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.

The selection is always great and inventory is ever changing. The employees are nice but seemed…read moreshort staffed. However they were still helpful.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We bought a pavilion from Amish Yard and they installed it. Here's a summary…read more.. The plus: it's just beautiful and a wonderful addition to our pool area. Made of cedar and treated wood it should last a long time. Craftsmanship was top quality. Once here with the right posts, it only took a few hours to complete. They even left us with a can of stain for future touch-ups. The minus: communication was minimal or poor. We had to call them a few days before the install to confirm that they were coming. The first install date the installers arrived with the wrong posts and couldn't put it up. Once ordered, it took 2 months to the install date. Overall, I'd certainly buy from AY again. It gets a recommend.

What isn't there to say about this furniture? It's the absolute best out there and the comfort is…read moreamazing! Its durable, low maintenance and only needs power washed every now and then. We got the Berlin Gardens counter height table with 6 chairs and the Adirondack chairs for around our firepit. I love these Adirondack chairs because you don't feel like you are slumped down into the chair like others....and best part is they fold up and store easily! Mike, Tammy and Brian were awesome to work with....the customer service and communication was nothing but star service. We had the furniture built and delivered and it arrived in perfect condition The delivery team was also wonderful and brought everything down around back placed it exactly where I wanted it. We also got a huge play yard and my kids absolutely love it! Looks brand new like it just came off the truck and it's almost 2 years old!! Thank you Mike for your wonderful products!

Five Below is a discount-store chain that sells children's toys, cell phone accessories (e.g.,…read morecases, chargers, and cables), beauty products, hygiene products, snack foods, fitness accessories (e.g., yoga mats), t-shirts, and much more. Years ago the prices were below $5, but in the current economy, some prices are higher than $5. This particular store is in South Hills Village mall. Every time that I shop in a Five Below, I think that the selection of products is not what I really need or want, but this store had a decent selection of merchandise, including slippers, greeting cards, candies, games, hair supplies, cosmetics, travel-sized products, t-shirts, etc. Furthermore, the prices were reasonable, and during this visit, I found a Covergirl blush that was priced similarly to Walmart and much less than Target.

I Luv A 5 Below There Holiday Selection Always Rocks & I got cute Pink Stackable Pumpkins & Skulls…read more& A lot of Pink Stuff

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 heard a lot about this place being some magical awesome place but when I went it seemed pretty…read moreaverage. Yes it's definitely big but I didn't find anything outstanding about it. I'm not a thrifter by nature so maybe there are some real gems that I missed. I did end up buying a colorful pillow cover that went with my decor and a gold and white "K"just because it was there. I think my sticker color got me 25% off so that was nice oh and it's cash only but they do have ATMs

I want to start by saying I love the staff at this store, they generally do an amazing job at…read morerunning such a busy store. That aside, the management of this store makes me sick. RWB was bought out by private equity firm Endeavour Capital, folded into the "M & M Thrift" company. My issue with this is, rwb/M&M/Endeavour take our (the people's) wealth (belongings) & just churn it out for as high a price as they can. We get nothing back. This store supports Endeavour Capital and no one else. The prices are absurd. RWB gets everything for "free" (yes, i know, or pennies on the pound), and they price terribly (in general). This store prices everything about double what is should be priced. They do this to support their 'sale model', where every day there are 4 sales at 25%/50%/50%/75%off. So that $9 sweatshirt finally becomes the price it should be when it hits 50%. Their sales are largely illusion, and the items not on sale are unpurchaseable (a tactic so they last to the illusory sale). The amount of business this store does, with the low low low overhead of a building they own (which is falling apart, asbestos), filled with merchandise they get for free and a small number of low paid staff, Endeavour looks at this basically as a mine. RWB takes our wealth and feeds it to private equity, the fucking end.

This place is a true hidden treasure! So much to see,…read moreperuse and shop for. With a mixture of new and old, there is something for everyone. Friendly and knowledgeable staff make you feel so welcome and zero pressure, makes this a pleasant shopping experience. I purchased a new tshirt, and a new key chain and a beautiful Mikasa bowl! Loved all of my purchases. I will be back!

Great shop with great stuff and nice, friendly, helpful people. Really well curated. Gives you…read moreideas of how you can use items to decorate in your own home. A mix of vintage, antique, handmade and eclectic decor, housewares, accessories, soaps and more. A nice range of prices. New items often.