Great representation of our city. If you need directions, help getting around or want to know the…read morebest places to visit as a tourist this Visit Pittsburgh is a wonderful resource. In addition, they have a great little gift shop with reasonably priced Pittsburgh themed items. As a native, I've made a couple of purchases as gifts for friends and family living elsewhere.

We left our walking books at home so decided to poke our noses in here. Helpful advice,…read moreinteresting conversation with a Pittsburgh artist who was selling beautiful prints. Very reasonably priced. If only I had a place to put them. He just happened to be there and to hear tales of Mr Rooney and the South Side Slopes....Pittsburgh done in an interesting exciting way. Just beautiful. Wonderful souvenirs. I bought a Pittsburgh hobo bag for $11. I nearly bought a Mr Rogers t shirt for $16. Jigsaw puzzles galore and do you remember when the big duck came to town? They have a mouse pad. So it is a visitor center with lots of advice but they have lots of Pittsburgh stuff for sale. I am still trying to figure out a place for those beautiful prints. But what a treat to come in here. Very reasonable if something catches your eye. Otherwise good tourist advice.

Such a great spot! This is a fairly tiny shop, but it is packed to the brim with really cool…read morehomemade and Pittsburgh themed items! Everything from jewelry (like cool Pittsburgh bridge earrings), shirts, books, children's items, home decor, food items (like locally made mustards, pickles and ice cream). You can find something unique for anyone on your shopping list! I've gotten baby gifts, wedding/shower gifts, housewarming gifts and many "just because" because I fell in love with something. The staff is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable. They know a lot of information about the individual artisans and about Pittsburgh in general. You can find something for as little as around $5, but can spend hundreds depending on what you purchase. But it is absolutely worth it.

The best store for gifts and keepsakes. You get quality and good gifts for the price. They are…read moreunique and original. The customer service is amazing. We always shop here when visiting.

Cute little shop. Lots of little things like pins, ornaments, candles and stickers. A lot to look…read moreat. I was hoping for more Pittsburgh stuff but wasnt impressed by their selection, actually almost boutique. But they did open my eyes to Yingzilla! Appreciated my visit but left empty handed.

I absolutely love this store! It's the quintessential Knick knack and gift store. I love the random…read morethings I come out with that I didn't know I needed, from funky bok choy earrings to art prints and mugs. Definitely a great place to find a gift and your Pittsburgh merch! Prices range from low to high too depending on what you get, but overall, I love supporting a local business and the staff is always friendly!

They have done such a phenomenal job rehabbing that building. It sat there for so long and…read moredisrepair and I hoped they would do something. Now they have and it's a fun place to go shop, eat and drink. My favorite places in there are Novo Food Hall, Askin Brewery, Heibers, City Winery and Shake Shack. You can get something quick to eat if you lack time before an event at Shake Shack. They have great burgers. Novo is a great place to go and try out all different things from all different Asian foods from Japan, Korea and the Philippines. We've tried several different places and had lots of great dishes. If you need a drink and some good food to wash it down then Aslin is the place to go. They even have trivia nights which are lots of fun. I love going to concerts and City Winery is a fun spot to see a show because it's a small venue which has no bad seats. We have seen. Comedians and concerts there. If you pay in cash at the venue, you can avoid the fees. You can go there for a fun afternoon or a great evening with friends and family.

It is really fascinating how much this place has transformed from even just ten years ago. When I…read morefirst moved to Pittsburgh, there was basically not much there and now it is packed from end to end with a huge variety of businesses. There is a huge parking lot (paid) behind the entire building and there are metered spaces in the front. They often host events like outdoor fitness classes, farmers markets and car shows. It really is amazing that you could mini golf, get a facial, drink wine or beer, eat delicious food, shop for books or grab a coffee all within a small area. There are several cut through areas which make it more manageable to get to your desired location from the parking lot. The biggest downside to me is that I wish there were more local businesses. While there is nothing wrong with chains, the Strip is such an important part of Pittsburgh's history that I wish it contained more independent businesses and restaurants and less chains.

Lovely staff and friendly environment, good selection of blind boxes also. Definitely recommend for…read moreout of towners

Really cute place, a bit overpriced tho, I've seen items they sell on aliexpress but up charged…read morelike 10 dollars

The perfect place to pick up unique, locally made gifts and Pittsburgh-themed items that you…read moreactually want to display or wear. The store itself is beautifully curated and has such a welcoming vibe, and the staff is always super friendly and proud of the local artists they feature. Every time I go in, I find something cool that perfectly captures the spirit of the city.

Not your basic souvenir shop! On a recent trip, we explored The Strip district some after lunch. My…read morefriend needed a birthday card for a friend and this was a wonderful spot to find locally made cards. This shop is filled with everything PGH. The shop person kindly welcomed us inside. Although it is a smaller store, it is filled with tons of goodies. You can find everything here from consumables like coffee beans to candles to even pierogi cat toys. I adored all the pretty local prints they had in the shop. Things were reasonably priced too. If you need to take home some artisan local PGH goods, this is the place to do it.

Very nice to see. Nothing like it anywhere else…read more Great to be right in the heart of The City . Best to go on a tour with others.

An incredibly quirky gem that is a must visit! There are…read morethings to discover at every turn in this yard turned art gallery. So much color, so much whimsey! You could spend just a few minutes or easily spend an hour exploring all the nooks and crannies.. There is no parking lot, but there is plenty of street parking in the area. Just play attention to the signs, because there are areas that are permit only or have restrictions on time.

First off, I can't believe that I failed to do a review as much as I shop here. I'm a legend and…read morethat's a pretty big deal at this shop! Let's start off with what I don't like...umm I can't think of one thing that I don't like but I have a million reasons otherwise. The quality....the clothing is built to last. I've had t-shirts that are at least 5 years old and they look practically new after many washes. No fading at all. I have totes, crossbody bags, socks, keychains, candles...and various other clothing items. No complaints whatsoever. The store is beautiful, rustic, nostalgic and pays homage to the area where the store is situated. I miss the downtown location but the store in the Strip serves us well. If you have yet to visit you're definitely in for a treat!

We were walking around the Strip District Terminal yesterday and visited the new Steel City…read moreClothing Company. I had heard this shop moved here into the Terminal, but I was not familiar with the brand. It's a nice little shop with cool decor. It is designed to look retro. They even have an old classic Triumph motorcycle on display. What caught our eye was a shirt displayed on an outside rack with a crying pirate on it that said . . . "Actually There's A Lot of Crying in Baseball," which is very apropos to our local Major League team here in Pittsburgh. The shirt was $36. We bought one for a Father's Day gift. I was surprised to learn that the return policy on shirts is one year . . . ONE YEAR!! That's kinda crazy, but apparently they are supposedly good quality, and made in the U.S.A. In addition to shirts, they also had other clothing too, such as hats, shorts, socks, n'at, and they even had stickers for sale . . . Cheers! P.S. One negative thing was that they don't give out paper receipts. You can have it e-mailed or sent by text. I opted for an e-mail, but it never actually arrived (meh)!!!