This was once a produce terminal (I fondly remember those days) now converted to a modernized market 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. read more

They have done such a phenomenal job rehabbing that building. It sat there for so long and disrepair 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. read more

Lots of shops and restaurants in a row. It was a lot of chains but the area around it had a lot of small shops and other restaurants. read more

The Strip District Terminal - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Every day I find something new to like in this city that became my accidental home. The Terminal is right down the street from where I work, and one day I went to grab lunch at Chipotle, not realizing what I was about to walk into. The building itself is pretty unassuming. Utalitarian like most Pittsburgh buildings. But the Terminal houses such an eclectic collection of places that it's almost absurd. Back to back you can find wine, ice cream, books (SUPPORT YOUR INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLERS!), VR game rooms, a facial salon (giggity), an Asian food hall, independent beer brewers... There's literally a little of everything. The Terminal is the sort of place where you intend to go for one thing and spend the rest of the hour wandering looking at cool stuff. If you have an afternoon to kill, it's definitely worth a look. read more

Located in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh, this outdoor strip mall features a variety of local eateries, coffee shops, and other vendors. It has a nostalgic feel, as if it was once a terminal station that transformed into a shopping centre. Strolling the plaza on both sides allows you to easily see the mall and its surrounding shops. Parking is available, but it's paid. If you venture further, especially on weekends, you'll find free parking on the side of the road. read more

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Nice mixture of both local businesses and some chain restaurants. No cars atmosphere great for walking. Especially like the Italian market. read more

An amazing variety of things to do and places to dine! Miniature golfing, VR arcade, bookshop, food hall, brewing company, coffee shop, plant shop... they have it all! It's a very popular little area and usually crowded, but it is always still a good time! read more

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I like the vibe of The Terminal. There are a number of places that capture many varied interests. I like the Novo Food Hall, a place to sample Asian foods from various vendors. I have to say that nearly every time I've visited, one or more of the food concessions were closed for some reason. What I have tried has been very good there, and I like that so many choices are available. I haven't tried the ramen yet, but that is my next adventure there. I got a great sub from Primo Hoagies, and the service was far better than I expected. My order came out fast and fresh, and the prices were pretty good. I will go back just to get food there again. I spent some time at Posman Books, and I was impressed with their selections and varied products. Along with books, I found some custom greeting cards and a selection of interesting gift items. The choices had local flavor, with magnets and stickers, and there were more specialty items, like mugs and cold drink cups. The State Store, which is now referred to as Fine Wine and Good Spirits, is well stocked and easy shopping. There are a lot of different choices there and there are many items on sale. The aisles are well labeled, allowing for easy shopping. I loved Playa Bowls, and I've tried their bowls and smoothies. Both were fresh and vibrant. It is a nice change of pace from typical fast foods. I have to admit that I wasn't as impressed with Shake Shack, but I've only tried one thing there. I did have a bit of an issue there, but my situation was addressed fairly quickly and to my satisfaction. I would give them a second chance. Overall, I've enjoyed every visit I've made to The Terminal so far. I'll return again to check out some of the places I haven't checked out. Every visit so far has been an adventure. read more

The Strip District Terminal is a new building that as of September 2022 contains about a dozen businesses and expects several more businesses to open soon. Current businesses include City Grows (an organic garden and gift shop), Envy Premier Nail Spa, Fine Wine & Good Spirits, Odd Fellows Ice Cream Co., OnPar Now (female-focused golf instruction), Pip & Lola's Soaps & Sundries, Posman Books, [solidcore] (fitness classes), StretchLab (stretching sessions), Walk Run Lift Studio (full-body workouts), and the McCaffery management office. Business that will soon open include Asian Cuisine Food Hall, Aslin Beer Co., Chipotle, City Winery, Hieber's Pharmacy, Mayweather Boxing + Fitness, Puttshack (mini golf), and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (a planning group for multiple counties). Several storefronts remain vacant, and I hope that they are filled soon by tenants. I feel very excited to see the revitalization of the Strip District area. read more

The Strip District Terminal - Front entrance - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We went to the Terminal to check out the Market. Not only did we enjoy the vendors but also the new retail locations and the whole vibe on a Saturday was one not to miss. So if you are looking for some special juice, special dumplings, a little golf or handmade soaps and lotions come on down to the Terminal next weekend. read more

The Strip District Terminal - Dumplings with a twist! - Shopping Centers Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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What architectural wizard designed the layout for this building. They should have checked out Quincy Market in Boston & the Market in Charleston before they pulled the trigger on that floor plan, there's absolutely nothing unique about it, they brought in nothing but franchised merchants, this place could have been so much cooler if they'd have put the hall down the middle & had the vendors on each side, unique vendors like Reading Market has. Oh well, nothing you can do now, it is what it is, very dissappointing. read more

Actually looking for a bathroom and thought we would see something of interest in the terminal. This is the Pennsylvania railroad production and sales building that was here for decades with murals and colorful places to sit. It looks like they are trying to rent retail spaces. There was a beautiful plant shop, golf shop and a nail salon. Perhaps the next time we come to Pittsburgh this will be a happening. read more

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In my last review of the Strip District Terminal, which was written in August of last year (2021), I gave this place three stars, and said there was a lot of potential here, and in the fourteen+ months since, some of that potential has been realized, so I am adding one more star in this updated review. While there are still some empty storefronts here, some of them have been filled, or are in the process of becoming filled. Most notably, Pip & Lola's has indeed opened (as I foretold in my previous review (and is locally owned by a couple that live here in Pittsburgh)), along with Posman Books (and Odd Fellows Ice Cream, which shares the same space). A sandwich shop (Primo Hoagies) has also opened, and a Chipotle Mexican Grill is just days away from opening. It also appears that a boxing gym is coming. as well as a pharmacy, a brewery, a winery, and possibly a few other places that I missed are now open or in the process of opening. It is definitely more of a destination now than it was a year ago . . . Cheers! read more

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After The Terminal opened, I visited. I was hoping for a lot more, honestly. What was once a historic and authentic Pittsburgh spot has become cheesy fake Pittsburgh culture--exploitive and "trying too hard." Everything is overpriced. Not all, but many businesses are chains and even out-of-state people looking to make a buck. Let's be honest, not many can afford to rent a spot like that... I was hoping to support more small local businesses (like White Whale Bookstore, who I heard was moving in there back in the development stages). But many promises were broken, it seems. I won't be visiting again... not until there are more locally owned businesses there and it's more affordable for Pittsburghers. Phony Pittsburgh culture is taking over and ruining things. Who wants another strip mall? For the small business owners that have managed to rent space there, I wish you luck. You deserve better and I hope they treat you right. read more

I am so excited about the Terminal building! They have been hosting lots of cool events this summer while they are waiting to fill the retail space with tenants. The steps are painted and there are cute chairs and benches in the shape of lips. It is all lit up at night time and will be a really cool spot! Right now there are only a few tenants, including City Grows plant shop, OnPar (golf lessons), and Wines & Spirits. I haven't gone into any of the shops yet, but I am looking forward to seeing what they put in. It's nice that there are so many parking spots on both sides of the terminal. I think they expect people to back into the spots based on the direction they are facing...and I think that could be an issue with Strip District traffic on the weekends. Otherwise I think the Terminal is a great idea and will bring so many more people to the Strip District. I want to check out their Farmer's Market that takes place monthly. I went to an event at the Terminal for Women Who Rock, and they had it set up really nicely! There were vendors, a food truck, and great live music. I hope they do more of these types of free outdoor events! read more

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Such a fun little strip of shops. I love the book store and the plant store. Super cute and lots of fun options.

went to puttshack it was a good time good vibes. Wasn't to busy and the workers were friendly. I'd definitely recommend to a younger crowd over 21 tho looking to have a good time before going out for the night. read more