great auction as always ! im a 45 year year customer never a problem, excellant staff , always…read morerespond to questions great communication,listings are 100% on target.

Fantastic experience. Picked up two trailers, and the staff was wonderful and treated me like…read morefamily. Smooth process, great communication, and honest people. Five stars. I'll definitely be back. The business did not ask me to write this review. I am doing this on my own because I was very happy with the business and appreciate all their help.

I am relatively new to this Auction Gallery and have enjoyed my exposure to it so far (two auctions…read morein, bought something in the first one.) The items are all online and up for about a week or 10 days. The bids of others are transparent to you. The item descriptions are adequate. The items are art -- paintings, paper works ceramics, jewelry, objets de vertu ( which means precious little things) sculpture, etc. You can check out all the monthly to bi-monthly auction items in a hour or an extra 30 minutes...so it's not intimidating or overwhelming. The item I bought was definitely not a "steal" but I have seen some item go for a really good price (that I was not personally interested in). The auction also operates in Cleveland and if you are a successful bidder they notify you by email and you can indicate if you want it shipped to you (for which they charge) or if you prefer to pick it up at their Ellsworth Ave./Shadyside storefront. They will let you know when it is there and you can go pick it up. I have found this a diverting and pleasant activity -- most especially in these cooped up COVID times~

Construction Junction has been a leader in materials reuse for decades. There's tons of great…read morefinds, from flooring and lighting, furniture, plumbing and furniture, all kinds of things, and a growing thrift clothing section. Also big recycle bins as you pull in the driveway, which is Super helpful as our city pickup is biweekly. You can donate your goods, look up the days to bring in, and how to get larger projects like whole kitchens picked up!

Come prepared with an open mind. They have tons of older construction items from old handles, to…read moreyellow bathtubs to chandeliers. Doors, windows, chairs and tables etc. It's an incredible selection of all stuff for the home.

Fawn of Sydney B Moore Estate Sales is a joy to work with. She has a proven system and a large…read morefollowing that produces results. The estate sale does best when the owner stays out of it. We learned first hand that owners are too emotionally attached to their things. Sydney B Moore's team is professional and takes stress off the owner. Highly recommendEd!!

Very bad business practices and rude to boot. To preface, I create a list each week of sales that I…read morepost online on various social media platforms. I go almost every week to a sale or two, and like to take photos and videos of the stuff I find. I post some of those videos online and always give the liquidator credit, free advertising ya know? Fawn's sales used to always be at the top of my list, but that ship has sailed. She reached out to me directly and told me I was no longer welcome at her sales because of a video she found online that wasn't even mine. She explained that In the video, the person recording was heard disparaging the home and complaining about the prices. After consulting with a lawyer, she said it was a liability to allow me in. What was gross was how fake pleasant she was over the phone, patronising and condescending. Well it didn't stop there. She proceeded to reach out to every other reputable estate sale liquidator in the area, encouraging them to do the same. One followed suit, good riddance. Whats funny is, some time later, another liquidator approached me during one of their sales to say how ridiculous Fawn was being. This liquidator responded to Fawn's call by posting signs at their sales encouraging a social media presence and asking to be tagged in photos and videos. Needless to say I do not advertise Sydney B Moore sales on my list, and I wouldn't be caught dead at her sales.

We absolutely love Romp and Roll. My little guy has shown growth and maturity since going there. I…read moreparticularly am pleased with the Monday morning "Moms Day Out". Gabriel gets so excited as soon as we pull up. There is so much to do and staff are sweet.

If you have kids, you HAVE to bring them to Romp n' Roll! This is such a cool "gym" for kids - they…read morehave so many different things to climb, jump, and just burn energy. My 14-month old son absolutely loved it and my 2 year-old niece enjoyed it even more! The entire gym is very clean and I really appreciate that they have buckets for toys or equipment that have gone in kid's mouths and needs cleaned, and they also have hand sanitizer all over the place. They have cubbies when you walk in to store all of your things. The staff is very friendly! We went for open play time but I see online they have a ton of other more structured classes for all age ranges. Definitely recommend this place! PS there's a small parking lot too!

I had always heard of people in my department saying that they would "check surplus" before…read morepurchasing things like office furniture elsewhere. I finally understand how and why when I took a field trip to surplus myself. Essentially, it's a warehouse of furniture, electronics, cars, antiques, and other random things like faux plants that are no longer in use by the university. Once removed from university grounds, they are taken to this warehouse in Point Breeze and sold for cheap or auctioned off to the general public or university personnel. When I went there, there were several types of chairs including theatre chairs, tables, and more. I recently bought a 19" Dell monitor for $25.00. I was told to just bring the monitor back if I had any issues and they'd just replace. The monitor works perfectly. Office chairs ranged from about $20-60. Larger items like old university cars are auctioned off. It's a really cool place and you'd be really surprised by what you find especially the price! Once I move into my new apartment, I plan to go back to surplus to see what I can find. Because why break the bank with all new furnishings?!?!

From the owner: Our surplus store handles the sale, receipt, storage, distribution and disposal of all surplus…read moreproperties (i.e., equipment, furniture, supplies, and vehicles) for the University of Pittsburgh community. Students, faculty and staff, and the general public are encouraged to take advantage of the services and sales offered by Surplus.

Small Goodwill tucked on a busy road with limited parking options…read more I feel like because of that... not many people intentionally come to this store, but just happen to stop in if they are already walking by. That's how I stopped by.. after eating right up the block and heading back to my car. The store is newer with much newer shelving than most local Goodwills. The rows are well organized by the employees and I really do love when the clothing is in the back with the knick knacks and collectibles up front. As fun as it is to rummage through racks of clothing, I usually find most customers in the goods area instead. The employees were very friendly and offered to wrap my items before bagging. It's always nice to find good people working at goodwill. I did end up buying a few small items.

During Pride Month, I witnessed a customer harass an employee at this location -- using homophobic…read moreinsults and falsely crying racism when denied a discount, despite no one around him acting any differently. Managers told her not to call the police and kept serving him. She had stayed for overtime and was accused of "refusing to work" on her way out. Management's response was completely unacceptable.