16 Reasons Why the New TargetExpress Will Change Your Life

Cheerful art unique to each TargetExpress location welcomes in customers. SF's mural of iconic locations was developed by Lab Partners, a husband-and-wife team based in that very city.

The stores include a localized assortment of products. The brand's Made to Matter collection, Peet's coffee, Ghirardelli chocolate, and SF-based sports apparel are available to purchase at the Financial District location. Local craft beers will also be sold there soon.

Commuters will totally appreciate the flip-flop section; it's meant for swapping out your heels after a long day at work.

Electronics including tablets, phone accessories, and cameras are offered in a small kiosk inside the store.

The One Spot (Target's section known for its cheap and fun products ranging from $1 to $5) is tailored to its customers at TargetExpress. SF's location included phone chargers, phone cases, notepads, and pens.

All packaged products like toilet paper and paper towels are offered in small sizes so that the products can easily be carried from downtown to your home.

The hours of each TargetExpress are determined by the location it's in. SF's location is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., reflecting the Financial District's working hours. Berkeley's location has later hours since it's next to a college.

TargetExpress wants to make sure that it serves the communities in which it does business. The SF location partnered with the LGBT community and Mission Hiring Hall to staff its store. In the following weeks, TargetExpress will also be putting planters out in the community as its way of giving back.