Super fun on trend but with a very homey feel instead of a very stuff you feel everyone feels…read morewelcome great customer service and amazing smell inside the entire store I had a great time you should go

This place is adorable. We had the pleasure of walking through this store while waiting for our…read moretable at LeoGreta (which is to die for) and this place is so cute! They have small items and a lot of furniture they've redone with I think chalk paint. I caved and even bought a dresser! I couldn't resist. It seems they put a lot of hard work into their store. I would definitely recommend stopping in

Great resale shop. Judy is a wonderful person and I have bought many items here over the last 20…read moreyears.

I like this shop. It's a four minute walk from my home. Judy is wonderful and this shop has…read moresomething everyone! She keeps her prices very reasonable and at times gives extra discounts when checking out. She has been there since the 70s! And don't forget the coffee tree is across the street! My two fave places on Beverly.

I absolutely love this community thrift store. The pricing is amazing, the selection is always…read morechanging, and there are so many great options every time I come in. You can really tell a lot of care goes into what they put on the floor, and I've found some incredible deals here over the years. That said, the only downside -- and it's a big one -- is the person who usually runs the register. I've been here multiple times, and I've had multiple interactions with the same woman, and unfortunately she is consistently rude, cold, and clearly unhappy to be dealing with customers. It honestly makes the checkout process uncomfortable and kind of dreadful. It makes me wonder why someone who seems so miserable would choose a job that involves constant interaction with people. This store is such a positive, community-focused place, and it deserves staff who reflect that same warmth. I'll keep coming back because the store itself is wonderful -- I just hope the customer service experience improves, because it's the one thing holding this place back from being truly perfect.

Went on a Tuesday at 6 and was turned away but online says they close at 7. Won't go back!read more

My wife and I visit Pittsburgh every summer and always try to make it into Hot Haute Hot to buy new…read moreitems for our home in Arizona. This summer, we purchased a beautiful wedding table, large mirror, and clock. The ladies were absolutely amazing in helping us get these items shipped all the way to AZ! My wife is from Pittsburgh so to have such special items in our home from Pitt, makes it so much more special to us. Thank you to Morgan and Maddie who helped and made every step in this process seamless! We will be back next summer!

In contrast to its name, this store is actually very cool. It is tucked away on a corner off of…read morePenn, so it could be easy to miss. The gals running this store are clearly having a great time and it makes for a fun shopping experience. On the day we visited, they were passing out homemade cookies and glasses of mimosas - yes please! All buzzed up and ready to shop, we discovered jewelry, vintage clothes, beautiful home decor, and unique art. The prices range from surprisingly reasonable to mild sticker shock.

I had a friend post and recommend this place on Facebook as a thrift store furniture so finally…read morechecked it out on a Saturday. I was confused and still was after looking them up. So, Zicknacks and Treasure Trove Fleatique both share same address and signage is for Treasure Trove Fleatique. Once inside, the downstairs has used furniture while upstairs has booths for different vendors of used items, a lot of it vintage. There is even a plant booth which I loved and purchased a couple plants at a good price. Sooo, after coming home and searching online I am deducing on my own that Zicknacks occupies the main floor/downstairs portion of this venue of furniture and furnishings (I never saw any signage-- did I miss it?) And other vendors occupy upstairs. I must admit this particular visit there wasn't that much furniture but I can see that this is a good option when searching. The cashier is on the main floor near the front door. Searching online it shows Zicknacks also does donation pickup and has Hauling services.

Sickness was referred to me by a friend. Their services were invaluable at after the death of my…read moremother. Her personal care department needed to be emptied within a few days to avoid paying the next month's rent. The kind men removed large and small furniture, clothing, and other items. I met my deadline feeling grateful for their help.

Such a cute little women's boutique. I've been driving by Vintage Grace Boutique for years and am…read morealways checking out how cute they have it decorated in the window. I finally stopped in recently and it's just as cute inside as the window display. The friendly lady working greeted me as I walked in. Giving me the layout of the store. It's a tiny store but with a great selection. I saw a couple things I liked but ended up purchasing a very comfortable flowy pair of pants. Also the prices are very reasonable for being a boutique. Will definitely stop in here again from time to time to see what new things they have.

Boutiques are called boutiques because they have small and selective inventory. What makes Vintage…read moreGrace special is that it's incredibly well curated clothing at a reasonable cost. True story, I don't leave without with buying something (or multiple things. The clothing is very trendy. It's not necessarily going to be staple pieces, but who wants to shop for those boring things anyway! I love colorful, fun and girly, and I feel like that describes this place so well. She also hand makes jewelry. I believe they're all crystal based items, very blingy. She also stocks a small selection of shoes, purses and catchy tees and tanks with cute sayings on them. I will note, they do not sell vintage items. I'm an avid vintage shopper and when I first saw the name and I thought it would be vintage items. Doesn't matter, I still love it!

I mean, this is one of those Goodwills that you have to dig through bins to find what you want. I…read moresuppose for some, that makes it exciting. I think you really have to have a treasure hunt mind set. I went on a Saturday. While someone said the regulars are rowdy, sitting near the cash register waiting for a cart, I saw a few families and pairs of people. No one seemed all that rushed or excitable. So, like I said, no cart. But while waiting for one, I saw two families check out with some pretty decent stuff they would probably get for less than $10. I think I would have rated it higher - but I really wasn't trying to dig through bins. (I mean if plus size stuff is hard to find at the regular stores, how much of it will someone find in a bin - and I really just wanted a winter coat.) Plus, hey, I was willing to, but didn't want to do that w/o a cart. I do agree with the reviewer who said it was clean. It was just as or even more clean than a regular Goodwill.

It is what it is - a treasure hunt! if you enjoy that type of thing, you'll love it, if not, stay…read moreaway. I, and others, spend hours there. new bins/tables are brought out periodically (not sure how often, 30 mins maybe?) and starts the hunt all over again. I have bought so much useful things, and very cheap. you pay by the pound, and if one of the items would weigh more, the max to pay for it is $6.99.

Such a cute little store with some great finds! I like how they have everything laid out separately…read morein different areas. All the clothing is separated into different racks by categories, i.e jackets, sweaters, blouses, etc. They also have a great accessory selection for bags, shoes, and jewelry and in the back there is a whole wall for children's clothes and toys. Everything is reasonably priced for a thrift store. I didn't spend more than $6 on a single item. The location is very convenient as well. Right on Potomac ave in Dormont and there is meter parking right out front of the store. The ladies that work there are very nice as well. They told us how they are volunteers and have been working there for years. This is a non-profit store and everything they don't sell within 60 days goes to homeless shelters and a lot of their profits go towards helping the animal shelters as well. The store has been around for 50+ years, which is amazing. The ladies said it originally started out as a trade store for items people didn't want anymore, hence the name. Very cool history and a great place to find a good deal! Will be back!

This charity consignment store is staffed by volunteers. The store is conveniently located across…read morethe street from the Potomac Avenue T station in Dormont. Although the store is not large it has a variety of clothing, housewares, linens, and seasonal decorations. Donations are gratefully received if one does not want to sign up to be a consignor. The hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m. to 3 pm. on Saturday. The store is closed on Sundays and Fridays. Want to meet new friends? New volunteers are welcome. Call 412-561-2206 for details before visiting to make sure that the store is open.