Butler is fortunate to have a store like Workingman's. Do yourself a favor and check out the…read moreselection. Even if you are not a "working man" then is plenty to choose from and the prices can't be beat. Shop Local!

From the owner: The Workingman's Store has been serving construction and industrial workers since 1933. We sell…read morework boots, socks, shirts, pants, shorts, safety gear and fire resistant clothing. Our prices are competitive and our selection is huge. Contact us today for more information.

I went to this store on Monday shopped found some cute outfits for my trip. When I got to the desk…read morethe sales person pointed out my coupons didn't start until Thursday. She recommended that I put them on hold until Thursday. I showed up Thursday to find my articles were restocked on Tuesday no call nothing. I am on my way out of town I don't have time to shop again I would have purchased them on Monday without my coupons

This store has very cute clothing. They have a wide range of selection when it comes to sizing…read more They are very expensive however.

Do yourself and groomsmen a favor. Go to Joseph A. Bank…read moreOverpriced and poor service at this particular location

The younger gentleman actually taking my measurements was incredibly pleasant and professional. His…read moredark-haired female supervisor (I'm guessing she was anyway), however, was incredibly snarky and rude toward our 3 year old who was being a very well mannered 3 year old but just happened to put his hand on one of their mirrors. Then she was rude to my wife when she asked if we could purchase vs rent the particular suit I was there getting fitted for. Separate note, I asked if they had military discount and she cut off the younger gentleman and said no because "people were abusing it". What does that even mean? Anyway, just seemed like one more opportunity for her to take another rude jab. Oh, she also dismissed our request to get our two little boys measured because they were "due for a growth spurt" but given her attitude thus far at this point in the visit, my wife and I are pretty sure she just didn't want to deal with us any further. The younger gentleman and lighter-haired lady working there were incredibly nice, she was very much not. Will avoid this location best we can moving forward, if not Men's Warehouse altogether. Shame for us but oh well.

Outstanding experience. The store is very clean and well organized. The staff are kind and helpful…read more I needed a suit so the sizes me up and helped me pick the best fit and style. Was a truly pleasant experience and I do not usually enjoy shopping for clothes. Shoutout to Magan! She's was particularly helpful and a pleasure with whom to work!

I really love this Brooks Brothers location. Customer service is out of this world. They have a…read moregreat selection of women's clothes and I ALWAYS find something incredible on the sale racks. I am a big fan! Can't wait to check out the new location!

Love the store, hate the lines! And school has already started and it's not yet Christmas shopping…read moretime. 15 min in line and only 1 check-out person! And not his fault I believe this is a management decision.

THEY HAVE BED BUGBAND EMPLYESS THAT STEAL FROM THE STORE AND CUSTOMERS! The way the employees talk…read moreto each other over their walkies is disturbing do unprofessional! The one young man who helped I finally found after 20 minutes to help with a rug was so rude like I was bothering him. I do not recommend

Go anywhere else if you're looking to buy a suit. I went in to return an online purchase (suit)…read morewithin the 90 day return window stated on the confirmation email. The manager, whose name I didn't get (tall, blonde hair, blue eyes), refused it for three reasons: 1.) It was missing the tags. I had the confirmation email which he refused to look at. 2.) He said I had worn it, which obviously I had? I would need to put it on to determine whether or not it fit & I was satisfied with it. 3.) Manager's discretion. He refused to elaborate. The suit, for all intents and purposes was in perfect condition. The manager was obstinate and condescending throughout the entire interaction, and tried to compare me returning a suit with a 90 day return policy to trying to return a car to a dealership. When I pointed out how flimsy that logic was and reiterated Men's Warehouse's return policy to him, he became really condescending and rude. I ended up driving an hour into Pittsburgh to return my suit at a different location, which they accepted, no questions asked. The manager at this location seriously needs to get off his pedestal and start treating people with an ounce of respect, and he's clearly projecting some issues onto people that are forced to interact with him. Last time I ever buy something at Men's Warehouse because of him.

My husband had a great experience at the Westmorland Mall store. Ashley was great!! Very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Great clothes and value. Highly recommend!!

Friendly staff and helpful with helping me find what I wanted. No push on getting any thing just…read morewhat I came in for.

The staff here is very friendly and has been immensely helpful. They spent extra time with me to…read moreacquire some hard to get items that I was unable to get elsewhere.

This was a...err...compliment to the mall it is attached to. The Clearview Mall in Butler is slowly…read moredying a death that has plagued a lot of malls. It has kind of made it's way over to this Boscov's location. Do I think Boscov's will close it's doors? No. Just look at their location in Frederick, MD. Do they need to improve this place? YES! This location is much like most of their locations, two-leveled and departments spread throughout, with their bargain auditorium as and added plus. That's why we came here. I always get a gag gift for whomever gets a gift from me. Boscov's auditorium is usually the best place to find off the wall items to throw in for a gag gift. Prices are usually lower than ticketed and sometimes, can be used practically. I went up and down each aisle in there and grabbed an arm full of items that ended up being less than $30 total. This is where the highlights end. The auditorium was located upstairs. Escalators going up were in fine working order. However, when we went to leave, the escalators going down were closed off for repairs. Next logical place to go would be to the elevator. Make our way to the elevator only to find that it just decided to quit working. A lady had gotten into it and hit the button for it to move only for it to not close its doors and not move. It kind of felt like we were trapped here. But there was a sign that pointed you towards the customer service area stating "Stairs". We get there and start following the signs. The signs lead you to a door that says "Emergency Exit: Alarm will sound." Thinking that this was in the Customer Service area and there being a counter here you would have someone direct you what to do. However, no one was manning the counter and there we were, a group of people, confused with what we were to do next. I decided that I would take the chance at pushing the door open. Glad I did, or we would have been standing there in our confusion for a while. When I opened the door there was another sign pointing down indicating that we were to go this way. This led us to the back of the store, kind of where the staff breakroom was and where they housed the backstock. We get to the bottom and start following the signs to indicate where we would get back to the sales floor. Only to be met with a door like upstairs. We weren't sure if this would take us out to the salesfloor or outside. Pushed it open and we were back on the salesfloor. You know what would have solved this problem easier and not caused confusion. Turn the power off to the up escalator and allow people to use them as...wait for it...stairs. It was a total inconvenience to all customers to be led on a wild goose chase with no guide. Plus I'm pretty sure this could be considered a hassle, especially to someone that might not be capable of using the stairs. Hopefully it is fixed by now, but who knows. If you find yourself in this situation, and this is probably the only time you can do this, ignore the warning signs.

My experience today and last week at this Boscov's location is that it is well stocked and busy…read more Prices are deeply discounted there plus they have an assortment of merchandise from designer brands to off label items. As a member of a nonprofit organization, I volunteered to offer Boscov Friends Helping Friends shopping passes at this store in return for the customer's $5 donation to the nonprofit. I talked to many customers; people told me they drive a long distance to shop at this location; for example, shoppers were there from Clarion, PA and other locations along Rt 80. I ended up getting a Boscov's credit card and shopping there several times earlier this year because I was so impressed with the variety of merchandise and the low prices.

I received a great shirt as a Christmas present, but it was unfortunately too small. I took it to…read morethe store to see about exchanging it for a larger size. The gentleman in charge (older with curly hair and glasses) went on and on, in a rude way, about the exchange policy. He said it was purchased more than 90 days ago and he could not help me. I apologized and said I received it as a Christmas gift and had no idea when it was purchased. He then told me I should frame it. Sir, I wasn't looking for a project, I was just trying to find a solution for a shirt that didn't fit. He then left mid conversation and told the employee to call him if he needed anything. I purchased a hat and a sticker because I wanted to support a small business, but the employees certainly don't care about their customers.

I was a member of their "Tee Club" for many, many years. Since that time, their prices have gone up…read moreand I have found their shirt quality to not hold up as well in the wash. In general, I'm also not a fan of the branding with the STEEL CITY text as opposed to preferring a desire for them to have more of a logo as opposed to this basic text. This shop is absolutely beautiful inside and well merchandised, but having been here a few times almost nothing catches my eye for a purchase. They have a lot of higher end releases now that are not compelling enough for me to purchase.

This Ross goes on my Top 5 List in Pittsburgh because no Ross store has beat many of the stores in…read moreFlorida and California (sorry not sorry). But this store was clean, organized and quick-moving. The self-service dressing rooms were closed, but this seems to be a trend amongst most Ross stores. I found a green career dress on the clearance rack for only $10.99 and these unique cargo jeans for only $12.99. Perhaps the win of the day was the Ralph Lauren business dress that I found in my petite size for only $19.99! It doesn't get any better than that, folks.

Ross is a national off-price/discount department store that sells leftover and unsold goods from…read moreother stores. The selection of products varies widely, and you never know what you will find when you visit. For example, clothing for women, men, and children tends to be disorganized on packed racks, because each style might be available in a quantity of only one. You really have to look through those racks! Some products are name-brand or designer, and most have reduced prices. I bought a set of four Oneida baking sheets for $11, which I thought was a good value for the quality. When I was ready to check out, I waited for only one minute. The cashier said hello, efficiently rang up my product, and said thank you. Ross is not one of my favorite stores, but I like to stop in periodically to find treasures.