Hi Barbara and Nick! It was so nice meeting you two! Makes me want to work there! Haha Thank you…read morefor being so patient and informative on what I would need in order to travel. I was very confused and left knowing what I wanted. Perfect!

Theo at the photo center was so friendly and helpful !! I would definitely recommend coming here…read more It was so fast to get my pictures printed out !!

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've been seeing Susan and following her medical advice for over 20 years. My PCP tells me that at…read more80 I'm in better shape than she is. I thank Susan (and the gym) for my good health and a pain free life.

Susan Mermeldtein is the owner and compounding pharmacist. She is very helpful, warm and generous…read morewith her time.

Be aware: the pharmacy closes every day from 1:30-2:00. Nothing special here, but they do provide…read moregood basic pharmacy services. Got my flu shot here on walk in basis. I had to wait for about 15 minutes, which was not bad for not having an appointment.

This is a good location as it is bigger than most other locations in Squirrel Hill and parking is…read morenot a hassle as the on site parking lot is big enough to not make parking difficult. I like that it is big enough that I have usually found what I need whenever I go to this CVS. It has also been helpful that there is a drive thru location for the pharmacy. For those that rely on a bus line for transportation, there is a bus line (the 61D as of this review) that has a stop by the far end of the parking lot.

The Giant Eagle on Murray ave, East end of New Castle, PA. It's clean, conveniently located, and…read morealthough a bit smaller (JUST a bit...) than the average Giant Eagle, it has all of the cool stuff. Nice deli, a bakery (which is actually an inexpensive spot to get stuff like Danish) and all the aisles for getting in your steps on a crappy Winter (or hot Summer) day. Really I like Giant Eagle, I just avoid the fruit & veg (expensive) and bread (Schwebels Italiano for $4.75!?!) aisles. Not even worth walking down them. Just stick with sale items, items you get cheap because of the Giant Eagle card, and the meat dept. but only for sale and items getting marked down because the sell by date is getting close. The employees are always friendly, and helpful. The store is well stocked, except for Asian food items which is pretty crappy. Two kinds of soy sauce? Seriously? Overall, this Giant Eagle gets four of five stars. Oh, and a s###-ton of different brands and flavors of ice cream. I do like that.

Cute little giant convenient store on Murray Avenue called Giant Eagle. I stayed at an Airbnb in…read moreSquirrel Hill and needed some bottled water. I walked here not knowing what time it closes. I asked the security guard. Oh shoot. I got 5 minutes to shop. The store has a logical layout. I found what I wanted in a minute and rushed to check out. The cashier saw me as I was new to the area. He offered his loyalty card for my water. Nice guy. I got it at a discount. But somehow, I got charged for 10 cents more. I swore I hit I got my own bag. Oh well. Time was running out. I could care less about that dime.

Bunch of f'n idiots in the pharmacy!! Told them the one generic they give me is not effective yet…read morethey KEEP refilling my Rx with the same bull ! They say oh we'll order it. It'll be here on Wednesday then Wednesday comes and they refill it with the same generic bullshit. Sometimes I go without my meds for a week or more while theses jack s try to sell me a generic that doesn't work.

I've always had great interactions with staff here, both the front cashiers and pharmacy…read more Received many vaccinations here from shingles, to flu, to covid. Their phone app is easy to use to set up the appointment and getting the vaccines are easy, too.

Joe was terrible. Always had an attitude. Glad this store closed. I gave Joe and Kelly Easter cards…read morewith $25 gift cards in them. I was trying to be nice, but they called their boss who said Im not allowed there for being nice. Glad they all lost their jobs. Horrible ppl.

Customer beware. If I could leave ZERO stars I would. I'm not usually a fan of RiteAid, but it was…read moreclose for my husband to get his annual flu shot. If you call corporate customer service, their policy is to accept walk ins for a flu shot. However this location says it's by appointment only. So, appointment was scheduled for 11:20am. Arrived 10 minutes early and let them know we were there. Sat there for over 45 minutes waiting. I had already completed all paperwork online prior to arriving, there was not one other person inside waiting for anything. Just someone that "walked in" wanting to get a shot. At about the 20 minute mark they had me sign papers so they could bill my insurance and told us that they would be out in a second to administer the shot. I will admit, the store appeared clean and well stocked. Just can't get past the fact that you have to have an appointment to get a flu shot then are expected to wait 45+ minutes to receive it. Apparently the staff hear can only administer 1 shot an hour? Or maybe they are just lazy and don't want to do anything. Next time I will just go to my PCP, the wait time is less, and that's just sad.

I applied to clean there and they told me the position is filled , till this day restrooms are…read morefilthy and out of soap toilet paper

I Like shopping at Target they have the best prices on most things…read more This is not my usual Target I goto but I was in the area and needed a bunch of things. This is a big store. This location has a huge parking lot.

Costco is a warehouse-club chain that has hundreds of locations across the United States and other…read morecountries. This particular Costco in Homestead opened in 2007, and it contains many of the same types of products as do other locations of Costco. For several years, my husband and I have been Executive members of Costco, and we have off and on shopped at this Costco. This store includes departments of groceries, electronics, jewelry, appliances, clothing, accessories, health and beauty, books, optical, hearing aid center, pharmacy, food court, gas station, tire center, etcetera. We shop here to stock up on groceries (e.g., chicken, salmon, pierogies, asparagus, caesar salad, and granola bars), household cleaning products (e.g., paper towels, toilet paper, and pods for laundry and dishes), and hygiene products (e.g., contact solution). They also have good deal on gift cards, winter coats, computers, and batteries. We think that Costco's products are a high quality and that their prices are low. I often forget to bring my large tote bags from home, so I appreciate that Costco provides free cardboard boxes near the cash registers. The cashiers have always accurately rung up our purchases and politely thanked us.

5/1/25 Ate List:…read morePepperoni Pizza - 7.1 Just reviewing food here. The greatest thing about this is the cost. I wish it could be beat or competed against locally. But 2 Pepperoni slices and a drink for a final total of $5.12 is PRETTY amazing this day and age. For the cost, your getting something that costs a bit above that. It's not Cafeteria pizza bad but it's also not going to make a local hall of fame. In a pinch though, this steal came in SO RIDICULOUSLY handy.