Owners, Please put a cigarette butt receptacle in front of your store. "Family Dollar" shouldn't be…read morea minefield of cigs at the entrance. You'll get more business if you clean up your entrance.

I visit this Family Dollar on a fairly regular basis on my way home from work these days. It's…read moreadmittedly one of more run-down stores in the area. Plus, the set-up here is not very good; the registers are literally right by the entrance, so if there's a line of people checking out the mere act of getting into the building can be a process. It doesn't help that when you walk in you're often blasted by waves of funky smells - the last time I walked in it flat out smelled like feet. But, this place serves its purpose. There's cheap food to help supplement my larger grocery trips (key word: supplement!); they stock the household items that we all need, making it easy to run out and grab paper towels every time I run out of them; and I even find the occasional cheap gift, depending on what was shipped in. Not much else to say here - there's no need to go out of your way to shop here, but if you're a fellow local there's no harm in stopping in to grab a few essentials. It'll sure beat a trip out to Robinson!

I had a friend post and recommend this place on Facebook as a thrift store furniture so finally…read morechecked it out on a Saturday. I was confused and still was after looking them up. So, Zicknacks and Treasure Trove Fleatique both share same address and signage is for Treasure Trove Fleatique. Once inside, the downstairs has used furniture while upstairs has booths for different vendors of used items, a lot of it vintage. There is even a plant booth which I loved and purchased a couple plants at a good price. Sooo, after coming home and searching online I am deducing on my own that Zicknacks occupies the main floor/downstairs portion of this venue of furniture and furnishings (I never saw any signage-- did I miss it?) And other vendors occupy upstairs. I must admit this particular visit there wasn't that much furniture but I can see that this is a good option when searching. The cashier is on the main floor near the front door. Searching online it shows Zicknacks also does donation pickup and has Hauling services.

Sickness was referred to me by a friend. Their services were invaluable at after the death of my…read moremother. Her personal care department needed to be emptied within a few days to avoid paying the next month's rent. The kind men removed large and small furniture, clothing, and other items. I met my deadline feeling grateful for their help.

Pittsburgh Pottery is definitely one of the best shops in Carnegie, and is a must-visit for anyone…read morewho loves Pittsburgh. In their own words, this team strives "to provide locals, expats and newcomer Burgh fans alike with unique, functional and decorative ceramics." I personally own a few things from this shop, and I also keep it in mind as a local shopping option whenever a holiday or birthday is coming up. The items produced and sold here are all fantastic. From Steeler Nation and "nebby" mugs to pierogi magnets, the things that you think of when you think of the Steel City are very likely recognized in ceramic form at Pittsburgh Pottery. Regarding the specific items they sell, I'm particularly fond of their "Worsh" soap dispenser design, which is possibly the perfect combination of practical and Pittsburgh-centric design. The mug collection here is also great, with a variety of sizes as well as a variety of patterns (some of which also come with variations in their color schemes). Bonus points: since the business moved into a bigger storefront in Carnegie in the last couple of years, browsing through their fabulous creations is even more enjoyable. The extra space to walk and admire the store makes for a very relaxing visit, and the large front windows help to illuminate the shop and highlight the gorgeous ceramics. Plus, the new storefront even includes a "sale nook" - a little side room with items that, while still beautiful, have some sort of imperfection that has earned them a discount price. So there you have it, readers: yinz better stop in here soon if you love Pittsburgh! Alternatively, if you're holding off on visiting storefronts for the time being, you can browse their website and find the perfect Steel City trinket there. However you choose to shop, the ceramics made here are all high-quality, eye-catching creations, and you won't be disappointed.

The ceramics are whimsical and delightful, beautiful and practical. We shop here for gifts and…read moresometimes for ourselves! Locally made and well designed.

Always a great selection of fashion & accessories, good service, and reasonable prices.read more

Owner Jo Beth is so nice, and her boutique is literally a one stop shop. I'm very lucky that she is…read moreless than a mile from me, and her sales are magnificent! She has a lovely, cozy establishment with tons of great items. A large variety of different kinds of gifts for every member of your family. My favorite being the luxury purses and baby items. Go check out her extended holiday hours.

I am a fan of Aldi's. The prices are better than the other grocery stores in the area. Especially…read morethe produce. They might not have all the name brands but their in store equivalents are every bit as good as the originals at a much cheaper price. There is always something new in the freezer section. I get my coffee there. I think it is as good if not better than the big name coffees and again, substantially cheaper

What the actual f*** I am still so annoyed about what just happened at Aldi…read more My 1-year-old was literally just walking around the store, minding his own business, when he grabbed a tomato and started eating it. An associate noticed him eating it, went and grabbed another tomato, and kept it in his hand while we continued shopping so he could apparently keep track of it until we checked out. When we got to the register, the same associate came up to us and asked, "Do you guys need help?" We said no, and continued scanning our groceries. We scanned the tomatoes we actually picked out and paid for. Then, while we were checking out, this man literally slides the tomato he had been holding onto the scale. I asked, "Oh, did that fall out of my bag?" And he goes, "No, it's the one he was eating." ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?! You were literally keeping an eye on my 1-year-old, who was not causing any problems, not destroying anything, and was simply walking around the store. You watched him eat a tomato, went out of your way to grab another one, held onto it the entire time, and then waited until checkout to make sure we paid for it. Like... seriously?! And THEN, when we were leaving, he stopped us and asked to see our receipt -- as if we were trying to steal something. I have never in my life felt so disrespected at Aldi. And the craziest part is that I have been shopping at this same Aldi for EIGHT YEARS. I have never experienced anything like this. It wasn't about the damn tomato. If you wanted us to pay for something my 1-year-old ate, fine -- just say that. It was the way the entire situation was handled that was so incredibly disrespectful and embarrassing. After eight years of shopping there, I honestly left feeling completely humiliated.

I wouldn't recommend going here. The staff is miserable. They talk down to you and assume you know…read moreevery rule they have. I have been a vendor here many times. This past year they must have changed their rules and dont allow you to sell certain items. Employees approach us and have an awful attitude. Especially that old man that works the check in window.

I found this place on yelp and decided to give it a try. We came on Easter Sunday. The parking is…read morefree and there's plenty of parking. Theres was only a few vendors outside but I'm pretty sure it was because it was a holiday. There's also an indoor area where people sell things. It was okay we only found one item there.

Because this location is next to my kids dance school I've been here on numerous occasions just…read morebecause of the convenience of it. But it has never really been a great experience. Staff seems like they are annoyed you ask them anything and if there are lines, it seems like it takes forever. The store is not well kept, especially the bathroom and parking lots. There is a small seating area both inside and outside but they are both usually littered with trash. All that being said, the one place we've never had an issue is the made to order food. Our orders were always accurate and made fresh. Not a well run location, but I will likely visit again just because of proximity.

First I could not use my card at the pump. The pump is still out of date you cannot use a card with…read morea chip. I had to go to the little kiosk and pay. Well I had my little dog with me. My dog had to go pee so he went pee That's what a dog does when they're outside. The guy started flipping out because my dog peed on the property. Tell him he has nothing to sanitize that. I said it's a bottom of a trash can. I really wouldn't worry about it there's stuff along the whole trash can at the bottom. Then he begins to argue with me. Then he tells me not to let my dog pee on the property. Lmfao laugh my butt off there's people on the other side of the parking lot smoking blunts and 40s. But my dog can't pee on the property. Dude get a life! You don't own GetGo.

Shopping? This store is very clean and full of items but wished they had more clothing. Old…read morelocation had more space but they had a lot of basic stuff you would find at Plato's Closet. The clothing can be on the limited side but they have a lot of high end brands and their sizes are more for woman, not girls/teens. I check it out a few times a month since the turn around time is quick and they are the first place I go for dresses, suits and cute tops. Their prices are also great for buying and they have different color tags each week for further discounts. For example, I bought $400 worth of cute suits today for $44 and I know thst because 2 out of the 4 items had original price tags on them. Score! Selling your stuff- I have never brought anything there to sell, so I have no insight on that. They do have a strict policy for consignment but I see woman bringing in furniture and cloths all the time. Cons: Their hours are very limited, 11am to 5 M-Sat and 11am to 4pm on Sun.

DO NOT consign here! I would give a 0 if I could. I had a brand name 2 piece suit for sale with…read moreprice tags still on and was never worn. At the end of my agreement term I wanted to pick up the suit and they only had the jacket. For some reason they had separated it from the pants. The bottoms were not to be found in the store and I did not receive any payment for them. the sales woman was very friendly but I have no faith in this shop and will not do any business with them in the future. The owner will be notified and I may write a new review if I get my bottoms back or get compensated. My suit no longer has value without the matching pants.

we love cats! can't say it any better! over 40 years, we've had 11 cats, 4 then 5, at a time. our…read moreoldest lived to 24 while the youngest was 11. when the 1st group had all died, we made it 2 weeks before we went & got our next 5! sadly, recently, the last of them died. once again, 2 weeks later, we needed the pitter patter of little feet! we got 7 year old lewis 1st from humane rescue. he looked so sad in his pictures. he had reason to be. his owner got sick, then died. his sibling died shortly after. he was left alone for i don't know how long. we thought it best to get him 1st, as he would be the oldest. great move! i saw seth at animal advocates. i should say, i'm a "ginger" lover! lewis is ginger, seth is too! he looked adorable. only 4 months old too! a baby! i am determined with these guys to either get them on leashes or in strollers, so we can go places & take them. we arrived at the store. it wasn't open as it was night time. the store is downstairs, while the cat adoptions are upstairs. funny story about the upstairs. it was where my childhood, & i mean early childhood dentist was! back then, everything was dark wood & stark walls. he scared the b-jesus out of me! he was so tall, from years of bending over, he had a hunch on his back. he wore the white "uniform". nightmares! but i digress. now, it's cheery & bright! as we were waiting to get seth, the woman asked if we would consider a 2nd kitten, 7 months old. ok! she gave us squeak to hang with until she got seth. she brought him over. immediately, we knew he was going to be a pistol! our family was now 5, & we were thrilled! we brought the boys home to meet lewis. everyone got along instantly! they all can't believe their good fortune to get us as parents! they have 2500 square feet of house. every room has at least 1 tree, the front window has 3 trees! toys galore! a fishing rod they LOVE to chase that has string on it. we're happy, they're happy, life is good! animal advocates made sure before we took them that they were fixed, wormed, chipped, up to date on their shots, even telling us when the next 1's are due. they go to kill shelters & try to rescue those they can. 1 of them was seth. his name is now eebron, norbee backwards, our 1st ginger, tom's dad's name. they wanted kids. there you go! your namesake lives on! he is truly like him! & squeak, named that because of how he squeaks, not meows, is now james bond. yes, bond, james bond. he wears his "tux" well & he loves the ladies! go! adopt! make another life or 2 or 3......happy & loved! you deserve it as much as them!

Animal advocates is amazing. It's quite honestly a hidden gem and not a place I would have found on…read moremy own with out the aide of thrifting goddess friend of mine. A small shop not really made for more than 1 or 2 people at a time. It's also probably not ideal for small children. Additionally, mind the sign and open the door nice and slow as there is usually a cat or two hanging out inside and you don't want to let them out. It's has a mix of some clothes and a lot of weird nicknacks and miscellaneous items. The three rooms are filled to the brim and the prices are incredibly low. While it's not the type of place I'd go to fill out my winter or summer wardrobe, but it's great for unique finds.

Such a cute little women's boutique. I've been driving by Vintage Grace Boutique for years and am…read morealways checking out how cute they have it decorated in the window. I finally stopped in recently and it's just as cute inside as the window display. The friendly lady working greeted me as I walked in. Giving me the layout of the store. It's a tiny store but with a great selection. I saw a couple things I liked but ended up purchasing a very comfortable flowy pair of pants. Also the prices are very reasonable for being a boutique. Will definitely stop in here again from time to time to see what new things they have.

Boutiques are called boutiques because they have small and selective inventory. What makes Vintage…read moreGrace special is that it's incredibly well curated clothing at a reasonable cost. True story, I don't leave without with buying something (or multiple things. The clothing is very trendy. It's not necessarily going to be staple pieces, but who wants to shop for those boring things anyway! I love colorful, fun and girly, and I feel like that describes this place so well. She also hand makes jewelry. I believe they're all crystal based items, very blingy. She also stocks a small selection of shoes, purses and catchy tees and tanks with cute sayings on them. I will note, they do not sell vintage items. I'm an avid vintage shopper and when I first saw the name and I thought it would be vintage items. Doesn't matter, I still love it!