Composite review:…read more This little shop is hard to find, out of the way, and nearly invisible from any road. But... it is excellent as a curio place with items one cannot find elsewhere. Just behind the "Dollar Store" ... This is a worthwhile trip if you are looking for small items that noone else has. f8 and be there.

You would never think that a place like this existed in Monaca. They are located right behind the…read moredollar store and across from Wendy's. This is a great place to get home decor for your house or house warming gifts for someone with trendy taste. Se has a variety of items including soaps, CDs, home decor, candles, jewelry etc. you can pick up a gift for under $20 or spend upwards of $70. This is definitely a hidden secret that needs to be explored.

I consider myself a regular customer of Kathleen's. And it is the shop where I spend the second…read moremost of my shop local shop small business dollars. Instead of buying my personalized items online and made wherever, the owner of Kathleen's makes it possible to bring my latest Pinterest idea into reality. My latest personalized gift I ordered was a collection of baby onesies as a welcome baby gift. They were exactly what I wanted! I also ordered my swag bags here for my destination birthday celebration. Again, they turned out exactly like my vision. An idea I got from samples on display in the store, are pillows they make from photos you provide. I bought a pair as a housewarming gift with the drawing of a new home. For a relative's milestone birthday, they made an elegant sash out of a quality satin material with rose gold lettering for the birthday honoree to wear that matched the colors of the party decorations. I feel so thankful to have a home decor store in my quintessential small American town that offers monogramming and personalizing/customizing services!

From the owner: Among the storefronts in downtown beaver is a quaint little shop that has been there for the last…read more12 years. Kathleen's is not only a staple of the town of Beaver, but to all of Beaver County and you really need to stop in to see what's new! The shop covers multiple styles: country decor, Victorian and modern decor, and even a little French cottage, and farmhouse. Steve spends time in the wood shop making items for our DIY workshops and repairing pieces I insist on repainting with our unique line of Debi's DIY Clay Based Chalk Paints.

An amazing and unique boutique in downtown Beaver. It is part clothing, part kitchen items, part…read moregift shop, and also a small book store! It is hard to decided what to buy...you will want it all. You can buy a sweater, a book, a candle and a dish towel with the best saying...maybe even slightly inappropriate!

What a gem this shop is! Have you ever been in those shops where you see the same ubiquitous items…read moreyou can find anywhere? This is NOT that kind of shop! Vintage apparel, the best coffee I've ever had, locally made mens and women's accessories, and of course very high quality candles made by hand (by the lovely owners). Do yourself a favor and book one of the candle making classes! I had so much fun on my birthday that I'm now looking for any excuse to host another party there!

2.5 stars. I have shopped at Beaver Valley Mall off and on for several years. Since my previous…read morereview a few years ago, more stores have closed. My husband and I were here most recently on Black Friday 2025, and although the mall had mostly vacant storefronts, many people were walking around. The mall was clean and maintained, and a Christmas train was set up for children. My husband made an analogy and said that the mall reminded him of an old person who was dying but was in a nursing home that took great care of them (!). I needed to use the women's restroom, and an employee kindly told me its location. The restroom was located past the food court, which contained only some restaurants. The restroom looked old but was fairly clean and worked. During this shopping trip, I shopped in the Boscov's, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Shoe Dept. Encore. I most liked the Boscov's.

The Beaver Valley Mall is magnificent but dead. It's a large mall that is smaller than you'd expect…read moreon the inside, with a beautiful fountain at center court. The interior is very pretty for a mall, and there are cute gathering areas in front of two anchor stores. Many storefronts in the interior of the mall are vacant, and finding a reason to come shop is difficult. The mall is owned by Namdar Realty Group, a known slum lord. Unfortunately, the anchors contribute to the issues. The former Macy's is used by U-Haul for self-storage with part being offered for redevelopment. Rural King does not open into the mall. JCPenney is in the process of closing, which is sad as it's a nicer store for this chain. Boscov's will be the only anchor with access from in the mall once JCPenney's closes. Dick's remains as a junior anchor. The food court is still decent and includes Chick-Fil-A and China Max, along with others. It's a shame a mall this nice looking is in this condition, with empty storefronts everywhere. The future of this mall is uncertain at best.

This shop is amazing. I've never seen the variety and quality of products like what they have. And…read moreit's arranged so well, you can actually imagine what it would look like in your home. The designers there really know their stuff and have helped me several times - I just describe what I think I need, and they bring it to life. Some floral (that my daughter-in-law kept touching to see if it was real), a wall hanging, cute lamps, some candles. They really know how to tie it all together. I have to go back every season because they constantly have new things that I don't see anywhere else. I took these pictures at Christmas because I was blown away.

Saw this company at the Vintage Market days in Pittsburgh and decided to stop by the shop when I…read morewas passing the area. Cute shop but I was disappointed by the high prices and lack of inventory. It was just the same items spread all over the shop. Also saw the same lamp in different parts of the booth at the show with two different prices one $29 and the other $59.

This Target department store contains the typical merchandise of other Target stores: clothing,…read moreshoes, accessories, furniture, bedding, kitchenware, electronics, pet supplies, health products, hygiene products, cosmetics, home decor, toys, holiday decorations, groceries, etcetera. In addition, it has a CVS pharmacy, Starbucks, and AT&T. Brands include name-brands and Target brand. Prices are low to moderate. Most recently I shopped here on a Black Friday. I browsed merchandise throughout the store, and I thought that the shelves and racks were well stocked. I had trouble with finding a particular kitchen product, and when I tried to pull it up on Target's website on my phone, I could not get reception for several minutes. No employees were nearby to assist with finding the product, so I gave up. I ended up deciding to purchase only wet foods for my cat. Their prices were typical. Many cash registers were open, but because it was Black Friday, the lines of costumers moved slowly. I ended up waiting and then using the self-checkout to pay. The bag dispenser had no bags, so I had to ask an employee for a bag.

Such helpful staff! infact, they were so helpful they showed me my first boyfriend! He works at the…read morepharmacy to this day. Thank you Target so much for helping me find love.

I don't like shopping to begin with but this place is a hot mess inside. Very difficult looking…read morearound in there. I'm sure there must be some deals but ...... this place is not for me.

Disaster. No clerks to help, many items not priced, stuff laying on the floor, same items all the…read moretime, no variety. Good place to stay away from. Prices are not as cheap as they would like you to believe either.

Humble Home found a table for my son and daughter-in-law, and I must say it looks as though it was…read morecustom made for their new home. Absolutely stunning.. I am looking for a bedroom set so I will be checking out your site. Kimberly Simons

From the owner: Welcome to Humble Home. We are a furniture and home décor store located in New Brighton, PA. We…read moreoffer a variety of furniture styles from modern to antique. We have bedroom sets, couches, coffee & end tables, and much more. We offer customizable journals, pillows, and furniture. Visit us TODAY!

Boscov's is the largest family-owned department store chain in the U.S. It sells adults' and…read morechildren's clothing and shoes, accessories, beauty products, jewelry, and housewares (e.g., bedding, bath products, and kitchenware). I live in Allegheny County, which does not have a Boscov's, so this particular location in Beaver County is the closest to me. For at least a few years, I have shopped occasionally in this store. I would describe Boscov's as being between Macy's and JCPenney in quality. Products are often name-brand and designer and are often on sale for low prices. I always shop in multiple departments but focus mostly on the junior's and misses's sections of clothing, which are quite large and take much time to search through. During my most recent visit, I chose a thermal/waffle shirt that was on sale for only $7. I was standing in line at a cash register when an employee told me that I could go to her cash register a short walk away. I appreciated that she did not make me wait to be served. She correctly rang up my purchase and thanked me.

Fantastic selection of items! Always great sales, coupons and friendly workers. Great value for…read moreyour money! I love this store!