Dick's is a great store. I was surprised at how nice this place was with everything you hear about…read moreMonroeville Mall. It sits below JC Penny and has entrances from the parking lot (near Best Buy) and the inside of the mall. If you're looking for cheaper prices, check out Going, Going, Gone in the back of the mall (the Annex part). They have similar stuff but a lot on clearance. It's not on par with that new Dick's House of Sport at Ross Park, but it's decent for this area.

Located at the end of the Monroeville Mall. Huge selection of sporting goods, apparel, and…read morecollectibles. All sports covered, everything you need for whatever sport you're into. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable service staff. Prices may be slightly higher than expected but the vast variety of products make it worth it. Definitely worth joining the rewards program for offers and updates. Recommended for all sports enthusiasts. Convenient location and ample parking. PLAY BALL!!

Going, Going, Gone! is a chain outlet store that is owned by Dick's Sporting Goods. The store sells…read moremostly clothing, shoes, accessories, and sports/fitness equipment for women, men, and children. During my visit, I felt very impressed by how organized the store's racks were, especially compared to competing retailers. I shopped mostly in the women's section, and the articles of clothing were well organized by type, size, and color. Throughout the store, I saw many major brands, including Adidas, HOKA, Under Armour, and others. The prices were low to moderate, and I found some things that I liked. For example, I saw price tags of $25 for a women's sundress and $85-140 for a pair of women's HOKA sneakers. I deducted one star from my review because I cannot find everything that I want here, and because employees need to greet more often.

Do you like Dick's but don't like being all bougie and paying out the keister for basic sports…read moreclothing? Then head around back of the Monroeville Mall and check out this clearance store for the Dick's brand. There were lots of great deals on stuff and I'd imagine it's hit or miss depending on when you go. They have shoes, shirts, shorts, hoodies, exercise pants, etc with racks and racks and racks to search through. You could easily spend an hour or more here. The shoes were in a weird order though (at least in my size) The fan shop was hit or miss depending on your size. And of course, nothing in my size that I wanted... I thought about a $3 Russell Wilson shirt to honor his 6 wins for the Steelers, but that seemed excessive. I also saw these cool Pens Socks that were normally $14.99 but were on sale for $16.99... wait... whaaaaah? It's probably worth a stop here and there to see what you can find for cheap! If you're looking for legit Dick's stuff, then the real store isn't far away.

My shopping experience was enjoyable seeking Pitt, Pirate, Penguin and Steeler merchandise for…read moreinfant and toddler. An associate greeted me near the door and later approached to assist. She offered to find an item in the size needed from another location. It is nice to know that there is no shipping for the service, as there would have been if purchased online.

My experience was great and everything went well..my three has nothing to do with service or…read moreproducts. I don't understand why you can't use a University of Pittsburgh Panther card at the stores. We have been told that's going to happen, but only happens at the store in Oakland.

Still a nice store, sadly in a dying mall. The shelves are well-stocked, and the staff is largely…read morehelpful, even though staffing seems thin. They recently re-fashioned the shoe department. Overall everything is a bit pricey...even overpriced compared to similar items found online (hello Amazon), but that's just the way it is. Quality items though, from the major brands.

I've been Champing at the bit to write this review of Champs…read more A pretty good sporting clothing and shoe store, and on our Mall Shopping evening, we had a look around and even bought a shirt. It's very expensive, but then everything in the Mall is. I was in a bad mood because my reason for coming to this Mall - the bubble tea stand - was closed down. But we still had fun shopping. Or I should say, they had fun shopping and I tolerated it. Champs is a pretty cool store and I still wear my shirt fairly regularly.

I went there looking for a pair of shoes that were comfy to wear all day but also stylish. The ones…read morethat i wanted they only had only one in my size, which was the one on display. i noticed that the bottom of the shoe looked like it had been worn before but i figured just from ppl also trying it on. i ended up buying them and when i got home and took a closer look at them, there were gouges out of the midsoles that were fairly deep, not like they just scraped it up against something, but chunks were out, this was on both of the shoes. the shoes were also supposed to be white but there were spots that obviously had stains and weren't correct that i could see at home better than i could at the store. they charged full price for the shoes when they were not worth the almost 200 dollars i spent there.

I was referred to the The Bike Lab by a trusted friend who I called for opinions on two bikes I was…read moreconsidering buying. He said that even if the owner, Jim, didn't carry or have what I was looking for, that he would give me the best info on which bike to purchase. Once I arrived at The Bike Lab, I realized I knew the owner Jim from when I was in 6th grade playing hockey. He was an older high school kid and gave me advice on how to properly tie my skates....which I still do to this day. I told Jim what I was looking for in a bike, the type of riding I'd be doing and the level of rider I am. He happened to have what I was looking for in my size by Brand that he carried. The bike had everything I wanted and was at a price point better then the other brands I was considering. I purchased the bike on the spot knowing that availability is still slim. Jim helped me fit my bike and even adjusted the clips on my shoes by looking at the way I walked. He was very helpful and knowledgeable, as I remembered as a kid. Also, his two shop dogs came out from the lounge to say hi. If you are a new rider or looking for a place to purchase or service your bike...go visit The Bike Lab

I would have gone lower, but there was no option. I contacted them for a bicycle repair for my…read moregrandson's new bicycle. I was told that they 'do not repair bike's sold at Target or Walmart because of the quality (price) of the bicycle. The bike was not cheap. I understand his reasoning but their attitude, suggesting that I was cheap by not purchasing my young grandson of 11, a "Cadillac" bike. A simple no, replying that could not repair that bike d/t inability to obtain parts or lack of familiarity of the make would have sufficed. No customer service!

It was PACKED today with Christmas shoppers ... and they had every check out station open. If I…read morewas at Walmart or Lowe's there would be 20 people in line with one cashier and self checkout. Great job today Marshall's! Other places need to get it together. Also still plenty of stuff for Christmas there too which was good to see!

I am a huge Marshalls/TJ Maxx/Home Goods fan! Very frequently shopping at them in the Pgh and…read moresurrounding areas. On Wednesday August 20th I shopped at the Monroeville, PA Marshalls at 4-6pm. I was very disapointed in the condition of the store! The bathroom definitely needed attention, one sink had no running water. The bathroom had not been cleaned for a while. While in the fitting room, the floors were very dirty and dusty along with strands of dust dirt hanging from the ceiling vents. This store is packed with merchandise but DEFINITELY needs cleaning and attention.

4.5 stars. This Macy's department store is in Monroeville Mall and sells clothing, footwear,…read moreaccessories, cosmetics, home goods, and more. I shopped here mostly to look at women's clothing. I felt happy with the selection of shirts, pants, dresses, skirts, outerwear, etcetera. The prices ranged from low to high. I particularly liked the styles of Calvin Klein dresses. I, however, ended up picking out only a blouse that was on clearance for just $10. At the cash register, I had to wait a few minutes while other customers were being served. The cashier spoke very nicely with me, greeting me and wishing me a good day. She made no mistakes with the transaction. I was asked to donate my rounded-up change to the Hispanic Federation charity, which appears to do good work but, based on your political views, you might want to look up before donating.

I just received top notch customer service during my visit and I just had to give a special shout…read moreout to Mr. Will from the Macys fragrance department; AKA man of all trades. I stopped in for cosmetics and he was one of very few employees working today. He is typically working in the fragrance section near (Kate Spade and Chanel). When he was called to assist me, that was the best thing the other passing employee did for me. He went to work and took his time to help me find a product I needed. He even provided some tips of the trade he learned along the way from his previous job experiences; helping me to make some selections backed by science that could potentially improve the outcomes I was seeking for the future. If you are ever in Macys and you need help; quality customer service; smiles and patience, please make sure to stop over to see my buddy Will. Tell him Tonya sent ya!