Great plaza 1130 Perry Highway with a nice variety of shops. There is also a back area to Pines…read morePlaza with other shops

Pines Plaza is a strip mall. Its current stores include Rite Aid, Fine Wine & Good Spirits, Vocelli…read morePizza, Kumon Learning Center, Elevation Medical Weight Loss, Werner Jewelers, Maisie's Pizza, NY Nails, Pan Asia Eatery, Kelly O's Diner, Subway restaurant, Shop 'n Save grocery store, Kiki Beauty Bar, Legions Hobbies & Games, Pines Plaza Lanes, and others. In the parking lot, I always find a space for my vehicle. I have been a customer at several of the stores, and I like their products, prices, and service, especially for Vocelli and Legions. This shopping center is nothing fancy, but it fulfills the needs of local residents just fine. I just cannot buy any clothing here.

North Hills Village is a strip mall. Its tenants include Target, Kohl's, Best Buy, Kuhn's Market,…read moreTaco Bell, Applebee's, Five Below, Michael's, Burlington, GameStop, Petco, and several others. I most frequently visit this mall for the Target and the Kuhn's, which sell a good selection of products for hygiene, cleaning, home, groceries, etcetera at reasonable prices. I have always been able to find a good parking spot in the parking lot. The mall is safe and clean. The mall is located along the busy McKnight Road for easy access.

North Hills Village is a retail complex on the McKnight Road corridor. At one time it was an…read moreoutdoor mall and along with Northway Mall an extremely busy shopping center. It was enclosed a number of years ago and did okay as a mall until the mid-1980s. When Ross Park Mall opened up, it sucked all the business away from North Hills Village and Northway. Northway became a second-tier mall and North Hills Village became a big box center. North Hills Village now has Best Buy, Target, Staples, etc. From a dollars and cents point of view, it was probably a wise decision to go big box. But North Hills Village is just like any other big box center found from Seattle to Miami.

I remember taking driving lessons in this huge shopping plaza moons and moons ago. Aspiring…read moremotorists are tested in behind where Burton's Total Pet is now. And people wonder why I don't drive. In an area full of strip malls, at 600,000 square feet, CSVC is a unnavigable whopper with a parking lot that might as well be The Danger Room. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hdjQ9NFOF34/TlMM5DgzKRI/AAAAAAAAHS4/WlxzgkXPB-o/s1600/john_byrne_x-men_danger_room_1980_510px.jpg Around every bend is a fender bender waiting to occur. Built in 1976, it was expanded in 1980 and expanded again in 1983. Ten years later, it was remodeled and ten years after that it was expanded once more. There are the usual department stores, supermarkets, chain eateries, and a movie theater among other businesses. As a youth, I came here fairly often to visit Chuck E. Cheese, the rodent that robbed and murdered the inhabitants of Showbiz Pizza Place with his gang of knock-offs. Astoundingly, it still stands and thrives.

Washington Pike which runs through many tiny communities including Carnegie, Collier, Bridgeville…read moreand other tiny burgs has no less than four strip malls within feet of each other. Charters Valley Shopping Center is the largest of the four. Anchored by KMart, Home Depot, Giant Eagle,and the Distinta theatre, this chaotic shopping plaza is a nightmare to navigate through. Other noteworthy tenants are the DMV, Dunham's sporting goods, sonic burgers, and more.

Trinity Point is a shopping center, and I think that it is the best one in Washington…read more Current stores include Walmart, Sam's Club, Dollar Tree, Sally Beauty, Famous Footwear, GameStop, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, Levin Mattress, Petco, Hallmark, ALDI, and others. Current restaurants include Moe's Southwest Grill, Panera Bread, Starbucks Coffee, Rita's Italian Ice, Krispy Kreme, Plaza Azteca, Cracker Barrel, Applebee's, Red Lobster, McDonald's, Arby's, Crumbl, Fusion Japanese Steakhouse, Jersey Mike's Subs, etcetera. Other businesses provide services for hotel accommodations, banking, hair styling, etcetera. My husband and I shopped at some of the stores, and we ate at some of the restaurants. We easily found parking spaces for our vehicle.

I was recently at trinity point to get groceries. The stores in this plaza are not the problem,…read moreit's the parking and exit of the plaza. The lots are not very well taken care of, but that's not the worst. When exiting the plaza between Arby's and Panera, the road down the hill is terrible. There is a spot going down the hill that keeps sinking. It was at one point bad enough to total car. It was repaired poorly, and is getting very bad again.

West View Park Shopping Plaza is a strip mall. As of January 2024, the shopping center includes a…read moreGiant Eagle grocery store, a U.S. post office, Blueberry Pharmacy, several healthcare offices, a Dollar Tree store, hair and nail salons, a comic store, two alcohol and tobacco stores, a couple of casual restaurants, a martial-arts school, etcetera. During my visit, I thought that the buildings were in good condition and that the parking lot had many available spaces for my vehicle. I could not shop for clothing, shoes, or accessories here, but I did shop for household goods at the Dollar Tree, and my husband browsed in the comic store. Overall, this shopping center is an asset to the community of West View, but I would not recommend that out-of-town people make a trip to shop here.

Fox Chapel Plaza is a strip mall in O'Hara Township. I believe that it opened in the 1980s…read more Current businesses here include restaurants (e.g., Alta Via, Chick-fil-A, Zoup!, Loafers Bread, Local Provisions, and Coffee Tree Roasters), RiteAid, ophthalmologists, banks, UPS, dry cleaner, Xfinity by Comcast, a gift shop, shoe repair, jewelry store, etcetera. I shop at this mall only if I am passing through the area. The parking lot has an adequate number of spaces. This mall is not fancy, and it has limited options for shopping for clothing and groceries (the other mall across the street contains those types of businesses). I consider this mall to be more of an occasional destination for residents who live in the Fox Chapel area.

This plaza has a little bit of everything (and then some). Despite it being large and busy, it is…read morestill fairly easy to navigate. The directional signage is great, parking lots are well marked and it is easy to get into and out of in various ways (including a traffic light). There are medical facilities (a UPMC office, Quest), restaurants (Five Guys, Acapulco Mexican, McDonalds [with the Big Mac Museum and a large play area], Target, Dollar Tree, Giant Eagle and more. If you are looking for something in the Irwin area, you are likely to find it in this plaza.

North Huntingdon Square is a strip mall. Its current stores include Giant Eagle, Target, Kohl's,…read moreDollar Tree, Pet Supplies Plus, Don's Appliances, Famous Footwear, etc. Current restaurants include Acapulco Mexican, Firepit Wood Fired Grill, McDonald's, Bob Evans, Eat 'n Park, Five Guys, Panera, etc. Service businesses include a couple healthcare providers, Supercuts, H&R Block, Citizens Bank, etc. I occasionally shop at this strip mall when I am in the area. I like the discount and department stores, and my mom-in-law's favorite restaurant is Acapulco. The parking lot has a sufficient number of spaces for the busy weekend.

McKnight-Siebert is a strip mall that is located near the intersection of the two namesake roads…read more Current stores here include Walgreens drug store, Eyetique, UPS, Divine Nails and Spa, H&R Block, T-Mobile, uBreakiFix, etcetera. Restaurants include Starbucks, Alladin's Eatery, Italian Village Pizza, Bruegger's Bagels, and Chipotle. This mall does not have the types of stores for buying groceries or clothing, but I do occasionally visit this mall to eat at a restaurant or to make a small purchase. McKnight Road has a lot of traffic, but I can fairly easily pull into and out of the parking lot for this mall. The parking lot is not large, but I have always been able to find a parking spot when I needed one. The exteriors of the buildings were renovated a couple of years ago, so they now look much nicer.

A smallish strip style shopping center. Difficult to get in and out of, but not run down and low…read morerentish.