Honestly, from the outside, this looks more like a strip mall than a 'Mall'. We walked in the…read moreetrance marked Dubois Mall between Big Lots and Ross and sure enough, it's a 'Mall'. Besides anchor stores Ross and Big Lots, there is a large J.C.Penney. The interior public areas are quite wide, with high ceilings. An average sized Bath & Body works and GNC are located in this section of the mall while many of the other businesses are smaller 'mom and pop' type businesses including a kitchen store, a craft store, a remodeling business and HW Book Peddlers to name a few. Wandering down toward J.C. Penney, there is a wide, bare hallway that looks like a dead end. Being of a curious nature, I wandered down there to find another section of the mall. Not as big, it runs parallel to the other section and J.C. Penney is also accessible from here. The mall office is located off this corridor and in front of this was a display of moving dinosaurs! That was a fun surprise.This section includes DuBois Cafe, Uzi's Pastries, two recruiters, Claire's and a nail salon plus more. Like many malls in America, this one is hanging on; not the haven it was in the 80's or 90's. The anchor stores are definitely worth stopping in to visit, and there are several discount stores of one type or another scattered throughout worth a look. That McNulty's looks like a childs heaven with all the stuffed animals! One area is set aside with arcade games. A few other game machines are scattered throughout the mall as well as several soda machines. Empty shop windows have been painted with cartoon characters which is festive. The wide hall ways make a nice space to stretch your legs on a cold, rainy day. There is lots of parking and a fair number of mall entrances. You can easily spend an afternoon window shopping. Who knows you may, like us, find a couple of items to buy. Then stop by the cafe for a snack or meal and walk off the calories or sit on a bench and do a bit of people watching. There are also several other businesses that share the parking lot including a restaurant and a movie theater. I understand the beginning of the Beaver Meadow Trail starts somewhere near the Mall. I'll have to go find that. When it stops raining.

Ummmm I saw two Amish dudes playing a VR video game. I saw a…read moremechanical dinosaur. I also saw a lot of vacancies. Ross dress for less and Dunhams are the best shopping portions. It also has tractors, random tractors throughout. ... awesome!!!

Southpointe Town Center was apparently built years ago, but my husband and I just recently…read morediscovered it. This town center is in Southpointe Business Park and still looks new. It does not contain as many businesses as some other town centers do, but it still has some great restaurants as well as a nail salon, healthcare providers, a gym, apartments, a hotel, and offices. The town center has walkable sidewalks and ample parking on the streets and in lots.

Nice facility and atmosphere. Friendly staff and knowledgeable of the area when asking for…read moredirections.

A new little BZ gift shop right across from the hotel (I believe it's the same owners)! Seasonal…read moredecor, BZ apparel, and other little tchotchkes. They have fudge too! I saw some banana cream fudge that I was tempted to try but didn't. Apparel is pretty cheap for the area, and they have hotel shirts as well. They had some nice spoon rings, but I was shocked to see they were $70! I wish they had some more personalized BZ merchandise from local vendors; I've been looking for a leather keychain for years and have yet to find one in any of the shops. Staff was nice.

we bought a shirt and the sticker said LMarge we got home and it was a small.Tried calling to see…read morewhat we can do about it but there phone doesn't work .Not a happy Customer, Not sure will will go back to that store .

Love the shops, HATE the parking. There are a great variety…read moreof pretty awesome shops and services packed into this plaza. For food you have Burgatory, Dee's, Moe's, Jersey Mikes, Starbucks, Millies and First Watch. There is a great nail salon, a store that sells high end crafted items and a liquor store. There are even fitness related businesses (pilates and barre). The parking, though, seems to have been designed to support a lot less traffic than what comes through the plaza. It is always a mad house and a dash to find parking spaces. And you feel like you are putting your life at risk if you try to cross the parking lot on foot. It has gotten a little better since the opened the space between McDonalds and the plaza (easier access to the traffic signals to get to 22). But it is hard to get into and out of, especially if you need to make a left.

Nice selection of stores and restaurants. Convenient location. Parking is the only downfall. Can be…read moreconfusing and not enough room for all the shops in the plaza. Overall prices are reasonable. Stores include Starbucks, First Watch, North Park Lounge, Burgatory, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, and more. Friendly service and good staff from the stores I've visited. Located along Rt 22 at the entrance of Murrysville. Nice stop when biking the Westmoreland Heritage Trail. That all said I miss the hotel and pool that used to be there, showing my age apparently? Haha ENJOY but have your head on a swivel when coming or going!

Room after room of quality things, and I hear there's an upstairs too. I didn't make it that far…read more It was just gently snowing outside and it felt like a small town Lifetime movie. I went home with three new plant pots and macramé hangers. I was sooo happy!

The sign out front says "Coffee Shop" - what they don't tell you is that their coffee and cocoa…read morecome from a Keurig machine. I ordered my wife a hot cocoa and I was shocked to see the woman making it from her Keurig machine. That is not at all what we expected from what we thought was a cute little coffee shop - highly deceptive and disappointing...

Lord are those photos of this place old. Richland Town Centre replaced the Richland Mall. Once the…read moreGalleria opened up and a majority of the stores vacated for the new and shiny, Richland Mall was doomed. After the mall shuttered, it sat there for a bit before everything on the property had left. Once tore down, the shopping center sprung up. Home to national chain big box stores, it brought business back to this area. Some stores have been retained since the beginning. Others have either went bankrupt and closed or just switched up their names a bit, or downsized their store footprint. Doesn't matter either way, this center, or plaza, has remained busy. What is funny now, the stores that had vacated for the Gallery have started to come back to the old Richland Mall land. Several of the mall stores have now vacated the Galleria for their full circle moment return to this parcel. This place can be busy and you will need to keep your wits about you when you are trying to make your way from store to store. Think strip mall on steroids. Multiple entrances and exits. They seem to be in the midst of revamping some area and possibly adding my store in the surrounding area.

I love it, I do, I do! Since I have to shop this was so cleverly designed and eye appealing…read more It is a huge square of individual shops, bakeries, eateries, salons, clothing and shoe stores, a pet store, craft stores, plus a 24 hour super Walmart! Parking right in front of each store is a breeze and I love in and out shopping when the need calls for it. I also love the fact that a Five Guys Burger and Fries is amongst this collection of shops. The centre caters to the needs of the local Johnstown folks with stores like Ross, Payless, Bed Bath and Beyond, Famous Footware, TJ Maxx, the Dress Barn, Petco, Dollar Tree ( still have no clue how they make money), Michael's, Fashion Bug and so much more. The Galleria put the Richland Mall out of business and now the Richland Town Centre is just taking some back. One back road will lead you to and from both the mall and the centre, which makes for a sweet shopping and dining out day.

Pretty lame tourist trap of little buildings with little shops inside on the Main Street in…read moreTionesta. I looked around and really saw nothing that interested me. It has a nice playground for kids, and a clean porta-John and hand-washing station. The BBQ restaurant was closed, and that actually might have gotten some of my business. The bakery had lots of gluten-free items for sale for those folks with wheat allergies. Overall, this village was pretty meh to me.

From the owner: The Tionesta Market Village is a unique artisan shopping experience located on the edge on the…read moreAllegheny National Forest, right in the heart of downtown Tionesta, Pennsylvania. Here you'll discover an amazing plaza of quaint little shops with turn of the century storefronts that echo the local historic architecture of the late 1800s. Inside the Market Village you'll find locally produced wine, maple syrup and baked goods, minerals and jewelry, home decor, wood crafts, stained glass, soaps, pottery, hand-sewn linens, jams and pickles, knitted goods, fresh produce and more! Enjoy free live entertainment, wine tastings and other special events including artisan craft demonstrations and hands-on children's events. Picnic tables, a playground and free WIFI are available. The Tionesta Market Village is open on weekends from May-October, with some special events scheduled for the off-season.

Love this place! Something for all types...takes all types . Kids, women, men, boots, coats,…read moredresses, shorts, blouses, Goodr's, Peepers, soaps, candles, oils, lotions, sandals, art, Vintage Vinyl, and on and on.....

I went to Ligonier for a vacation and some snow and I got both. On a whim I stopped into this…read morelittle boutique right off the diamond down town and I'm really glad I did!!! It was soo cute. There were so many different things to look at and try on that I spent over an hour just exploring the place. It's in a space that is long and narrow so you just drift from room to room. The sale rack is in the back. I really like the owner who is there when ever it is open and like the fact that she tries to show case and sell items created in the USA and/or is low impact on the environment. If you need a gift or are just looking to spend something on yourself shop local and stop by the Black Bunny!!

So we went here to kill some time. The selection of stores was good but we did not find all we were…read morelooking for. To be honest we could have spent all the time in one corner for Kate Spade and Under Armour. The Kate Spade store was great and the ladies "doted" on my wife: that is a plus! The Under Armour store just ignored you but the prices are cheap. It was a good stop but I can't say I'll be here often.

I was searching for an outlet mall near Pittsburgh and came across a Tanger outlet on my way to a…read morehotel in Washington, PA. The mall is located near I-79 and is a few minutes away from the highway. We arrived a bit late on a weekend, but there were still stores open. The mall is an outdoor style with a flow of one motion that allows you to do a loop. The selection is pretty good considering it was fairly quiet when we were shopping. There weren't many deals, but there were some interesting selections and discounts that probably vary from week to week. Overall, it's definitely worth visiting if you're in the mood to shop. There are quite a few stores that might interest you, and you might be able to score some deals that surprise you.

A Good Outlet Mall with many brand-name and local shops to choose from. This mall is a…read moreSimon-branded location with daily and weekly deals on the Simon Plus app. I found very good deals at Columbia, Jockey, North Face and UA. There were a few local stores as well; the two that stood out were the Beef Jerky store and a store that had its own peanut butters. The mall has a food court and is also surrounded by many restaurants.

4.5 stars. Grove City Premium Outlets has over 100 stores and restaurants spread across several…read morebuildings. It has some vacant storefronts, but most are occupied and offer a good selection of clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, beauty and hygiene products, chocolates, books, kitchenware, home decor, tools, and much more. For several years, I have shopped at this outlet mall. My favorite stores are Calvin Klein, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, and The North Face, but I shop in dozens of the other stores as well. I think that the prices are low to moderate, and I do some decent shopping here. The restaurants are casual and sell foods such as pretzels, chocolates, donuts, and sandwiches. An Eat 'n Park is across the street. Furthermore, this outlet mall has a playground area for children and a nice bridge with plants in the middle. The parking lot has an adequate number of spaces and is free.