Stopped here with some friends after visiting a near by bar. Based on the name, I was expecting a…read morecurated vintage type of store. Instead I found a typical boutique with new clothes, jewelry, and accessories. Typical boutique prices (aka kind of overpriced for quality of the product). No one spoke to us! An associate was checking a customer out when we came in, but didn't even say hello, i'll be with you in a moment, nothing. Not good customer service if you ask me. Biggest size clothing seemed to be a large. I did like the wallpaper though lol.

This is such a cute boutique! They have a great selection of items including jewelry, purses and…read moreeven bralettes. I got the cutest denim jacket with flowers all over it today and I tried it on in the store and it fit perfectly. I will be perfectly honest I was just eating brunch across the street and noticed they had a received a bogus yelp review while looking for places to shop and as a store owner myself didn't think the review seemed fair so I came in to check it out for myself and have only wonderful things to say about the clothes, selection, and service from the two wonderful ladies working there. I will definitely be back!

This place has everything you were looking for if you are a Pittsburgh fan of any team in…read morePittsburgh. It's really close to the Steeler stadium which is awesome you go in you have all your Steeler stuff you have Panthers penguins, pirates everything to look for or ever need. Good spot for sure. Check it out.

Rally House is a chain that sells merchandise for sports teams (e.g., shirts, hats, mugs, flags,…read moreand gloves), and it has stores across the U.S. This particular store is located on the North Shore of Pittsburgh. My father-in-law wanted a particular Steelers jersey. This jersey was sold out at competing businesses, but this Rally House had it in stock for the usual price. I ordered the jersey through their website, and a store employee soon shipped it through USPS Ground Advantage. The next day, the USPS delivered the package to me. The store employee had packed the correct product and the correct size. My father-in-law enjoys this jersey very much. I feel thankful that this store sold it to me. Please note that I have not visited this store in-person recently, so I do not know how the employees communicate.

Vast selection of fan gear! They even have Christmas stuff and various holiday decor. Service was…read moregreat. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Prices are pretty standard.

They have a wide variety of fan gear, and the staff was very friendly. If there is an event, know…read morethat someone will need to drop you off and drive around or you will need to park a ways away. The value is pretty good for a fan store. The prices aren't as bad as I thought they would be. Overall, I was happy with what I got and definitely could have gotten just about anything with the Steelers logo.

Awesome store I've known Eric for over 20 years. Very nice service and very knowledgeable. He's…read moredefinitely a professional at his business. Anyone collecting comics or gaming supplies I recommend this place. If you're ever in downtown Pittsburgh stop by and say hi and say JK sent you.

Note: CASH ONLY! For now, anyway…read more The Bill & Walts Downtown store of yesteryear was certainly superior to this incarnation. Granted they apparently haven't been open long and have some definite bugs that need to be smoked out if they want to rival Eide's, New Dimension Comics, or Phantom of the Attic. The old B&W store never topped Eide's Entertainment in terms of comics, but they at least had a respectable, if not vast inventory, not to mention model rockets, trains, and related items on the ground floor (comics and games were in the basement). This latest version of the long-running shop is merely two unkempt, poorly lit rooms featuring nothing but comics and gaming merchandise. Their comics selection is limited to new releases and older issues that go back no further in time than the 1980's. Also, the back issues I did see were packed way too tightly into the dirty, worn longboxes, had no backing boards in them, were in dusty, moldy polybags, and were low-grade condition-wise. None of the issues I saw were high-demand or premium either. Nor were they graded. New comics and recent back issues were stacked in baskets that lined the walls, meaning you had to awkardly lift them out one-by-one to see which issues were underneath the ones you didn't want. One plus about the new B&W is that they run specials on recent back issues that can get you 50 comics for $30 in a bagged set. New Dimension does this, and I wish Eide's and Phantom's would follow suit. Unfortunately, you can't open the bags to see all the issues that are in the sets, and there's nothing telling you what all you're getting (ND will list what's in each set on the pricetag). I'm hoping B&W improves since we could always use another comics shop in Pittsburgh, particularly Downtown, but based on my experience, I have a feeling they aren't long for this city. When the gentleman minding the store was too busy phoning a friend to answer a question I had, it left me with little desire to return. P.S. Kay found a bushel of Hellraiser comics that she wanted to purchase at a bargain of a price, but being that B&W only accepts cash, she had to put them down and buy them elsewhere (Eide's!). Way to lose out on some commerce, guys.

Excellent chill coffee spot with great service and quality. I need 85 characters to describe this,…read morebut I think I got my point across. It's a solid cup -o- coffee.

Annex is a coffeeshop I could fall in love with if I lived on the North Side. This place sells way…read moremore than coffee - chocolates, shortbread, tea, candles, apparel etc. Interior is modern yet warm and inviting (love the motorcycle / racing motif). I only stopped in to get a cappuccino with vanilla flavoring. Flavor and texture were sweet, creamy, velvety, comforting. Great little place and hope you check it out next time you're in Allegheny East.

Always interesting art, best framer in town, very community oriented, make it a point of going to…read morethe shows

My company recently moved to a new location in downtown Pittsburgh. We engaged James Gallery for…read moreartwork design in our new space. The team always arrived timely with a game plan for exactly what they were there to do, which made working with them easy and enjoyable. They reviewed the artwork in our former office space to see what could be incorporated into our current space and added many new pieces. The new artwork truly captures the look and feel we wanted for our Pittsburgh office. We had an amazing experience with James Gallery and would highly recommend them!

The selection is top notch, current, wearable and high quality. The service is amazing and the…read moreitems are well worth the price. They last..

I am here for a wedding with the wifey, and realize I took my suit jacket and not the pants.. In…read moresearching for a good clothing I checked with Men's Warehouse which was a joke. Then found this place and and was delighted by the attentive service and the super selection they have in the store. I found a match to my jacket and they were able to tailor my pants on the spot. The quality was great and felt the $225 price tag was a bargin for the value. Overall, I find this establishment is worth the visit here in downtown Pittsburgh. Semper Fi.......

It isn't just an antique store. It's Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch, a classical art museum, and…read morean opulent hunters' african mansion rolled into one. The first floor is an enormous fort filled with oriental rugs, furniture, and a 12 foot taxidermy giraffe head. The second floor feels like getting lost in the fortified mansion of a foreign dictator. Artifacts is an admission-free museum where you won't learn a thing. Unfortunately, don't expect any curios. Mostly large pieces: furniture, rugs, enormous bird cages. Sometimes it may feel a bit like a Pier 1 for excessively wealthy people. Something a bit odd: On the second floor, seated at a four hundred year old dining table are life-size plush dwarfs from the Disney store with a price tag of about $1200.

cora and i from san jose, calif (silicon valley) were on business/vacay trip to look for rental…read moreproperties to buy and we were lost again.----- pittsburgh has very confusing signs/or no signs------------ slammed on breaks when we saw the word antique and went inside it was like a museaum. lots of taxidermy pieces, beautiful heavy pieces and lots of rugs, decor, not much in collectibles. some newer decor that was high end but not vintage the prices are high but the quality is excellent there are a few inexpensive pieces mixed in , but this place is huge. -------------------------------------- its in elliott, pa right off freeway 51---------------p.s. i ended up moving to PITTSBURGH CUZ CALIF IS SOOOOO EXPENSIVE and i got in here about once a month just to look around. its like a free museaum .

Easy to talk to truthful and helpful over all fast and nice experience. Would recommend.read more

Best VAPE shop with the kindest/most helpful people that I have ever seen in Pittsburghread more