I used to spend time looking around to see what they had. They had restrooms, so my prostate…read moreproblems didn't matter. Now they've closed the restrooms. Don't they know a lot of older people shop there? I'm 74, I need restrooms often. Ollies wants money,but when it comes to customer service?????????? Thanks. I will shop there a lot less. Care about your customers, and I'll care about buying your products, until then, keep what you have.

I felt like I had to update my review. This has never been the cleanest/organized store but that is…read moreok since it's a discount store. You know what you are getting in to. I had to throw something away and just glanced in the bathroom. Yuk. During all this covid I cannot believe the state of this bathroom at 10am! I hour after opening. Other than the typical crowded isles you still can always find something good here. You just have to be willing to look.

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.

So this store was def wiped of Halloween Only had 1 shelf right in front ... but boy is the…read moreChristmas out out out over all clean But One Of The Few Times I Didn't Buy Anything

I love Marshall's. Some of the juniors clothes are like 1/2 a shirt which is strange. Their prices…read moredefinitely aren't as cheap as they used to be. Their clearance shirts range from 10-14$ which isn't really clearance if it's like 1$ off from normal price

Had never heard of this store and what a treat?! Large, bright, with lots of merchandise…read moreeverywhere. I'm from out of town but needed a Steelers t-shirt for the next day's game. Upon entering it took us forever to get to that department because I kept stopping to "ooooh and aaaah" over decor, boots, pjs and all at unbelievably low pricing?! Sure enough we found exactly what I needed and paid a fourth of the cost at any other store. Awesome! Checking out was great as well. Every customer within hearing distance raved about their customer membership program when the cashier inquired. If I was a local, I'd be a regular!

This place was FILTHY. Puke and trash everywhere. Idk what has happened to the management but some…read moreof the employees are very sassy and don't even say hello or thanks for coming. Just swipe your things and look at you weird. They need to be trained how to welcome staff. There's a lot of junk here but can definitely get good deals. It's getting to be so sketchy not sure i would go here alone. Management team needs to step up. I've been going here for years and can tell it's going downhill quickly. The public steals things and marks furniture with sharpies so it's ruined. Add more cameras in the store- put tags on things so nobody can steal things... there are solutions. Definitely start with the staff

I liked them in the past. I do not like them now. Sorry! …read more They are so very rude and curt. Barely get a thank you when you make purchase. A couple of other strange quirks that has been bothering me for awhile. . They do not notify you if an item is sold or pitched in the dumpster. You do not know what was sold or for how much. You just receive a check with no explanation. Is this the way to run a business? I think not. Are they being deceptive with accounting? Perhaps. I always wonder if the items that do not sell quickly end up in a flea market and they end up making money with your items they claim did not sell. A huge part of their inventory is kitchenware. I am tired of kitchenware. I look for unusual things, tools, paintings, gadgets, etc. They stock the same boring stuff. Now for the big thing. In the last year they have raised prices considerably. They have added a dollar or two to every item in the store. You can buy items for almost the same in WalMart. For instance, they are now selling plastic bed risers for $8.00 for 4. Goodwill has the same everyday for $2.00. They are just too high priced. I will not be consigning, nor will I be purchasing. Too bad. Find another place. . PS Notice the 1 Stars on the right. I am not the only one who thinks this way.

This place won't accept dining room furniture. Do yourself a favor and sell yourself or donate.read more

You know how they say not to judge a book by its cover...well this place is a prime example. From…read morethe outside it looks brand new, totally renovated, or maybe even clean on the inside. Joke's on you. This is by far one of the worst Dollar Trees I have been to. Even though it looks brand new-ish on the outside, when you walk in you are just reminded that you are not in the best shopping plaza in the area. Not very many shops up here anymore and it shows. The walls, floors, shelves, etc. all look as if they need a good cleaning (or maybe it's the dull fluorescent lights overhead that give it that feel). Aisles look as if they are thrown together last minute. Space is limited in here. I know it's a discount store, but that is no reason for it to feel like it's not taken care of.

5-13-2021, I mean when products are still $1 with high gas prices, inflation not seen since 2008 ,…read morecost of goods, food, gas, lumber, electric, etc... what exactlly do you expect. You can't beat Dollar Tree. I went there to grab banana chips, cashews and candy. Still $1 each...

i was at the five below today, and the employees are liars. they told me that the dumplings would…read morebe there today. they were not there today. i was lied to. i called off work for this! i'm so sad.

I love the store for its wide range of items under $5. They have so much for the kids from…read moreclothing, toys, crafts, books, and candy. I like to visit here especially before the holidays to look for stocking stuffers. That being said, with all the goodies for sale it is a bit crowded in the store. That doesn't sway me though from not shopping here because the pros out way the cons.

This Aldi location is really nice. It's a little bit out of the way for me but so much nicer than…read morethe one located in Century 3 area. Almost weekly I buy their big blueberry muffins in the 4 pack. My husband likes the Aldi blueberry muffins better than any other place. I don't buy everything here but for the few things I do buy I like this location. If you like a Caesar salad, try their Caesar salad kit. I love it. It has the lettuce , cheese, croutons and dressing all in the package.

I love Aldis. They're affordable. They're great. Some of their off brand stuff is really good. Some…read moreof it's not. But for half the price of giant eagle you can not beat it. I don't care if my fruit and vegetable are ugly. They work just the same and you can fill up your cart for under $100

I found my dress at URB bridal and the shopping was great but the alterations were atrocious…read more During alterations, I worked with multiple different people who obviously don't communicate well, because they had terrible carryover and very little progress between visits. Nearly all the work was pushed to the final fitting -- which was almost 7 HOURS. I didn't get to take my dress home until 6 weeks before my wedding, even though I'd purchased it in May 2024 for an October 2025 wedding. The quality of the work was equally disappointing: uneven seams, horrendous sleeves that looked nothing like the original design we had agreed on, an unhemmed layer of my dress that was completely missed until my guest caught it (they literally took scissors to the bottom of my dress and called it a hem), and a hidden corset sewn in a way that left bulky, visible seams. When I brought this to their attention, they blamed it all on me and said it was because my "continued weight loss" that made alterations difficult, or that I kept changing my mind about how I wanted the sleeves to be. But my weight did not fluctuate throughout the alterations experience at all (I kept track and was careful of this). And I changed my mind about 2 things very early - a regular corset back to a hidden corset (shortly after purchase) and the material of the sleeves (during the second appointment before anything had been done or made). Otherwise I didn't even ask for any other special customizations - I just needed the dress to fit me. It was clear they are just inexperienced and/or not skilled seamstresses. The environment itself also felt unprofessional: no 360° mirrors to see the back of the dress, dirty floors that left debris stuck in my gown (they blamed this on the type of fabric of my dress saying it "picks up everything" instead of simply keeping the floor clean), and loud noise from children in the next room throughout my fittings. When I raised these concerns and asked for a partial refund, their reply was dismissive and unprofessional, shifting blame onto me instead of taking accountability. In their reply they said that I "nitpicked every last detail" when I pointed out something out that was poorly done - but this is also my WEDDING DRESS. Alterations were overpriced, inconsistent, and poorly executed. In the end, I had to take my gown to another seamstress just weeks before my wedding to fix their mistakes. I didn't get my gown back until 1 week before my wedding. It was a nightmare. These women are initially nice during your shopping experience, but don't be fooled. They are rude, unprofessional amateurs. Please take your dress elsewhere for alterations. See photos for their poor work.

Make sure you double check their work. They ordered the wrong size and then wanted to charge over…read more1,000 for alternations. We had a great experience at first but what really counts is how you deal with a problem and they did not handle it at all.

Nothing screams Pittsburgh like a trip to Giant Eagle. It has been and always will be one of my…read moreabsolute favorite locally owned and operated grocery stores. From expertly prepared hot foods, to local favorites throughout the store, Giant Eagle offers Pittsburghers everything they need and more! During my lifetime I witnessed the metamorphosis of Giant Eagle. This particular location in West Mifflin was always homebase. I used to love renting movies and video games from Iggle Video while my mom shopped. The Giant Eagle brand food is always top notch. Very few stores can compare to their in-store brand quality. But when you're looking for name brand goods, Giant Eagle has them all, and for very reasonable prices. For my non-Pittsburgh friends, you may not understand this, but when I need some Sarris candy or Mrs. T's pierogies while I'm visiting my family in Western Pennsylvania, Giant Eagle is the place to land.

Today January 14th, 10:30 am, I stopped to pick up some bread. As I approached I saw no one waiting…read moreat the counter. There was a lady in the corner behind the shelves of bread taking someone's order. Behind the counter in the back was a tall thin man with gloves on working diligently at something, and two young females in their 20's-30s standing directly in my vision, laughing and joking with each other, carefully not making eye contact with me. I stood there for at least 5-7 minutes until the tall man in the back who at this time was irritated because no one was waiting on me (which probably happened frequently) asked me if I needed help. I said yes, I would like my bread sliced, please. about a minute went by, and no more words were said, the young woman came over to me with contempt ( Like she had been constipated for weeks) on her face, took her time putting on gloves while glaring at me, and minutes later returned with the same look, still giving me the evil staredown.. not speaking. I smiled and thanked her. If looks could kill. She obviously felt she shouldn't have to work while she was there at GE!! The bad attitude and nasty look said it all. I'm not sure what she expected to come out of that.(?) They need to keep her in the back, with someone watching so she actually earns her paycheck. After seeing this, If I were her manager, and If they BOTH didn't start doing their jobs and get a better attitude I would fire them. It was pretty obvious to me they expect others to pick up their slack. I think next time I visit the store for bread I will look for her...:)