Dollar Tree is a discount-store chain that has thousands of locations across the U.S. and Canada…read more This particular location is in the South Park Shops. As I walked around this store, I thought that the shelves were well stocked and organized. I saw products such as holiday and party decorations, greeting cards, office supplies, craft supplies, cleaning products, health and beauty products, foods and beverages, kitchenware, home decor, pet supplies, toys, etcetera. Some products are name brands (e.g., Crest, Comet, Reynolds Wrap, Kraft, Tylenol, and Sharpie), and other products are generic brands. Most products cost $1.25, but some cost $3 or $5, and even gift cards of $10-100 for other retailers (e.g., Starbucks, Red Lobster, Visa, and PlayStation) are available. Some prices are good deals, while other prices are slightly higher than other retailers' prices. I selected several items such as soap, car fresheners, toothbrushes, and toothpastes. The cashier rang up my purchase just fine.

Clean, well-lit, well-stocked majority of the time. The best bargains;breath strips, liquid hand…read moresoap refills, office & school supplies. They have some great party supplies, too. I used to volunteer at a cafeteria in town and had to get large decorations and this was the place to go. I decorated the huge cafeteria for $25. Most of the cashiers are nice and helpful, and the store is in a good location with a large parking lot.

If someone took Station Square, cloned it, and stuck it in a South Hills suburb, you'd have Caste…read moreVillage. They have pretty much everything you need here. There's a Subway of course (they are everywhere! aaaiiieeeee!), a supermarket, 7 other places to eat (!), a chiropractor, a lawyer, military recruiters (uh-oh, start a human chain now!), a post office, a great Hallmark store, a bowling alley, and salons among other businesses. They even hold classic car shows and farmer's markets here during the spring and summer months. Christ, move right across the road (swanky neighborhood), and you'll almost never need to drive anywhere again!

THE Place to take a stroll and visit many shops. Even drop off or purchase your postage. Bowling…read morearound the corner as well as the best wings in Pgh. at Royal Lounge. You wont be disappointed to spend a few minutes or hours browsing the many shops.

Love this store. Been coming here for 15 years as a customer and consignor. Owner is outstanding!…read moreAlways have what I need at a great price.

One of my favorite places while we've been preparing for our newborn to arrive! The Has Bin is well…read moreorganized, has great prices, and very friendly staff. I've stopped in a couple of times now, and have gotten great deals -- particularly on baby clothes and receiving blankets. Many of the clothes are Carter's, but I've also come across some higher end brands as well. There are also lots of options for Pack N' Plays, strollers, and bassinets, etc. We found a like-new Ubbi diaper pail there for less than half of retail price. They also offer additional mark downs (based on the color of an item's tag) that seem to rotate once a month or so. The prices are just right for clothes/equipment that little ones won't use for very long.

South Hills Village is a nice indoor shopping mall that has moderately priced stores. About 130…read morestores sell a large variety of merchandise: clothing, shoes, accessories, toys, sports goods, electronics, furniture, and more. Anchor stores include Macy's, Von Maur, Dick's, and Barnes and Noble. A movie theater is a walk across the large parking lot. About 21 casual restaurants sell foods and beverages. I have shopped at this mall off and on for over 10 years. I shop mostly for women's clothing, foods, and gifts. During my most recent shopping trip, I felt happy with the condition of the mall and with the selection and prices of merchandise. Overall, I think that South Hills Village is one of the best malls in the Pittsburgh area.

So Many Many Many Awesome Stores So So So Many Reasons to Stop By First A Mall Is A National…read moreTreasure & Second It's Amazing & So Much Fun to People Watch & Actually Goin to A Store. They Have Santas Village Up Now & It's Always Clean, Well Lit & Safe. I walk this mall at least once a week & luv to window shop at all their stores

I have often passed Audrey's Attic when I shop at South Hills Village. The basically carry a lot of…read moreshop in shop for stores that are at Ross Park mall which are not found here with the one of the exceptions being Vera Bradley. You can find Brighton, Alex and Ani, clothing, jewelry for various charities and causes. I happened to stumble upon an Alex and Ani gingerbread man bangle. I learned that it was left over from Christmas and either the main store itself sold out of it or had to be returned since it was seasonal merchandise. I am always a fan of gingerbread men during the holidays and I saw part of the proceeds was supporting a backpack charity. I ended up buying it and plan to check out their other offerings in the future. I'm not sure as far as Vera Bradley is concerned since this mall does have a store of its own downstairs and Macy's also carries the line. But it is worth a look anyway. Helping needy causes is something I like to do and I'm glad to help out in any way I can. Definitely worth a visit.

Went there with my mom, not my type of store, my mom was looking at all sorts of things getting…read moregift ideas and what not. I was just wondering around, mostly on my phone. The incredibly rude older sales ladies started to follow me and ask me repeatedly if I needed help. I wasn't picking things up, I was very disinterested in what was in the store, just walking on my phone. We were the only two people in the store for the 15 minutes we were there. After explaining twice I was just with my mom, that I was waiting for her to finish up. They kept hovering and watching my every move. (Pretty sure they thought I was stealing. Lol hard pass.) My mom got what she wanted and in checking out they didn't say have a nice day, no friendly chit chat, just handed her her bag and we left. Safe to say not going back.

Love, love, love this place! More like a boutique than a thrift shop, the cute couple there…read more(owners?) were sweet. And the young lady? She was an absolute gem! I felt I was at a fine boutique - with her even going outside to check to see if she had what I wanted plus showing me deep fryers that doubled as cooking pots (but weren't the instapot I wanted) Just note - (like most places) not a lot of plus clothing. But the things there are great quality, and especially with the around the holidays discount, quite reasonable. There were quite a few enamel pots that, half off, were an absolute steal - and still in good condition. Please go! A hidden gem.

This is a very cute little thrift shop, and you can tell it has been curated to include less of the…read morestuff you'd normally have to sift through at a larger thrift store to find the stuff that you'd actually be interested in. Love that we have a thrift store in Bethel Park now down the street from my favorite coffee shop, Reginald's. It makes for a nice little outing. It's only cash so bring cash or Venmo app. I found a cute basket for a thanksgiving table centerpiece, and a wood frame for an inherited embroidery I've been wanting to hang.

My husband and I had a wonderful experience working with HerItage Jewelers. My husband has been…read morecoming to George for years and it was no surprise that when we were getting engaged, that we would be using him for my engagement ring and our wedding bands. George worked closely with my husband to custom build a gorgeous engagement ring. It was so stunning and the most amazing quality. George's advice throughout the process was so crucial and greatly appreciated by my husband to help meet my high standards and expectations. We later built our custom wedding bands with him as well. His cleaning services are top-notch and my rings look impeccable when returned to me. We will continue to happily use George and Heritage Jewelers for all of our jewelry needs. He is the only person we trust for repairs and our custom needs. He is honest and a veteran of this industry which makes his recommendations worth their weight in gold (pun intended).

Heritage Jewelers was great! I brought my watch to get the batteries fixed, and I was in and out in…read more10 minutes at a very affordable price. I cannot recommend this place enough!

I had two watches that needed the bands repaired/replaced, and the first one was repaired with a…read morespare part that they had on hand, and they didn't even charge me for it, and the second one needed a new band, which I purchased here, and they put it on while I waited. It was very reasonably priced. Good service . . . Cheers!

Whenever I "spring forward" or "fall back" is normally the time I find that some of watches have…read moredead batteries. I not a tech savvy nor do I know the type of battery needed for my watches so I usually end up here to get a new one. Dakota watch factory not only services watches but they sell them as well along with leather bands depending on choice. Their price range vary but I haven't actually bought a watch from them yet. I had two watches needing batteries and the one I had on was starting to slow down. I learned from them that they service certain types of "designer" watches. Tag Heuer being one of the more common. One of the things I hate is that when a battery goes dead on a better made watch then you have to go to some fine jewelry store and have them send it to the company and back. Since the components of the watch are "pressurized" it is not an easy fix. Here they do those sort of batteries for $24.95 which is 1/4 the cost you'd pay a jewelry store to have it sent to the company. For regular watches they give you a choice of a 1 or 2 year warranty but most batteries die after 2 years anyways. I thought a regular battery for my one watch of $14.95 was a little pricey, however, they told me that my two other ones were designer made so I opted to get them done. They also offer $5.00 off cleaning service if you own a better watch and have a battery replaced. Real high end watches such as Cartier or Rolex they don't handle but who can afford those anyway? They have a battery rewards card where after 5 replacements you get one free. You can find Dakota Watch factory in any mall. They are normally a kiosk. I can't tell you about the quality of their watches haven't never purchased one from them but will do more research on it. At least I was grateful having saved $200.00 on batteries they had installed in 15 minutes.