4.5 stars. I feel so happy to have a Von Maur department store in the Pittsburgh area. This…read moretwo-floor upscale store has departments for clothing, shoes, accessories, beauty products, home decor, kitchenware, and more. I shopped mostly in the women's department. I saw many name-brand and designer clothes, shoes, and accessories. The racks and shelves were organized and fully stocked. Prices were moderate to high. I appreciated the pianist who played the grand piano in the center of the store. I, however, did not see many employees greet me as I walked around.

First, once they announced the opening date, they stuck to it. They are pros at opening stores…read more I came today, opening day on a Saturday. It was bustling with a DJ playing music with a an upbeat tempo getting everybody in a good mood. Everything is clean, ready to show, and organized. Everything was in its place with price tags and product info. All sales staff were on their game. Remember, this is a new store to the state, so no borrowing staff from a nearby store. And I was never left unattended in any department without someone offering to help with a smile. The only regret was that the grand piano, a staple of Von Maur stores, was not in play due to them opting for the DJ in its place. Never fear, the grand piano is present, though. Great presentation, selection, customer service.

I, too, remember Immel's. It was a locally owned store. One of my uncles ran the shoe department in…read morethe basement. As others have pointed out, it catered to women, selling what was then called "better" dresses, undergarments, attractive costume jewelry and perfumes. My mother bought her Cody's Emeraude there. There was a small housewares department on the second floor. When shopping malls began to take business away from downtown McKeesport, Immels opened in at least one of them, but that was not a success.

My first day back at work in 2 1/2 weeks and I had to head down to McKeesport to do a home visit…read more So I checked out the company car and headed down to the Tube City. Or shall I say the Former Tube City? McKeesport is a former manufacturing city, and since the decline of industry, it always seems like it's trying to pull itself back up. It's downtown is kind of a ghost town. And there are always a few things which catagorize cities like this. First of all, when all else fails, build parking decks and transit centers like McKeesport, Johnstown, and Atoona have. You look at these semi vacant facilities and you have to wonder whether or not they're just space fillers on otherwise vacant land. The other thing you do of course is take wonderful old buildings and slap awful new facades on them in the name of mid 20th Century "modernization". Such is the case of Immel's. I found it while looking for a place to eat. As for Immel's, it looks like it was some sort of department store. Being someone who loves shopping, I wonder what their clientele was. Likely it was a mid-price department store ala Sears or JC Penney. It probably catered to the entire family. You could probably get anything the family needed here--clothes, TVs, furniture, etc, at lower prices than Kaufmann's or Hornes. I'll bet they even had a candy and popcorn counter here too! Maybe even a cafeteria or coffee shop. I've seen pictures of Downtown McKeesport in its heyday. It was a thriving place full of stores, offices, and restaurants. But the 1-2 punch of the fall of industry and the new regional malls like Monroeville and Century III sealed its fate. Even the nearby Eastland Mall fell to changing times.

When walking into this place you'll notice that on the outside of the building it is called Glades…read moreCourt Mall. That could be somewhat correct for here. It's not a mall in the sense that there are chain stores located within, but it's a mall when you consider that there are local stores. This place spans anywhere from a half a block to a block. With this building it includes, I believe, the building next to it and possibly the one next to that. It's a nice little mix of small town business. From what I gathered, and no there is no directory, they have a banquet type room to hold parties (the day I was there they were about to hold a painting party), a book store, a handmade craft store, vitamin shop and a cafe. The floors above seem to hold offices for businesses and medical needs. It's quaint and unique, that is for sure.

I love coming to Ollie's to shop for everyday stuff I typically would buy only at a better price…read more They have a wide variety of items from books, food(boxed), home (kitchen,rugs, bath, bedroom) toys, tools and much more. So go up for the emails and you'll receive coupons and they will email their flyer. This week they have women's C9 buyout (target athletic clothes for women). I suggest trying this store out! Is a little crowded inside but great stuff.

I used to shop at Ollie,s all the time till one of the cashiers sexually harassed my girlfriend she…read morewent to go check out and she didn't have her card so she said I'll give you my boyfriend's phone number and you can use his card and the cashier said I don't want his phone number I want yours how can I take you out if I don't have your phone number she said leave me alone I have a boyfriend you seen him up here before he says I don't care about your boyfriend I'm going to take you out she said leave me alone I'm not giving you my phone number and he kept assistant on it I called to complain and they said sorry we talked to him and he admitted it but said he was just joking that's not a joke to me or her and I said what are you going to do about it and he says we talked to him it's a personal problem I said is he going to get fired he said no and I said my girlfriend scared to go up there with him working there he said too bad we took care of it we talked to him there's nothing more we can do about it it's a personal problem and he said he d idn't think that was harassment anyway wtf . As he talked down to me it's like I did something wrong.....She is so scared because she used her card to pay for the stuff and she scared he got all the information about her and I told the supervisor that or whoever he was and he said there's nothing we can do about it we're sorry ....I can't believe that they would let their employees do stuff like that to their customers

The Streets of Cranberry is a strip mall that looks more upscale than most other strip malls…read more Current restaurants include First Watch, Houlihan's, Aladdin's, Firehouse Subs, Condado Tacos, Clean Eatz, and Maxine's Coffee. Customers may purchase foods also from Omaha Steaks and Honey Baked Ham. Current clothing stores include Old Navy, Soma, Chico's, White House Black Market, Talbot's, Jos A. Bank, Steel City, and Rally House. I do not shop at these clothing stores, but they seem to be popular with other customers. This mall also contains several local home-improvement businesses that can be useful to homeowners (e.g., handyman, heating and cooling, Bath Fitter, appliance repair, cabinets, and grout repair). A few businesses offer recreational activities for physical fitness, including a swim school, trampoline park, and indoor cycling. Many other businesses include a Verizon, salon and spa, UPS, jewelry store, candle store, etcetera. This mall does not have a large grocery store, but other nearby malls do.

Streets of Cranberry is a shopping plaza off Rt 19 in Cranberry. Houlihans restaurant can be seen…read morefrom the highway, other food choices there include Firehouse Subs, Alladin's Eatery & First Watch. They have retail stores such as J Jill, Old Navy, Anne Taylor Loft, Talbots, Sheila's Home, Chico's, Hallmark and several more. There is plenty of lot parking & sidewalks joining all stores. They recently refurbished their patio area and put in a fire pit and outdoor stage for live music. August 28-30 they had several outdoor family friendly events. They had some special activities for kids during the morning & early afternoon. They had a few food trucks. From 4-5pm Max Schang's Trio of Blues played on the stage. Seating was socially distanced & patrons were asked to wear masks. Public restrooms available with extra hand sanitizer stations. Worth stopping in to shop & dine if you're in the area.

Back in Pennsylvania came here and order 12 shots espresso and 15 pump white mocha and order…read morecaramel crunch frap it was made just rite and no need for any adjustments whoever made this 2 drinks and the customer service is friendly and nice. But, their price is different from the bucks outside of target.

Several disappointing issues regarding customer service, friendly wasn't a word I would use, or…read moregreat customer service. Cleanliness was however good. I'll upload receipt since my device is hacked and I cannot add the amount up to come to conclusion of total. Definitely didn't receive all items paid for, I had put back about a dozen items.... Definitely learned not to shop on a empty stomach ha. Well would postage picture if it was available on my device I'm using.