Big Lots is a discount retail chain that has locations across the United States. I shopped at this…read moreparticular Big Lots in Washington, PA one time. During my visit, I saw a wide variety of merchandise. I saw couches, rugs, electric fireplaces, clothing, shoes, children's toys, bedding and other linens, cleaning supplies, foods and beverages, health and beauty products, pet supplies, small electronics, holiday decorations, etcetera. I specifically looked for kitchen towels and slippers, but I did not find any in either my preferred color or size. Instead, I ended up buying only a toothbrush, toothpaste, and wrapping paper. I felt surprised that the large roll of wrapping paper was on clearance for only $0.74! The cashier accurately rang up my merchandise, and she gave me change for my small purchase. I must admit that the couches here were comfortable and cost only a few hundred dollars. Perhaps I should buy another couch for my basement...

Big Lots has an impressive selection of everything under the sun that you might want…read more Unfortunately, their inventory management is so poor that if you are looking for something specific they claim to have, you will never find it. Came here with a simple goal: find Archway Molasses Cookies (the original regular kind, not the iced kind), an item their online portal claimed this location had plenty of. When I visited to try to find them, it was a pain to even find where the cookies were in general, let alone the Archway varieties. When I did locate them, the one I wanted was not to be found. I waited in line in the front of the store only to be told that they could not look up my item, and I had to go check with the employee in their furniture area. If that makes sense to you, you're a better man/woman than I. The furniture section employee was kind enough to check to see if there were any in the back, though after ten minutes he returned to say that there weren't any and their numbers must be wrong. So, this begs the question: what is the point of even having an online, customer-facing inventory if the store makes no effort to keep it up to date? This is a problem that seems to be prevalent in many brick and mortar stores these days, which should tell you something about the future of such entities. Given my experience with this, I doubt I will return to a Big Lots any time soon. It shouldn't be this hard for a customer to hunt down a product. Overall: 3.0 stars --- Pros: - Good overall selection of goods, though it was mostly in disarray. - Plenty of parking in the lot outside. - Nice of the furniture section guy to check for us... Cons: - ...though I'm still unclear why the cashier couldn't check when we had waited a while to get up to them. - The Big Lots inventory management system is less than useless, and it takes a conscientious team to make it work.

Great new space. It kept going further and further back, every room a little surprise of well…read moreorganized treasures. The staff are so friendly and helpful.

The 2 star rating is only because the girl working was friendly, otherwise I would give this place…read moreone star. This used to be the home of Washington Antique Mall, an antique store with lots of different vendors and cool items. I recently went in here because I heard that Washington Antique Mall moved out (sad), but that Bedillion's moved in and everything was cheap. I was expecting something like the Bedillion's Furniture store in Washington which sold antique and used furniture and other small items. Wrong. This is supposed to be a thrift/antique store, but it's filled with total junk. Lots of things seemed dirty, even for a thrift store. Things are haphazardly organized and thrown around without any logical sections. There was nothing good in here, in my opinion. And it's also located in a dead mall, so it's not exactly in an ideal location. I don't see this place lasting too long.

Gabe's, formerly called Gabriel Brothers, is an off-price department store chain that has stores in…read more20 states. The business buys products that other stores cancel, that manufacturers make too much of, and that vendors close out to clear seasonal merchandise. This particular Gabe's store is located in Northgate Plaza shopping center. Examples of its merchandise are clothes, shoes, handbags, suitcases, bedding, pet supplies, children's toys, kitchenware, home decor, packaged foods, beverages, couches, etcetera. As I walked around the store, I noticed that the racks and shelves were full of miscellaneous products through which customers really had to sift. For example, clothing had varied styles and mixed sizes. I almost purchased a pair of Calvin Klein jeans for only $17, but then I noticed that the threads on the logo had several imperfections. I also saw some nice t-shirts that cost only a few dollars each, but the store had either torn or blacked out the brand names on the tags. In the end, I ended up buying nothing. Nonetheless, I will give this store a neutral rating. I think that people who are on a budget can find good bargains here.

Come here if you want to wait in line forever, and have incorrect prices on everything.read more

Five Below is a chain discount store that sells children's toys, cell phone accessories (e.g.,…read morecases, chargers, and cables), beauty products, hygiene products, candies, t-shirts and socks, pet supplies, and much more. I shopped in this particular Five Below one time. I saw a selection of merchandise that is similar to what other locations sell. Because of inflation, many products here now cost more than $5 each. Employees did not speak with me much.

This is your typical five below that you can find just about anywhere. The weird thing about this…read moreone in particular is that you kind of have to find it. Yeah, the store name is on the plaza sign, but you have to travel just about the whole plaza to get to this spot. Little haphazard in here with how this place is maintained. Could use a bit of a cleanup every so often.

I love this place because I have got so many good things here and the staff are so nice I was here…read moretoday

We've been here in the past and my wife has always enjoyed shopping there, but the prices have gone…read moreway too high. You can buy new items at some of the stores for about the same price if not better.

This place is great since it came under new ownership and was renovated. They expanded the size of…read morethe store and added a freezer section. The interior is clean and well organized. There is a pretty good selection of food and drinks here. This is a convenience store with a prepared foods area and deli. The prepared foods are fresh and delicious and the portions are a good deal for the price. They seem to carry some hard to find items as well. I was actually able to find the limited edition Grumpy Cat Grumpaccino here, which was awesome.

Nicki and the staff at crocks at tanker outlets are so awesome that I drive an hour.One way to…read moreabsorb their professionalism and kindness!!!!

So we went here to kill some time. The selection of stores was good but we did not find all we were…read morelooking for. To be honest we could have spent all the time in one corner for Kate Spade and Under Armour. The Kate Spade store was great and the ladies "doted" on my wife: that is a plus! The Under Armour store just ignored you but the prices are cheap. It was a good stop but I can't say I'll be here often.

I've noticed that when onions, apples, oranges, cukes and such are BAGGED, it's a way GIANT EAGLE…read moreat 331 Washington Rd, Washington, Pa 15301 camouflages the bad veggies/ fruits. We are forced to PAY for the lot, yet must throw the rotted ones out at home. Shame on you, GIANT EAGLE. SMH ****** PS: The GIANT EAGLE in McMurray Pa ALWAYS has fresh, eatable fruits and veggies and meats. Their aisles are clean and orderly. All's A+ at this GE. Thank you, McMurray.

I live in Allegheny and not Washington, but I do occasionally shop here when friends and I are…read moreplanning breakfast or an evening cookout together. It's a pretty standard Giant Eagle - it's not the smallest one I've shopped in but it's not as big as some of the Market Districts, either. That said, I'm not a regular Giant Eagle shopper since I have access to an Aldi; Giant Eagle is OK if you need to make a one-stop shopping trip (especially when it's decently sized like this one), but unless you pay close attention to their sales and deals, you really won't be saving money on that trip. My recommendation is to shop here in a pinch and/or if you're taking advantage of a bargain deal; but your wallet will thank you if you do your regular shopping elsewhere.