Great local family owned small business and grocer that brings all your needs and more. Friendly…read moreand helpful staff. Wide selection of products. Deli and bakery fresh and delicious. The store is clean and well kept and they even have skill machines available for your enjoyment. The rewards program is fantastic and free to join and even gives you a $$ off coupon good for about a month to use and can be used on the first order as well.

Great place for small amounts of food. If you live alone, cook just for yourself. Great coupons on…read moreline. $5 sushi Wednesday.

I pulled into GetGo thinking I'd grab some gas and be on my way. Instead, I walked into what felt…read morelike a live audition for "Rudest Employee of the Year." This cashier didn't just have an attitude -- she had a full‑time personality malfunction and a tRUMP demeaner to boot. The disrespect hit me so fast I forgot why I was even there. By the time she finished talking to me like I'd personally offended her ancestors, I turned right around and walked out without buying a single drop of gas. My tank stayed empty, but at least my dignity didn't. If you enjoy being spoken to like you're interrupting someone's villain monologue, this is your spot. Otherwise, keep driving.

Route 30 is like a gas station corridor. Starting in Forest Hills and up until you enter the…read moreoutskirts of Greensburg you will pass many gas stations. GetGo seems to be helping build many along the corridor. There is a huge cluster on Route 30 in North Versailles area and that just happens to be where this location is. Not surprising in the least is that in order for this one to be built another gas station had to be torn down. Along with the old gas station (Marathon if you were wondering) a King's restaurant went away as well. Because of this, the GetGo has a large footprint in terms of land. Right at the intersection of Route 30 (Lincoln Higway) and Mosside Blvd (State Route 48) this place will naturally be busy. This location has only been open for a few weeks, maybe two months at this point. That means that everything is brand new in here and every update to a store that you see will be in here. Plenty of pumps for your gas needs. Inside is large, allowing for easy shopping for snacks and drinks. Hot food available for order through the touch screen kiosks. There is a self checkout if you are in a hurry and don't need anything from behind the counter. The one downside I see here is the sign along the road advertising the price. Giant Eagle has this thing through GetGo that if you link your checking account to your Advantage Card you get a cheaper price. They usually have that price listed first and is misleading when you are comparing prices in the area. If you do not have the checking account/Advantage Card linkage you will not receive that price.

This is a plaza with a huge parking lot and not a lot of choices in stores…read more The biggest downside is that there isn't an entrance right off of 22. Not a huge deal, but it would definitely be more convenient if that was the case. Back in the day, this plaza had a Giant Eagle and that might be the reason it has the large amount of parking that it does. Currently, there is a Mac Bid, Dollar Tree, beauty supply, hot tub and Ashley Furniture. The lots are fairly well maintained and marked and there are two entrances. Definitely not a destination shopping center, but great for anyone wishing to visit the small amount of stores that are in it.

Monroeville Plaza is a small shopping center that is located on the high-traffic William Penn…read moreHighway. The shopping center contains only a handful of businesses. Currently, I see a Dollar Tree, a Phantom Fireworks, a CosmoProf beauty-supply store, a Hot Tub Factory Outlet, and a discount store. The businesses frequently change over time. For example, the discount store used to be a couple of different businesses that went out of business. The parking lot is very large and definitely has sufficient spaces for customers' vehicles. Overall, this shopping center is conveniently located for local residents who need particular products. I would not recommend this shopping center for people who are traveling from out of town or who need to purchase everyday necessities such as groceries and clothes.

Fair prices, good and consistent quality of groceries. The deli is clean with daily specials. The…read morestaff is friendly and helpful . The salads and hot foods dept are above average. The produce is fresh and from local farms Plenty of parking. Pleasant shopping center. Handicap accessible. Much more personal atmosphere compared to the big corporate stores. Keep up the great work.

This is my pop-in store when I'm not in need of a lot of items. They have maintained a fairly nice…read morelittle bakery and I find their veggies to usually be fresh and plentiful. There's an abnormally large snack aisle. They have a few items that I don't find anywhere else, namely Glad Handle Tie trash bags and small containers of little bitty crackers which work very well for seasonal Chex Party Mix. For these two items, I will always go out of my way. The parking lot is ok and the checkers are ALWAYS friendly and quick.

Ever want to know what working at a grocery store feels like... Aldi allows you the chance!…read more People are sometimes mesmerized how affordable Aldi is. But not many stores put all of the employee responsibilities on the customer. Want a cart? Great put a down payment and bring the cart back to the store to get it back Want an item? Here - we just put out the bulk packaging and pallets. You can get it out. Aisles look like someone ripped into Sam's Club items - oh wait... that's intentional. Want your items bagged? No worries. We have tables for you to do it yourself after we scan things - or you guessed it - you can scan them. Aldi is genius! Lower price because they don't have to hire as many employees... and people love it. It is so successful that other industries and concepts should take note. Imagine a Chipotle where you can make your own burrito, you can bag it, and they would just weigh it. C'mon!! Monroeville Aldi is well done though! Private huge lot. Always have the latest drops (including the Disney stuff this month). Somehow it stays pretty clean too.

A new store in a new plaza along Route 22. First thing to…read morenotice is the parking lot and hire cramped it is. 20 lbs in a 10 lb bag! Haha. It's not too bad near the store but entering and exiting can be challenge. Inside is clean and well organized. Bread is in the front then fresh vegetables are next . Great prices compared to the other local grocery store. Helpful and friendly staff and helpful service. Great prices and a nice variety of products. Just a lil PSA, Bringing your own bags and a quarter deposit for a shopping cart makes for an easier shopping trip. Overall an adorable and easy grocery stop weather your there for a few items or enough for a week. Highly recommended.

Swung by after playing at Blue Slide Park. I had forgotten my S'Well bottle at home and didn't have…read moreanything with me to drink. I was able to grab a bottle of water here and be on my way. It's a cute little city neighborhood market much like a NYC-style bodega. They carry most of everything you would expect to find at a convenience/neighborhood store. Definitely a plus for me when I'm at the park.

Very cool new market that is within walking distance of Frick Park's, "Blue Slide Park." Tonie, the…read moreowner, was very nice, friendly, and personable, and she told me that they have only been opened for about two months, and they are still adding new products all the time. They have a nice selection of groceries, and convenience store items. They also sell lottery and tobacco products (for adults only), plus candy and treats in a special section for KIDS ONLY (see photos). I really like the vintage building they are located in, and everything is freshly painted and clean .... Cheers!

This is a small plaza at the corner of a fairly busy intersection. I was kind of surprised it came…read moreup as an option for me to check in to when I was checking in to the hoagie shop currently in the plaza because it is small in comparison to most plazas. Currently, it has an amazing hoagie shop (Glad's Deli), a slots place, an office and, on the back side, a salon. The deli is a great addition (it replaced the Subway) but I miss the flower shop. It can be busy on Route 130, especially if you want to make a left out of the plaza, but you can easily go down the one way driveway to take the side road that has a light.

Crossroads Plaza is a small shopping center that is located near a busy intersection in Irwin. The…read morebuilding has only a few businesses total. At the time of my review, the building contains a Subway sandwich shop, Marjie's Flowers shop, a corner store, and a psychologist's office. As you can see, this shopping center is not a place where customers can shop for daily essentials such as groceries and clothing. Nevertheless, this shopping center is conveniently located for local residents who want to stop by on occasion. The parking lot is small but appears to have a sufficient number of spaces for customers' vehicles. I saw several parking spaces in front of the building as well as a few parking spaces behind the building.

Came for the ice cream, even a single scoop in a waffle cone is very generous, especially for the…read moreprice. They offer both vegan and traditional dairy-based ice creams. I had the vegan chocolate chunk, a cashew confection that had an interesting, almost marshmallow-y texture. It was very rich, and I probably should have opted for a sugar cone or a cup to moderate the serving size. The staff are fun, and tap to pay is easy, so check them out!

Love the book selection and browsing! I could spend hours here and what a nice relaxing bookshop…read more(and ice cream shop) to do just that! Plus: Bathrooms! When you're strolling with a coffee on The Strip, that is definitely appreciated. Posman Books is Pittsburgh perfect!