This store just opened on October 13, 2024, and I was excited to finally visit. Great inventory and…read moreselection. It's an exciting time because the Christmas merchandise is now coming out. Store is clean. It does appear slightly smaller than the typical store, but it doesn't heavily impact the sections. I hope this store remains one of the best in the Pittsburgh metro area.

New Ross location. Big store with lots of items. The store was very clean and spacious. I found…read morewhat I was looking for and more

I am a frugal shopper these days so Gabe's fits my shopping style. I purchased a few things…read more I had been looking for a wreath or something else suitable to hang on my front door. I found the perfect "Welcome" sign with a sunflower matching my welcome mat for around 8 bucks so that was a major find compared to anything else I had found in other stores. I also bought a Dutch oven and a covered deep pan. For the Dutch oven I had to look in 2 different locations for one that had a price so that was annoying. The cleanliness and organization of this store is sub-par over several visits. You can be a thrift store and be tidy at the same time, trust me. Try some other thrift/discount stores and you will see (Rose's in West Mifflin for one or any Ollie's or Big Lots). So, over all, I give just 3 stars for OK but there are better ones for great deals.

I love Gabes... this is the thrifty side of me talking. Where else can you go and get American…read moreEagle Jeans, yoga pants, converse socks, guess boots, NY&CO shirts, and a nine west purse all for under $100.00??? Actually I probably got more than that on my last trip... yea me! If you aren't a patient shopper and don't mind paying full retail, by all means shop elsewhere. This place will only frustrate you. However if you are like me then just give yourself about 2-3 hours to browse so you can keep an eye out for bargains. Be warned you may, actually you will run into an item you love just to discover a huge stain or a ripped seam or a missing button. It happens, look for duplicates. Also place isn't real clean continuing on with its frugal POV. Best advice...Try everything on before you purchase it...I mean EVERYTHING. I have visually missed a broken zipper or a small hole in the arm, but upon trying it on, the flaw is quickly found. Also they have a weird return policy so better off to play it safe...

Soma has become my go-to store for intimates. I have purchased items in store and online with no…read moreissues. They offer professional bra fittings to make sure you're wearing the proper size. The bras and panties are of good quality and comfortable. I LOVE the embrace bras I purchased. There is a nice selection of styles and colors. Not a fan of some of the panty patterns, but style is subjective. They seem to have sales often and you can usually use a coupon (from email or mail catalogue) on top of the sale price. The staff has been very helpful at every Soma I've visited. This store at Monroeville Mall is fairly new. Also, Soma and Chico's are in the same family, so you'll find Soma items at Chico's if there isn't a Soma in your vicinity.

They are fine as long as you don't need to return something. Horrible return policy and customer…read moreservice.

4.5 stars. This Macy's department store is in Monroeville Mall and sells clothing, footwear,…read moreaccessories, cosmetics, home goods, and more. I shopped here mostly to look at women's clothing. I felt happy with the selection of shirts, pants, dresses, skirts, outerwear, etcetera. The prices ranged from low to high. I particularly liked the styles of Calvin Klein dresses. I, however, ended up picking out only a blouse that was on clearance for just $10. At the cash register, I had to wait a few minutes while other customers were being served. The cashier spoke very nicely with me, greeting me and wishing me a good day. She made no mistakes with the transaction. I was asked to donate my rounded-up change to the Hispanic Federation charity, which appears to do good work but, based on your political views, you might want to look up before donating.

Always do online shopping now I know why went to check out the woman's intimate apparel and the…read morelady was so rude her name was Lisa it is Sunday and it was at about 1:00 p.m. whoever Lisa is on that ship super rude asked

Nice selection representing The 'Burgh sports. Definitely a Pittsburgh atmosphere as soon as you…read moreenter the store. Clean and well organized. A good stop for the local gear.

Amazing place to shop!! Very friendly staff!! Highly recommending checking it out. Great for Gift…read moreor for an outfit for a special occasion! Unique items, great candles.

Thrilled to shop here today. Scored big time on work clothes for my new role. Everything I tried on…read morebut one item out of 11 fit and looked devine! 2 pairs slacks and 8 tops for under 45.00. I'd say I done good!

my family loves this place. The original prices are high but the sales are great. luckily, the…read moreservice is top notch.

cust service is always great great deals I love that place everyone always so polite and friendlyread more

Today, June 27, 2025, was my first and last time visiting the store known Plato's Closet. Upon…read moreentering the store, I was quickly reminded of a Salvation Army vibe. Going forward, I'll give my brand new (tagged) or gently worn to a homeless shelter, which is what I should've done in the first place. The website is vague on the process of selling items so naturally when I walked into the store, I had a few questions. The associate who assisted me wasn't helpful or friendly. I dropped off a brand new pair of running Nikes along with the receipt in the box as well as a pair of never worn new Cole Haan leather loafers, and a pair of new shorts that I purchased from Old Navy... all three items had tags on them. I was handed a receipt and told to come back when I received a text message from the store with NO EXPLANATION of how items were determined in selling price. At this point in the transaction, I became frustrated and turned around and left the store. About 45 minutes later I received a text message to return to the store. I was told that my three items were worth $12 and that the Cole Haan shoes will not be accepted because they are not a current trend. WHAT?! Leather loafers aren't on trend? Anyone looking to sell their new or gently used items would fair better selling them on Poshmark. You live and you learn.

I was told by an employee that due to their rule of not accepting plastic bags they couldn't take…read moremy clothes.I returned the clothes in reusable bags only to see a customer come into the store with two plastic grocery bags and one reusable bag and their clothes were accepted.i got 10$ for 4 items which isn't bad but the policy made my first time experience confusing.