A Good Outlet Mall with many brand-name and local shops to choose from. This mall is a…read moreSimon-branded location with daily and weekly deals on the Simon Plus app. I found very good deals at Columbia, Jockey, North Face and UA. There were a few local stores as well; the two that stood out were the Beef Jerky store and a store that had its own peanut butters. The mall has a food court and is also surrounded by many restaurants.

4.5 stars. Grove City Premium Outlets has over 100 stores and restaurants spread across several…read morebuildings. It has some vacant storefronts, but most are occupied and offer a good selection of clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, beauty and hygiene products, chocolates, books, kitchenware, home decor, tools, and much more. For several years, I have shopped at this outlet mall. My favorite stores are Calvin Klein, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, and The North Face, but I shop in dozens of the other stores as well. I think that the prices are low to moderate, and I do some decent shopping here. The restaurants are casual and sell foods such as pretzels, chocolates, donuts, and sandwiches. An Eat 'n Park is across the street. Furthermore, this outlet mall has a playground area for children and a nice bridge with plants in the middle. The parking lot has an adequate number of spaces and is free.

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!

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.

Worth the drive from Pittsburgh!!! Bought shoes, hoodie and basketball bag for the price of a pair…read moreof shoes. More than enough cash registers open so you don't have to wait in super long lines .

Nike Factory Store can be hit or miss, depending on when you visit…read more& what you're looking for. Sometimes they have some really great sales and other times you have to be careful because Nike is very expensive to begin with and sometimes the discounts are not that great. Today, thankfully, it was one of those days where I made out like a bandit. I wear Nike Air Zoom Pegasus, running shoes, which retail for $130+. The clearance rack in the back is your best bet for great deals on shoes and I picked up two pair of Pegasus and a pack of three socks which were already deeply discounted and they just happen to be having an extra 20% off of shoes that day. To top it off if you download the Nike store app, you can get another 15% off your first purchase. So I got two pairs of running shoes and three pairs of socks for 90 bucks, which is less than one pair of shoes. If you don't find anything in Nike, you've got 100s of other stores to choose from in this prime outlets mall at Grove City.

The Shenango Valley Mall is honestly more like a hallway…read more I used to come here as a kid and it was much busier and in better shape back then. It's unfortunate to see the mall's business decline the way that it has. The only anchor store left in this mall is JCPenney. There are a couple other well-known stores, including Claire's, Bath & Body Works, Payless Shoes, and Maurice's. Other than that, there's a few lesser known stores, and really just an Auntie Anne's when it comes to food. The mall is really in need of some serious remodeling and updating. If stores could be brought into the mall and a little bit of remodeling done, this mall would be a nice little shopping area. But as of right now, I wouldn't bother going here, as there is nothing really left to do here. Overall, I would not recommend going to this mall unless you're in the area already and feel like simply walking somewhere indoors or shopping at JCPenney.

Growing up we always called this place the small little mall with nothing at all. Over the years…read moreit got worse. So sad considering there isn't another mall close by. With a little effort I feel they could actually get it back up and running but who ever ownes it clearly never cared and did the minimum.

I was in town yesterday, visiting and decided to run into mall just to check out the Shoe Dept…read moreEncore. As the closet, Shoe Dept Encore, similar to this size location is an hour away from where I live. The store was clean, helpful associates, and fast in and out check out for what I was looking to buy. Loved getting a great value for a pair of sandals in early March. Eastwood Mall has to be the first mall, that I've ever seen with carpeting. Smart idea for mall estetics, even though I didn't browse any stores other then Shoe Dept Encore and Jcpenny. Large mall with plenty of stores, restaurants and enough to do. Perfect, central location for surrounding areas of Youngstown, and bordering cities.

This is one of the best malls you can go to in the country. It has survived the era where all malls…read moreare disappearing, which has made it the one stop shop for everything you could possibly need. It's a must visit during the holiday season.

My daughter made appointment to try on wedding dresses. The girl that was there to help us looked…read morelike she was 12 years old. She couldn't possibly know anything about bridal gowns. She acted the whole time like we were bothering her. She gave no helpful opinions, was not friendly and did not make this a nice experience. She just wanted us to be done and leave and kept saying this is the last dress you can try on and you have to be done. We weren't even there an hour and a half. Sorry winner we won't be buying our dress here because of her. You need to find better people to help your brides.

I was looking for a cocktail dress for a wedding. Although there were a lot of dresses, not many…read morewere short and most were way to matronly. I did try on a couple of items, but they were damaged and did not fit my needs. I have had better luck there in the past, but not this time.

OMFiestaware!! I have been here SO MANY times throughout my life I can't even comprehend why I've…read morenever reviewed. I'm an insane collector and have been for decades. I may or may not have place settings for twenty-seven people. I never tire of the tent sales, factory tours, seconds room, main room, and so on. I haven't met a piece of Fiestaware I don't like. The folks who work here are so genuine, like the product they put out. A true family of employees with the same love and obsession as people like me. Homer Laughlin introduced Fiestaware in 1936 and I even have pieces that were my grandmother's. Annually they come out with a new color and I look forward to it every year. All pieces are made here in the factory in this small WV town about an hour from Pittsburgh. The dishes and accessories are durable and last decades. Pieces made between 1936-1972 were made with a radioactive red glaze (worth a fortune now for mad collectors like me). Fear not, the modern-day pieces are lead free. I'm an absolute maniac for Fiestaware and Homer Laughlin (actually have items from their other lines as well). Love love love love. Fiesta Forever!!

I just Love Fiestaware ! I have been here a couple other times always a great experience friendly…read moreand helpful staff. They have a Tent Sale in June where they sale a second quality dinnerware. They have a nice size show room with all the most resent dinnerware and nice selection. I found what I went for the new lavender color dinnerware. A must visit if you are in the area or what to add pieces to your Fiestaware dinnerware

Wow... what a difference a decade makes! I think it's one of the most vacant, still operating…read moremalls I've seen. Even worse than Parkway Center Mall circa the 1990s and Century III. The Malls of Western PA are on their way out. On one end is Macy's. And there were definitely more people working there than shopping there. The only other store worth going to is probably Dicks on the other end. Don't walk over for Dicks. Definitely drive over if you want Dicks. You can not get into Dicks from the mall. There's big steel door blocking Dicks. You can only get to Dicks from the outside entrance. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. There's a buffet near the Macy's Mall Entrance too, which really makes everything smell terrible. Think Chinese food left in your car when you go to Glenn's custard, and after you eat the custard and feel good, you get back in your car and it smells like someone farted. So you air out the car and it doesn't quite go away. And you get in the car the next day and you still smell it. It's almost like a hint of hot dog water after you boil hot dogs inside. It's not overpowering, but it's there. Well, that's what this end of the mall smells like. I think people still use it for exercise, but you can get your heart rate up just sitting here alone before closing. Maybe they'll film Night of the Living Dead's 60th anniversary here. This mall IS the living dead, so it's fitting (and local to the OG Living Dead mall). Even the Pittsburgh Pirates are more alive in the post-season run than this mall. The Steel Industry is more alive than this mall. There's a better chance Mario Lemieux will come back and play another season than this mall getting new life. Dennis Bowman and Chester Drawers will come back and do the weather on WPXI before this mall becomes worthy of another visit. If you slipped, and hurt yourself at this mall, sued them, and won, you'd get a Smiley Cookie. What a terrible terrible mall.

Why is the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills even open? I can't tell you. This is one of the deadest…read moremalls I've ever seen with at least 80-90% of the interior stores vacant. When you get here, watch driving around as the ring road is in poor condition. Only thing holding on here are the anchors, which include Macy's, GQT Mills Cinemas, Dick's, and MAC.BID, with MAC.BID having no mall entrance. Dick's was not accessible from inside the mall on the day of my visit due to a broken gate. The interior of this mall is gigantic but empty. You can walk for minutes at a time and see nothing but empty storefronts and no other people. It appears that some storefronts were possibly never used. Pittsburgh Mills is very good looking and distinctive as it was only built in the 2000's. The food court is completely empty and most of the seating seems to have been removed. Among the very few positives include New Dimension Comics, which uses three storefronts, and might be the best comic book store in the state. TJ Buffet Sushi And Grill is an above average buffet. There are a handful of other local business, but several were not open during my visit. Citizens School Of Nursing also uses several storefronts. Overall, I don't know how they keep the lights on at the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills. Most people would have absolutely no reason to come here and there's almost no reason for the interior of this mall to be open.

Despite being located at the Grove City Premium Outlets this location is NOT an outlet store. Very…read moredisappointing. Too many tables for the space. Made it hard to navigate 6 feet apart from other shoppers. Clean. Nice employees. Nothing special just a regular BBW.

From the owner: For over 20 years, we've created the scents that make you smile. Whether you're shopping for…read morefragrant body lotion, shower gel, or the world's best 3-wick candle, we have hundreds of quality products perfect for treating yourself or someone else. Our store associates are ready to help you put together the perfect gift or find the perfect scent for you or your home.

A smaller boutique type shop. Located with several others, in small shopping center on McKnight roadread more

Saks OFF 5th is an off-price department store chain that has dozens of stores across the U.S. and…read moreCanada. This specific store is located in The Block Northway in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. It has two floors: The first level contains men's clothing and shoes, and the second level contains women's clothing, shoes, and accessories and some home goods. During my recent visit, most of my walking was around the second level. As I browsed the merchandise, two employees said hello to me. I appreciated that they did not ignore me. I saw merchandise from brands and designers such as 7 for All Mankind, Calvin Klein, Karl Lagerfeld, and Mac Duggal. The store was having a 25%-off sale, so the final prices were fairly low. I picked out travel bags to buy. A cashier immediately rang up my purchase and thanked me.