They have done such a phenomenal job rehabbing that building. It sat there for so long and…read moredisrepair and I hoped they would do something. Now they have and it's a fun place to go shop, eat and drink. My favorite places in there are Novo Food Hall, Askin Brewery, Heibers, City Winery and Shake Shack. You can get something quick to eat if you lack time before an event at Shake Shack. They have great burgers. Novo is a great place to go and try out all different things from all different Asian foods from Japan, Korea and the Philippines. We've tried several different places and had lots of great dishes. If you need a drink and some good food to wash it down then Aslin is the place to go. They even have trivia nights which are lots of fun. I love going to concerts and City Winery is a fun spot to see a show because it's a small venue which has no bad seats. We have seen. Comedians and concerts there. If you pay in cash at the venue, you can avoid the fees. You can go there for a fun afternoon or a great evening with friends and family.

It is really fascinating how much this place has transformed from even just ten years ago. When I…read morefirst moved to Pittsburgh, there was basically not much there and now it is packed from end to end with a huge variety of businesses. There is a huge parking lot (paid) behind the entire building and there are metered spaces in the front. They often host events like outdoor fitness classes, farmers markets and car shows. It really is amazing that you could mini golf, get a facial, drink wine or beer, eat delicious food, shop for books or grab a coffee all within a small area. There are several cut through areas which make it more manageable to get to your desired location from the parking lot. The biggest downside to me is that I wish there were more local businesses. While there is nothing wrong with chains, the Strip is such an important part of Pittsburgh's history that I wish it contained more independent businesses and restaurants and less chains.

I think that Squirrel Hill is one of the best neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh. It contains…read moremostly residential homes but also parts of Schenley Park, Frick Park, Carnegie Mellon University, many retail stores, and many delicious restaurants. For many years my husband and I have visited Squirrel Hill, mostly to shop and dine. We always park our vehicle in a garage. We recommend putting a bit more money into the parking meter than you expect to need, because we have seen a police officer writing many parking tickets for vehicles in that garage. Most recently, my husband and I did a self-designed food tour in several restaurants on Murray Avenue and Forbes Avenue. We ate at T-Swirl Crepe, Waffallonia, Amazing Dumplings, Commonplace Coffee, and Hidden Harbor. We also shopped in Panda Supermarket, Chocolate Moose, and Ebisu and spent time in the Carnegie Library. Previously we enjoyed eating at Kiin Lao & Thai Eatery, Ramen Bar, Kyo Matcha, Mango Mango, etcetera. We always appreciate how the business district has a diverse population and international cuisine, is very walkable, and feels safe.

A quaint neighborhood in the suburb of Pittsburgh. I came here to host a foodie meetup event with…read moremy coworkers. Why Squirrel Hill? It's because my theme is a progressive dinner style around Asian restaurants. I saw a lot of storefronts on Forbes that were covered with coming soon building wraps. They were all Asian restaurants. That's a good sign. For sure, it's a progress with economic prosperity in this neighborhood. I stayed at an Airbnb with walking distance to the center of the attention. My only gripe was that not many restaurants open on Sunday morning. But I enjoyed my morning stroll alone to witness the fall colors. That's a bonus on this trip. I could never see this sight in Houston Texas, where I'm from.

Just need to tell you about some amazing people that run this place. Had an issue with our…read morehandicap van having an issue and we were unable to get our adult special needs child in it or home. Happened to be near Tinzers and after being locked out in the heat for almost an hour, my son was struggling. We went into Yinzers for some relief while we pondered what we could do, and these folks were absolutely great people. They let us hang out til we got things partially figured out, offered us cold drinks, and anything else we could have needed. Then they even let us store our sons wheelchair there over night until we could Come get it the next day. Al, and Team Thank you sincerely for your hospitality, generosity, and kindness in what was a very stressful situation for us just figuring out the logistics of how to get our boy home etc. we will not forget this! And the Steeler doggy shirt we got the next day is killer and can't wait for kick off!

Shopping spree to get to know my neighboring merchants so I know how to recommend to my own…read morecustomers at a local store I work at in the Strip. On this trip, I visit this store snd peruse the wide variety of Steeler clothing and items. Jack is my salesperson and very welcoming and helpful. I admire a colorful Steelers baseball type cap and he let's me know there is a woman's version. Perfect! It is moldable and fits great. Im happy with my purchase!

This place is super cute! I stumbled on it randomly while trying to escape the summer heat. I found…read morea really cute dress at a decent price. I love that they have really vintage pieces from sweaters to dresses that you don't see everywhere. They have a good collection of vintage jewelry and accessories too. The staff is super helpful and nice. It's pretty big too with two stores next to each other.

Bought a 40's style cashmere coat there years ago and wore it until the sleeves started to shred…read more It was a wonderful light weight coat. This is a fun, quirky little store. You never know what you might find.

Stopped in today while in the city for business. The shop isn't very big but it organized and…read morepriced fair. I bought a Curry jersey, my family said leave it to me to find his jersey while in Pittsburgh! I also found a cute Zara cap sleeve top. There was a couple shopping the same time I was. It's worth checking this place out. There are a few other thrift stores within walking distance so that was good since taking a Lyft from the hotel was $15 each way.

Eclectic is a good word to use to describe this thrift store in the Bloomfield neighborhood. The…read moreselection of vintage clothing, shoes, accessories, and costumes were very interesting. They surely deliver and one of a kind shopping experience, here. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and greeted us when we walked in. I thought the prices on most of the clothing were fair. They had a good sized selection for both men and women.

First off, I can't believe that I failed to do a review as much as I shop here. I'm a legend and…read morethat's a pretty big deal at this shop! Let's start off with what I don't like...umm I can't think of one thing that I don't like but I have a million reasons otherwise. The quality....the clothing is built to last. I've had t-shirts that are at least 5 years old and they look practically new after many washes. No fading at all. I have totes, crossbody bags, socks, keychains, candles...and various other clothing items. No complaints whatsoever. The store is beautiful, rustic, nostalgic and pays homage to the area where the store is situated. I miss the downtown location but the store in the Strip serves us well. If you have yet to visit you're definitely in for a treat!

We were walking around the Strip District Terminal yesterday and visited the new Steel City…read moreClothing Company. I had heard this shop moved here into the Terminal, but I was not familiar with the brand. It's a nice little shop with cool decor. It is designed to look retro. They even have an old classic Triumph motorcycle on display. What caught our eye was a shirt displayed on an outside rack with a crying pirate on it that said . . . "Actually There's A Lot of Crying in Baseball," which is very apropos to our local Major League team here in Pittsburgh. The shirt was $36. We bought one for a Father's Day gift. I was surprised to learn that the return policy on shirts is one year . . . ONE YEAR!! That's kinda crazy, but apparently they are supposedly good quality, and made in the U.S.A. In addition to shirts, they also had other clothing too, such as hats, shorts, socks, n'at, and they even had stickers for sale . . . Cheers! P.S. One negative thing was that they don't give out paper receipts. You can have it e-mailed or sent by text. I opted for an e-mail, but it never actually arrived (meh)!!!

I bought thinking I could get a refund, but turns out they only give store credit. So if I don't…read morelike the next item, I'm stuck again? On top of that, I had to pay for the return shipping label. It just doesn't feel fair. Honestly, I probably wouldn't order again because of this return policy.

Limited quantities and everything are generally for petite people/small sizes. Large/X-large is not…read morewidely available from this retailer and it is expensive. I had a credit that I wanted to use for months, but the inventory has been very limiting. Just bought an overly priced sweater just to use the credit.

Waterworks Mall is a fairly nice-looking shopping center or strip mall that contains a few dozen…read morebusinesses, including those for groceries, restaurants, movies, healthcare, clothing, home goods, books, pet supplies, banking, etcetera. This mall is not my go-to, but I do like to stop here occasionally. During my recent visit, I shopped at some of the stores. The stores had a decent selection of merchandise, and I found some items to purchase. The parking lot had a sufficient number of spaces for vehicles and seemed to be safe.

Is it a Mall? Not really. It's more of a big long plaza. One end has a Taco Bell and a Giant…read moreEagle Market District store and the other end has a Mad Mex Mexican restaurant. There's a bunch of other restaurants as well, coffee shops, miscellaneous retailers and a Walmart (not a Supercenter). You could easily spend a few hours here and do some damage to your wallet. It's always been spread out enough where there always seems to be plenty of parking (holiday shopping may be different). It may even be on the bus line from the city. If you're looking for a traditional indoor mall, Pittsburgh Mills isn't far up Rt. 28, but like many malls, it's seen better days.