This store is about the size of your walk-in closet, but surely packs a punch. They have a…read morewonderful selection of cute, funny, and heartfelt cards and stickers available along with candles, jewelry, and handbags. When I visited, they were having a 20% off sale and I was able to snag a great quality birthday card for a little over $3. The woman working behind the counter was very friendly, greeted me when I entered, and engaged in some friendly small talk while I shopped. I would 100% recommend stoping in, when you're in the area.

I was looking for something special for our son's wedding rehearsal dinner with regards to…read moreinvitations. Gina, and her assistant Pam,came through with exactly what I was hoping for. Gina was beyond patient with me when it came time to get the necessary information and addresses to her is particular format. At the end of the day, she personally delivered them to me since I was getting close to my deadline. I will most definitely be using them for any future stationary needs and have already recommended her store to many friends.

Odd little boutique with a small yet unique selection of stationary, pens & pencils, and limited…read moregift items. Nothing seems to have price tags so I was constantly asking, which is completely reasonable to want to know, yet made me feel awkward. Would prob go elsewhere in the future for that reason.

I live in NY my cousin lives is in Pittsburgh I didnt want to send her flowers yet again. I am so…read morehappy I found this store online , what an amazing experience. They sent me pictures of gifts they thought my cousin would like, wrapped it and did me a favor by getting the gifts to her same day. Exceptional customer service. The owner is beyond nice and their prices are very reasonable. Support small businesses who work so hard to excel.

Awful, awful place. The employees either need some SERIOUS customer service re-training, or they…read morejust weren't raised right. I don't have children, but my best friend does. This best friend of mine also has cancer and has been undergoing brutal and painful treatment for the last few weeks now. While accompanying her to her treatment one day, we decided to just spend the entire appointment online shopping. She ended up falling in love with the most adorable chair for her daughter, so she purchased it online with the option of picking it up at her local PB Kids, because honestly who wouldn't love to save on shipping? We get a pick up date and on said date, we head over to pick it up. I offer to help carry it out, and after ooh-ing and ahh-ing over what seems to be an Anthropologie for specifically babies, we head up to the front to pick up said chair. My friend explains that she bought a chair online to ship to this PB Kids to pick up and pulls out the emailed receipt with all the necessary info. Now, instead of giving us the damn chair and asking if we needed anything else, we got a verbal ass whooping instead by some crusty employee with brown curly hair that looked to be around her late 30's/early 40's. Why you may ask? Because my best friend with cancer didn't physically come into the store and buy the one they had in stock or call ahead and ask for their display one so that this PB kids would get the commission/credit for the chair. This woman was just going OFF. I'm not sure what a child's chair ever did to this woman, but it must have been something traumatic considering the scene that she caused. While this woman was telling my friend to get her priorities straight, my friend (bless her heart) just wished her the best while I was ready to start yelling back. What's even more unbelievable is that no other team member stepped in. I just feel bad for this associates kids and husband, if she even has those. Anyways, don't shop here unless you want some middle aged broad screaming at you about making their numbers and profits fall when you buy something.

I came in to return something I got online. The store is so very cute! I didn't even know this…read morestore was here, and now I'm so happy to report it's a nice size store with many options! Pam was the woman helping me with my return. She was so super friendly and very helpful. I look forward to returning back to the store to make my future purchases. I even noticed people registering in-store. Sometimes this is nice over all online so you can see everything in person.

Always a fun adventure since I never know what I will find here. The store is very spacious , with…read moreexceptionally long aisles that are filled with all types of merchandise. Specialty foods, toys and pet needs, stationary products and much more. At one time ,they carried clothing, but I haven't noticed it displayed the last few times I was there. The shop is mainly stocked with household merchandise ranging from essential goods to decorative. They always have a nice section dedicated to seasonal items so everything usually looks fresh and welcoming throughout the year. Not sure how it came to be known as Tuesday Morning, but I love stopping in whatever day of the week it is. Check hours of operation , since they tend to close much earlier than other retail stores.

When you go into a business and the first thing they say to you is "we close in 1 minute." you…read moreprobably shouldn't be working in customer service. Customers come #1, no matter what. I just moved to the area and I didn't know the store closed that early. No hello, nothing, just the above sentence. Never giving this store a penny of my money.

Hobby Lobby is a retail-store chain that has about a thousand stores across the U.S. and sells…read moreproducts such as craft supplies, home decor, and holiday decorations. I shopped in this particular store in Washington, PA once. The store had a large selection of merchandise on fully stocked shelves. As I walked around the aisles, I saw decorations for spring and Easter, mirrors, candles, some small furniture, paints and canvases, fabrics and yarns, artificial flowers, flower pots, yard decor, party decorations, model vehicles, children's toys, etcetera. Prices were mostly low to moderate.

I stopped at this Hobby Lobby while passing through Washington. It is much like the other locations…read moreI've visited in the past. The fall decor was 40% off so I couldn't resist picking up a couple new pieces for the house. Hobby Lobby's are so massive I could get lost browsing in there for hours. The store was very organized and put together. The employees were pleasant and helpful. I would totally stop here again if I'm in the area.

This is categorized as an art gallery, I think that should be changed to a treasure trove or maybe…read morean idea place. This store sits in an unassuming place. Walking Carson Street you wouldn't think to look twice while passing it. It honestly looks like it could be somebody's house. Much like some of the places that dot the street. The only reason we knew to enter here was that the door was open to the store. When you walk in you are greeted by an employee (possibly the owner). Very helpful she was, she also informed us that there is more merchandise to look at on the upper level and backroom. When she said upper level we assumed the four or five steps it took to get up to the platform from the main floor. Nope, we were wrong. The upstairs of the place had stuff in it. Remember back when I mentioned this looked like someone's house. Well, when you walk up to the platform area it's really the dining room. The backroom, really a kitchen. Upstairs, bedrooms with closets. Really odd, but also really unique for a set up for a store. Each room of the "house" was stocked with items you would find in that particular room. Napkins, pot holders and what not in the kitchen and so forth. As for the merchandise in here. Definitely one of a kind type of items. Photographs of various Pittsburgh landmarks, bracelets galore and just everything you could imagine an artist creating is for sale in here. Once I move into a bigger place I can guarantee you I will be coming here for some prints to hang on my wall. They even have some awesome items that make you think, "Why didn't I think of that before?" I also imagine if Pintrest was a store, this would be what it was based on. I examined some of the items and then thought to myself, 'remember this, you are going to try and do this yourself at home.' Prices vary, but you have to remember you are paying for the artist here. I assume most the revenue from the prices goes back to the artist that generated the abundance of items in here.

This store has so many beautiful and original items. I stop in to see the new things from time to…read moretime, some of which are a real surprise. It's a kind of art and craft gallery, vintage shop, and a little bit of everything store. I have some of the original music CDs, jewelry, masks, and photos. A nice collection from their collection!

very nice serene store don't have any votive candles…read moredepicting Jesus sacred heart as instructed by Our Lord himself to Sister Faustina I don't understand this they have have facsimile were Jesus's head cocked to the side!!! in lieu of Jesus instructing how HE wanted image displayed I find it very disturbing and disrespectful

Much of the inventory is dated and they are unwavering in a return policy for what they designate…read moreas " clothing" even if you say you need to have someone who cannot come to the store just *look* at the item in person to see its quality, etc., and decide if it will be acceptable to them. If it is not, you would return said item in *original condition*, *unused*, within less than 24 hours. That is an extremely rigid policy when you're in the store at 3 pm wanting to purchase the item and if a return is needed you will return it as soon as the store opens the next day. Far less than 24 hours. No exceptions are made to their policy which they say they put in place because people wear things then return them. Understandable. I agree. But this was a communion veil on a Friday afternoon. No church is celebrating First Communions on a Friday night or first thing Saturday morning. Yet they were unwavering in their policy. Very disappointing.