Target

love this target. very clean and convenient to major highways

Lazy employees that couldn't be bothered to help "guests" even when asked. Of course you have to find them in order to ask for help. Have even had a few turn around and walk away, some practically run when you say "Excuse me" and you can't even finish your question. Many times do not have the item be advertised or unadvertised. The plus size section used to be wonderful but now its a cruel joke. As for handicap access. Sure they have a few motorized chairs sitting upfront but they are never fully charged, even for the first customer in the morning and most are in need a repair. One chair would speed right across the store just by barely touching the control lever. The control lever was broke and there was only one speed and that was shoot across the store - I'd be surprised if noone got hurt. I reported it to them on several occasions but they never once put any notices on it or repaired it. Then you have the chairs that barely move at a crawl. I have more often than not been stranded in the back or middle of the store when what seemed like a fairly good charged chair would die. Forget finding an employee to help by bringing another chair or even a shopping cart. I always end up having to painfully and slowly hobble/walk my way to the front. When that happens they lose my sale because I'm worn out and in such pain I have to go sit in my car for 20 minutes before heading to Abingdon Target and giving them my business. I'm so glad they opened the Abingdon store, I shop there 95% of the time I go to Target, much cleaner, friendlier, helpful and most times I cxan get a decent chair with a good charge. Bel Air Target is just the pits all the way around.