Target

Morgan went out of her way to make our first pickup experience a great one. She was friendly and informative the entire time. She also went in and picked up my order for me after verifying my order. Please let her know what an awesome job she's doing.

They have so many toys and stuff and every time my kids open there toys and they fell it it like they made the stuff out of love and it just flows I. To them and me to

The Lennox Target has a great selection of products and is pretty accessible for those needing to use wheelchairs or walkers. The aisles are wide, and despite COVID-19, there aren't too many barriers set up on the floor that a disabled person would not be able to access a product. Some of the shelves are high up, however, so disabled people might need assistance in reaching products, but the staff is friendly and willing to help. There are accessible stalls in the bathrooms and accessible parking spots, and the Starbucks area is also wide enough for wheelchair users to get through. I haven't seen many accommodations for blind customers, so I'm curious to know if the staff is able to handle requests pertaining to blind customers. This picture I've attached is accredited to Eddie H, another Google reviewer, so I can show the wide aisles that this Target has that are beneficial to wheelchair and mobility device users.

This store has most items marked up!! You rarely see the same price that is listed online, so I only do pickup orders from here. But don’t expect the staff to actually look hard for pickup items, especially clothing. I’ve picked things up in store before, then walked over to the clothing section and grabbed all the items they marked as “out of stock” on my order. It’s annoying, but that’s what you get when you hire mainly college kids.

Pharmacy these employees go above and beyond to get your scripts filled fast and answer any questions concerns you have. They are so friendly and no waiting