This shopping center has everything you need for a day of errands…read more Post Office, PNC Bank, and DMV for serious adulting. There are also bargain favorites like Dollar Tree and Big Lots. There is a Planet Fitness to get your sweat on and a Giant Eagle underneath it to grab a meal after. There is fast food like KFC, Long John Silvers, and Wendy's and also local eats like a Chinese restaurant and a Mediterranean spot. The Beer Minimum next to the Wine and Spirits makes party shopping so easy. If you want to get glam there are several hair salons, nail shops, and a beauty supply store. And a local tuxedo shop. The entertainment (Penn Hills Cinema) and clothing shops aren't the best, but it is convenient to have them. There is plenty of parking, but sometimes Pittsburghers make up their own driving rules... right in front of the DMV. There is very little this plaza doesn't have, but a coffee shop would be a great addition.

I've been a customer at this shopping complex for years. It has a good bit of everything you'd…read moreneed. My favorites are Penn Hills Cinema, Aldi, Dollar Tree, Giant Eagle, Beer Minimum and Wines & Spirits! They also have banks, PNC and Dollar Bank. Hot food options are Wendy's, KFC, Tasty & Healthy and Sichuan Palace. Renew your driver's license at the DMV. Get a workout at their newest tenant, Planet Fitness. Shop at Big Lots, get a haircut, get your teeth cleaned, mail a package at the Post Office and much more....

This was a good store. They had nothing I was looking for. But we were able to get a quick Amazon…read morereturn done. The employees were good. And I love the vibe of the place. I recommend this store.

Stopped in to get some stuff. The store has changed a bit with the front doors now closed off, and…read moreonly one check out area. Obviously busy with holiday shoppers...the line was pretty insane. Ended up not buying anything there due to the line mostly, but also found that the fragrances are now basically restricted on site to Sephora stuff. No thanks...was looking for other specific scents (like Boucheron). Meh...box stores...go figure.

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.

I just received top notch customer service during my visit and I just had to give a special shout…read moreout to Mr. Will from the Macys fragrance department; AKA man of all trades. I stopped in for cosmetics and he was one of very few employees working today. He is typically working in the fragrance section near (Kate Spade and Chanel). When he was called to assist me, that was the best thing the other passing employee did for me. He went to work and took his time to help me find a product I needed. He even provided some tips of the trade he learned along the way from his previous job experiences; helping me to make some selections backed by science that could potentially improve the outcomes I was seeking for the future. If you are ever in Macys and you need help; quality customer service; smiles and patience, please make sure to stop over to see my buddy Will. Tell him Tonya sent ya!

A twin mom's dream come true. Every cart is a double cart, the family restroom is big enough to…read morefit said cart and on sample days, many are kid and baby friendly. Aside from that, it's basically like any other big box store. Bulk items of everything you can imagine. Plus they have some great prepared foods (taco kits, pot pies etc). They also have a cafe which is a really cheap way to feed your family. They have pizza, hot dogs, yogurts, ice cream, pretzels, icees and pop. The downside is that there are ALWAYS lines. They never have enough registers open.

Sorry, world…read more... Sam's is better than Costco Okay, now that that is cleared up! Sam's Club is just better! Yeah, bulk purchases mean more planning and sometimes you don't 100 bags of the same thing over and over. But I love Sam's more for the extra things on top of just the bulk food. They have the absolute cheapest packaging supplies (I do a lot of shipping so cheap bubble wrap and tape SPEAK to me) The food samples are just nostalgic youth moments and still fun to grab multiple... PS the workers don't care. The faster it goes, the quicker they can go in the back. The scan and go changed the game. No more waiting in lines and no more wondering if you over spent as you wheel your big cart to the front. Simple integration in their app and simple to use. I wish more stores could get on board. Plus... now the automatic exit scanners mean no more employee fumbling through your cart to scan the required number of items. Sam's knows what we need and they implement it.

2.5 Stars at best. Stores are leaving almost monthly. Bath…read more& Body Works is the latest company to abandon this mall. It's now a shell of itself. It's more like a flea market anymore. Very little national stores left here now. There are more empty stores than ever before. Sad. There are a few good stores left including, Macys, Dick's Sporting Goods, JC Penny's, Kay Jewelers Hallmark, Cinemark Theater & Red Robin. Dime deals can be found but not always. Service is average at best in most of the surviving stores. The video game arcade has a Zombie Laser Tag which is a fun place to have kids birthday parties. The mall was recently purchased by Walmart and is due to be demolished in 2027 so it's fair to say that it's in a state of limbo now. We shall see how this works out.

Monroeville Mall is an indoor, two-story mall that was built in the 1960s. It was recently…read morepurchased by Walmart who plans to demolish it perhaps next year. My husband told me that we have previously shopped at Monroeville Mall, but I do not see a previous review from me about it. Recently, we visited this mall to shop in the stores. I had a list of stores that I wanted to visit, but when we walked around the mall, I did not see all of the stores. Perhaps those stores went out of business, and the mall did not update its website? The mall did have some vacant storefronts. I think that it is a "just OK" mall at best. My favorites stores here were Macy's and American Eagle. In addition to dozens of stores, some of which are locally owned and sometimes sell unique merchandise, other major businesses here include JCPenney, Dick's Sporting Goods, a movie theater, and some restaurants in the food court and outside.

Dick's is a great store. I was surprised at how nice this place was with everything you hear about…read moreMonroeville Mall. It sits below JC Penny and has entrances from the parking lot (near Best Buy) and the inside of the mall. If you're looking for cheaper prices, check out Going, Going, Gone in the back of the mall (the Annex part). They have similar stuff but a lot on clearance. It's not on par with that new Dick's House of Sport at Ross Park, but it's decent for this area.

Located at the end of the Monroeville Mall. Huge selection of sporting goods, apparel, and…read morecollectibles. All sports covered, everything you need for whatever sport you're into. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable service staff. Prices may be slightly higher than expected but the vast variety of products make it worth it. Definitely worth joining the rewards program for offers and updates. Recommended for all sports enthusiasts. Convenient location and ample parking. PLAY BALL!!

Over the years, I have donated my used furniture and home-improvement items to this Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore many times. ReStore sells new and used appliances (e.g., washers, dryers, refrigerators, and stoves), furniture (e.g., couches, chairs, dining sets, and dressers), building materials (e.g., hardware, flooring, light fixtures, plumbing supplies, and windows), and home décor at low prices. The proceeds from the sales are used to build and repair housing for low-income families in the Pittsburgh area. Most recently, I emailed ReStore to ask if they would accept my shelving unit, coat rack, light fixtures, space heater, flower pots, hose hangers, and other items. I was required to send photos of the items to show the style and condition. Two days later, an employee replied that they would accept my items, and he scheduled a pickup from my house for several days later. On the pickup day, the pickup window was from 9 AM to 3 PM, and 15 minutes before the driver arrived at my house, he called me to inform me that he was on his way. The driver pulled up to my house in a truck (see the attached photo). He was very polite, and he moved my items from my driveway into his truck. At the end of his visit, he handed me a receipt, and he kindly thanked me and wished me a great day.

I've volunteered with them and can happily report that it's a beautiful thing to be able to learn…read moreskills while helping a family build a home.

Updated from last year. We finally had enough saved to replace this terrible piece of furniture.read more

Great experience at Bob's! We went in with an idea of what we wanted and left with a purchase! Our…read moresales associate was super helpful and not pushy at all which is something that will turn me off immediately. He was honest, gave us space when we needed to think, and was very friendly. Bob's has a large selection and we were so excited to find "the one". Delivery was just a few days later and was a smooth, quick experience. We're loving our couch weeks later!

This is one of the better Dollar Tree locations. Bigger, more product, and next to some other…read moregreat stores. Don't mind the water stains towards the roof, focus on the merchandise in the aisles. Awesome is having a cooler/freezer section. Granted it's not a HUGE section, but they have it. Awesome to run in and get a small carton of eggs or some milk. Regular fare is there as well. Enjoy.

I'll have to agree with Matt U on this one. This store is the best Dollar Tree I've eveer been in…read more So many little cheap and useful things to buy and here. I enjoy just browsing sometimes to see what's worth buying and what may be just a cheap thrill. They have two aisles lined with toys for the kiddies. The first part of the store is always themed to the events happening at that time of the year. Since its October that means that all the Halloween and Fall decor. They have aisles for school and work supplies, medicine, body care products, storage and cleaning supplies. This was the first place i discovered Awesome which is a cleaning solution that literally can remove anything. My dad swears by it!! In addition to all the great aisles and categories of items, its amazing that everything is only $1 or cheaper. I went in today looking for poster board almost positive i wouldn't find it but there it was!! and only $.69 a sheet. I went to party city and they were charging $1.50 a sheet. I guess its a good thing i only bought 2 from party city. I know next time to check the Tree first before I choose anywhere else. One thing I love the most about the Tree is the food and snack items they have. I like to grab some of those dollar boxes of candy and bring them with me when I goto the movies. I'll be honest, No way I'm paying $4.50 for candy that I can get at the dollar store. Sometimes I even grab some popcorn if my purse is big enough..HAHAHAHA!!

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...