I really like this organization. It's a home depot for those that like to create/build food for…read moretheir restaurants/catering/food trucks/etc. I've taken friends with me while I shop (they are foodies) their visual experience when walking in initially is not impressive, however, as we are shifting about it transformed into an enthusiastic rebirth... Prehaps I'm a bit dramatic in my words...aaaa but I don't think so:) ~Christy 2026 review

Friendly staff, mostly good selection, v as lie is good but not always the cheapest, but the…read morequality is excellent

A wholesale club on McKnight road. I use curb pickup- but you have to spend at least 50 dollars- or…read moreyou pay a fee. Comparable to Sam's or Costco. Make sure you clip the coupons on the app - feel bad for older customers who don't understand this- as it saves tons of money, but a lot of the older customers have difficulty with this. I appreciate it being on McKnight road, produce is hit or miss.

Paul is the most spectacular optician I've ever met. I've been wearing glasses since I was 7 years…read moreold and his precision, care, and overall delightful demeanor are the best I've ever experienced. 10/5

There is always a smile available at the door. Staff is…read morehelpful and the hot dogs are amazing?

Costco is a national warehouse club that sells groceries, clothing, computers and other…read moreelectronics, appliances, health and beauty products, home improvement products, and many other items. Products are usually sold in bulk, but often the bulk amounts can be used even by small households. Prices are very competitive. For many years, I have shopped at this particular Costco in Robinson Township. The store always has full stocked, well organized, and clean shelves and racks. The available products are name brands as well as Costco's own store brand. I usually stock up on some groceries (meats, fishes, fruits, vegetables, and drink mixes), household products (dish detergent, laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, and contact solution), pet supplies (treats and dog pads), and gift cards. The cashiers perform their jobs well. I just have to remember to bring my large totes from home, because Costco does not provide bags.

My first visit to Pennsylvania Macaroni Co. was a great experience and definitely won't be my last…read more Walking through the doors felt like stepping into an old-school Italian market that's been doing things the right way for generations. The selection was incredible, from fresh cheeses and cured meats to freshly made pasta and olive oils. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions, even for a first-time visitor trying to take it all in. It's really hard to leave the store empty-handed. My only question is: why do they close at 4:00 PM? I found myself wishing I had more time to browse, and it seems like many people who work traditional hours might miss out on visiting during the week. That said, the early closing time won't stop me from coming back. At the next visit, I will be sure to take pictures.

Lots of variety of pasta, packaged goods, and meats / cheese. Great for takeout to help light up…read moreyour cheeseboard or platter for your next Pittsburgh, PA based party. Bring your own bag as portable plastic ones cost as per city initiative.

Arghhhh. COVID policies lax. Cashier wearing mask below her nose. No enforcement or adherence to…read moresocial distancing in line. This has been my worst retail experience in that regard hands down. Besides that this particular cashier was just lousy. I had to ask if her lane was open because she never looked up as I approached. I think the response was "uh huh" while still not looking at me. She was then slow as molasses if molasses could be that slow. She clearly did not want to be there. This store is convenient and prices good but after experiencing their lack of COVID practices in particular I will forego this store for other options.

Remember GeeBees? Value City? Hills? Well this place is like taking all three, smashing them all…read moretogether, then pouring what has been combined into this store front. Merchandise can be a bit iffy here, you really need to scour the racks to find a decent item at a decent price. I was able to find one of those such items, but it took me nearly a half hour to find it and another fifteen minutes to get access to the fitting room. Some of the items up for grabs here should really not even be looked at. Their furniture section are items that will need to be replaced is just a few months, that should say worlds about the type of product some items area here. Check out takes a bit of time here. It appears the cashiers come and go as they please. I was standing in a line that the cashier just left, making me have to go to another line. If I feel like I want to waste some time, I will stop back here, but with it being off the beaten path, it's not a must destination to visit.

They have an overwhelming selection. They could be better organized. But they do have a lot of…read morestuff.

I wish I could give them negative stars, they earned it…read more ProSource KNOWINGLY sold me a stone tile/backsplash product that MUST be cut wet. However, it contains a water soluble glue which makes this impossible as the stone falls off the mesh backing when it gets wet. I was NOT made aware of this when I purchased it and Prosource denied knowing the issue even existed until 2 months in on a phone call with Ed the showroom manager, who was dumb enough to admit they knew it was an issue. I spent countless hours calling and emailing both the manufacturer, Topcu, and ProSource attempting to learn a way to be able to install the product as my wife and I both really like it. I even purchased 3 additional new diamond blades in a vain attempt to cut it, because "this has never happened before". Then what I was told, and I still cannot believe they were stupid enough to suggest this, was to remove each individual stone from the backing, cut it wet, then glue it back on. After a ridiculous amount of back and forth the final answer the manufacturer said to do would cost more than the product itself did, take countless hours of work, be nearly impossible to do correctly and completely make the product un returnable. For an alleged high end product that cost over $300 per box. ProSource refused to take back the product except under unreasonable circumstances, only taking back non cut and non broken sheets, a 25% restocking fee AND my paying the freight back to the manufacturer in Georgia. The manufacturers rep admitted to me on multiple occasions that the situation was ridiculous but still I could not get an acceptable resolution from them either. I guess they expected me to lay down and take the abuse. Not this guy. I fought and I won...just like I told them I would. Now I get to warn you. Who is dumb enough to use a water soluble glue on a product that must be cut wet? Topcu. Who is both dumb enough to sell that product to consumers without telling them? Dave at ProSource Monroeville. Who is dumb enough to insist this has never happened before? Todd at ProSource Monroeville and Brian at Topcu. Who is dumb enough to admit this does happen and I was lied to repeatedly for over 2 months? Ed at Prosource Monroeville. Who was smart enough to give me my money back? PNC. You would be better off buying your supplies at a flea market. But if you want to buy this crap they sold me check the usual spots where people sell stuff, I will be listing it for sale there until someone buys it, which I expect will be a very long time.

Did not get clothes embroidered here, but just wanted to note they do not take clothes from outside…read morecompanies to embroider, everything must be done in house. otherwise, the guys that work at the front desk are super nice!!

I'm always up for an amazing local novelty tee. I will search out just about anywhere I can to…read moregrab one. I don't mean some Pittsburgh themed shirt that you can find on any shelf, but local shops that specialize in tees that are made just for their shop. I love finding a shirt that gets people talking and of course the compliments that come with them. One day recently when I had time to walk the streets of Oakland I made sure that I made a stop here. I knew of this place in only that it existed. I also knew that this place dealt with creating and producing designs if you are in need of that. But I was not here for that. I walked in and it is a rather small place for shopping, but that's not what this place is designed to do. They are basically here to serve you with your needs. There are two desks as you walk in that have people sitting at to help you through the process of designing you soon to be one of a kind shirt. Along with that there are a few wall racks and floor racks with shirts specifically designed for Pitt and Pittsburgh for purchase, that's what I was here for. I browsed the racks and had to make a tough decision. Their designs are great and I really wanted more than one but I was refraining because I know that I go overboard when it comes to tees. The pricing is the norm and quite honestly you are able to find a steal of a deal here. I walked out with a shirt that asks, "Yinz want fries on that?" How perfect is that for a Pittsburgh novelty shirt? Accurate.

Pittsburgh does not have as many upscale malls as do larger cities, and I think that Ross Park Mall…read moreis the fanciest mall that we have. This indoor mall has two floors and over 150 stores. The anchor stores are Nordstrom, Macy's, JCPenney, and Dick's Sporting Goods. Luxury/designer stores include Burberry, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Co., Kate Spade, and Tory Burch. The mall also has many lower-priced clothing stores, including American Eagle, Banana Republic, Buckle, Chico's, Express, GAP, H&M, Hollister, J.Crew, J.Jill, Levi's, LOFT, Madewell, PacSun, Victoria's Secret, White House Black Market, and Zumiez. Unfortunately, a few of my favorite clothing stores have closed since my previous review. Several other stores sell shoes and accessories, such as Coach, Foot Locker, Kay Jewelers, Lens Crafters, Pandora, Sunglass Hut, Swarovski, Tumi, VisionWorks, and Warby Parker. The mall also has electronics stores such as Apple and phone stores. Stores for home goods include Crate and Barrel, RH (formerly Restoration Hardware), Tempur-Pedic, and Williams-Sonoma. Current restaurants are Auntie Anne's, Cheesecake Factory, Plaza Azteca, Nordstrom Ruscello, several casual restaurants in the food court, etcetera. Unlike many other indoor malls, Ross Park Mall is not dead. Most store fronts are occupied, and only a few store fronts are empty and awaiting future retailers.

Nice mall! Very clean and had a great selection of stores, including designer. I love Nordstrom and…read morewish so badly we had one where I live! My son had a ball shopping at Zumies and staff was very nice!