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E Blanchard from Jamesport, NY on Mar 20, 2013
If you ask me to choose between Target, Walmart or K-Mart (is K-Mart actually still around anymore? Just realized I haven't seen one in years), I will choose Target every time. Why? They're consistently more pleasant. They're a bit smaller and may not have quite as large a selection as say, a super Walmart, but I kind of value that in-between size where you can find most of what you need, but you don't get lost looking for it. I don't know if the staff is better paid or not, but they seem to be more helpful on average. The stores are cleaner and less crowded, and they stock nicer clothing. The Riverhead Target is no exception. I will always try Target before I try any other large department store in the area. Len Priesley from Riverhead, NY on Oct 10, 2012
Target is a famous store in Riverhead. I visit it quite often, as I can find a great many things there, without being obliged to wander around. I usually purchase some video games for my sony playstation 3 console or some wearing apparel for going to the gym. It has a tremendous selection of sporting equipment too, as well as toys for my little ones. I can get many stuff from Target, as their prices are really low. They are most probably the least expensive store in Riverhead, in comparison to their diversity of goods and their quality as well. I would suggest that you had a look at Target! . Bill Cott from Riverhead, NY on Sep 25, 2012
Target Stores, who does not know about them? You can find anything you want at low prices there. It is a bonus that you have so many things to choose from and the staff there are really hard working and pleasant, always trying to help you even if they do not have the expertise to achieve that. Great department store, accessible and affordable to all. AM from Laurel, NY on Jul 21, 2012
What can I say, it's a Target! Not the most exciting place to shop but good to grab some vacation essentials while we were visiting Long Island. Share Your Review

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