I visited this store at the Galleria for the 1st time today. I was greeted when I entered, offered…read moreassistance in picking out gifts for my friend's children, and was told about the free gift wrapping they offered. I'll definitely be back.

Extremely rude employees. Very bad service. Awful experience. Will never ever be coming back.read more

I like all locations of Grandpa Joe's. The only thing I wasn't satisfied with here, is that this…read morelocation doesn't participate in the rewards program. Otherwise, what's not to love . . . CANDY, SWEETS, SODAS . . . Cool Gifts and such . . . Cheers!

What a quirky candy store. A big selection of candies, so died, angry dirty socks, and odds and…read moreends. The service by the young lad at the register was refreshing. I truly enjoyed the vibe inside Grandpa Joe's in Mount Lebanon.

Love this store. Been coming here for 15 years as a customer and consignor. Owner is outstanding!…read moreAlways have what I need at a great price.

One of my favorite places while we've been preparing for our newborn to arrive! The Has Bin is well…read moreorganized, has great prices, and very friendly staff. I've stopped in a couple of times now, and have gotten great deals -- particularly on baby clothes and receiving blankets. Many of the clothes are Carter's, but I've also come across some higher end brands as well. There are also lots of options for Pack N' Plays, strollers, and bassinets, etc. We found a like-new Ubbi diaper pail there for less than half of retail price. They also offer additional mark downs (based on the color of an item's tag) that seem to rotate once a month or so. The prices are just right for clothes/equipment that little ones won't use for very long.

Half Price Books is a retail-store chain that has stores in many states and buys and sells new and…read moreused books, DVDs, records, CDs, puzzles, and more. This particular store is in the Village Square Mall. For many years, I purchased books through the business's website. Most recently, my husband and I shopped in this physical store. My husband felt interested in looking at books about software and gaming. He saw some books that he liked. However, he saw one book that he already owns and that he said was not worth the $75 price tag. Otherwise, I felt interested in the books about photography, film, pets, and the social sciences. This store has many other sections of books, including home repair, interior design, gardening, fashion, architecture, cooking, history, science, travel, language, crime, children's, etcetera. Some books are collectibles such as first editions and signed copies. This store also sells calendars, greeting cards, board games, and more. I will give a neutral rating for this physical store, because the business's website has a significantly larger selection of merchandise that is available for shipping.

Your typical Half Price Books. Good selection on comics and books, the movie section seemed a…read morelittle thin but that could be due to the current situation. They had signs to direct traffic which is great if other people read them. Sold some items, got about what I expected for them. Overall if you've been to one HPB you've been to them all.

It was a very nice experience here, the woman who owns the place was very welcoming and friendly…read more The selection was pretty good and I wish I could buy some of the stuff on sale, they were definitely very affordable and worth the price but unfortunately I don't think I can bring the whole building with me on a plane.

This place is wonderful hidden gem that certainly lives up to its name! I stumbled upon it after a…read moremonth-long search for an original Hoosier cupboard. Not wanting to drive to Ohio or Philadelphia to purchase one, I happened to call The Treasure Shack to see whether they had any in stock. I spoke with the gentleman who owns the Shack and he informed that he did, indeed, have a couple original Hoosiers in his store. He described them both to me in great detail and, based upon that conversation, I decided to drive out to Bridgeville and check them out. The moment I walked into this store, I knew I would be going home with more than a cupboard. The Shack is a well-curated little antique store that sells everything from mid-century furniture to (gorgeous) Imperial carnival glass to creepy little trinkets from the 1940s and 50s (i.e., wobbly clown toys). It's well organized, nicely decorated, and smells kinda like grandma's kitchen (in a good way). I ended up purchasing a Hoosier, as well as some glassware, after perusing the store and chatting with the owners for a couple minutes. (Side note: The owners are quite personable and very knowledgeable. They seemed more than happy to answer my random questions.) Even if you don't have something specific in mind, I recommend taking a couple minutes to browse the store if you're in the area. The selection is quite varied and the prices are more than reasonable. Needless to say, I definitely wasn't disappointed with my Treasure Shack experience, and the 25 minute drive to Bridgeville was worth every second.

Stay away! The staff is not helpful and the lady at the South Hills Village kiosk is crazy. She…read morethinks everyone is giving her Covid.

Fantastic online experience. They had a specific comic my boyfriend had been searching for and…read moredidn't find, in a much larger city than Pittsburgh, and for a great price. Shipping was a little steep for one item but it was delivered in sturdy cardboard packaging-- it would have been incredibly hard to bend it in any way thanks to the durability of the packing material. It also arrived super quickly. I couldn't have asked for a nicer transaction!

I guess this is now my local LCS 2500 miles away. The owner of the LCS 3 blocks away from my house…read moreretired so I had to search for a new one. I get excellent service here so why not just keep using them.

Totally adequate Rite Aid; good selection, friendly staff, helpful pharmacy. The only issue is that…read morenone of the older staff have been trained to troubleshoot the self checkouts, so if you encounter an issue they can't help you. That's not their fault and it's clearly a point of frustration, management should prioritize training and teach them to use the technology their customers use.

Who's there two weeks ago buying Claritin D. Told the guy I wanted the store brand. He came back…read moreand told it was $26. Fifteen days before that it was $16. That kind of price jump is ridiculous. I know everything is going up in price, but to increase medication that much is terrible. I don't recommend Rite Aid anymore and will be taking business elsewhere,