West View Park Shopping Plaza is a strip mall. As of January 2024, the shopping center includes a…read moreGiant Eagle grocery store, a U.S. post office, Blueberry Pharmacy, several healthcare offices, a Dollar Tree store, hair and nail salons, a comic store, two alcohol and tobacco stores, a couple of casual restaurants, a martial-arts school, etcetera. During my visit, I thought that the buildings were in good condition and that the parking lot had many available spaces for my vehicle. I could not shop for clothing, shoes, or accessories here, but I did shop for household goods at the Dollar Tree, and my husband browsed in the comic store. Overall, this shopping center is an asset to the community of West View, but I would not recommend that out-of-town people make a trip to shop here.

If there was ever a one stop shopping plaza, this one is definitely it. It has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Food you have Chick Fil A (with a very efficient drive through system), Red Robin, Bob Evans, Chilis, Panera, Coldstone Creamery and more! For retail, there are giants like Walmart, Five Below, Ross but there are also smaller (but still chain) businesses like Lane Bryant, Game Stop, Rally House and Carters. There are several businesses that are in a "loop" in that there are blockages to getting onto the main "road" of the plaza. But, overall, the parking lots are well maintained and well marked. The one down side is that because it is so large, it can be hard to navigate. If you are looking for a specific business, GPS might take you to the vicinity and not the actual business.

Greengate Centre is a shopping center that is on the high-traffic Route 30 and includes dozens of…read morestores and restaurants. As of the time of this review, stores include Walmart, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Petco, Ross Dress for Less, Five Below, GameStop, Lane Bryant, General Nutrition Centers, Oshkosh B'gosh, Sally Beauty Supply, GameStop, Visionworks, Plato's Closet, Lane Bryant, and T-Mobile. Restaurants include Dunkin', Chick-fil-A, Red Robin, Arby's, Bob Evans, Chili's, Panera Bread, Starbucks, etcetera. I recently shopped at some of the stores. I easily found parking spaces for my vehicle near the stores, and I liked the stores' selection of merchandise. I think that this shopping center is a very good one for people who live nearby.

Ross Towne Center is a strip mall. Its stores include Dollar Tree, Bob's Discount Furniture, Ashley…read moreFurniture, Goodwill, Aldi grocery store, Joann Fabrics, Jared jewelry store, Going Going Gone (an outlet for Dick's Sporting Goods), and Plato's Closet. Its restaurants include Panera, Panda Express restaurant, Wendy's, and Denny's. The mall also has a Bank of America and a MedExpress. The mall is located on the easily accessible McKnight Road. The parking lot has lots of parking spaces. The area is safe and clean. I do not visit all of the businesses here, but I do regularly shop at the Dollar Tree, and each year I buy some furniture from Bob's and Ashley. The merchandise is an excellent value for the quality. I also drop off my donated clothes and house goods at the Goodwill.

Tri-County Plaza is a strip mall that currently contains a Giant Eagle grocery store, an Ollie's…read moreBargain Outlet, a Fine Wine & Good Spirits store, a Dollar Tree, a salon, a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation office, a Goodwill store, a Family Farm & Home store, a Hallmark store, some personal-care and health businesses, and some restaurants. Some storefronts were vacant. During my visit, the parking lot had lots of spaces for vehicles. I shopped in several of the stores and found some merchandise that I liked. This shopping center does not contain stores where I can purchase women's clothing and accessories, home decor, and pet supplies. I recommend Tri-County Plaza for local residents to stop by for something specific that they need.

McKnight-Siebert is a strip mall that is located near the intersection of the two namesake roads…read more Current stores here include Walgreens drug store, Eyetique, UPS, Divine Nails and Spa, H&R Block, T-Mobile, uBreakiFix, etcetera. Restaurants include Starbucks, Alladin's Eatery, Italian Village Pizza, Bruegger's Bagels, and Chipotle. This mall does not have the types of stores for buying groceries or clothing, but I do occasionally visit this mall to eat at a restaurant or to make a small purchase. McKnight Road has a lot of traffic, but I can fairly easily pull into and out of the parking lot for this mall. The parking lot is not large, but I have always been able to find a parking spot when I needed one. The exteriors of the buildings were renovated a couple of years ago, so they now look much nicer.

A smallish strip style shopping center. Difficult to get in and out of, but not run down and low…read morerentish.

Hampton Shoppes is a strip mall that is located along the busy Route 8. Its current tenants include…read moreMedExpress Urgent Care, Verizon, Club Pilates, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, PPG Paints, Monte Cello's Italian Restaurant, Starbucks, Golden Star (Chinese restaurant), Alliance Psychological Services, Flour Power (kids' cooking studio), Luxury Nails, Gateway Mortgage Group, etcetera. Recently, I visited this strip mall to eat at Monte Cello's restaurant. I enjoyed the food and service at the restaurant, and I thought that the mall provided an adequate number of parking spaces. I do not plan to frequently visit other businesses in this mall in the future, but this mall seems to be convenient for residents of the Hampton area.

This plaza has a little bit of everything (and then some). Despite it being large and busy, it is…read morestill fairly easy to navigate. The directional signage is great, parking lots are well marked and it is easy to get into and out of in various ways (including a traffic light). There are medical facilities (a UPMC office, Quest), restaurants (Five Guys, Acapulco Mexican, McDonalds [with the Big Mac Museum and a large play area], Target, Dollar Tree, Giant Eagle and more. If you are looking for something in the Irwin area, you are likely to find it in this plaza.

North Huntingdon Square is a strip mall. Its current stores include Giant Eagle, Target, Kohl's,…read moreDollar Tree, Pet Supplies Plus, Don's Appliances, Famous Footwear, etc. Current restaurants include Acapulco Mexican, Firepit Wood Fired Grill, McDonald's, Bob Evans, Eat 'n Park, Five Guys, Panera, etc. Service businesses include a couple healthcare providers, Supercuts, H&R Block, Citizens Bank, etc. I occasionally shop at this strip mall when I am in the area. I like the discount and department stores, and my mom-in-law's favorite restaurant is Acapulco. The parking lot has a sufficient number of spaces for the busy weekend.

The Lebanon Shops is a two-story shopping center that I read was built in the 1960s and still has…read morethat architectural style. During my visit, I saw businesses for fitness, beauty, massage, insurance, greeting cards and gifts, pharmacy, cleaners, groceries, alcohol, restaurants, etcetera. I think that this shopping center can be good for people who live or work nearby. I happened to be in the area, but I could not purchase everything that I want here, such as clothing and home goods.

This two-level shopping center faces Mount Lebanon Blvd near where it intersects with Castle…read moreShannon Blvd. I think there was a time when the parking lot was sufficient for the number of customers visiting the shopping center but that time has passed. They're doing what they can with two rows of angled parking and a clearly marked one way route through the parking lot. Because, wow, there is NOT enough room if someone goes the wrong way. I was here for the Planet Fitness but you'll also find some fast casual restaurants including Piacquadio's, a cafe, a Hallmark shop, a large pharmacy and a number of professional offices and medical offices. Definitely follow the signs. You won't survive if you don't especially in a larger vehicle like a Sprinter van! [Review 20420 overall - 630 in Pennsylvania - 1399 of 2023.]