Such good tea and great vibes! They were giving out free tea due to the cold weather this week and…read moreended up buying some too because it truly is that good.

Love the various selection of teas available here! You can find mostly loose leave in big or…read moresampler size servings! They also offer cute mugs and teapots! It's like a tea heaven for even non tea lovers. Owner is so friendly and nice. Don't forget to ask her for some recommendations and pick up special blends!

An excellent little shop. Their seasonal raw honey varieties are excellent, and the shop has been…read morefilled with a thoughtfully curated selection of products that can be hard to find anywhere else in the area. With their move to the new location they added a deli counter and now also produce some absolutely amazing sandwiches!

I really like this shop. They have some unique food/drink choices. To me, different is a good…read morething! As for the honey itself, the "wildflower" has been my favorite by far of the several brands and varieties I have tried.

Schneider's Dairy is a family-owned and -operated business that has operated since 1935. Their raw…read moremilk comes from over 40 farms in 13 Western Pennsylvanian counties, and farmers pledge to not use the growth hormone rBST. Schneider's products include milks, iced teas, juices, whipped creams, half and half, fruit drinks, dips, cottage cheeses, ice creams, seasonal products, and even spring water. I bought a bottle of their eggnog. In previous years, I purchased other companies' eggnogs and did not enjoy them. I decided to buy Schneider's eggnog just because Christmas is approaching and I had not drunk eggnog in several years. I figured why not try it. My husband and I actually enjoyed the taste of Schneider's eggnog! The main ingredients were milk, sugar, cream, egg yolks, and nutmeg. I do not know exactly what Schneider's does differently, but I recommend their eggnog. The only thing that I do not like is that the eggnog is very high in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, and sugar, so my husband and I plan to share only one small container per year.

Owned by Rob and Roy Schneider. The actors…read more I'm with Darren. I'm not a Pittsburgher, but I love their milk, I love their ice cream, and I especially love their amazing Lemon Tea. It's excellent, it's cheap, and it's local. I can't believe anyone in the 'Burgh has ever drank Lipton. If they have, they should be disowned by the black and gold region. Give the Sweet Tea a try, it's on sale in many local stores and gas stations. Absolutely yum. Refreshing. Awful for you but then so is dating me.

My daughter wanted to buy some Herbal Rooibos and Matcha teas and invited me along to Spice & Tea…read moreExchange at S. Hills Village. It's been a few years since I've been to S. Hills Village and had no idea this shop was in the mall (lower level close to the Macy's end). The shop is organized with sugars, spices, and teas having their designated section in the shop. Beth the sole employee invited us to peruse the back wall behind the register for additional spices and answered questions we had about some of the blends. You can find your basic pantry staple spices, in addition to unique blends you might or might not be able to find at the larger supermarket chains. Everything is offered in different sizes and you're even encouraged to smell the spices in larger jars. There are recipe cards for different types of dishes if you need cooking inspiration with your purchases. Nice shop if you're a foodie looking for unique and hard to find items.

saturday, s. hills village, stop #3 the spice & tea exchange. i've gone in a few times & gotten…read moresome things. but, as i said before, when i shop with the hubster, i usually make out! 39 years, ya learn stuff! i used to get a blend of tea from tevana. i was SO upset when they left. i had yet to find a tea to replace it with. by jove, i think i found it! the emperor's chai tea. it might even be better! it is delicious! a magazine i recently got had 2 recipes i really wanted to try. 1 with saffron, 1 with aleppo peppers. i found both, & at reasonable prices too! time to get cooking! i also got an alderwood smoked sea salt. we put it on our steaks the next day! it was divine! while it smells powerful, don't let it fool you! use it like you would any other salt. i will definitely go back! i'll be back before i run out so there isn't a lapse in tea time!

Definitely good bbq.. love the Cajun bbq sauce. The "hot slaw" was tangy and had the right amount…read moreof heat to it.. loved it. The name is no doubt catchy and hard to forget. Way to go 412 BBQ!!!

Found him at the Forest Hills Farmers Market. Great stuff!read more

Fantastic overall experience. Some dishes were better than others, but the overall quality was…read moreexcellent. We ordered takeout, and that seems to be what the restaurant is geared toward. There is some seating inside, but it's mostly a takeout joint. Also note that the parking is a little awkward, with some level of uncertainty around whether you might be blocked in. Other than that, this seems like a pleasant and well-run establishment. Our order was ready to go exactly when it was expected to be. In terms of the food, almost everything was fantastic. The salad rolls (fresh rolls) were excellent. A nice combination of flavors and textures, with just enough basil and lettuce flavor and crunch. The accompanying dipping sauce was equally good. The rolls also look significantly better than the photos on the web site. The tom yum soup was equally flavorful and well crafted. I generally stand at the ready with extra fish sauce and a squeeze of lime, but that was completely unnecessary here. The papaya salad was a bit of a miss, and the woon sen pad Thai was as well. Both seemed a little flat and in need of extra flavor. The red curry and sweet and sour stir fry were both excellent. Taken as a whole, everything was great. We opted for spiciness levels between 6 and 8 for various items, and that seemed like a good range for us. All told, this is an excellent destination. It's not the world's most convenient location, but it's among the better Thai restaurants I've tried in Pittsburgh. Well worth checking out.

Takeout green curry was fantastic, and I am pretty picky about my green curry. The spice was yummy…read morewithout being painfully hot, and there were lots of veggies. Prices were a tad high, especially for the spring rolls ($8.50), but the green curry ($16.90) was totally worth it and portion sizes were good. Can't wait to order from here again and try more of the menu!

Amazing little shop along route 51. I stopped in today to pick up supplies for a wedding -…read moreincluding colored sugar and jimmies oh and filled lady locks ( they sell u filled ones too and the bettercream to fill yourself too). Love this shop when it comes time to creating something yummy! There is also an ice cream shop there too... stop by - pick up ur supplies and grab a root beer float too!!

Always love stopping here with my girls for a sweet treat! Their candy shop also has some great…read morethings!