CHICAGO – JULY 18: A sign is visible on the exterior of a Target store on July 18, 2006, in Chicago, Illinois. Concerns over rising energy prices had a negative impact on consumer spending, leading to a significant drop in Target’s stock today—its largest one-day decline in eight months. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
In exciting news, Target might be introducing its first store with a bar. Yes, you read that right—dreams really can come true!
Last summer, everyone’s favorite shopping destination unveiled a new concept for urban environments called TargetExpress. These smaller stores cater to those quick shopping trips we all know too well. Along with a streamlined selection of essentials, they also feature grab-and-go options like ready-made sandwiches and salads. And, if the buzz is accurate, the new TargetExpress set to open in October in Chicago will boast a bar as well. This location has applied for not one, but two liquor licenses: one for packaged liquor and another for on-site alcohol service.
Imagine this: a faster shopping experience, cafe-style food, and a bar to unwind at afterward? Please let this idea become a reality and spread far and wide. Because let’s be honest, navigating the crowded aisles of Target would be a lot more bearable with a glass of wine in hand.
For many parents, shopping at Target is one of the rare moments of solitude they get each week. Next time you’re in a Target, just take a look around—you’ll spot some folks pushing their carts with a distant stare, lost in thought. Yep, those are the parents enjoying their much-needed break. So, Target, how about treating them to a drink? Seriously, for the love of all things sacred!
While Target representatives haven’t officially confirmed the rumors, the liquor license applications are pretty telling. It makes sense to test this concept in city stores, especially for those brave souls who venture to Target without a car. Here’s hoping this concept is a hit, and that it eventually makes its way to the suburbs, where many of us are waiting with open wallets.
It’s a tad concerning how much of my paycheck goes to this company each month, but honestly? This news makes me giddy. Take my money, Target!
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In summary, Target may soon be the ultimate shopping destination, combining retail therapy with a touch of relaxation at the bar. This innovative concept could redefine how we shop and unwind, especially for busy parents in need of a break.