If someone took Station Square, cloned it, and stuck it in a South Hills suburb, you'd have Caste…read moreVillage. They have pretty much everything you need here. There's a Subway of course (they are everywhere! aaaiiieeeee!), a supermarket, 7 other places to eat (!), a chiropractor, a lawyer, military recruiters (uh-oh, start a human chain now!), a post office, a great Hallmark store, a bowling alley, and salons among other businesses. They even hold classic car shows and farmer's markets here during the spring and summer months. Christ, move right across the road (swanky neighborhood), and you'll almost never need to drive anywhere again!

THE Place to take a stroll and visit many shops. Even drop off or purchase your postage. Bowling…read morearound the corner as well as the best wings in Pgh. at Royal Lounge. You wont be disappointed to spend a few minutes or hours browsing the many shops.

Such a gem! The breakfast is always absolutely amazing -- fresh, hearty, and exactly what you want…read moreto start the day. The staff couldn't be friendlier; they make you feel like a regular even if it's your first time walking in. Even if you're just stopping by for a quick coffee, it's worth it. And the pepperoni rolls? A must-grab to go. Seriously, don't leave without one (or two or a dozen ;) ). This place just has that warm, small-town charm that keeps you coming back.

MY FAVORITE BREAKFAST IN PITTSBURGH/THE STATE/AND 2ND OF ALL TIME…read more Everything here was fucking perfect and it was just all staple diner food in the best version possible. Absolutely nothing crazy (minus the French toast) that is just NAILED. And THE PRICES are so awesome The Hot Mess. Massive, loaded and delicious. That's not an omelette either.. that's their scrambled eggs loaded with potatoes and smothered it their insane sausage gravy. The biscuits with it. Right out the oven fresh, so soft, not dry in the slightest and honestly didn't even need anything on it. The corned beef hash was probably the best I've had. I never had it was such a great crisp/crunch to it. That is my new standard for corned beef hash The pancakes. The best in Pittsburgh and my top 3-5 of all time. I hate the hotcake style which you see in Pittsburgh MINUS the crisp with it. But I don't want that throughout the entire thing, I still want my fluff. This delivered that PERFECTLY. Great crisp on just the edges and the fluff in the middle. Absolutely perfect THE BOSTON CREME FRENCH TOAST. My second favorite breakfast item I've gotten in Pittsburgh. You will rarely see me get French Toast unless it's recommended a decent bit or just looks nuts. THIS is my favorite French toast I've had and I hate Boston Creme 90% of the time. It always gets too overfilled, and too sweet of a custard. NOT HERE. The chocolate topping was perfect, not just a basic syrup people buy at the store that is so overpowering. Can 1000% tell homemade. The custard had the perfect amount of sweet ratio for amount they give Warning it's small inside with minimal seating and you will have to wait. I drove 50 for it and waited 35 for a table. I would drive 2 hours and wait another 2. I will be returning numerous times ESPECIALLY when they have the Bear Claw Pancake Special

I really like this location. I've never had a problem here and I really like Coen as a brand.read more

I was hoping updating Cogo's would be the best thing to happen in South Park since Dollar General,…read morebut it turns out it's the best thing to happen to South Park PERIOD. Today was the first day open and everything looked so fresh and new. To order food you use a kiosk and all the food is put together right in front of you. Super clean and nice. People at the cash registers were really nice too. Not only is there a seating area, a drink station, and a food station, but there also drinks, snacks, and to go food. You can use the Mac machine, buy lottery tickets and even buy alcohol. The food was amazing and they still have pepperoni rolls. I tried the chicken strips and they were great. You can pick how many you want. Also the sides were great. The mashed potatoes tasted so fresh and the white cheddar Mac and cheese makes Panera's Mac and cheese look like dog food. There's also slides of pizza ready to go and you can get a whole pizza for $10. There's also some family meals and custom coffee drinks you can get at the kiosks. Definitely check it out! The chicken quality, price, and taste is like a cross over between KFC and Chick Fil A. I will be back in the future for sure.

Love this store. Been coming here for 15 years as a customer and consignor. Owner is outstanding!…read moreAlways have what I need at a great price.

One of my favorite places while we've been preparing for our newborn to arrive! The Has Bin is well…read moreorganized, has great prices, and very friendly staff. I've stopped in a couple of times now, and have gotten great deals -- particularly on baby clothes and receiving blankets. Many of the clothes are Carter's, but I've also come across some higher end brands as well. There are also lots of options for Pack N' Plays, strollers, and bassinets, etc. We found a like-new Ubbi diaper pail there for less than half of retail price. They also offer additional mark downs (based on the color of an item's tag) that seem to rotate once a month or so. The prices are just right for clothes/equipment that little ones won't use for very long.

I used to spend time looking around to see what they had. They had restrooms, so my prostate…read moreproblems didn't matter. Now they've closed the restrooms. Don't they know a lot of older people shop there? I'm 74, I need restrooms often. Ollies wants money,but when it comes to customer service?????????? Thanks. I will shop there a lot less. Care about your customers, and I'll care about buying your products, until then, keep what you have.

I felt like I had to update my review. This has never been the cleanest/organized store but that is…read moreok since it's a discount store. You know what you are getting in to. I had to throw something away and just glanced in the bathroom. Yuk. During all this covid I cannot believe the state of this bathroom at 10am! I hour after opening. Other than the typical crowded isles you still can always find something good here. You just have to be willing to look.

Hate to give it one star. What a dump. Disgusting. The cashier gave me dirty looks and never said…read morehello, goodbye or anything at all. Just dirty looks. Never again will I ever go in this store ever again.

I've been to this store every week for several months and every time I do it is cluttered -…read morestocking boxes litter and block the cramped isles. Sale items are rarely announced on the price tags of three day promotions which makes things confusing. Going on Saturdays is a crowded nightmare as they rarely have more than one person working their old and slow registers. Pro tip - if it looks like all of the toilet paper or paper towels are out of stock, check the isles.... half the time they are scattered throughout on the floor! The top shelf that requires an employee help may have them as well if you can track a person down. I'm going to branch out to other close by DG soon as this one is constantly disappointing. The cashier took my $3/15 coupon last visit even when I didn't hit the threshold because the sale items were not announced

I liked them in the past. I do not like them now. Sorry! …read more They are so very rude and curt. Barely get a thank you when you make purchase. A couple of other strange quirks that has been bothering me for awhile. . They do not notify you if an item is sold or pitched in the dumpster. You do not know what was sold or for how much. You just receive a check with no explanation. Is this the way to run a business? I think not. Are they being deceptive with accounting? Perhaps. I always wonder if the items that do not sell quickly end up in a flea market and they end up making money with your items they claim did not sell. A huge part of their inventory is kitchenware. I am tired of kitchenware. I look for unusual things, tools, paintings, gadgets, etc. They stock the same boring stuff. Now for the big thing. In the last year they have raised prices considerably. They have added a dollar or two to every item in the store. You can buy items for almost the same in WalMart. For instance, they are now selling plastic bed risers for $8.00 for 4. Goodwill has the same everyday for $2.00. They are just too high priced. I will not be consigning, nor will I be purchasing. Too bad. Find another place. . PS Notice the 1 Stars on the right. I am not the only one who thinks this way.

This place won't accept dining room furniture. Do yourself a favor and sell yourself or donate.read more

Love, love, love this place! More like a boutique than a thrift shop, the cute couple there…read more(owners?) were sweet. And the young lady? She was an absolute gem! I felt I was at a fine boutique - with her even going outside to check to see if she had what I wanted plus showing me deep fryers that doubled as cooking pots (but weren't the instapot I wanted) Just note - (like most places) not a lot of plus clothing. But the things there are great quality, and especially with the around the holidays discount, quite reasonable. There were quite a few enamel pots that, half off, were an absolute steal - and still in good condition. Please go! A hidden gem.

This is a very cute little thrift shop, and you can tell it has been curated to include less of the…read morestuff you'd normally have to sift through at a larger thrift store to find the stuff that you'd actually be interested in. Love that we have a thrift store in Bethel Park now down the street from my favorite coffee shop, Reginald's. It makes for a nice little outing. It's only cash so bring cash or Venmo app. I found a cute basket for a thanksgiving table centerpiece, and a wood frame for an inherited embroidery I've been wanting to hang.

Five Below is a discount-store chain that sells children's toys, cell phone accessories (e.g.,…read morecases, chargers, and cables), beauty products, hygiene products, snack foods, fitness accessories (e.g., yoga mats), t-shirts, and much more. Years ago the prices were below $5, but in the current economy, some prices are higher than $5. This particular store is in South Hills Village mall. Every time that I shop in a Five Below, I think that the selection of products is not what I really need or want, but this store had a decent selection of merchandise, including slippers, greeting cards, candies, games, hair supplies, cosmetics, travel-sized products, t-shirts, etc. Furthermore, the prices were reasonable, and during this visit, I found a Covergirl blush that was priced similarly to Walmart and much less than Target.

I Luv A 5 Below There Holiday Selection Always Rocks & I got cute Pink Stackable Pumpkins & Skulls…read more& A lot of Pink Stuff

South Park Shops is a strip mall that contains about 20 tenants, including for retail, food, and…read moreservices. It is in a high-traffic and fairly affluent area. Currently, retail stores here include Dollar Tree, Pet Supplies Plus, Fine Wine & Good Spirits, South Hills Jewelers, a T-Mobile. Food businesses include Panera, McDonald's, Jersey Mike's Subs, Bruegger's Bagels, and Moe's Southwest Grill. Service businesses include UPS, Quest Diagnostics, Massage Envy, H&R Block, Brentwood Bank, and several others. In this strip mall, I shopped in a few retail stores. On a busy Saturday, the free parking lot had a sufficient number of spaces for me to park my vehicle. I could not shop for clothing, shoes, or accessories here, but I was able to purchase some hygiene products, pet supplies, wines, etcetera.

It's always great spot to go to. Anything you need you can find it here…read more It's a strip plaza what else can I say.