Great representation of our city. If you need directions, help getting around or want to know the…read morebest places to visit as a tourist this Visit Pittsburgh is a wonderful resource. In addition, they have a great little gift shop with reasonably priced Pittsburgh themed items. As a native, I've made a couple of purchases as gifts for friends and family living elsewhere.

We left our walking books at home so decided to poke our noses in here. Helpful advice,…read moreinteresting conversation with a Pittsburgh artist who was selling beautiful prints. Very reasonably priced. If only I had a place to put them. He just happened to be there and to hear tales of Mr Rooney and the South Side Slopes....Pittsburgh done in an interesting exciting way. Just beautiful. Wonderful souvenirs. I bought a Pittsburgh hobo bag for $11. I nearly bought a Mr Rogers t shirt for $16. Jigsaw puzzles galore and do you remember when the big duck came to town? They have a mouse pad. So it is a visitor center with lots of advice but they have lots of Pittsburgh stuff for sale. I am still trying to figure out a place for those beautiful prints. But what a treat to come in here. Very reasonable if something catches your eye. Otherwise good tourist advice.

What a gem of a boutique! I stumbled upon this little gift shop while wandering around Pittsburgh,…read moreand I'm so glad I did. It's the kind of place that immediately feels special -- warm lighting, thoughtfully curated items, and a vibe that's effortlessly charming. The owner was lovely -- super friendly, helpful without hovering, and so easy to talk to. You can tell she genuinely cares about what she carries and the people who walk through the door. Lots of beautiful pieces, including some unique European labels I haven't seen elsewhere. Whether you're looking for a gift or just a little "treat yourself" moment, this spot is it. Can't wait to go back next time I'm in town!

I really loved this store. I discovered it just walking by. Note that they are only open Tuesday -…read moreSaturday (at present, Nov., '22). There are a ton of lovely gifts to get here for others or yourself. Many are imports from France or Italy. I wanted to get multiple candles, but left with one candle, one really nice shoulder bag (this is what drew me here in the first place, as I had seen it in the window and returned when they were open), and a lip balm ahead of the chilly winter weather that has arrived! I will say the prices here are a bit high, but everything here is of very high quality, and in comparison to the manufacturer or brand websites of the items I purchased, the prices were actually very close in comparison. It also always makes me feel good to support local businesses that are creating the flavor of the city we live in.

Visiting from Southern California, super kind employee! She gave us tips and recommendations around…read morethe city. There was a wide selection of cute gifts, everything is love themed! Prices are fair, great quality jewelry.

Hands down the CUTEST little shop on Market Square! From adorable heart and love gifts to soft,…read morelovely shirts, it's totally worth stopping by. It's pretty tiny on the inside, but they've organized everything in a way that makes it easy to move around when other people are there and still full of fun products. They're all good quality products too, so you definitely get what you pay for. I also can't say enough about the staff. They're so nice and friendly! I felt warm and welcome upon visiting, and I have no doubt other customers will be treated the same way. Pop in and check it all out for yourself!

One of my favorite spots on Mt. Washington! They have beautiful flowers, great gifts from local…read morevendors, and fun festivals/markets every month. The staff is always so helpful and kind, and bonus points for the cutest shop pup!

Great eye with how they creatively bundle the flower bouquets . My wife loved the flowers and they…read morelasted about 2 weeks.

A great shop in the Strip District with every kind of kitchen gadget you could imagine - and you…read morehave the opportunity of trying so many of them out as you shop. I ended up picking up quite a few things I never knew I needed, so be warned that you'll likely find some things too cool to pass up - but it's definitely worth stopping in for a fun shopping experience!

Super cool place!…read more In the kitchen has a great selection cookware, dishes, and kitchen gadgets. These range from $5 ovenmitts shaped like sharks to $500 knives. If you're a hobby cook, this is paradise! The staff were all super nice and helpful. They answered any questions and let us try the expensive knives. If you check in you get a free tote! A good place to window shop, buy a hostess gift, or buy yourself a kitchen goodie!

Hi! If you have a cat, get the Pierogi toy. My cat loves it so much and it makes the store worth…read moreit. I visited a couple weeks ago and it was adorable. Would definitely recommend stopping by!!

It's been really hard to find postcards in town since so many places are closed. While looking…read morearound online for pittsburgh themed cards, I found this store. It's small but very clean and is taking Covid seriously. I like that the entire store is local art by local artists. Their selection was impressive and reasonably priced. I found a lot of great cards and stickers. I look forward to coming back for gifts in the future.

This is one of the most delightful additions to the neighborhood of Carnegie. The Artsmiths of…read morePittsburgh is a storefront that sells the designs and works of numerous Pittsburgh area artists. Their website says that the "gallery shop is an art exhibit all its own", and I agree 100%. There's a little bit of everything here - stickers, jewelry, ceramics, glassworks, bath and beauty products, illustrations, photography, paintings, woodwork...that's all here, laid out in a way that makes it easy for you to browse through the art medium(s) you wish to explore. With hundreds of artists being displayed here, it's super easy to browse and see what local makers are up to. Previously Artsmiths operated out of Mt. Lebanon, so if the name sounds familiar, it's because they were in another neighborhood for over a decade. A big reason they moved to Carnegie was that they were growing to a point that they wanted a better space to host their classes. Yes, the Artsmiths of Pittsburgh is more than a storefront - they're also an art center. Their classes will introduce you to mosaics, embroidery, and more. (If that sounds interesting to you, their website is the best place to keep up with their in-person classes, workshops, and camps.) With the holidays rolling up on us yet again, this is a business you'll absolutely want to visit; you're practically guaranteed to find the perfect gift for someone/multiple someones. Beware, though - your wallet might take a hit after you fall in love with all of the beautiful art that's for sale. Mine certainly does when I visit!

This place was always great for finding cool gifts and artworks for sale, BUT, if you haven't been…read morehere recently, there is only a short window of time left to see the "Pinball Famous," Pop Icons + Pinball Art by TiltCycle (Dan Burfield), which runs thru June 16. I may be biased because I love pinball, but this exhibit is really cool (see photos), and you also get to play a real pinball machine ('Game of Thrones') which is set to freeplay, and is part of the exhibit. The artworks incorporate old, recycled, parts and pieces from pinball machines. I thought it was fascinating. And like I said, his place is really awesome for gifts, artworks, and all kinds of nic-nacs, books, stationary, and other fun stuff, most, if not all of it, made locally in the Pittsburgh area, and a lot of it, featuring a Pittsburgh theme. Big Cheers!!!!! P.S. The cafe' is no longer open, but they are looking for someone to run it, so if you are looking for a business opportunity, inquire within

There are only a few restaurants left here. Most are overpriced. The pay lot is expensive and many…read moreof the parking ticket machines don't work. The good news is that it's clean and has some nice views of the city.

We came here after our ride on the Gateway Clipper and I expected a busier Saturday evening during…read morethe Pirates game. We parked here and walked around to find dinner after our sight seeing. I like how central the location was to all the things we came to do. The fountains dancing to the music was fun and I'm glad the security guard pointed it out to us or I would have never known they were there. We had a lot of fun and enjoyed the free water show!

Such a great spot! This is a fairly tiny shop, but it is packed to the brim with really cool…read morehomemade and Pittsburgh themed items! Everything from jewelry (like cool Pittsburgh bridge earrings), shirts, books, children's items, home decor, food items (like locally made mustards, pickles and ice cream). You can find something unique for anyone on your shopping list! I've gotten baby gifts, wedding/shower gifts, housewarming gifts and many "just because" because I fell in love with something. The staff is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable. They know a lot of information about the individual artisans and about Pittsburgh in general. You can find something for as little as around $5, but can spend hundreds depending on what you purchase. But it is absolutely worth it.

As a former residence and tourist, I really, really "love" Love, Pittsburgh…read more Truthfully, what isn't to love about this place? Personally, I love a tourist shop. As someone who loves to travel, I love picking up random items from my travels, little things here and there, but you know most of it tends to be cheaply made stuff that really isn't anything you want to display- mostly stuff you put in a box, but the things sold at Love, Pittsburgh really are works of art. You can get literally pieces of Pittsburgh art, essentially everything sold there is from local artists which makes it even better. Candles, cool postcards, notebooks, coasters, so many cool items, all with a great flare to it that's truly unique to Pittsburgh and again, they're good quality and the prices aren't sky high. The staff there is AMAZING. Super friendly. Super helpful. So nice. Really helpful. Just really makes you really what a great place Pittsburgh is. You're going to find something great here I just know it, whether it's for you someone you love or yourself. OR both.

Owned and operated by then candle queen Greta. She has been making soy candles for over 12 years…read more Her candles are all-natural, dye-free, scented soy candles that are all inspired by nature and style. She is amazing and super helpful to help you find the perfect candle! All candles are hand-made. She has a few house favorites that are around year-round, but most candles are seasonal- which we love! Her shop is located in Mt. Washington! Online orderings is also available. Her Almond Torte is incredible around for all seasons. I also love her spiced pumpkin roll. The perfect combination of scents- making you feel like baking on a cool, crisp fall day. They last and smell so good- amazing quality! Love a good quality product and supporting local.

The smells that come from this shop are unreal. We luckily live a few doors up the street and get…read moreto smell their scents from the street when they are making candles. I just love when the street smells like a seasonal candle or my favorite - almond cake. A friend turned me onto their candles a few months ago and it's my go to for gifts. My family will be receiving a lot of soyil candles this holiday season!! This studio isn't always open but if you happen to be in the area when they are there - it's a really cute studio! If not, there's tons of local retailers that carry their candles!!