experience."