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.

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.

This is an awesome women owned boutique. She had an awesome sale on Halloween items and I picked up…read moreone or two gifts for my friends and she had a psychic event tonight so found out lots of good things.... great place

I asked where something was and I was told by a wild eyed angry employee, "over by the __ where it…read morealways is" I complained. At checkout a customer behind me rolled his eyes, shook his head at the person behind him and then said loudly how considerate he was. Implying that I was not, I guess becusse I forgot to buy my bags and it took 10 extra seconds for her to ring me up. Apparently this neighborhood is full of angry, aggressive people. I didn't feel safe. I'll go to Mckees Rocks Aldi and feel safer. Skip this trip.

I'm a regular shopper at Aldi. They may not have the enormous selection of the local Market…read moreDistrict shops, but man are they good at feeding someone on a budget. I've been able to cut my grocery bills almost in half by primarily shopping here. Some of their products are sold pretty consistently (i.e. some cuts of meat, apples, cheese, etc.) while others are rotated out as availability allows (an example: I tend to stock up on frozen vegetables that I like because I might not see them on a return trip). There are also some basic home goods available for sale here, which is helpful if I realize I also need paper towels or something like that. Unfortunately I sometimes forget to bring a quarter, which is entirely on me - and really, the system they implemented where you rent a cart with a quarter and get said quarter back after your trip is fantastic. It cuts down on operation costs (therefore on product costs) AND means I really don't need to worry about abandoned carts rolling into my car. As mentioned in another review, bringing bags is key; Aldi sells some if you absolutely cannot find any, but it's much easier having reusable bags anyway. Be prepared to roll your cart out of the way and to bag your groceries as well; again, I love this system, because of the cost cutting AND because I can bag my groceries as I see fit. Let's be honest: we've all come across a cashier who has no problem putting a loaf of bread at the bottom of a bag at some point. I highly recommend shopping at Aldi at least once; once you have an idea of what is available, you can work them into your routine if you want to, as well as supplement your shopping elsewhere as needed.

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.

Came here to get a dryer after ours took the easy way out and died on us. This shop is inside, on…read morethe far right of the building if you are looking at it from the outdoor market. Elvis (I think that's what he said) was super helpful and had some really great deals on all kinds of appliances that come with a 90 day warranty! It was so great to go in and grab something that was in our budget and be on our way. He even helped us load up! We will definitely be back to check out some deals on produce from some of the vendors outside. Thanks again, Elvis!

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.

I come to this Particular store have been since 2017 and one point even worked there during the…read morepandemic!! on 6/12/2026 I stopped by with my Man which is a veteran I had called an uber while my friend was in test room so I grab my bag process to walk towards the check out and both of the women that were working basically attach me they said hey you are you not going to pay for the coffee I preceded to tell her the coffee belong to my friend which was in restroom And I said, He is a veteran and I'm under thee impression his coffee is free to all veterans ple correct me if I'm wrong!? so by this time my uber was outside the first lady with the blond hair was making nasty faces towards me and forgive me i made them right back the other lady started yelling at me saying it's only free for a year and proceed tell me I wasn't allow back in store this happened on 6/12/2026 at around. 1:00 pm What do ya think they beret me humiliated me had me so upset I got in the uber and cried my eyes out people that work serving the public should not be working in such a place of business if they can't be kind . Rant isn't over I'm contacting a representative Sincerely Rose

Hideous clothes, found tears in shirt immediately upon returning home. Owner refused refund. Expect…read morebetter customer service.

Great resale shop! Fabulous merchandise and helpful staff…read more Merchandised to make everything so appealing and pretty. Great seasonal displays and collectible items are always within the shop. Beautiful furnishings and accessories.... A must visit shop!

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.