I don't know who Rose is or where she's been all my life.. But we just became best friends (insert…read moreheart eye emoji) My friend and I stopped in after hearing good things about it. While some may find this store to be nothing special, the prices here were seriously amazing. The clothes didn't really tickle my fancy but there was a huge selection for woman, men, plus sizes and kids. They also had shoes, pet supplies, snacks but the real winner here was the home selection! Awesome home decor, wall clocks, adorable lamp shades, dining room tables, couches, chevron chaise chairs... All brand new at dirt cheap prices. I'm not sure i would i would invest in their couches or chairs, but im considering a 3 piece dining set that i noticed for $100. It would fit my super small dining space perfectly. I didn't get too much here this time.. A memory foam bath rug ($5.. My last one was $15- on black Friday) & a ball my nephew found that he loved..even though it's pink. He's 11 months so he doesn't care lol. Excited to head back here.. I need new home decor to change it up in my living room. This place will work fine..

Arghhhh. COVID policies lax. Cashier wearing mask below her nose. No enforcement or adherence to…read moresocial distancing in line. This has been my worst retail experience in that regard hands down. Besides that this particular cashier was just lousy. I had to ask if her lane was open because she never looked up as I approached. I think the response was "uh huh" while still not looking at me. She was then slow as molasses if molasses could be that slow. She clearly did not want to be there. This store is convenient and prices good but after experiencing their lack of COVID practices in particular I will forego this store for other options.

Unfortunately this is the Giant Eagle closest to my house, so if we are trying to do quick grocery…read moreshopping this is where we wind up. If we are doing a bigger trip or out anyway we will typically go to the Monroeville Giant Eagle. This store tends to be a little dirty and can look run down. I almost never see an employee out anywhere in the store. This could be bad if you need to ask for help of any sort. The selection here isn't the best. However I know this is just a small store and I can't get everything we need here. Normally I see at least one item out in the produce section with mold or that is rotting. Also the fresh herbs tend to be very picked over. Checking out here is never a good experience. Most of the cashiers seem to be distracted and busy with their own things, not helping customers. Also, without fail, I always seem the underwear or butt crack of at least one employee. This should not be the case in their place of work. We will try to do self-checkout to save time but often there will be difficulty with a coupon or the scales. We usually have to go and track down an employee to assist us. This should not be the case. We shop here when we need to but this store leaves a lot to be desired.

"Appearances can be deceiving." I'm fairly sure that someone in the Burgh has said this about this…read moreGiant Eagle other than myself. I'll be honest, until last week I had no idea this location existed, and for good reason. It is kind of in the middle of nowhere if you don't know the area. I was a bit hesitant to even pull into the plaza. The sign at the entrances is run down and rusted and the landscape is a bit scary. I think you can say that I was stereotyping this place before I even got into it. When I did decide to pull up in here I was pleasantly surprised that you could tell that the store was nicely remodeled recently much like the Edgewood location. New sign out front and the inside you can tell that they spruced up. What was most surprising here was that the staff were so very nice. As I stood waiting in line at the customer service desk every single customer that came in was greeted by one of the cashiers. Not just with a hello, but with a 'hey so and so, how's your sister doing?' or 'I expected to see you here sooner.' Even when I finally went and picked up the few items I needed the lady that checked me out had a most wonderful conversation with me as if we were old friends. It was awkward, it gave me that feeling you get when you sit inside an old person's house for so long and you're afraid you might touch something you're not suppose to.

I don't know what is going on with this place every so often the store closes down in the middle of…read morethe day it's 2:00 in the afternoon there are three employees inside but yet the door is locked I've been sitting outside the store for an hour and a half this is ridiculous and it happens more than it should with this being the only Dollar general in the area it makes it so inconvenient whoever the manager of that store is needs to be fired

Never open.They can't get any good employees. Shelves are never stocked.Most of merchandise on…read morefloor in cardboard boxes.Tons of elderly in this town and not a good spot for them to go.Its shameful and disgraceful, makes our town look bad.

Over the years, I have donated my used furniture and home-improvement items to this Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore many times. ReStore sells new and used appliances (e.g., washers, dryers, refrigerators, and stoves), furniture (e.g., couches, chairs, dining sets, and dressers), building materials (e.g., hardware, flooring, light fixtures, plumbing supplies, and windows), and home décor at low prices. The proceeds from the sales are used to build and repair housing for low-income families in the Pittsburgh area. Most recently, I emailed ReStore to ask if they would accept my shelving unit, coat rack, light fixtures, space heater, flower pots, hose hangers, and other items. I was required to send photos of the items to show the style and condition. Two days later, an employee replied that they would accept my items, and he scheduled a pickup from my house for several days later. On the pickup day, the pickup window was from 9 AM to 3 PM, and 15 minutes before the driver arrived at my house, he called me to inform me that he was on his way. The driver pulled up to my house in a truck (see the attached photo). He was very polite, and he moved my items from my driveway into his truck. At the end of his visit, he handed me a receipt, and he kindly thanked me and wished me a great day.

I've volunteered with them and can happily report that it's a beautiful thing to be able to learn…read moreskills while helping a family build a home.

Nice new, clean store. Good selection and prices. Nice and friendly staff. Stay safe!read more

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This location is my favorite. It is 24/7. The staff is already friendly…read more The store and parking lot is always clean. They have a private parking lot with ample space. They always have everything that I need and then some. Looks like they rebranded themselves as Come-n-Go since the CoGos brand went defunct. The intersection where it is located is a bit tricky but definitely worth maneuvering to stop here!

There is not a friendlier crew than that of the Come n Go in Swissvale. I stop in nearly every day…read moreand they always great me with a smile. On most occasions we converse about the day and how things are going and they always ask me how I'm doing. I can't recommend them enough!

Bunch of f'n idiots in the pharmacy!! Told them the one generic they give me is not effective yet…read morethey KEEP refilling my Rx with the same bull ! They say oh we'll order it. It'll be here on Wednesday then Wednesday comes and they refill it with the same generic bullshit. Sometimes I go without my meds for a week or more while theses jack s try to sell me a generic that doesn't work.

I've always had great interactions with staff here, both the front cashiers and pharmacy…read more Received many vaccinations here from shingles, to flu, to covid. Their phone app is easy to use to set up the appointment and getting the vaccines are easy, too.

I have been here twice AND have interacted with Velda and Mr. Arm outside of their tour. I just…read morelove these people and the wacky maximalism they're living in. Velda is a superb tour guide. Be sure to give them a donation (suggested $20 for the hour) or alcohol or some weird oddity if you go! They have events like movie nights that I would love to attend. Many great dead things are waiting to meet you at the Trundle Manor. Parking on the street!

This was the coolest place ever. We had a group of eight people and came hear to see all the…read moreoddities. If you are into Steam Punk, this is a definite must go. All they ask for is a donation of liquor or cash contribution-$20. If you are with a large group, I would suggest doubling the contribution, since it is really such a cool experience and I love supporting local artists. Everyone in our group were in awe of all the taxidermy and the creativity of the house. The tour is private and the couple who owns Trundle Manor limits the tour to eight people maximum. Can't really explain it, except something like the Adams Family meets Steam Punk. Great experience and thank you Velda for allowing us to your your home and giving us the narration.

Went to customer service today (10-15-2025) to return something I bought on 9-16-2025. It was…read moreunopened and didn't expire until sometime next April 2026 and I had the sales receipt. The lady in the customer service desk was very unfriendly and never said hello or asked how to help, just stared at me with a disgusted look. With a smile on my face, I took the item out of the bag and gave her the receipt and said that I just wanted to return something within the 30 day window. She rolled her eyes at me and said she can't take it because it's past 30 days. I said that no, it will be 30 days tomorrow but that it's 29 days today. She said again, no it's 30 days now. I asked her if she knows how to count because it's 29. She screamed at me saying no, it's over 30 days. I asked again for her to explain how she keeps saying it's over 30 days when the receipt and calendar clearly says 29 days and she yelled at me again but this time saying she isn't returning it. I was very angry and just left. I regret not demanding to speak to a manager and I'm debating on going back before they close today. This store is by my house, so it's nice stopping in to get something quick, but I may need to suck it up and drive 20mins out of my way for now on as I don't see me ever going back there.

Worst experience ever. We do all of our grocery shopping here, and never have had an experience…read morelike today. We finally got power back yesterday after the terrible storms. So, today we headed to Kuhn's to do our replacement shopping. We needed pretty much everything. We spent a good hour and thirty minutes shopping. We headed to the registered, there were two cashier's open. Lane 2 was free, and as soon as he saw us coming, he sighs loudly, throws his elbows on the counter and puts his head in his hands. He starts saying "Oh my F'ing Go* Man" (with the actual swear/inappropriate words). He rolled his eyes and flailed his arms around as if he were tasked with the worst possible chore for no compensation while being reprimanded by his mother who was about to go get her belt.. He proceeded to sigh, smack his lips, and make noises while complaining under his breath our entire transaction. He was throwing/flinging our groceries around as if they didn't matter. He made no eye contact and gave no greeting. My husband offered to bag for him, and did. He didn't say a word in response to my husband. He allowed the belt to sit, so I was unable to continuously load groceries as he scanned. He made it appear that sliding chips across the scanner was the most difficult thing someone could possibly do. He saw a bagger, though my husband was bagging, and he would occasionally throw something gap-hazards into a bag, he then told him, "You're going to have to help me man.". It took a whopping 15 minutes for our order to be scanned and bagged, $327.58. He didn't tell me my total, he didn't say a word. He complained it's been a hour since he got to look at his phone, he said that to himself. As the receipt printed he placed his hand over the printer to force it to crumple up, then crumpled it more, held it out toward me, kind of, then immediately walked away, pulling up his pants and complaining... Never said a word to me as I said, "thank you, have a nice day.". I called the store while loading my vehicle with groceries. The manager, Mark didn't seem to care so much. He asked me who, as if he didn't know? Obviously you have two cashier's only one is male, only one just walked off the cash register.. seriously? I did noting but spend money here, I asked for no discount (though I missed the 15% off due to my power not being back). I was polite, I smiled, I spent my hard earned money here. No assistance, my money from my debit card. I asked them for nothing, we even bagged our own stuff (most of it). We got nothing large or heavy other than a case of water we lifted for them to scan. We were calm and didn't deserve to be treated this way. I won't be back to Kuhn's until that cashier is gone. The prices are higher than competition. I go there for location, because it's small, they pay their people well and we have a good experience every time. I can't say we have always had a good experience now. I'm disgusted with this treatment. I don't know what I wanted from the manager, maybe not him being condescending, "what cashier was it?", isn't not obvious? That was condescending. Whoever owns this place needs to take a look at their staffing and make adjustments or they are going to end up losing all their customers.