Target Circle Week Dates Are Here, Plus 40 Early Kitchen Deals You Don’t Want to Miss

There’s no need to wait for Black Friday deals. Target just announced another Target Circle Week savings event just a few months after its last one. The fall edition of the retail giant’s epic sale kicks off October 1 and runs through October 7 — just days ahead of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days — with thousands of deals exclusively for Target Circle members. 

While there’s still some time before you can shop the sale, I used my shopping expertise and scoured the site to find markdowns that you can snag right now, including kitchen appliances, home decor, vacuums, and comfy sneakers for up to 60% off. Keep scrolling for the 40 best deals ahead of Target Circle Week.

Best Overall Deals

• Crock-Pot Manual Slow Cooker, $20 (originally $25) 
• Cuisinart Coffee Center 12-Cup and Single-Serve Coffee Maker, $130 (originally $200) 
• Gibson 30-Piece Porcelain Dinnerware Set, $80 (originally $100) 
• JoyJolt Christian Siriano New York Chroma White Wine Glasses, $32 (originally $52) 
• SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker, $80 (originally $100)
• Reebok Trail Cruiser Men’s Sneakers, $36 (originally $90) 
• Thomas & Vine Men’s Embossed Leather Sneaker, $90 (originally $130)
• Levi’s Mens Carter NB Vegan Leather Lace Up Sneaker, $35 (originally $60)
• Dyson V11 Cordless Stick Vacuum, $470 (originally $570)
• Roborock S8 Robot Vacuum and Mop White, $600 (originally $750)

Best Cookware and Appliance Deals

Target’s sale section is teeming with kitchen gadgets ideal for the upcoming chilly months, including coffee makers, slow cookers, and waffle makers. And if you’re looking to streamline dinner prep, consider this Ninja Foodi Programmable Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer or the easy-to-use and clean T-fal 12-Piece Ceramic Cookware Set that shoppers called “a great set” for an “awesome deal.”

• Ninja NeverStick Signature 12-Piece Cookware Set, $240 (originally $300)
• Keurig K-Iced Plus, $100 (originally $130) 
• Ninja Foodi 5-Quart Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer, $120 (originally $170)
• Gourmia Digital Stainless Steel Toaster Oven and Air Fryer, $90 (originally $110) 
• Crock-Pot Manual Slow Cooker, $20 (originally $25) 
• SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker, $80 (originally $100)
• Gourmia 6 Speed Digital Juicer, $59 (originally $65) 
• Cuisinart Coffee Center 12-Cup and Single-Serve Coffee Maker, $130 (originally $200) 
• T-fal Fresh Simply Cook 12-Piece Ceramic Cookware Set, $64 (originally $80) 
• Cruxgg Rotating Belgian Waffle Maker, $32 (originally $40)

Keurig K-Iced Plus

I rarely start my day without a cup of iced coffee brewed from my trusty Keurig K-Iced Plus. The compact coffee maker not only fits well in small spaces but is one of the more efficient, fast-brewing systems I’ve tried. Shoppers praised the appliance’s “space-saving design” and called it “a great addition” to their “morning routine.” Its size doesn’t limit its features either. It has the capability to make three different cup sizes (8, 10, and 12 ounces) and includes a 46-ounce reservoir that allows you to brew up to 5 cups between refills.

Ninja Foodi 5-Quart Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer

This dual-feature appliance is one of the most versatile appliances on the market. For example, the TenderCrisp technology allows you to quickly pressure cook your meat for optimal juiciness, before finishing it off with a quick air fry to create a crispy effect on the outside. One shopper called it a “lifesaver” for feeding their three kids, while another customer raved over its ability to air fry, bake, and pressure cook “everything evenly” and “fast.”

Best Dishware and Serveware Deals

Once all the hard work is said and done, you’ll want to display your best culinary dishes on your best glass dishes. And whether you need to replace some rundown dinnerware or add extra pieces for holiday guests, look no further than these discounted picks below, including a set of four pasta bowls and a 30-piece porcelain collection of plates, mugs, and bowls. 

• Threshold Wood Medium Serving Bowl, $20 (originally $25) 
• Made by Design Glass Pasta Bowl, $4 (originally $5) 
• Threshold Stone Salt Agate Coasters, $20 (originally $25) 
• JoyJolt Christian Siriano New York Chroma White Wine Glasses, $32 (originally $52) 
• Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Braided Jute Plate Charger, $10 (originally $12) 
• Threshold Round Glass & Wood Dessert Stand, $24 (originally $30) 
• Amici Home Italian Recycled Green Regina Old Fashioned Glasses, $40 (originally $60) 
• American Atelier Light Blue Large Pasta Bowls, $35 (originally $40) 
• Gibson 30-Piece Porcelain Dinnerware Set, $80 (originally $100) 
• Threshold Melamine Lancashire Triple Dip Bowl, $10 (originally $12)

Threshold Stone Salt Agate Coasters

There are few things I love more than having all of my loved ones in one place, eating good food and sipping strong drinks — as long as they don’t stain my overpriced wood coffee table with their margarita condensation, that is. These Threshold Stone Salt Agate Coasters are the chicest (and nicest) way to kindly ask your guests not to ruin your furniture. Shoppers called them “beautiful” and “classy looking,” and noted that they even “have pads to protect your furniture” further from scuffs.

Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Braided Jute Plate Charger

In the same vein, these Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Braided Jute Plate Chargers are not only going to protect your table but dress it up as well thanks to their decorative and functional design. Reviewers couldn’t be more in agreement either. One person gushed over the “added decor” it brought to their table and countertops, calling it “versatile,” well made,” and “very cute.” Another customer said that the “neutral straw color goes well” with any tablescape.

Best Comfortable Sneaker Deals

Comfy sneakers are essential for home chefs. Because of all the hours spent on your feet, you need a pair that’s supportive yet lightweight. While they’re on sale, pick up these Reebok’s NFX Women’s Training Shoes shoppers called “super comfortable” and the “perfect fit,” or these Thomas & Vine Embossed Leather Sneakers you can wear from kitchen prep to the dinner table.

• Reebok NFX Women’s Training Shoes, $39 (originally $70)
• Levi’s Mens Carter NB Vegan Leather Lace Up Sneaker, $35 (originally $60)
• Energen Lux Women’s Running Shoes, $33 (originally $55) 
• Thomas & Vine Men’s Embossed Leather Sneaker, $90 (originally $130)
• Reebok Onlux Slip-On Women’s Walking Shoes, $36 (originally $65) 
• Reebok Nano Men’s Training Shoes, $80 (originally $135) 
• Asics Women’s Jolt 3 Running Shoes, $45 (originally $55) 
• Reebok Trail Cruiser Men’s Sneakers, $36 (originally $90) 
• Levi’s Women’s Naya Low-Top Skate Sneaker, $23 (originally $55) 
• Asics Women’s Gel Contend 7 Running Shoes, $50 (originally $65)

Reebok Onlux Slip-On Women’s Walking Shoes

These Reebok Onlux Walking Shoes are perfect for slipping on and getting to work in the kitchen. The style is both lightweight and breathable thanks to the MemoryTech Ortholite liner, and so comfortable that one shopper couldn’t even “express how much [the] love” the sneakers. The fabric itself is “very stretchy,” according to another reviewer who has bought seven pairs for his wife, and the best style “for bunions” per a third customer. 

Reebok Nano Men’s Training Shoes

There’s a reason these Nano Men’s Training Shoes have hundreds of glowing reviews—they’re that comfortable. In fact, one customer called them the “best pair of shoes [they’ve] owned,” while others praised their “foot support” and “versatility.” The shoe’s flexible woven material offers targeted support in the design, and the foam insole provides optimal cushioning that will be a game-changer for those long hours spent on your feet.

Best Vacuum Deals

To deal with the inevitable messes that result from cooking (my cooking, at least), I’m buying the beloved iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum that does all the cleaning for you while it’s on sale and in stock. Its Google Assistant and Alexa compatibility allow you to start your cleaning session with a simple voice command or operate from your app. Below, you can find more amazing deals on popular floor care devices. 

• Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop, $90 (originally $110)
• iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum, $245 (originally $280)
• Dirt Devil Quick Flip Wet/Dry Hand Vacuum, $45 (originally $55) 
• Dyson V11 Cordless Stick Vacuum, $470 (originally $570)
• Hoover Cleanslate Portable Carpet and Spot Cleaner, $100 (originally $140) 
• Roborock S8 Robot Vacuum and Mop White, $600 (originally $750)
• Dirt Devil Scorpion+ Boost Bundle Corded Hand Vacuum, $45 (originally $50) 
• Shark Wandvac Cord-Free Handheld Vacuum, $100 (originally $130)
• Black+Decker Reviva Dustbuster Cordless Hand Vacuum, $67 (originally $72) 
• Black+Decker Powerseries Cordless Stick Vacuum, $142 (originally $280)

Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop

Steam cleaning is the superior way to remove dirt and other grime from hard surfaces, like crumb-heavy and sticky kitchen floors. The on-sale Shark Professional Steam Pocket Mop shoppers called “worth the money” does wonders on marble, hardwood, stone, tile, and laminate, and not only sanitizes every last inch with its 180-degree maneuverability but also dries floors more efficiently.

Dirt Devil Scorpion+ Boost Bundle Corded Hand Vacuum

This budget-friendly Dirt Devil handheld vacuum is great for cleaning hard-to-reach areas, like when you spill an entire bag of brown sugar on your white tile floors. I may or may not be speaking from personal experience on that one. The extra-large dirt cup is easy to empty and requires fewer trips to the trash, and the compact design is suitable for small spaces (like my apartment) where you can’t fit a full-sized version of anything. Customers called it “small but powerful,” and others said it’s “lightweight,” “easy to use,” and “does a great job.” 

What Is Target Circle Week?

Target Circle Week is a massive savings event exclusively for the retailer’s loyalty program, which is free and open to join. The week-long promotion includes deals on thousands of products across all categories, including home, kitchen, fashion, and more.

When Is Target Circle Week This Year?

Target Circle Week will run from Sunday, October 1 through Saturday, October 7, 2023. Target Circle members can snag the limited-time deals by shopping online, in person, or via Target’s mobile app.

Who Can Shop Target Circle Week?

Target Circle members can shop the Target Circle Week sale and the exclusive Deal of the Day program between October 1 and 7. If you haven’t already signed up for the loyalty program, you can do so for free on the website at any time before or during the sale.

Does Target Price Match Amazon?

If the product you’re purchasing is sold by another retailer for less, you can request a price match in person at any Target store location, or by calling (800) 591-3869 or using the contactus.target.com chat feature.

Here’s a caveat, though. If the product in question is sold by a third-party vendor from the marketplace, or if the seller is a Target Plus member, the item won’t be eligible for a price match.

When Is Target Deal Days 2023?

Target’s Deal of the Day promotion is going on throughout Circle Week, which means there will be new, exclusive deals on popular brands like Apple, Nespresso, Dyson, and Nintendo every day during the week-long sale.

What Will Be on Sale During Target Circle Week?

While we don’t have a full breakdown of deals just yet, shoppers can expect discounts on kitchen and home essentials from brands like Favorite Day and Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, as well as new finds from Figment. Stay tuned for updates on what’s going to be on sale.