Miracle Mile is a strip mall that first opened in 1954 (!) and is conveniently located near William…read morePenn Highway, Route 48, and the PA Turnpike. Today it has dozens of stores and restaurants. Stores sell clothing (e.g., Carter's, Lane Bryant, Marshall's, Old Navy, Rally House, and Scrubs & Beyond), beauty products (e.g., Bath and Body Works and Ulta Beauty), personal services (e.g., Eyeglass World, Great Clips, LA Fitness, and Massage Envy), home furnishings (e.g., Laz Boy), shoes (e.g., Boot Barn and DSW), pet supplies (e.g., Petland), etcetera. Restaurants include Chick-fil-A, Crumbl Cookies, Fortune Star Buffet, Hello Bistro, MadMex, Panera Bread, etcetera. In addition, this mall also includes a few banks: Bank of America, Dollar Bank, and PNC. I occasionally shop here. I am most interested in women's clothing, pet supplies, and restaurants. For me, the parking lot has had a sufficient number of spaces, and the area feels fairly safe.

If you live in Monroeville, you likely frequent this plaza as there is a little of everything in…read moreit. I will say, once they blocked off and planned the Chick-Fil-A drive through, traffic flow has gotten a lot better. But people still need to pay better attention when they are driving through. This plaza has a little of everything. Pizza, Panera, Chinese, Salads and cookies. Two optical places, clothing (Old Navy, Lane Bryant, Marshalls, Carters), a furniture store, pet store and more. There are often pot holes, but they do seem to take are of them fairly quickly. And there are several entrances and exits, one with a traffic signal that makes things easier. Much like a lot other area plazas, it seems to have been designed with a lot less traffic and cars than are typically there. Other than the craziness of parking, it is a great spot where you can find basically everything but a grocery store.

Love the shops, HATE the parking. There are a great variety…read moreof pretty awesome shops and services packed into this plaza. For food you have Burgatory, Dee's, Moe's, Jersey Mikes, Starbucks, Millies and First Watch. There is a great nail salon, a store that sells high end crafted items and a liquor store. There are even fitness related businesses (pilates and barre). The parking, though, seems to have been designed to support a lot less traffic than what comes through the plaza. It is always a mad house and a dash to find parking spaces. And you feel like you are putting your life at risk if you try to cross the parking lot on foot. It has gotten a little better since the opened the space between McDonalds and the plaza (easier access to the traffic signals to get to 22). But it is hard to get into and out of, especially if you need to make a left.

Nice selection of stores and restaurants. Convenient location. Parking is the only downfall. Can be…read moreconfusing and not enough room for all the shops in the plaza. Overall prices are reasonable. Stores include Starbucks, First Watch, North Park Lounge, Burgatory, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, and more. Friendly service and good staff from the stores I've visited. Located along Rt 22 at the entrance of Murrysville. Nice stop when biking the Westmoreland Heritage Trail. That all said I miss the hotel and pool that used to be there, showing my age apparently? Haha ENJOY but have your head on a swivel when coming or going!

Another plaza filled with mostly chain stores and restaurants. But there is a nice mix of types of…read morestores. It is also fairly easy to get into and out of from the main road (Route 22) because there is a traffic light. (although the way certain parking lots are divided, it can be a challenge to figure out how to get to the main exit road). The large tenants are Michaels, Ross Dress for Less and Pet Smart. There is also a Half Priced Books, a great Indian restaurant, David's Bridal, Pizza Hut, Once Upon a Child and some salon type services. As I said, a little bit of everything. There are plenty of parking spaces, although in the one corner (near where the pizza hut is) the spaces aren't right near the business. Not a huge issue because there are spots still fairly close. Just at an odd angle to how the lot is set up.

Holiday Centre is a shopping center along the busy William Penn Highway in Monroeville. I recently…read morevisited this shopping center to eat dinner at one of its restaurants. As of summer 2024, the anchor stores are Petsmart and Michaels. Other stores here include Ross Dress for Less, Once Upon a Child, Half-Price Books, Jared Galleria of Jewelry, David's Bridal, Treasure Hunt, etcetera. Restaurants include Mintt Indian and Pizza Hut. Service businesses include Elevation Weight Loss, Milan Laser, Success Barber Shop, Deka Lash, H&R Block, etcetera. A few storefronts are empty and are awaiting tenants. The parking lot is large and has enough spaces for customers to park. Overall, I do not expect to shop here frequently, but I enjoyed my recent visit.

A small unremarkable strip-type shopping center. There's an Italian restaurant, Dairy Queen and a…read moretanning salon, along with a few other places. This isn't a destination shopping experience, but if you are looking for one of the places in this plaza, they are here, and there's plenty of parking. It's clean and in a good state of repair.

This is a plaza with a huge parking lot and not a lot of choices in stores…read more The biggest downside is that there isn't an entrance right off of 22. Not a huge deal, but it would definitely be more convenient if that was the case. Back in the day, this plaza had a Giant Eagle and that might be the reason it has the large amount of parking that it does. Currently, there is a Mac Bid, Dollar Tree, beauty supply, hot tub and Ashley Furniture. The lots are fairly well maintained and marked and there are two entrances. Definitely not a destination shopping center, but great for anyone wishing to visit the small amount of stores that are in it.

Monroeville Plaza is a small shopping center that is located on the high-traffic William Penn…read moreHighway. The shopping center contains only a handful of businesses. Currently, I see a Dollar Tree, a Phantom Fireworks, a CosmoProf beauty-supply store, a Hot Tub Factory Outlet, and a discount store. The businesses frequently change over time. For example, the discount store used to be a couple of different businesses that went out of business. The parking lot is very large and definitely has sufficient spaces for customers' vehicles. Overall, this shopping center is conveniently located for local residents who need particular products. I would not recommend this shopping center for people who are traveling from out of town or who need to purchase everyday necessities such as groceries and clothes.

This shopping center has everything you need for a day of errands…read more Post Office, PNC Bank, and DMV for serious adulting. There are also bargain favorites like Dollar Tree and Big Lots. There is a Planet Fitness to get your sweat on and a Giant Eagle underneath it to grab a meal after. There is fast food like KFC, Long John Silvers, and Wendy's and also local eats like a Chinese restaurant and a Mediterranean spot. The Beer Minimum next to the Wine and Spirits makes party shopping so easy. If you want to get glam there are several hair salons, nail shops, and a beauty supply store. And a local tuxedo shop. The entertainment (Penn Hills Cinema) and clothing shops aren't the best, but it is convenient to have them. There is plenty of parking, but sometimes Pittsburghers make up their own driving rules... right in front of the DMV. There is very little this plaza doesn't have, but a coffee shop would be a great addition.

I've been a customer at this shopping complex for years. It has a good bit of everything you'd…read moreneed. My favorites are Penn Hills Cinema, Aldi, Dollar Tree, Giant Eagle, Beer Minimum and Wines & Spirits! They also have banks, PNC and Dollar Bank. Hot food options are Wendy's, KFC, Tasty & Healthy and Sichuan Palace. Renew your driver's license at the DMV. Get a workout at their newest tenant, Planet Fitness. Shop at Big Lots, get a haircut, get your teeth cleaned, mail a package at the Post Office and much more....

Chico's is directly across the way from Coldwater in the Monroeville Mall. Here's the difference…read morebetween the two, as I see it: Coldwater is business casual and Chico's is resort wear. Monroeville's Chico's is on the small side, but they make the most of the small space and still manage to offer a great amount of trying-on area. Chico's offers great stand out pieces and often I feel like one piece from their line is about as loud as I'm willing to shout in an outfit. An entire ensemble would make me feel way too I'M OVER HERE, but if I'm looking for a little middle aged fashion focus fun this is where I turn. BTW - couldn't hate the term middle aged more, but there's a definite demographic targeted here and, well, I'm certainly it! Chico's jewelry is often way too much for me, but they have an abundance of scarves and pattern-pop in their clothing lines so there is no reason to feel unfinished or bling-deprived, if going for the whole enchilada! The Monroeville staff is very friendly and helpful and the store shows its merchandise very well. Oh yes - and there's always a sale going on!

From the owner: Women's clothing store that offers a curated collection of chic, unique women's clothing, jewelry…read moreand accessories. Your boutique features Style Experts, skilled associates who offer outfitting advice, fashion tips and tricks, previews of new collections and more and it's always complimentary.