Uniontown Mall is a mostly dead rural mall located in Uniontown, PA. This mall feels larger than it…read moreactually is. JCPenney is the only open anchor with mall access, while MAC.BID is external entrance only. Two other anchors had construction work going on in them at the time of my visit, but I cannot find details what they will be used for. Several parts of the ring road are in poor condition, but for the most part the parking lot is in fair condition. The interior store count of the mall is low with a handful of stores remaining. Go Gamer ended up being a useful stop, and there is still an arcade. Why do people visit this mall? The interior has a unique style and is painted an aqua/teel color that makes it stand out. It was worth stopping by to see even with the mall basically having no air conditioning and a few roof leaks. Unfortunately, Uniontown Mall is no longer useful as a shopping option. How long will the mall last in this condition? Unknown, but it was worth the drive to visit.

It's rundown and the roof leaks. There are many open store areas, and many of tyhe ones there are…read morejust junk sales. The owners should be ashamed.

I finally made it here for the first time today. The prices are excellent. I even met the owner…read morebecause he checked us out. They have family size cereals, big packages of pork chops and chicken and lots of other things. It is a bit of a drive for me. But I think that it is worth it.

From the owner: Grocery Outlet is the nation's largest extreme value grocery store, where you can save 40%-70% on…read morebrand-name products compared to conventional grocers! From pantry essentials to fresh produce, organic items, and seasonal finds, there's something new to discover every trip.

I enjoy shopping here because you can find cute fashionable clothes for super cheap. The Homegoods…read moresection has a nice selection too.

Uniontown is but one of a dozen or more Gabriel Brothers (Gabes to us fans) strewn across Ohio, Pa,…read moreWV , MD, Virginia and a couple other mid-Atlantic states. By far the 'best of distressed' brand name discounters. They are often compared to Marshalls, but dedicated Gabe fans know better. Marshalls sucks, price wise, selection wise, quality wise. Some Gabe locations I've visited: in WV: Charleston, Morgantown, Beckley, in VA: Winchester, in MD: Bel Air and the Uniontown, PA. All are great, some are just greater. And as an added attraction the one in Beckley has a separate 'tent sale' store for super discounted items. Gabes and Big Lots give me the only shopping rushes I need.

Back in Pennsylvania came here and order 12 shots espresso and 15 pump white mocha and order…read morecaramel crunch frap it was made just rite and no need for any adjustments whoever made this 2 drinks and the customer service is friendly and nice. But, their price is different from the bucks outside of target.

Several disappointing issues regarding customer service, friendly wasn't a word I would use, or…read moregreat customer service. Cleanliness was however good. I'll upload receipt since my device is hacked and I cannot add the amount up to come to conclusion of total. Definitely didn't receive all items paid for, I had put back about a dozen items.... Definitely learned not to shop on a empty stomach ha. Well would postage picture if it was available on my device I'm using.

I have to say I absolutely love this store. If you haven't been there it surely is a must see. Dave…read moreand Kelly are so personable. Such a friendly atmosphere. They take care of their customers and go above and beyond. Thank you for your service.

Have lots of checkout stations not opened. Lots of self checkout, only 1 side of store opened;…read moreWalmart does this often!

Prices are low for some things, but really not too many things at all. I love some products from…read morehere, but really not a lot. I can count on my fingers the items I would actually buy from Walmart lol. Frankly, I've noticed that Walmart's prices have actually gone up, and I'm talking WAY up! I think Shop 'n Save is becoming cheaper than Walmart at this point! Walmart is definitely not my first choice for fresh produce either. One time I even saw an employee doing a delivery/pickup shop, and he dropped an apple. HE PICKED THAT APPLE RIGHT BACK UP AND PUT IT IN THE BAG ANYWAY!!! If I dropped an apple, I would give my customer a new one instead of the one I dropped. I do like the tomatoes though. I also like the bakery. The bakery is pretty good, but definitely not my first choice for a birthday cake. I also like the $1 daily fresh made bread from the bakery. That's some good bread. Watch out for the huge holes from air bubbles though. The great value canned tuna is also good. I also like the potato salad and some of the other food they make in store, or just whatever they have in market side. Rotisserie chicken is better at Giant Eagle and Shop 'n Save though. The rotisserie chicken is good here, but you gotta watch because sometimes that chicken will be burnt and dry as hell. Walmart is decent enough for maybe half your groceries, definitely not all of them. Literally every time I come here I leave with less items and less money, if not more items and even less money than at other grocery stores I shop at. I leave with more items and more money at the others. I only shop here now if I have no other choice for food, and ultimately I'll only come here for a certain item if I know the price of it is the cheapest out of all the other stores, or if I simply can't get it anywhere else. The employees aren't that bad though. They'll help you the best they can, when you're there in person. Except for one of the greeters. This greeter has long dark hair and wears glasses. In her 50s or 60s. She is incredibly rude and insufferable. One time we also had this pain in the ass trainee who looked like a dollar store Billie Eilish that once tried to accuse us of stealing, but her manager saw how upset she made us so she told her to go take a break lol. But they keep hiring people now who can't speak English. Calling up here is hit or miss too. I can count on my fingers how many times they've picked up the phone each time I've called. Most of the time they don't answer the phone. I understand that sometimes they can get really busy but can at least one person be there to pick up the phone? Loud crying kids every time you come here too, tbh I actually have not heard that in other stores. I know some of the parents try to control the crying too but others won't care to try either. I might've heard the crying a couple times in Shop 'n Save but definitely not as many times as in Walmart. I hear kids crying every single time I come to Walmart. There's also this crazy old lady who sits by the grocery entrance nearly every single day until like 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon bothering everybody, as if she's friends with everybody like she's some big shot here. She acts like she's one of the greeters. She has gray hair in what looks like a bowl cut, wears glasses and walks on a 4 legged cane. They do nothing about her even though they should. She honestly should not be allowed inside the store unless she's going to shop, because she is annoying. She and several old men are always sitting on the benches all day long until they finally get on their bus and go home, leaving other customers no place to sit inside as they wait for their own rides. They'll all sit there for hours on end until late afternoon talking. Yes, they're not bothering or hurting anybody except for the lady who bothers everyone, but if they're done shopping or haven't shopped at all they have no reason to sit there and keep on sitting there. I always do my best to avoid that woman, so I don't have to talk to her. Other reviewers are also right about the employees who block the aisles when they're shopping for deliveries or pickup. If you have to shop here, do it. But be cautious of some people here, and don't spend all your money here. Mostly not worth it.

Go Gamer is a multipurpose shop located in the Uniontown Mall, use the mall entrance closest to the…read moreformer Sears. They now occupy two storefronts, with each having different merchandise. The original store has a nice selection of video games and Pop Vinyl's; among all the items they offer. Staff were cool to chat with and very down to earth. The new second storefront located next door offers a different experience. This is being setup as a card gaming space with tables and video gaming space with TVs. They have a stock of figurines and comic books, and it was worth stopping in to browse. Go Gamer also has a space in the Laurel Mall/Plaza Flea Market that's open a limited number of days per week. Overall, Go Gamer is a quality shop that runs below the radar in some ways that's very much worth a stop.