I walked from my sister Vi's and mine apartment on Broadway Ave. in Beechview (a block past the old…read moreFoodland) all the way to Kuhn's in Dormont many days. If I had a lot of bags I'd take the T home. I recall many a day getting a good aerobic workout lugging a 50 lb. backpack plus extra bags of food in both hands up that huge hill! I loved walking through picturesque Dormont Park. Our mother used to live near the top of McFarland Rd. so I'd often walk to Kuhn's for her and then walk back. Kuhn's is much smaller than some of the gargantuan supermarkets like the Brentwood Giant Eagle (which is now our home store) or Costco, but they have just about everything you need. Their seafood is fresh. I love their homemade specialty hoagies, so fresh and delicious. Shop 'n Save used to carry similar hoagies but stopped making them. At least the Carrick one did. Kuhn's deli is excellent. They are one of the few stores to carry the delicious Boar's Head brand deli meats. I like Giant Eagle's brand Dietz & Watson, but I prefer Boar's Head. Their aged provolone (picante - slightly sharp flavor) is wonderful. I must also mention Kuhn's ready-made fried chicken. It is my favorite out of all the various stores chicken. I have fond memories of shopping at Kuhn's. We still go there once or twice a month. Give them a try!

Really disappointing. The place smells like raw meat when you walk in the door: it just hits you. I…read morebought all my groceries at local markets but I needed chuck roast which was marked for 8.99lb, saw a pork roast for 2.99 a pound. When I got to the register she said oh the chuck roast is on sale for 5.99. I said I didn't see a sign, she said there isn't one, you just have to bring it to the register and then we'll take it off. I said and how am I supposed to know it is on sale? she said its in circular when you walk in the door. Who reads those if you're not an avid Kuhn's shopper or if you're just coming in for a few items? The prices were no better than giant eagle. The smell alone made me lose my appetite so I don't plan on coming back here.

Trader Joe's - the land of non-branded items, seasonal flavor legends, and an unruly amount of…read morepantry staples If you hate TJs, it's probably because you've never went. You'll love every time that you put in your cart and you'll honestly pay less than the big grocery store in Pittsburgh! They recreate some of your branded favorites with natural ingredients. They will hit you with pumpkin spice in 30 different items in the fall. We literally go to Trader Joes when we need our Brown Sugar Oatmilk creamer... and if you haven't tried this and aren't my competition in Pittsburgh... do it! It's changed our coffee.. and tea... forever! The workers are always more than willing to assist.. or even run into the store after noticing a defect in an item. The place is setup like a perfect traffic pattern and makes you want to come back back back!

We moved to the area around 1 month ago. It was a tough month: Snowmageddon, below zero temps, etc…read more We finally had a good day and we decided to make a trip; we walked the 1 mile trip and found it to be well stocked. We ended up buying some frozen items so I picked up one of their freezer bags. We bought their Orange Chicken, some Ravioli, etc. Their freezer bag is great as we stopped by a pub and had lunch. Service at Trader Joe's is, always, impeccable; we will be back.

Probably great for the wealthier crowd. Popped in to find some last minute refreshments for a…read moremeeting. Found the selection small and the prices high. Berries at least twice as much as giant eagle, though admittedly better shape, both Driscoll. Cut fruit and cookies very high priced. Case of Open Water- aluminum cans over twice as much as at Giant Eagle. Definitely feels smaller than when Whole Foods was in the space. Parking lot in front of store very uneven rough to roll carts on, be careful those with fall risks

Overall, we were pretty pleased with our first experience here. I first went to The Fresh Market in…read moreFlorida years ago, so I was curious about one here. Small but still a good selection of items. I personally like the meal kits they sell. We tried a steak dinner with mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts and a chicken piccata dinner. I'd purchase both again. Everything is included and portioned out for you. They're designed for two meals and take about 30 minutes to prepare (even though they say 20 minutes). They're priced between $20-25. We picked up some other items included dessert. I saw a Banana Pudding that looked delectable. Unfortunately, when I got home and opened the package, there was a hair embedded in the cream. So I returned it. Even the managers thought it was gross but otherwise they seemed mostly unbothered. Looking forward to trying more meal kits. I'll probably pass on desserts prepared in-store.

Your typical Whole Foods. This one was cleaner and bigger than several others that I've been too. I…read morereally liked the parking garage. Decent sized bakery, hot/cold bar, and sit down area to eat.

This a nice size store of the biggest I have been in. Parking is free in the garage underneath. I…read moregot 3bottles of water and some cookies for the win!

I used to love this little grocery store. It has new owners and it is awful. Produce is outdated…read more Corn is brown and shriveled up. They didn't have red potatoes!?! Shelves emptied. Grocery carts falling apart. So disappointed because it was a joy to shop before.

Well yeah, living down here in Cory, it's been the main grocery store for YEARS ! ( moreso DECADES…read more). Despite the fact it's changed ownership recently it's still the local market . Regrettably I don't shop the same as many " average people " , because I don't cook . But just getting my basics - BACON ! Though I've always noticed this store to SUDDENLY have discounts and you're prone to run into items you'll NEVER find anywhere else !!!

3.5 stars. Forbes Street Market is like a convenience store. It carries a small selection of…read morefruits, vegetables, prepared foods, snack foods, dairy, eggs, meats, seafoods, beverages, personal-care products, and much more. As I walked around, no employee greeted me. I looked at the prices on the shelves and packages, and I thought that they were slightly high. However, without a large grocery store really close by, students in the area might find this market to be convenient.

I ordered a cup of coffee and the gentleman behind the counter donned gloves, poured my coffee and…read moreplaces the lid on a napkin to keep it clean. What thoughtful service. Thank you.

Poor instacart service for grocery pickup from this store. I will not be using this service again…read more There have been times when they were several hours behind in readying groceries for pickup. The final straw was when an employee literally lectured me that I had to be in the 2 spaces provided in order to receive my groceries. I was in an adjacent space and they had my car make, model, and color. I had to hassle to get my groceries. The employee was devoid of customer service. I have no doubt that there will be further trouble with that particular employee; he's a bad hire and poorly trained. When I receive my vegetables most of the instacart employees do not put them in small plastic bags. My lettuce, cabbage, and other vegetables are tossed into the big bag uncovered. This store has forgotten that the customer comes first.

Despite there being two Aldi's in the area (within a two mile radius of each other) I prefer this…read moreone mainly because parking is so much easier and so much less stressful. They normally have everything I need too! The organization of the store is just like every other Aldi. The customer service is great and the check-out lines move quickly.

It is a good market. Also, it is in my neighborhood. The shopping center is very neighborly. I like…read moregoing there. Great eats too.

Though this wasn't my neighborhood (Bloomfield girl), Smiling Banana was a regular lunch spot for…read moreme. Being close to the market meant I could grab food items for home after lunch. I am a big believer in supporting local businesses. Even when I am home now on visits, I still try to do so. They have a nice organic selection as well. There were other times when I would just come here for lunch because they do an incredible deli sandwich! When you're here it's like you're family! That's just so very Pittsburgh. Go give them your money, get a yummy sandwich. You won't regret it.