I found this place on yelp and decided to give it a try. We came on Easter Sunday. The parking is…read morefree and there's plenty of parking. Theres was only a few vendors outside but I'm pretty sure it was because it was a holiday. There's also an indoor area where people sell things. It was okay we only found one item there.

Came here to get a dryer after ours took the easy way out and died on us. This shop is inside, on…read morethe far right of the building if you are looking at it from the outdoor market. Elvis (I think that's what he said) was super helpful and had some really great deals on all kinds of appliances that come with a 90 day warranty! It was so great to go in and grab something that was in our budget and be on our way. He even helped us load up! We will definitely be back to check out some deals on produce from some of the vendors outside. Thanks again, Elvis!

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

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.

This store has approved so much! Their attendant in the beverage section showed me how to make a…read morecup of tea, and I sat and had some pumpkin mini cupcakes with cream cheese icing. I've been traveling from one store to another, getting my prescriptions today, and I am just dead on my feet. So, it's so nice that it's so nice. That giant eagle has this wonderful little area their cafeteria area, where you can sit down in a comfy chair and drink a cup of tea and watch Bobby play or no Guy Fieri on the TV. I really appreciate it. Good sales right now, but their regular prices are still high.

Miserable cashier at first register (12 items or less) is rude and obnoxious! She verbally attacked…read moreme because I decided not to purchase an item. Store is clean but this nasty woman offsets all positives. Send her to the stockroom! She has no people skills!

First time stepping foot in this store . . . Meh . . . not my kind of place . . . I really hate…read moreshopping in this type of establishment, but I was searching for a specific item (a Menorah), and they didn't have any. They had a crap-load of X-mas stuff though . . . oh well . . . no cheers here for me (at least not on this visit)!!

I was in a need for some last minute Xmas gifts when I tell you a great stop for everyone in the…read morefamily even the pets and the bargains better than some places I go to on a regular I shop for 6 people and only spent 400 dollars I'll take this drive any day to save

I love this place! Always great finds at good prices. From larger pieces to the smaller…read morehousehold items

Awesome rotating selection with great prices. Love the family running this unique shop.read more

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

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!

Really friendly employees here, and a pretty standard Joann Fabrics experience. Unfortunately we…read moreweren't able to find what we were looking for. They had a pretty wide assortment of holiday decor and crafts, and there were some good deals on it, but we were looking for a DIY cross stitch stocking but we couldn't find one. We'll be back here for our crafting needs, the location is very convenient.

helped lower price as much as possible and were very helpful when I asked where things wereread more

Well, I can see why they're going out of business. Everything is still overpriced even though…read moreeverything in the store is at least 20% off. There are some things in the back left-hand corner of the store, that are 30 and 40% off. Those are color-coded and marked on a chart. I don't know when the store started their closing sale, but the majority of things are picked over. And it's a mess. I ended up buying a mug for a friend that owns a dog and cat grooming salon, with a paw print and her surname initial. It was $3.99 less 20% off. I plan to fill it with her favorite chocolates, and beribbon it with a dog bone shape cookie cutter in red I already bought. The older, female cashier was functional. Not friendly. Just functional. I told her I hoped she found a new job soon. She gave me absolutely no creedance until she handed me my change and said "Have a nice day," in a very flat tone. It's easy to see why the store is going out of business. The last day for the store is January 6, 2019.

Tuesday Morning, much like Kirkland's, less like Big Lots, is a chain of discount stores featuring…read morehome furnishings, kitchen ware, and clothing. If you need to look like you spent a lot of money on a gift but didn't, this is a great place to look. I bought myself a set of six wine goblets and paid less than 12 bucks, and they were a well known brand. I also found some interesting martini glasses and a set of Bourbon glasses for my bar. It's a nice relaxing shopping experience with no pushy associates bothering you. This is also a great place to shop for the holidays, go early in November to get the best selections.