Ah, yes, the one time GetGo. Who hasn't been past this place and thought why would I stop at this…read morefake place? I know I was one of those people. Probably because it looks much like a rip off. That aside, this place serves a purpose and serves it well. Much of the lot and inside of the building look exactly like it did when GetGo left the property behind for greener pastures. With that, that allows for the people running this place to offer a wide array of items that a typical convenience store carries. Walked in kind of late one night and was met with fairly quick service. Made for a quick in and out visit and had me on my way.

Be nice if the store was actually open during the hours listed on the sign or when the lights are…read moreflashing open and the doors are locked and the people behind the register ignore you. When it is open, overall good experience. Just would be good to have consistency.

3.5 stars. Forbes Street Market is like a convenience store. It carries a small selection of…read morefruits, vegetables, prepared foods, snack foods, dairy, eggs, meats, seafoods, beverages, personal-care products, and much more. As I walked around, no employee greeted me. I looked at the prices on the shelves and packages, and I thought that they were slightly high. However, without a large grocery store really close by, students in the area might find this market to be convenient.

Cute little market right on Pitt's campus. I was able to get a quick salad and an a great iced…read morecoffee. The staff were really friendly as well and the prices were reasonable.

I have enjoyed shopping here since it has opened roughly 16 years ago. They have always had great…read morestaff and the products are usually pretty good quality. I also appreciate the fair return policy, if something is wrong they refund your money and also you can replace the item. They don't give you any grief if you need to return something like Giant Eagle. They have certainly expanded their selection and the quality has always been good. The only issue is that the items come and go just like Trader Joe's. I love the hummus chips that pop up every once in a while, but then they go away quickly. I have always loved the fact that they never use plastic bags, which is very sustainable. It is very good to have them in the neighborhood. Please note: if you park out in the front you will not be able to transport your groceries in a cart out to your car. The store is wired so that the cart gets locked up if you try to leave out of the front door. This can suck if the back parking lot is full.

ALDI is a chain grocery store that sells name-brand and store-brand foods, beverages, and household…read moregoods. The selection of products is smaller than what many other grocery stores offer, and the prices are low to moderate. My husband and I shopped at this ALDI in the South Side one time. We saw a decent variety of fruits, vegetables, dairy products, eggs, meats, seafoods, snacks, pantry items, beverages, and other products. My husband commented that the chicken cost less than the chicken at other grocery stores. We purchased several snack foods and beverages for a stay in a nearby hotel. The cashier performed their job well. We did not have to wait in line for long, and the transaction had no errors.

Located in the heart of Squirrel Hill, a bustling neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, lies a…read moreRite Aid that I've frequented during my visits to the area. Situated on Murray Avenue, this pharmacy has been a convenient stop for my family's needs, especially when it comes to grabbing essentials for my children. I recall a time when my son was feeling under the weather, and I needed to get him some Gatorade and cough drops. I quickly made my way to the Rite Aid, assuming they would have the items I needed. However, as I stepped inside, I noticed that the store seemed a bit lackluster compared to its usual appearance. The shelves weren't fully stocked, and there was an air of disorganization that I hadn't experienced during my previous visits. Rite Aid drugstores filed for bankruptcy 10 months ago. Since that time, stores have been closing at a rapid rate and many that are still open are filled with empty shelves. So some of the issues here are expected.  Navigating through the aisles, I eventually found the Gatorade and but not the cough drops that I was looking for. The checkout process was smooth, but I couldn't help but wonder about the store's current state. It appeared that the Rite Aid was going through some issues.  This Rite Aide is in my daughter's neighborhood and I usually stop in here on my visits to Pittsburgh. This time I needed to get some Gatorade for #1 son and some cough drops as he was coming down with sniffles on my last day of our visit.  Bottom line: It's close and convenient for both my kids and I hope this Rite Aide survivestheor difficulties and can come back to their previous conditions.

All I can say is hell yeah, they carry the best ice cream in the world:…read moreThrify's chocolate malted crunch ice cream. I had it growing up in California and was sad that the east coast didn't have it UNTIL NOW. So good. Can't be beat.

I walked in to pick up my order and received a dirty look from the cashier for no reason.read more

Until recently, this gas station on North Craig was (at least outwardly, based on signage) a…read moreSunoco. Over the last two months or so, they've begins switching out for full 7-Eleven gear inside, and now the signs outside even (halfway) match. So I guess it's a 7-Eleven now. It's got all of your usual 7-Eleven goodies -- hot coffee, donuts, pizza slices, a lunch cooler. This location even offers taquitos (do other 7-Elevens do this?? I don't know). They have a good selection of drinks, snacks, and some food items, most of which are a better price than the CVS down the street. Not THAT much better (an employee tried to tell me once that the $7.99 DiGiorno pizza I had picked up at CVS was only $4 in their cooler, which was not true -- it was $6.99 ‍), but still better. I mostly use this gas station for slushees. 7-Eleven has replaced Sunoco's pineapple slushee with Mountain Dew, which is great. They also still have Coca Cola, Cherry, and Blue (possibly blue raspberry, but definitely Blue). Delicious and refreshing as long as you drink them before they melt into a pool of radioactive-looking syrup at the bottom of your Big Gulp cup, as most slushees are. Staff seems friendly and every time I've stopped in they've been wearing masks, so I have no complaints. Welcome to the neighborhood!

I called to see if they had a pubic restroom and they hung up on me. I called back and she got…read moresmart with me just for asking if they had a public bathroom.

This GetGo right on Baum right in the city Easy in and out…read moreGotta all the good gas station feels It's got gas at a decent price Air for your tires for FREE and it's one of those easy peasy to use pumps who hates gas stations that charge for air yeah I get it but why mess around with those little guys go to GetGo and get free Lots of sammie and beverage options you order on their touch screen They even have a little cafe sit down section Of course the lottery tickets And many snacks ...many including krispy cream donuts As far as gas stations go this is a great one to visit

Their self checkout has a lot of issues with only one working. They should also set up a distinct…read moreline for the kiosks only, because right now some people think everyone has to stay in one line for both the front cashier and self checkout, which is not a good use of anyone's time. Paper bags at each kiosk are helpful too. Plus, their front automatic doors have been out of service for a while now. This CVS is falling apart. Finally, they need to restock on a lot of items inside. The only positive is the parking lot. If one side is full, you can parallel park on the other side, still within the lot.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I just moved my prescription's from this store. I went in the afternoon and they were closing for…read morelunch. I came back later in the day and they were closed for end of day. I can go down the street and I do not have lunch hours, end of day at 6 PM, etc. I do not want the pharmacists to work more hours; CVS needs to employ a few more pharmacists and just stay open when people can make it. For me, this CVS has ceased to exist.

7-Eleven is a convenience-store chain that has tens of thousands of locations across many…read morecountries. For over 12 years, my husband and I have occasionally shopped inside this 7-Eleven store. During our most recent visits, we saw products such as snack foods, frozen and refrigerated foods, refrigerated beverages, slushies and coffees, over-the-counter medications, feminine hygiene products, cleaning products, pet supplies, bags of ice, lottery tickets, etcetera. Prices were OK. My husband and I shopped for beverages and snacks. I would prefer different types of foods such as healthier ones, but we still bought a few beverages and a few snacks. The cashier promptly and accurately rang up our purchases, and he spoke nicely with us. By the way, their Dubai chocolate does NOT taste like authentic Dubai chocolate.

I like this 7-Eleven and friendly staff. It is located in the same building as the DoubleTree by…read moreHilton Pittsburgh downtown. There is a street entrance as well as you can go in directly from inside the hotel. Great selection and decent pricing. Helpful hint - if staying at the DoubleTree it is a better value to grab snacks and beverages here as opposed to the Hotel Marketplace. Please note it is not A 24-hour store.