I have probably driven past Seasons of America dozens of times and never noticed them until today…read more I wondered what type of store it was, and then I noticed on their sign the words "Dollar & Party Superstore." Ah! When I went inside the store, it reminded me of competing discount stores. Seasons of America similarly sells party supplies, holiday decorations, other seasonal items such as outdoor supplies, office and craft supplies, cleaning products, health and beauty products, some pet supplies, some foods, and some clothing. Prices were low. Examples of prices were $0.50 for a greeting card, $1.25 for a bottle of shampoo, and $35 for a holiday decoration. I bought several items--a gift bag, coloring book, aluminum foil, hole puncher, body wash, conditioner, and dice--and all of them cost less than $2 each. A couple of cash registers were open. The cashiers said hello and thank you. I do recommend that they wear their face masks over their noses rather than around their chins.

Poor selection of junk that's all overpriced. insanely over…read morepriced helium!!! for latex balloons that you get in a bag at the store cost $2 each for helium (I brought the balloons in). I purchased a number 1 and 6 balloon from Amazon that was 34 inches big. the cost of the helium was $38 to fill two balloons! I will never go there again

I love it! It's small, has great food options, other hot and cold, as well as unique store…read moregroceries. It will always be a great option for me!

Cute, old school charm for a local grocer and butcher shop!…read more Open since the 1920s, Wagners definitely has some of the classic elements of your classic grocery store. Two simple checkouts by the front door, three aisles of your common needs, a butcher counter that stretches the length of the store, and employees that enjoy engaging in conversation!! But don't get me wrong.. the store is still relevant for today. New equipment for freezers and produce, clear expansion into the next storefront down, and simple grab and go options ready and hot. With no fast food options for this side of the community, the market provides lunch options and delicious single serve dessert options too. I grabbed the: Chicken Bacon Hoagie - the thick cut chicken definitely indicate that this was a fresh deli sub and the gooey cheese could only be accomplished by fresh sliced too. Add on the crispy bacon and soft bun - this hoagie was quality and well priced Dirt Pudding - I'm a sucker for a dessert and what better than a single serving of a fresh made goodie. The balance of sweetness was spot on with a great crunch layer on the top and bottom of Oreo.

We recently visited the market to get pumpkins. This is such a nice store full of fresh fruit,…read morevegetables, bakery items, sauces, and so much more. I love supporting family-owned businesses. The staff is friendly, and there is so much to choose from. They did have a large selection of different pumpkins and a cute fall display out front. We will definitely be back soon!

I 100% support small businesses. The history of Harvest Valley Farm is prominently displayed. Not…read moreonly does Harvest Valley sell their own products but they support/sell other local small business products. I wasn't shopping for anything in particular but I wanted to see the new location. I picked up a basket and kept adding items. How could I pass up a nice size head of cauliflower? Or nice big radishes? Oh look I needed celery. As a cooking novice, I went with the "regular" mushrooms but I saw other types that I may need to come back for. The refrigerators had local dairy products, meat, and pierogies. I had to get the spinach and ricotta pierogies (made in McKees Rocks). I can't say no to a snickerdoodle cookie and there were pumpkin snickerdoodles too. Lots of homemade breads, pies, cinnamon rolls, etc. It is the attention to detail that stood out to me. The radishes were in a resealable (ziploc like) bag. The mushrooms were in a clam shell container. I didn't have to find storage containers which I appreciate. The staff were very friendly and well versed in the products. Ample parking. If you miss the GPS turn, make the next right and come in through the back of the parking lot. Very glad to see the Market has expanded in its new location.

Can't trust a couple of the reviews already provided. The fact is, this place provides just as…read moregood a product as any of their competitors (Sheetz, Get Go). Just don't expect them to match an actual deli or sub shop.

i made the mistake of assuming that the food would be edible and I would receive the correct…read morechange. I received 2 sandwiches that were so burnt that I had to throw them away. I also didnt check my change u til I got home and was shorted $20.00. I ended spending over $30.00 for food that I had to throw away. stay away from this business.

Gatorade O is shelf sticker piced about 7.89 tonight, self check out price was Over $8.00 can't…read moreremember exactly cuse i git them to take it off my purchase Rip off, cheating, dishonesty no excuses Poor little girl who took it off my purchase was so embarrassed. I comforted her by stating was certainly not her fault but management's fault And worse, it's management's fault to put that poor little girl employee managing the self check out area in a position to have to deal, face-to-face with customers who are uncovering Fraud at Walmart

I will award a rare 5-star rating for this Walmart in Gibsonia, because their pharmacy made it easy…read morefor me to schedule an early appointment for my COVID-19 booster vaccine, when many other pharmacies in the area did not have many appointments available. I simply went on their website, logged in, saw several appointment times over the next few days, and made appointments for my husband and me. On the day of our appointments, the pharmacist was courteous and did an excellent job with the vaccine injections. To ensure that my husband and I did not experience any allergic reactions, we hung around by shopping in the store. I picked up a few items such as contact solution, hamburger buns, and cat litter. Products were in stock, and prices were low compared to many other retailers. At the checkout, several cashiers were working, and only one customer was ahead of us in line. The cashier wore a face mask, greeted us, accurately rang up our items, and thanked us.

My local Giant Eagle mostly hits the mark. There's a spacious parking lot, the staff are friendly,…read morethe produce is generally fresh, and I rarely encounter stockouts of the items I regularly buy. As someone who cooks and grills frequently, I'm here often for fresh produce, frozen vegetables, seafood, sauces, seasonings, and spices. The selection usually covers what I need, and the produce section in particular has been consistently reliable. My main complaint is pricing, which seems to have crept up faster than I'd like and can make some items feel expensive compared with other options nearby. Overall, though, it's a convenient and dependable neighborhood grocery store that I continue to use regularly.

This Giant Eagle grocery store is located in Gibsonia. The store contains the usual departments:…read morefruits, vegetables, pantry items, meats, seafoods, dairy products, beverages, snacks, prepared foods, baked goods, pet supplies, flowers, gift cards, etcetera. The store also has a pharmacy and a bank. My husband and I occasionally shop here for regular groceries. During our most recent visit, we thought that the store was well-stocked, well-organized, and clean. We found all foods for which we were looking. The cashier and the bagger performed their jobs well. The prices were alright. The parking lot had an adequate number of spaces for vehicles and seemed to be safe.

Kohl's is a national department store chain that sells clothing, shoes, accessories, housewares,…read morefurniture, pet supplies, electronics, toys, etcetera. Prices are moderate. I have visited this Kohl's multiple times in the past couple of years. Yesterday, I returned some Christmas gifts for store credit. The line for returns had zero customers in it, so I had no wait! The employee promptly and politely rang up my returned items and issued me cards for store credit. I then set out to spend that store credit... The store had a women's clothing department that had separate sections for women, plus-sized women, petite women, and maternity. I found eight shirts that cost only $4 to $13 each. I have not yet worn all of the shirts, but they appear to be a good quality. The checkout line had several customers ahead of me, but the two cashiers worked quickly so that my wait was a reasonable several minutes. My cashier was nice, and he reminded me to type in my phone number to earn Kohl's rewards and Kohl's Cash.

I have shopped at Kohl's for years, but only for kitchen and bathroom carpets. Over Mother's Day…read moreweekend, I purchased a very expensive Shark vacuum online. The box was delivered destroyed. The vacuum was falling out of the box. I dragged it in to a store to exchange it and received attitude from the customer service rep. Stupidly, I exchanged the vacuum for what they had only to get it home and it not to work. AGAIN, I dragged the heavy vacuum back to Kohl's. This time I visited the one on Route 8 in Gibsonia because their customer service is on the 1st floor. The customer service agent told me I could go pick another vacuum and they would give me the same percentage off. I go in search of ANOTHER vacuum and again the stock they had all looked pretty rough. Because I needed a vacuum, I picked one hoping it would be fine. I take it all the way back to customer service to exchange it only to be told by someone different that the percentage off that I had the 1st time would not honored. I explained I had just been told it would be honored. The woman rudely responded the gentleman who told me that was wrong and for me to come back the next day, which was a Sunday, because they were starting a new promotion. I explained that I worked 60 hours a week and dragging heavy vacuums all over God's creation was getting tiresome. (They don't fit in any Kohl carts) I went to the register and spoke to a blond headed manager who honored the coupon. So, I went back again to get the vacuum. I get it home and found it to be missing parts and full of dirt. Someone had bought it, used it, and returned it. I was so frustrated, I almost kept it. My husband made me take it back since I paid for a new, not used, vacuum. I AGAIN dragged this thing in to the Gibsonia store and explained what happened. The man at customer service told me to go get another vacuum. This time I spent almost an hour trying to decide what to get, checking boxes, etc. I drag it back to customer service only for the man to say they WOULD not honor the same promotion. Then an older lady appeared and said she was the manager. She and the man could not follow what I was telling them, continued to talk over me and interrupt me and were extremely ride. When the manager finally stopped rudely telling me off long enough for me to get a word in, she said the manager never gave me the promotional price on the used vacuum like I claimed she did, thus there was nothing for her to honor. It was right there on the receipt to prove it, but the blond manager blatantly lied saying she never took 30% off the vacuum that was used. Then the older manager said it didn't matter either way because she wasn't honoring it. I was so appalled and frustrated by their behavior and the entire charade of crap involving their selling of damaged and used merchandise, that I actually broke down and cried in front of a long line of customers. All of which were waiting to return garbage they also regrettably purchased from Kohl's. I tried to call customer service to complain, but the agent was not helpful. When I asked to speak to a supervisor, I was disconnected. People, if you are going to buy an expensive vacuum, DO NOT BUY IT FROM KOHL'S. They sell returned merchandise as new then lie and embarrass their customers to add to the insult. I will never, ever shop at Kohl's again. I told the old lady manager to keep the $70 in Kohl's cash I had. I don't need it. I'd rather eat dirt.

The dude was super nice without being overbearing. Love! The store's a bit disorganized so it's…read moregreat for the person who loves to look and discover unexpected stuff. Decent Funko Pop offering. Fair prices for the things we looked at/ through.

After visiting comic shops all around Pittsburgh, I finally found what I was looking for. After one…read morevisit I returned, setup my pull list, and never looked back. Jeff is helpful and welcoming, and it's always a pleasure to go in to chat and pick up my comics. If you're in the Pittsburgh area and love comics, there is simply no better place to go.

Dave's Country Meats is a family-owned butcher shop that has served the community since 1981. It…read moresells custom-cut and smoked meats, cheeses and other dairy products, freshly baked breads, homemade sides, and much more. My husband and I shopped here once recently. We saw a nice assortment of beef, chicken, pork, turkey, kielbasa, bologna, burger patties, raviolis, vegetables, prepared salads, breads, pies, cookies, packaged grocery items (e.g., chips, nuts, and sauces), etcetera. We took a number to get in line for the deli meats. We chose a meatloaf, chicken salad, maple sausage links, and chicken patties. The total price was $30. The cashier promptly and politely rang up our purchase. We ate the foods at home. We thought that the foods tasted very good. Catering is also available.

Dave's is an outstanding business that always places customer service first. I shop there weekly…read moreand never buy meat anywhere else. The chicken is delicious and you can taste the difference in quality in the beef, pork and other meats. My favorite thing about Dave's is their willingness to cut a smaller portion for roasts and also if there is not a cut on display they offer to get what you request. The freezer wrapping is just the finishing touch on the reason Dave's shines when compared to other stores in the area. I am glad I have a wonderful butcher close to home that for as long as I can remember continues to provide the best meat. Thank you Dave's and the outstanding, friendly staff. 10 gold stars!

This was my second visit to Narcisi Winery; this time we had a wine tasting and dinner…read morereservations. Let me say that we really enjoy a number of their wines. The crème de la crème is Omaggio. This full-bodied red wine is excellent. For our meal we enjoyed their complimentary bread and dipping sauce. This is very good but I do not recommend buying a bottle as it will do bad and it isn't overly special. I had the VEAL TORTELLONI; I would order this again. It was ground veal tortelloni, heirloom tomato, caramelized onion, spinach, and a creamy cacio e pepe sauce. Again, both my wife and I felt this meal was excellent. My wife had the CHICKEN & BURRATA ALLA VODKA. This was very good but the Veal Tortelloni was better. Service was excellent and they have a backup generator, which is nice as both times we have come severe weather hit us. Dessert was both Tiramisu and NUTELLA CREAM PIE. Both were delicious and portions were large. My only knock is service is very slow. When we waited for dessert it was around 20 mins and it was another 20 mins to get our check and pay the bill.

Stayed for dinner to celebrate our anniversary…read more Bread and their homemade dipping oil. Bottle of Omaggio wine: our favorite wine here. Chicken & Burrata cavatappi: good Veal Tortelloni with ciao e pepe: our favorite dish tonight. Will definitely get this next time. Tiramisu Nutella Cake Jacob and Amelia waited on us. They did a fantastic job. The staff, here, kept working through the thunderstorms like it was business as usual. Great job! Big thunderstorms went through while we were here. Thankfully they have backup generators to bring the lights back on. Nobody left. We all stayed. Attached: 8 new photos