Quick turnaround service at a reasonable price. Positive experience overall for my 1st visit…read more Family owned, and operated, so their reputation is important. So far, so good, considering my necklace is back together again!

The are the nicest couple and the rings that my husband has purchased for me from them are stunning!read more

Great store! Great Customer service! Pittsburgh gear! Location is easy to get to and the staff is…read morefriendly! The selection is great! the Store is organized And clean.

Rally House is a retail-store chain that sells clothing, accessories, home goods, and more that are…read morebranded for sports teams in the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA colleges, and other organizations. This particular store is in the Hempfield Plaza shopping center. I shopped at this store one time. I saw merchandise for Pittsburgh teams such as the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates and for other local teams such as the Pittsburgh Panthers and Penn State Nittany Lions. I also saw some general Pittsburgh-themed products. Most merchandise was clothing such as jerseys and t-shirts. I deducted one star from my review because prices were moderate to high. For example, a playoff-participant t-shirt for the Pittsburgh Penguins cost $65 (five days before they were eliminated from the playoffs), and a general Pittsburgh sweatshirt cost $73.

4.5 stars. Ross Dress for Less is an off-price discount-store chain that sells clothing and shoes…read morefor adults and children, accessories such as handbags, home goods such as kitchenware and rugs, beauty and hygiene products, some pet supplies, and much more. This particular Ross is in the Greengate Centre shopping center. I occasionally shop at Ross to search their racks and shelves for bargains. During my visit here, I looked throughout the store but especially in the women's clothing and home goods. The shelves and racks appeared to be fully stocked and organized. The prices were reasonable. For example, I saw a pack of several pairs of Calvin Klein underwear for $22, a Henckels ceramic pan for about $25, a 6-pack of Skechers socks for several dollars, a nice sundress for $18, and a Michael Kors purse for $63. Those bargains were tough to pass up (I am still thinking about them!), but I did buy a cellphone cord and a dog toy. The cashier rang up my purchase properly.

I was actually surprised that this Ross does not look like others. By that I mean that there is…read moreactual product in here that you can look through. The store doesn't look half empty and they didn't do that thing where they rearranged everything in the store making it confusing to find things. I came in today looking for a few items and really didn't find anything to my liking. I browsed all the racks that I could to find some clothes and it's always hit or miss because you can't always find what you want when you want it here. The employees seemed rather happy to be working and helpful when they can can be. I find it odd that they have now moved the fitting rooms to the front of the store and there is no one really there to man them now. So if you are alright with waiting a bit then you can definitely spend some time in here.

You can find almost anything at Gabes. Just be careful of what you buy and look it over for any…read morepotential problems. Normally this is not a problem, but I always check the zippers and buttons.

*This is a replica (some updates) review as there appears to be a "Gabe's" and "Gabriel Brothers"…read morefor Greensburg. Gabe's has changed a lot over the past years. I remember coming here as a child when it was Gabriel Brothers and they owned the space right next to it (at the time was the outlet section owned by them). I also remember sidewalk sales at the end of each season. I'm not sure of the ownership details, but Gabe's has become a lot like TJ Max and Marshall's in set up, reconstruction, the rewards program, and pricing in some aspects. Throughout all the changes over the years, this location has remained my favorite. I like the one in Monroeville, but I always thought this one had a better selection and organization iveralCaring and fun employees. Awesome prices. Always a wonderful selection of name brand items. Forever "shockingly low prices"; it's not just the motto people--IT'S TRUE! I got a thick Banana Republic sweater cardigan for $7.99!!! I also got navy over-the-knee boots for $16.99!!! Like you just can't beat it. In the past couple years, Gabe's started a rewards program. At first, I was like 'whatever'. But I've come to enjoy it and use. Why? Because it brings you coupons!!! Yesterday I received a coupon for $15 off $50+ purchase. So in conclusion, if you want great deals and you're willing to be patient enough to sometimes have to look for them, then Gabe's is the place for you. I will say that these clothes racks could use some organization as many items are just thrown on the racks based on category. For example, one rack may have various types dresses on it including work dresses, day dresses, and evening dresses all at different prices and no more than 5 of the same dress if that. But this also makes the hunt more fun!

Took their stained glass class. Learned a lot. Nice owners. Great shop!…read more Lots of really cool stuff. Very creative.

I had a stained glass on my china cupboard that needed new glass and the Glass City did an…read more excellent job....Looks like brand new.....Thanks "The Glass City"!!!!!

Today, I took my 70+ years old Marx, O gauge train locomotive and transformer to Neidzalkoski's…read moreTrain Shop. I wasn't sure why it was not running. Mike checked both components and found them to be in working condition. He then went over about 5 possible situations that could be causing a problem with getting current to the train. He showed me exactly what to check. He was very friendly, thorough and patient in going over all of the suggestions. And, I'm older than the train! To top it off, Mike didn't charge me anything for his time and expertise. I will certainly return and I highly recommend Mike and the shop in Jeanette, PA.

I placed a small phone order, from Los Angeles, to be delivered to South Park. He packed the…read moreorder like he was shipping the Crown Jewels. Excellent service. Excellent knowledge of the product.

Something for everyone. Great prices. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Spent hours there looking…read morearound.

I love this business. All items were priced well and in great condition. One of my favorite…read moreboutiques to shop.

This place is amazing!!!! Not only was i able to get the tire I needed but I also found out about…read moretheir huge selection of helmets and riding gear. I highly recommend checking out the boot selection as well. Friendly and knowledgeable staff is also a plus. The price on tires is the lowest I've seen thus far as well

We've been loyal customers of your shop for some time now and have purchased many items over the…read moreyears, always receiving excellent service--until now. My teenage son recently visited the store on his own, excited to ask questions and learn more about motorcycles. Instead of being welcomed or supported, he was laughed at by the staff and told to "do his homework." This kind of dismissive, condescending behavior toward a young person is unacceptable. He left feeling embarrassed and discouraged, which is the opposite of how any potential rider or customer should feel walking into your business. What made the situation worse was how my concern was handled when I called to follow up. Rather than showing any understanding or accountability, the staff brushed it off, claiming my son had "taken it out of context." It felt like his age and inexperience were used as an excuse to ignore the issue entirely. The staff chose to deflect blame onto a teenager--further minimizing a valid concern. It's incredibly disappointing to see such a stark difference in treatment simply because he came in alone. Whether it was because of his age or something else, the message was clear: he wasn't taken seriously. That kind of attitude doesn't just hurt your reputation--it alienates the next generation of riders. We'll be taking our business elsewhere from now on, and I would caution other families to think twice before supporting a place that doesn't treat all customers--regardless of age--with basic respect. Do better!