Located along Route 22 in Monroeville near the convention center…read more A hodgepodge of assorted and random goods ranging from dry goods to toys, clothes, books, and assorted home goods. Decent items at cheap prices. It's always a poke n hope shopping experience. You never know what you'll find here so it's like an adventure in shopping. Nice and helpful service and staff willing to help find what you're looking for here. You never know what deals or items you'll find but always good deals. As their slogan says, "Good stuff cheap!" Don't go by, give it try cause you never know what you'll find!

Stopped by here with some locals who were seeing if there were any food bargains to be had. I…read morestopped by their book section and found a book that was on my Amazon wish list (Portraits by Edward Curtis) that was the same price used as it was brand new here. Good deal for me :-) If I wasn't on a candy spending freeze, I would have raided their 75% off candy rack conveniently placed near the checkout line :-)

Always something to be had at 380 Auction...today's findings were mini daffodils($1.99/ea) and…read moresmall succulents($2.99/ea)for my kiddos for Easter...great value

This is not the place to go if you a claustrophobic, however if you are looking for great deals…read more... This place is loaded with them. Looking forward to the next trip there.

We came for the Living Dead convention at Monroeville Mall but got tired of walking around the…read moremall. The latest 5 star review brought us to Castaways--they were underselling how fun this place is to look around! There's so many treasures! Everything is priced to sell, and they throw a discount on top! The customer service is amazing, we felt completely comfortable and had a wonderful conversation!

It's like a treasure hunt. There is always something to find and no matter what I am looking for,…read moreI invariably find it there. The owners are friendly and helpful. Love it there!

Excellent place to get fresh chicken and goat meat. You can get it cut however you want…read more They have started food stall recently and serve fresh Naans,tandoori chicken, chappli kabab , sheek kabab, etc., Very fresh and yummy. If you are a chicken lover then I definitely recommend this place. Very friendly staff.

I was in search of an Arabic store but without one close this was the next best option. I did find…read moresome of the middle eastern supplies I needed and also got a package of naan. The store has a decent variety of Indian/Pakistani/middle eastern items, I enjoyed just looking around. I didn't try their restaurant but the smells seeping over to the store side were very pleasant.

Great stop in today for a few things before dinner. This has been our go to Aldi for the last…read morecouple years and the new one in Monroeville opened and is closer to us but I didn't even think about going there today. The people here are always friendly and they always have what we need. The prices are great at Aldi if you have never been. They don't have everything that big grocery stores have but they have a lot. You should try it out and see. Make sure you have your own grocery bags or you can snag some boxes inside to pack your things in. You also need a quarter to get your own grocery cart and then you can get your quarter back when you put the cart up. Hopefully you know this coming in, but just in case ... it'll help! With prices being high this is the place to shop!

I'm new to Aldi's. I live literally next to Target & Giant Eagle. So when Aldi's opened up on the…read morefirst day I did some curious adventuring. Parking was no problem, got a free tote, even the cart was free. I wasn't aware of having your own bags nor putting the groceries in the bag yourself. Also very few "brand" name items. The store was clean& laid out easy to locate anything. I was explained by the guy @ the register they keep cost down by charging a quarter to customers to get a cart. And the same by bagging your items. Most people I have spoken to have said they have a terrific produce section which was true. But all in all I'm only going to Aldi's out of necessity. I

Thought I would make another visit to see if the store's layout and cleanliness had improved hoping…read moremy last visit was an aberration. Nope, unfortunately, the state of the store is as it was. Simply put, this particular store once took pride in organizing and displaying merchandise, meaning those who ran this store cared as much about second-hand items and those that donated and bought as much as if the items were new. Everything had its place, set upon shelves and racks with care. That is no longer true. Merchandise looks as if it were just tossed on a shelf, to land as it might. Racks of clothes are not even attempted to be adequately sorted by sizes or straightened. Honestly, it appears that all this store's workers despise those who both donate and shop thrift stores. I will no longer be either donating or shopping here and, believe me, from past posts you can see, I have shopped here plenty and found great finds in years past Shame on St Vincent De Paul for allowing this store to be in the shape it is.

We love this Saint Vinnys store. Everyone was super friendly, incredible inventory. We left with…read moremany treasures excellent prices and staff that had a sense of humor. We have visited many thrift stores across the country and this is one of our faves.

They have an overwhelming selection. They could be better organized. But they do have a lot of…read morestuff.

I wish I could give them negative stars, they earned it…read more ProSource KNOWINGLY sold me a stone tile/backsplash product that MUST be cut wet. However, it contains a water soluble glue which makes this impossible as the stone falls off the mesh backing when it gets wet. I was NOT made aware of this when I purchased it and Prosource denied knowing the issue even existed until 2 months in on a phone call with Ed the showroom manager, who was dumb enough to admit they knew it was an issue. I spent countless hours calling and emailing both the manufacturer, Topcu, and ProSource attempting to learn a way to be able to install the product as my wife and I both really like it. I even purchased 3 additional new diamond blades in a vain attempt to cut it, because "this has never happened before". Then what I was told, and I still cannot believe they were stupid enough to suggest this, was to remove each individual stone from the backing, cut it wet, then glue it back on. After a ridiculous amount of back and forth the final answer the manufacturer said to do would cost more than the product itself did, take countless hours of work, be nearly impossible to do correctly and completely make the product un returnable. For an alleged high end product that cost over $300 per box. ProSource refused to take back the product except under unreasonable circumstances, only taking back non cut and non broken sheets, a 25% restocking fee AND my paying the freight back to the manufacturer in Georgia. The manufacturers rep admitted to me on multiple occasions that the situation was ridiculous but still I could not get an acceptable resolution from them either. I guess they expected me to lay down and take the abuse. Not this guy. I fought and I won...just like I told them I would. Now I get to warn you. Who is dumb enough to use a water soluble glue on a product that must be cut wet? Topcu. Who is both dumb enough to sell that product to consumers without telling them? Dave at ProSource Monroeville. Who is dumb enough to insist this has never happened before? Todd at ProSource Monroeville and Brian at Topcu. Who is dumb enough to admit this does happen and I was lied to repeatedly for over 2 months? Ed at Prosource Monroeville. Who was smart enough to give me my money back? PNC. You would be better off buying your supplies at a flea market. But if you want to buy this crap they sold me check the usual spots where people sell stuff, I will be listing it for sale there until someone buys it, which I expect will be a very long time.

I am a frugal shopper these days so Gabe's fits my shopping style. I purchased a few things…read more I had been looking for a wreath or something else suitable to hang on my front door. I found the perfect "Welcome" sign with a sunflower matching my welcome mat for around 8 bucks so that was a major find compared to anything else I had found in other stores. I also bought a Dutch oven and a covered deep pan. For the Dutch oven I had to look in 2 different locations for one that had a price so that was annoying. The cleanliness and organization of this store is sub-par over several visits. You can be a thrift store and be tidy at the same time, trust me. Try some other thrift/discount stores and you will see (Rose's in West Mifflin for one or any Ollie's or Big Lots). So, over all, I give just 3 stars for OK but there are better ones for great deals.

I love Gabes... this is the thrifty side of me talking. Where else can you go and get American…read moreEagle Jeans, yoga pants, converse socks, guess boots, NY&CO shirts, and a nine west purse all for under $100.00??? Actually I probably got more than that on my last trip... yea me! If you aren't a patient shopper and don't mind paying full retail, by all means shop elsewhere. This place will only frustrate you. However if you are like me then just give yourself about 2-3 hours to browse so you can keep an eye out for bargains. Be warned you may, actually you will run into an item you love just to discover a huge stain or a ripped seam or a missing button. It happens, look for duplicates. Also place isn't real clean continuing on with its frugal POV. Best advice...Try everything on before you purchase it...I mean EVERYTHING. I have visually missed a broken zipper or a small hole in the arm, but upon trying it on, the flaw is quickly found. Also they have a weird return policy so better off to play it safe...

I LOVE this store and cant believe there aren't more higher ratings! The rewards alone are worth…read morethe trip. I probably shop between 2-3 times a week. I have pets and they have a great and different variety. While some prices are average to high, the rewards then come in handy. By the way I shop all the stores in my area.

Something has definitely changed here. I always liked Big Lots for deals (I even got my metal…read moreframed bed here) but now it is so well organized, clean, and eye candy is everywhere! This is Big Lots?? I am so impressed! And prices are still good. They have a good assortment of furniture and home decor. A worthy place to shop!

Monroeville Plaza is a small shopping center that is located on the high-traffic William Penn…read moreHighway. The shopping center contains only a handful of businesses. Currently, I see a Dollar Tree, a Phantom Fireworks, a CosmoProf beauty-supply store, a Hot Tub Factory Outlet, and a discount store. The businesses frequently change over time. For example, the discount store used to be a couple of different businesses that went out of business. The parking lot is very large and definitely has sufficient spaces for customers' vehicles. Overall, this shopping center is conveniently located for local residents who need particular products. I would not recommend this shopping center for people who are traveling from out of town or who need to purchase everyday necessities such as groceries and clothes.