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.

A very tired old 60's style strip mall. It's been rejuvenated with some new blood like a sparkling…read morenew LA Fitness, Bottom Dollar Foods, Dollar Tree, and Texas Road House. Other tenants are Office Max, TJ Maxx, Altmeyers, Animal Krackers, Big Lots, and Tuesday Mornings.

South Hills Village is a nice indoor shopping mall that has moderately priced stores. About 130…read morestores sell a large variety of merchandise: clothing, shoes, accessories, toys, sports goods, electronics, furniture, and more. Anchor stores include Macy's, Von Maur, Dick's, and Barnes and Noble. A movie theater is a walk across the large parking lot. About 21 casual restaurants sell foods and beverages. I have shopped at this mall off and on for over 10 years. I shop mostly for women's clothing, foods, and gifts. During my most recent shopping trip, I felt happy with the condition of the mall and with the selection and prices of merchandise. Overall, I think that South Hills Village is one of the best malls in the Pittsburgh area.

So Many Many Many Awesome Stores So So So Many Reasons to Stop By First A Mall Is A National…read moreTreasure & Second It's Amazing & So Much Fun to People Watch & Actually Goin to A Store. They Have Santas Village Up Now & It's Always Clean, Well Lit & Safe. I walk this mall at least once a week & luv to window shop at all their stores

Pretty standard TJ Maxx experience. It's close to the holidays so the ambiance was a little more…read moreoverwhelming than usual. Lots of good deals and the store is sectioned out where it makes sense. The cashier we interacted with was efficient and friendly. They are taking covid precautions. They keep track of how many people enter and exit the store , they provide sanitizer, and they have social distance markers on the floor at checkout, as well as plexiglass between cashiers and customers. Other than that you have to make sure you stay away from people.

I stopped at the remodeled TJ Maxx yesterday in Bridgeville and it was HORRIBLE! Reduced…read moreHomeGoods. Crappy selection... it's much smaller. Used to be the best store. I won't go back there, ruined my TJ fun.

I really appreciate the store for the availability of its cheap clothing that is namebrand and…read moredeeply reduced from regular prices at Dick's Sporting Goods. There are certain code numbers in the corners of some items, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4... which will give you various additional amounts of percentage of that price tag. But you need to know what you're looking at because the sales always vary. This place is not fancy and it is serve yourself. It is a very different experience than going shopping at Dick's. It truly also feels like they just plot a store into an empty spot in a strip mall, and it never took the time to make any physical updates to the space itself. The bathrooms are disgusting. If you want a cheap place to find athletic gear, this is the place, but be warned that it really is just shoes and clothes. You'll still have to go elsewhere for your sporting equipment.

This store just opened in the Great Southern Shopping Center in the former location of Big Lots…read more From what I understand, this store is part of Dicks Sporting Goods, and sells older and discontinued styles, hence the name, "Going, Gong, Gone." I stopped in today just to peep around and see what they had. They had clothing sections for Men, Women, and Youth, and also shoes too. They also had some sporting equipment. Nothing really caught my eye, and it didn't seem like prices were any cheaper than usual, I don't know, maybe they were. Admittedly, I am not a very big shopper. It was O.K., but I probably won't be coming here very often . . . Cheers!

This is one of the better Marshalls in Pgh. Always able to find something And the staff is super…read morenice

I come here pretty often because of the good deals and they are always adding in new items so I am…read morealways able to find something. It's also the only clothing store somewhat close to the west end so it is convenient. The only thing that makes me not excited to visit this store is the pressure I feel at the checkout line to buy a credit card. Even when I say no, the staff keeps pushing it. Every time. Gets kind of old. Good deals and good quality keeps me coming back.

These girls told me they were taking two bags today, so I brought in two of the ones I had. They…read moretold me it would be an hour & a half. I said that's fine. I left the store, then had to cut my errands short because they were done in 30 minutes. Didn't take anything. 100% didn't even look in the bags. If you're not buying, be honest about it. I'm pissed and won't be back at this location.

Very nice staff. Kind of hard to shop racks cuz so much stuff on them. But great selectionread more

~ Gonna give a medium review here until we have a finished product. New urban sprawl that probably…read morewill do well for itself (and it's developer (Burns &Scalo)). Thankfully no trees were harmed in the making of this shopping center, as it was zoned industrial previously (and previously on this site we had Star City Movie Theater, and before that, a Steel Mill). Firebirds was one of the first restaurants to open here, along with Primanti Bros., The Milkshake Factory, and more recently Bartram House Bakery. Other stores here include GNC (vitamins and supplements), a studio, and a few other things I don't remember. Coming soon will be Raising Canes, a pizza shop, and a Taco Bell (next to Dunkin, which is probably not exactly in the Piazza, but close enough for Govt. Work). There is a green play area and a splash pad here also, but the slash pad was inoperable last time I was here. Can I give a Cheer and a Jeer?!?! Yes!

Told me i they had dumplings and i went woke up early called them and they said they didn't have…read morethem like i literally woke up drove out of my way and didnt get any

I luv 5 below. Always cool stuff. Always great price.. Halloween picked over .. clean store & staff…read morenice