Great shop with great stuff and nice, friendly, helpful people. Really well curated. Gives you…read moreideas of how you can use items to decorate in your own home. A mix of vintage, antique, handmade and eclectic decor, housewares, accessories, soaps and more. A nice range of prices. New items often.

Happened to visit during a special event where the already low prices were reduced by 15%. The…read morestore occupies a lot more real estate than what is visible from the curb and has multiple themed rooms, including one devoted to kitchenware and decorations. There is also a large garden inventory and a small metaphysical section. Items are a mix of old and new, and they're unique - I didn't see more than one of anything. Because of this, you literally have to plan to look at every shelf. Every time I turned around, I spotted something I wanted to buy - and I left with quite a haul. Owner wrapped and packaged everything for me. Definitely should visit this place if you are visiting the antique mall next door!

If you are a cigar afficianado like my father is (I have never smoked), you have found your…read moreequivalent of Eide's Entertainment. They have all manner of cigars, fresh pipe tobacco of many blends, cigarettes, a walk-in humidor. They even have cold drinks and often sell big, soft South Side pretzel sticks (they run out, so don't be too bummed if they don't have any). Let's not forget the nice selection of lighters they have among other cigar supplies. You can also play the lottery and get the paper at Old Allegheny. A wine shoppe and a beautiful furniture store are adjacent to the cigar store as well. The Olde Allegheny Shoppe is a bit of a time warp. Ya stroll in, and there's a little table in the corner where a few old-timers are always lighting up their heaters or stogies, whatever you choose to call them. They're always quiet, just sitting there, pondering, enjoying each other's company stoically, manly. There's a wooden Indian in the other corner. I guess that's not PC these days. I probably come in here at least twice a year to get dear old dad something. Usually, I get him a gift certificate, which is great fun because he becomes a kid in Toys R Us when that happens. Again, I don't smoke, but I always loved the odor of fresh pipe tobacco and cigars. Maybe it's comforting to me in a way. When I'm at home, smell that smoke, and hear some Hendrix, Floyd, ZZ Top, and Van Morrison on the stereo, I know Dad's around and feelin' pretty free and easy, which as a retired railroader, he certainly deserves.

I love this store. I have been shopping here since they were in Caste Village. The furniture is…read morefabulous and the service phenomenal! The owners have always helped me choose products from tables to decor. I highly recommend this shop!

It was a very nice experience here, the woman who owns the place was very welcoming and friendly…read more The selection was pretty good and I wish I could buy some of the stuff on sale, they were definitely very affordable and worth the price but unfortunately I don't think I can bring the whole building with me on a plane.

This place is wonderful hidden gem that certainly lives up to its name! I stumbled upon it after a…read moremonth-long search for an original Hoosier cupboard. Not wanting to drive to Ohio or Philadelphia to purchase one, I happened to call The Treasure Shack to see whether they had any in stock. I spoke with the gentleman who owns the Shack and he informed that he did, indeed, have a couple original Hoosiers in his store. He described them both to me in great detail and, based upon that conversation, I decided to drive out to Bridgeville and check them out. The moment I walked into this store, I knew I would be going home with more than a cupboard. The Shack is a well-curated little antique store that sells everything from mid-century furniture to (gorgeous) Imperial carnival glass to creepy little trinkets from the 1940s and 50s (i.e., wobbly clown toys). It's well organized, nicely decorated, and smells kinda like grandma's kitchen (in a good way). I ended up purchasing a Hoosier, as well as some glassware, after perusing the store and chatting with the owners for a couple minutes. (Side note: The owners are quite personable and very knowledgeable. They seemed more than happy to answer my random questions.) Even if you don't have something specific in mind, I recommend taking a couple minutes to browse the store if you're in the area. The selection is quite varied and the prices are more than reasonable. Needless to say, I definitely wasn't disappointed with my Treasure Shack experience, and the 25 minute drive to Bridgeville was worth every second.

Very nice, warm, friendly female owner. Very helpful. Pricey. Nice assortment, as of months ago…read more(2015), before she closed (apparently temporarily). Extremely cluttered, now has a LOT less merchandise. THE place for vintage jewelry and home decor.

Move over Michaels and Pat Catan's. . . My favorite craft store just opened minutes from my house!…read more Hobby Lobby has it all and I love it all. There is a big section of fabric, yarn, and sewing items. They have lamps, candles, and bears oh my! They have tons of frames and a huge amount of wall hangings and home decor. They have seasonal decorations and they always go fast. If you paint, draw, emboss, pretty much craft in any way, they are going to have what you need. If you need cards, party decorations, even yard decorations they carry them. I'm not a huge crafter but I can walk around in here for long periods of time. There is SO much to see and take in. Their customer service is always top notch and the stores are always clean. They have fantastic sales. If you download their app you get a 40% off coupon. Tonight it is packed!!! However they are moving people through quickly. No one is complaining-employees or customers. It's smiles all around.

My girlfriend needed to get a few things here, but I like walking through with everything and of…read morecourse, end up buying a few items. They have a vast selection!

First timer, here. I was extremely impressed. Mindy, the owner, greeted me warmly amd pointed out…read morethe pricing structure and let me know furniture was in the next room and there was a loft for more furniture. Everything in this consignment shop is well organized. The clothes and shoes for sale are in superior condition. The furniture selections and home items are appealing. I ended up purchasing a blouse, the cutest ever shoes, a decorative mirror, jeans, and 2 sofa pillows for $45.75. Wow! Simply wow! What a jewel of a store!

Disappointing Experience - Poor Customer Service and Completely Unprofessional Behavior by the…read moreOwner I have shopped at Buttonhole in Pleasant Hills several times over the years and have purchased a variety of items. I always enjoyed browsing the store and never anticipated having such an unpleasant experience with the owner. Unfortunately, after what happened during my most recent visit, neither my daughter nor I will ever return. During my visit, I found a silver bracelet with what appeared to be a buckle-style clasp. Since it had no price tag, I asked the owner how much she wanted for it. She said $10, and I asked if she would accept $7. She agreed, and I placed the bracelet on the checkout counter while my daughter and I continued shopping. My daughter found a crochet sweater top she wanted to wear with a skirt she was purchasing. We noticed a small hole right in the front of the sweater. I told her I could easily repair it at home, so we decided to purchase it anyway. When we returned to the checkout, I pointed out the hole to the owner and asked if she would consider a discount. She offered $2 off, which I accepted. We purchased the sweater, skirt, a couple of holiday pillows, shoes, and the bracelet. I paid for everything and left. Later that day, I went to put on the bracelet and discovered that the clasp would not fasten. In other words, the bracelet was defective and could not be worn. The following day, I returned to the store with the bracelet and receipt to request a refund. The employee working at the time told me she did not have the authority to handle the matter and that I would need to speak with the owner. She asked me to return the following day. I even provided my name and phone number. The next day, I returned with the bracelet and receipt. When I entered the store, the owner was at the checkout counter speaking with another customer. I stood behind that customer and waited my turn. What happened next was unbelievable. While I was standing there, I heard the owner telling the customer about a woman who had come into the store wanting a refund on a bracelet she had negotiated a lower price on, and who also had the nerve to ask for a discount on a sweater with a hole in it. I was absolutely stunned. I was standing right there, waiting to speak with her, listening to her make a story out of my shopping experience and portray me as someone who had done something wrong by negotiating a price and asking for a reasonable discount on damaged merchandise. I finally spoke up and said, "That's me you're speaking of. You should be ashamed of speaking about a customer that way." The owner then told me that the store has a NO RETURN POLICY. I understand that stores can establish their own return policies. However, that was not what her employee had communicated to me the previous day. I had simply followed the employee's instructions to come back and speak with the owner. To be fair, the owner did return my $7 for the bracelet. I am acknowledging that because I want this review to be completely honest. But returning my money does not excuse the way she chose to handle the situation. The issue was never about the $7. It was about the owner's behavior. I was a returning customer who had purchased several items. I had not demanded anything, argued over prices, or behaved disrespectfully. I negotiated the price of an unmarked bracelet, which the owner willingly accepted. I pointed out a hole in a sweater before purchasing it and accepted the discount she offered. When I discovered that the bracelet did not work, I returned with my receipt and followed the employee's instructions. And somehow, this warranted the owner making me the subject of a disparaging conversation with another customer? What kind of business owner thinks it is appropriate to stand behind a checkout counter and gossip about a customer who is literally standing in line waiting to speak with her? It was embarrassing, insulting, and incredibly unprofessional. The other customer who was standing at the counter appeared so uncomfortable that she quietly slipped away and left the store. I cannot imagine what impression that interaction left on her, but I certainly would have questioned whether I wanted to shop somewhere where the owner speaks about customers this way. There is a difference between having a store policy and having the courtesy and professionalism to communicate that policy respectfully. There is also a difference between discussing a business matter privately and ridiculing a customer in front of another shopper. The owner's conduct demonstrated a complete lack of discretion, courtesy, and respect for the very customers who support her business. I have shopped at Buttonhole multiple times in the past, but this experience has permanently changed my opinion of the store. My daughter and I will not be returning, and I would certainly think twice before recommending this establishment to anyone. A $7 bracel

My wife and I visit Pittsburgh every summer and always try to make it into Hot Haute Hot to buy new…read moreitems for our home in Arizona. This summer, we purchased a beautiful wedding table, large mirror, and clock. The ladies were absolutely amazing in helping us get these items shipped all the way to AZ! My wife is from Pittsburgh so to have such special items in our home from Pitt, makes it so much more special to us. Thank you to Morgan and Maddie who helped and made every step in this process seamless! We will be back next summer!

In contrast to its name, this store is actually very cool. It is tucked away on a corner off of…read morePenn, so it could be easy to miss. The gals running this store are clearly having a great time and it makes for a fun shopping experience. On the day we visited, they were passing out homemade cookies and glasses of mimosas - yes please! All buzzed up and ready to shop, we discovered jewelry, vintage clothes, beautiful home decor, and unique art. The prices range from surprisingly reasonable to mild sticker shock.

This shop is amazing. I've never seen the variety and quality of products like what they have. And…read moreit's arranged so well, you can actually imagine what it would look like in your home. The designers there really know their stuff and have helped me several times - I just describe what I think I need, and they bring it to life. Some floral (that my daughter-in-law kept touching to see if it was real), a wall hanging, cute lamps, some candles. They really know how to tie it all together. I have to go back every season because they constantly have new things that I don't see anywhere else. I took these pictures at Christmas because I was blown away.

Saw this company at the Vintage Market days in Pittsburgh and decided to stop by the shop when I…read morewas passing the area. Cute shop but I was disappointed by the high prices and lack of inventory. It was just the same items spread all over the shop. Also saw the same lamp in different parts of the booth at the show with two different prices one $29 and the other $59.

I am very impressed with this rug company! Chris helped us choose some runners for our home. We…read morewere very impressed with his knowledge and recommendations for our house runners. The pricing was more than fair. I highly recommend Pittsburgh Carpet and encourage anyone in need of carpets for their home to visit them.

Really pleased with Pittsburgh Rug Company and happy with our purchases. Rebecca was excellent to…read morework with, and she helped us to pick out gorgeous rugs for our home that were perfect for us. She is very knowledgeable about rugs and it was a pleasure to do business with this company. This is the second time that we have worked with this company, and both times were excellent experiences. Our home truly is stunning with the rugs from Pittsburgh Rug. I also was very comfortable with the integrity of the company for this type of purchase, which is important.