RPM has undergone quite a transformation since I moved to the North Hills eleven years ago. It used to be a middle-class centered Mall that prided itself in the "enclosed" experience with stores that catered to a wide range of offerings. After countless renovations, exits and entrances of new tenants and the addition of off-mall eateries and valet parking this mall has transformed into an upper-middle and above class centered mall. Granted you still have your JPC's and Sears to find affordable deals, this place is THE BEST in Pittsburgh to find the high-end boutiques. Nordstorm (I know its an anchor sized store), Apple, Tiffany's, Coach, etc etc etc. I was going to knock em for having too many high-end offerings but since you can still find a good deal and they've managed to improved the overall customer experience, they're still my favorite mall in the PGH area. read more

I love Ross Park Mall. It's one stop shopping at its best. It's clean, has a huge variety of stores, and more are always on the way. Some of my favorites: Crate & Barrel, Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co., Apple Lululemon, Madewell, Vera Bradley, and a fro-yo place are coming soon. Maybe I'll just grab a tent from L.L.Bean and make Ross Park my second home! ...seriously, every single time I'm here I grab an espresso drink from Nordstrom's e-bar. Although you wouldn't expect it, their coffee is some of the best I've had in Pittsburgh. read more

When I was a high school-er I spent a year working at Ross Park Mall as a shoe sales person. I didn't like the mall back then and I don't now. Whenever the need comes to me to have to shop in the mall I become filled with pure dread. The make up girls at Macys are always attentive through, far better then the service I get at the Downtown Macy's. And there are a lot of stores to choose from including a new gelato shop in the food court. I have noticed at Ross Park Mall that there are a lot of senior mall walkers. These are older citizens who spend hours of their day walking circles around the mall for exercise...you figure it out. This mall is outdated and trying to hard to be ritizy. I miss the TACO BELL!!! read more

Quite a small mall. Reminded me of a part of Walden Galleria in Buffalo, but like a 1/4 of the size. Highlights included: Nordstrom, LV (although I didn't go in there, it's pretty amazing that it's in a mall), & Madewell. Rest of the stores were the typical mall stores. I really liked the Nordstrom though because their level of customer service is so evident! Also great that they had a café, an e-bar, an extensive cosmetics collection, jewelry counters, shoe department (of course!). Although mall seems fairly updated, the restrooms in the food court - seems like the only ones in the mall aside from the ones in the anchor stores - need to be desperately updated too. Tip: Slightly difficult to find as it's up on a hill. Follow the signs the various signs and you should be ok! read more

This is a good mall. Here's what I like: - It's big enough, four anchors, two levels, etc.; - It's clean; - There is plenty of parking; - The Food Court has enough variety to satisfy a family with diverse tastes (but don't expect culinary excitement, you're just feeding yourself so you can shop more.). read more

Ross park is the best mall in greater Pittsburgh area. Lots of stores. Descent food court. A few higher end restaurants. read more

Ross Park Mall - Worst eyebrow arching ever!!!!!!!!!! - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I'm typically not a huge fan of malls but Ross park has a nice combination of luxury stores (Nordstroms and Apple), reasonably priced food court, and bargain stores. read more

Ross Park Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I loath going to the mall but if I must this is by far the best mall in the city. You can find all the essential stores like Sears, Jcpenny, Macy's, and Nordstrom. I usually go when repping, getting my car worked on, or finding an outfit for an event. They have a little of everything. Forever 21 is my favorite for junk jewelery while H&M has simple plain clothing to go with everything. One of my favorite stores is BCBG and when they have a sale move over debit card the credit cards are coming out! I have gotten the most lovely dresses and shoes there. I'm also a huge fan of Free People, that can be found at Nordstrom. If you are looking for some high end heels you can find them there too, Manolos, Jimmy Choo, or Stuart Weitzman, among others but no Louboutin. You will find the standard White House Black Market, Bebe, Banana Republic, L.L Bean, Loft...etc Then there is the ridiculously high end, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Micheal Kors, Ann Taylor, Juicy, and Tiffany's if you need to buy some diamonds. Other specialty stores like Apple, True Religion, and Metropark call to me when I'm walking the hallways. Yes this place has everything. I probably would love the Mall if I had unlimited funds! read more

Years and years (okay, who are we kidding, decades) after I first started shopping here with my mum, I still think this is the best mall in Pittsburgh. I'm not a big shopper by any means, but that's one of the reasons I like Ross Park: they have enough quality stores and selection in those stores that I can go in, find something that I need, and gtfo in a reasonable amount of time. Also, they have a great round of free-sample-stops in the food court. You can just breeze through in one sweep and get at least 4 different types of chicken to tide you over when you hit the clearance racks at Macy's. I actually live closer to the Waterfront, but in my experience, the same stores that are there and in Ross Park will, the majority of the time, have far better selection at the mall. Ross Park's Express, Gap, and Victoria's Secret all have much better and more varied selections than the same shops at the Waterfront. I'm not sure why this is, but I always make the trip out to Ross Park to do my clothes shopping (as a bonus, it's on the way home from my gym, so what better time to try on clothes than after a workout??). In recent years, some more 'high end' stores have moved into this mall, but there is still enough variety on both ends of the spectrum with an Old Navy, a New York and Company, and the regular department stores mixed in with Lucky Brand, True Religion, and Coach. And of course, my favorite Buckle is there, with the personal-shopper-esque salespeople who help me dress like I'm Apollonia and it's my big debut opening for the Kid at First Avenue. Love it! read more

This is the best Mall in the city and is getting better since new brands have opened or will open soon. It's clean, clear, not too big and not too small. Perfect for the winter time since it's indoor. One of the new stores that it was recently opened is the Lego Store. I just feel that could be better if it would have better options of restaurant. read more

The Ross Park Mall is one of the only true malls left in the city. It is far superior to the likes of Robinson, Century III, and The Mills. This mall has a little for everyone and then some, everything from the budget conscious shopper at JC Penny's to the ridiculously overpriced over the top Burberry, and Black and White. The store layout is great, clean, great food court, stores, and many security guards and actual police officers. I definitely missed this type of full mall experience when I shop at other local malls. read more

This mall is just a little too up its self for its own good. Every time I walk in there I get a wedgie. The overall look of the place is bland and boring. The final nail in the coffin is that anyone who makes under 100k a year will struggle to find affordable things in this mall. If you want a pleasant and relaxing shopping experience there are definitely better options! Edit: And I will clarify that it is not the people within the mall, they are for the most part lovely. Its just the whole vibe of the mall itself. read more

This is the mall I grew up hanging out at on Friday and Saturday nights and wow-has it changed! It is the most upscale mall in the Pittsburgh area, but it didn't always use to be so "designer". I like the transition,however, I personally can't afford to shop at the upscale shops the majority of the time. Plus I'm short and small so options are limited as is. Typically I frequent American Eagle, Forever 21, and H&M in addition to Macy's and JC Penny's. Nordstroms is a great anchor and you can find deals at times there too. Some of the more upscale stores include Louis Vuitton,Juicy Couture, Tiffany's, and madewell. The food court is pretty lacking but with the addiiton of the Pittsburgh Popcorn Company, there are some new choices. This is still the closest mall to me so I still frequent it and after visiting all of the other malls in the pittsburgh area, Ross Park is still #1 in my book! read more

Very clean mall. Big and has a lot of upscale nice stores. Nice food court with a lot of good places to eat. The grounds are nice as well.

I'm updating this because my most recent trip was actually really awesome. Despite the crowded mall, stores were pretty well stocked and things weren't crazy. I'd like to update my food court gripe, which I'm pretty sure (now) that I was in lala land for. They have everything here. I'm still not a fan of the multiple-height thing, but now that I've been there more, it's not as noticeable. read more

Very high-end mall. Good shopping experience especially with friends/family. There is one problem; there is this one cart that is in the store that tries to sell shoe cleaner and they are very direct and relentless. I had to buy the 25 dollar shoe cleaner just to shut him up. Other than that it's great. read more

My boyfriend grew up in Pittsburgh and has always raved about Ross Park Mall, insisting it was his favorite. I half expected it to be small and run down, but I was wrong! I've been here twice now, and I've always found what I was looking for. They have a great selection of stores and the mall is super clean! Plus, there is plenty of parking within short walking distance from the entrances and there seems to be plenty of places to eat if you're hungry while you shop! I would definitely stop here again if I needed to hit a mall in Pittsburgh. read more

See Julie D's review for the long list of stores in the complex. This is considered one of the best shopping malls in the region. Access from rt 19 but one needs to pay attention to the turn lanes as they are a bit tricky. Great parking. Experiences have been positive. f8 and be there. read more

I've always liked this mall. Really. It was and has always been my first choice for mall shopping in Pittsburgh since I was very young until now. And as other malls around the Pittsburgh area seemed to decline, it seemed like RPM managed to become even more successful than it's predecessors. But, over the years, as the mall became more successful, I felt less interested in it. Honestly, there were times I went there where I just didn't even feel like I was in the same mall I had frequented there for the past 15+ years. Sure, there are some amazing shopping options like Louis Vuitton and Michael Kors...and a Cheesecake Factory...but it lost it's soul. But that's funny to say because malls don't have souls to begin with. And the newer additions (LL Bean and the Cheesecake Factory) really are just aesthetically unappealing in relationship to the rest of the mall. The people that patronize this mall don't make it any better either. A collection of Western PA's most pretentious, uppity, socially inept, and fashionably late (I mean, if you are shopping at malls to begin with, I can't consider you fashion forward...sorry). All in all, visiting Ross Park Mall is like seeing an ex-girlfriend that I used to go out with back in the day that moved to Hollywood and became famous. I don't even recognize it anymore. :( read more

Great mall. It has all the best stores and is clean and safe. Parking is an issue, but I've never been to a good mall with easy parking. ‍ Thankful to live close to a mall like this! read more

Great selection of shops and eateries, mix of high end to the conventional department stores. If I had to point out, the H&M store could be a lot better organized. There were maxi dresses that were hung folded, and the clothes are lumped together. It feels disorganized, with a not a good flow. Workers nice but store needs a revamp. Layout of the mall is beautiful, spacious and bright. Very conducive to shopping :) read more

The best mall in the city of Pittsburgh...hands down

Absolutely fantastic mall! This is what I think when it comes to a mall! All the food places, especially adding in restaurant ones like Panera and Bravo. A lot of stores to shop and choose from and to walk around and look what South Hills and Robinson mall doesn't have to offer. There a little higher on the price side but has much much much more different outfits in the regular stores you would see like Charlotte Russ and Forever 21 and Pink. They have also have a huge Penn State section in Pink. I do wish it was a closer drive then a 25 minute one with flighting down town traffic which adds more time on but other then that, i hope they make more local ones like Ross Park read more

This mall is my favorite out of all of Tge Pittsburgh malls. They have Tiffany's, Nordstrom, L. L, Bean, Brighton, Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton, and Lucky which are not located in any of the other Pittsburgh malls. Soon Tory Burch will be opened. They also have a nice store that has creations made by local Pittsburgh artists. They have a Cheesecake Factory and a California Pizza to dine at. Soon there will be a Panera included as part of the food court. The mall also has a Macy's, JC Penney, and Sears along with an Old Navy, H & M, and other stores to shop at. There is a Starbucks on the bottom floor in the middle if the mall. There are lots of other stores and places to eat. In other words. . . Lots to choose from. read more

This place is a very nice mall just outside of the burgh They have a lot of different stores and carry a variety of products. They have a store that sells only tea. There is another that only sells old school shaving products. There is a good mix of affordable stores and high end stores like LV & Tiffany & co. It gets crazy crowded on the weekends. read more

I actually enjoy shopping here. They have stepped up their store offerings and I appreciate that! Food court could use some updating though. But never fear: Cheesecake Factory and California Pizza Kitchen are close by! read more

Pretty nice place to have lunch or shop a lil! :) Mark CPT bestpapersonaltrainercom read more

I love it here; when I shop and have the opportunity to work at a different office. It's clean. the guards don't take shit and will get rid of fools, awesome variety in the food court. Feeds my expensive taste. I feel safe here . Thank you for existing , Simon malls! read more

This is a very nice mall. I love that they keep bringing in new and unique stores. However, with as high end that this mall is trying to be they could stand to make some improvements. The bathrooms could use a renovation and a good scrubbing. While the appearance was clean, it smelled musty and dirty. The parking lots and roads up to and around the mall could be repaved. The mall elevator looked as the the carpet hadn't been replaced since the mall first opened. While some of these upgrades can be pricey, if you want the illusion of a upscale mall you might want to pay attention to the amenities too. read more

I just received my order and the shirt was perfect and couldn't of gotten it better if I tried it on at the store! This was a Christmas gift and I was a little reluctant to order something without trying it on first. But like I said it was a perfect fit and you can bet I will be doing more shopping there! read more

Best mall around Too bad they keep shifting stores around Clean and upscale Fghhjnnmmmm read more

Great mall. Best mall in town. Lots of good stores and really convenient in and out. If there was great food nearby this place would be a slam dunk. read more

I find it funny people are reviewing this mall and saying 1) they can't afford things in it and 2) they didn't like clothes or items they saw in specific stores. Instead, I am going to review it based on what I find important in a mall which is: variety, cleanliness, food options, and ease of navigation. While high end stores such as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Co, Nordstrom and Burberry (and more) are here, there are plenty of other options like Express, J. Crew, Victoria's Secret and lots of specialty stores like LL Bean, Godiva, Brookstone and Teavana. I loved when Cheesecake Factory opened, even though the wait for dinner is usually absurdly long. There's a Five Guys in the food court now, as well as a Chik-fil-A... two of my favorites! The mall is extremely clean and beautiful and it is fairly easy to find the store you want. There are two wings with a central food court area that overlooks the lower level. They keep it modern looking and classy, which is a nice change from the run-down 80s look of most malls I've been to. Overall, this is a great mall. I actually enjoy going there to walk around, even if I'm not buying anything! Something that irks me: those of the reviewers saying they don't like "uppity" people... are they uppity because they are shopping in Louis Vuitton or Nordstrom? As someone who shops at both of those stores, as well as stores like JC Penney, Sears and hell.. even the dollar store, get over yourselves. People like what they like, including you. If they can afford designer things, don't hold it against them. One last tip/ending on a happy note... check out the Nordstrom Cafe... their food is so good! Nice little treat that is tucked away on the top floor of the store! The Nicoise Salad is one of my favorite dishes. read more

Went to get food at Philly Cheesesteak in the food court and they completely refused to accept the cash I gave them. I ordered my food and they refused to accept my payment. I will never be going to get food their again by the way I was treated. They should have had a sign somewhere that they did not accept a certain number bill. I am disgusted and cannot believe they refused service because of my cash payment. read more

As far as malls go (if I must go), Ross Park Mall is it. When I was in high school, it was totally and awesomely the place to be...mainly to walk around and not buy anything as teens do. Now, it's the go-to for higher-end retail. Nordstrom, Kate Spade, Johnston & Murphy, Burberry? Yes. Even the Macy's has better brands here than at it's other Pgh locations. There's also J.Crew, Madewell, Ann Taylor, Michael Kors, L.L. Bean, Crate & Barrel, etc. But here's where the mall lacks: - They've severely limited bus service to stopping nearly a mile away. The North Hills Shopper was a great, and easy to take, bus line. Now before you blame Port Authority (an easy target), word is that the mall refused the bus service that used to take you to the mall doors because the buses were allegedly damaging the blacktop. Guess what, Ross Park Mall? News flash: There are some Tory Burch aficionados who use mass transit. There are elderly people who can't drive. There are teens without licenses but with pocket money. Etc. Fail. - Not enough mall directories! Seriously. I went to where a store used to be only to find out that it moved. I managed to walk halfway across the mall without a directory in sight. I tried to pull up the mobile map on my phone, but it's terrible too. read more

Ross Park Mall has been the destination mall in the Pittsburgh area since I moved here over five years ago, and I've enjoyed seeing more and more fantastic and unique specialty retailers open here over the years. The mall currently is home to a lot of retailers from high-end including Burberry, Louis Vuitton, and Kate Spade to teen retailers XXI Forever, H&M, and American Eagle and to my personal favorites Nordstrom, Loft, Francesca's, and Crate & Barrel. I personally enjoy online shopping, but when I need to see and feel what I'm going to purchase before buying it, Ross Park is my go-to mall. read more

Ross Park Mall is a great mall. I've seen it evolve into the mall it is now. It is now an upscale mall that has many options to choose from. You can go to Nordstrom or Macy's, hang out at Starbucks, or just window shop. You have your normal walkers in the mall during the morning to the afternoon hours, then you will get your working crowd strolling in after 6pm. During school breaks, you'll see the kids (as well as college students) at this mall more. The mall is quite expensive now, but it's still the best mall in the North Pittsburgh area enjoy! read more

I love this mall! It has all the stores one could possibly imagine and the play area is great. The Apple Store, ll bean and American girl store are among my favorites here. Even if you don't want to spend a lot, you can walk around and just window shop for exercise. read more

Ross Park Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

oh em gee, like, the best mall in the area! Ross Park Mall has the best overall variety of higher end, and middle/lower end (chain) stores in the 'burghlands. Banana Republic, JCrew, Nordstroms to the Gap, H&M and Macy's. And a really nice food court. Ross Park also has some specialty joints that you don't get as easily in Pittsburgh, namely, for your humble narrator's needs, the LL Bean store and Lucky Jeans. It's close enough to the city that a trip isn't an encumbrance but just far away enough that I don't go so often that I bust my budget. read more

I'm not impressed with malls. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. This is supposedly the higher end mall...with Coach and Burberry. Sorry...I'm not into materialistic things...so all these are a waste for me. The only plus to this mall...it's large and good for walking around. I remember a couple of years ago there was an incident...it was freezing outside so I had my hoodie on. I'm walking around, still covered up. Then I was approached by security, telling me I had to take the hood off. Since when? Maybe I missed the memo.I wasn't polite in any way or fashion...and got kicked out. All for wearing a hoodie. Figures...but I've dealt with worse in Pittsburgh and North Hills. read more