It has lot of stores and it is busy daily like no joke! I…read morewould recommend checking it out!

Robinson Town Centre is a nice-looking strip mall that has dozens of businesses and plenty of…read moreparking. Currently, stores include Bath and Body Works, Chico's Off the Rack, Dollar Tree, DSW, Famous Footwear, Frank's Shoes, Guitar Center, HomeGoods, IKEA, Kirkland's, Marshall's, Maurice's, Petland, Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, Sally Beauty Supply, TJMaxx, Wine and Spirits, World of Rugs, and others. Restaurants include chains such as Panda Express and local ones such as Bubble Fish, DeLuca's Diner, Hastina Royal Indian, and Ichiban Japanese. Other businesses provide services for mailing, financial services, insurance, real estate, tutoring, nails, brows and lashes, tanning, dentures, and more. I have shopped at this mall off and on for many years. During my most recent visit, I saw that most storefronts were occupied rather than vacant. I cannot do all of my shopping for clothing, shoes, pet supplies, home goods, and groceries, but I am able to buy some things here.

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.

This was once a produce terminal (I fondly remember those days) now converted to a modernized…read moremarket that houses retail shops like City Grows second location (locally owned urban garden/plant shop), Sephora, and others. Shake Shack is also located here. Novo Asian Food Hall is also part of The Terminal as is City Winery. There are also fitness studios, a bookstore, jeweler, and more. Aslin Beer Co. is also at The Terminal. Lots of new places being added. Some of us were resistant to these changes but it seems yinzers and tourists alike are finding love or at least likability for this relatively new space.

There are only a few restaurants left here. Most are overpriced. The pay lot is expensive and many…read moreof the parking ticket machines don't work. The good news is that it's clean and has some nice views of the city.

We came here after our ride on the Gateway Clipper and I expected a busier Saturday evening during…read morethe Pirates game. We parked here and walked around to find dinner after our sight seeing. I like how central the location was to all the things we came to do. The fountains dancing to the music was fun and I'm glad the security guard pointed it out to us or I would have never known they were there. We had a lot of fun and enjoyed the free water show!

The Streets of Cranberry is a strip mall that looks more upscale than most other strip malls…read more Current restaurants include First Watch, Houlihan's, Aladdin's, Firehouse Subs, Condado Tacos, Clean Eatz, and Maxine's Coffee. Customers may purchase foods also from Omaha Steaks and Honey Baked Ham. Current clothing stores include Old Navy, Soma, Chico's, White House Black Market, Talbot's, Jos A. Bank, Steel City, and Rally House. I do not shop at these clothing stores, but they seem to be popular with other customers. This mall also contains several local home-improvement businesses that can be useful to homeowners (e.g., handyman, heating and cooling, Bath Fitter, appliance repair, cabinets, and grout repair). A few businesses offer recreational activities for physical fitness, including a swim school, trampoline park, and indoor cycling. Many other businesses include a Verizon, salon and spa, UPS, jewelry store, candle store, etcetera. This mall does not have a large grocery store, but other nearby malls do.

Streets of Cranberry is a shopping plaza off Rt 19 in Cranberry. Houlihans restaurant can be seen…read morefrom the highway, other food choices there include Firehouse Subs, Alladin's Eatery & First Watch. They have retail stores such as J Jill, Old Navy, Anne Taylor Loft, Talbots, Sheila's Home, Chico's, Hallmark and several more. There is plenty of lot parking & sidewalks joining all stores. They recently refurbished their patio area and put in a fire pit and outdoor stage for live music. August 28-30 they had several outdoor family friendly events. They had some special activities for kids during the morning & early afternoon. They had a few food trucks. From 4-5pm Max Schang's Trio of Blues played on the stage. Seating was socially distanced & patrons were asked to wear masks. Public restrooms available with extra hand sanitizer stations. Worth stopping in to shop & dine if you're in the area.

Mt Nebo Pointe is an outdoor shopping center that currently includes businesses such as Target,…read moreDollar Tree, Sam's Club, Sport Clips Haircuts, Verizon, Anytime Fitness, Sherwin-Williams, Anthropologie Home Outlet, Davita Kidney Care, and some others. On a Saturday afternoon, I found plenty of parking spaces in the parking lots. I shop at only a few of the stores, so the selection of stores could fit my taste better. Nonetheless, I stopped in a few stores, and I bought merchandise in Target and Dollar Tree. This shopping center will not be where I regularly shop, but I was able to stock up on some useful household items.

Located just off Route 279 north of Pittsburgh at the Camp Horne Road interchange, Mt Nebo Pointe…read moreoffers convenience and variety! With favorite retailers Target, Pat Catan's and Sam's Club plus a wide range of specialty shops, you'll find exactly what you're looking for..

A once upon a time mall, it was a waste of time. Where do I start ? The building is aged, dingy…read more more closed stores than open & most of the stores there have little to nothing to offer. No food court. Try to find a bathroom nearby good luck on that one. Sad, but looks like too many malls today.

Not that bad of a mall, they are actually added newish stores. Which to me, means new life has…read morebeen brought to the mall. Each mall was hit hard during the recession, it doesn't matter where that mall is located. The reason I cannot give this mall any higher than three stars is because of its layout. It's large. And spread out, and dated. A little update is definitely needed. And maybe add more restrooms. Looking for one while in here ended with us going into Sears I think, just to use their bathroom. All the way at the other end of the mall from where we parked. For a Sunday, when we stopped, this mall was kind of dead too. But no one really shops on a Sunday much. Maybe once all those stores under construction open, that'll draw people in.

Love the shops, HATE the parking. There are a great variety…read moreof pretty awesome shops and services packed into this plaza. For food you have Burgatory, Dee's, Moe's, Jersey Mikes, Starbucks, Millies and First Watch. There is a great nail salon, a store that sells high end crafted items and a liquor store. There are even fitness related businesses (pilates and barre). The parking, though, seems to have been designed to support a lot less traffic than what comes through the plaza. It is always a mad house and a dash to find parking spaces. And you feel like you are putting your life at risk if you try to cross the parking lot on foot. It has gotten a little better since the opened the space between McDonalds and the plaza (easier access to the traffic signals to get to 22). But it is hard to get into and out of, especially if you need to make a left.

Nice selection of stores and restaurants. Convenient location. Parking is the only downfall. Can be…read moreconfusing and not enough room for all the shops in the plaza. Overall prices are reasonable. Stores include Starbucks, First Watch, North Park Lounge, Burgatory, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, and more. Friendly service and good staff from the stores I've visited. Located along Rt 22 at the entrance of Murrysville. Nice stop when biking the Westmoreland Heritage Trail. That all said I miss the hotel and pool that used to be there, showing my age apparently? Haha ENJOY but have your head on a swivel when coming or going!

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.