Ah, yes, the one time GetGo. Who hasn't been past this place and thought why would I stop at this…read morefake place? I know I was one of those people. Probably because it looks much like a rip off. That aside, this place serves a purpose and serves it well. Much of the lot and inside of the building look exactly like it did when GetGo left the property behind for greener pastures. With that, that allows for the people running this place to offer a wide array of items that a typical convenience store carries. Walked in kind of late one night and was met with fairly quick service. Made for a quick in and out visit and had me on my way.

Be nice if the store was actually open during the hours listed on the sign or when the lights are…read moreflashing open and the doors are locked and the people behind the register ignore you. When it is open, overall good experience. Just would be good to have consistency.

I watched about five crimes be committed while walking in and out of this place. Lol…read more I also witnessed a car flipped on its side in the parking lot while walking back to the hotel I was staying at after a night out for dinner and drinks. I am still wondering how that happened. Does it have gas, beer and snacks, YES! Is it safe for a woman to go to at night by themselves, NO! *Shady atmosphere and a lot of loitering inside and outside There was one plus, the lady cashier was nice.

Yikes. Where to even start First, getting in and out is…read moreterrible. There's always cars or trucks parked where they aren't supposed to and very limited space. Especially with heavy traffic, it's hard to even pull in. The employees are awful. One was eating a sandwich while waiting on customers, touching the items and money all at the same time. On another occasion, I purchased a giftcard and bag a chips. I put the card in my purse but wasn't given a bag so after walking out of the store, I realized I forgot the chips. I walked back in 30 seconds later and the staff was pointing and laughing at me. The store is very small and not much to pick from. Will not be coming back

Walking distance from Shadyside plus they have a free parking garage if you choose to drive…read more If entering from the parking garage, take the elevator and go up a level. Grab your shopping cart and go inside. This is a large grocery store with about everything you want or need. The aisles are clearly marked with signage hanging from the ceiling. Plenty of self checkouts and also regular checkout lines available to keep the lines moving. If you get Mr. Brett at checkout you are in luck. He's funny and very helpful.

Both a neighbor & I stopped in this store earlier today for just 3 items. We first sat in the…read moredining area before shopping. What we encountered was somewhat what to expect by the history of this location. A shoplifter drinking a beer before racing out the side exit. Same face from awhile back just another day forward. Grocery prices will never come down with this kind of nonsense regardless of the political climate on capital hill. I still support all our businesses in the area and hope top management will get a handle on this situation.

I love this neighborhood bodega and how the name changes every now and again…read more Locally owned store with friendly service, good selection and decent prices.

Best spot in town. Major key to success is starting your morning at k2. Best staff best food best…read moreatmosphere total win people don't pass this up. "Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do."

Until recently, this gas station on North Craig was (at least outwardly, based on signage) a…read moreSunoco. Over the last two months or so, they've begins switching out for full 7-Eleven gear inside, and now the signs outside even (halfway) match. So I guess it's a 7-Eleven now. It's got all of your usual 7-Eleven goodies -- hot coffee, donuts, pizza slices, a lunch cooler. This location even offers taquitos (do other 7-Elevens do this?? I don't know). They have a good selection of drinks, snacks, and some food items, most of which are a better price than the CVS down the street. Not THAT much better (an employee tried to tell me once that the $7.99 DiGiorno pizza I had picked up at CVS was only $4 in their cooler, which was not true -- it was $6.99 ‍), but still better. I mostly use this gas station for slushees. 7-Eleven has replaced Sunoco's pineapple slushee with Mountain Dew, which is great. They also still have Coca Cola, Cherry, and Blue (possibly blue raspberry, but definitely Blue). Delicious and refreshing as long as you drink them before they melt into a pool of radioactive-looking syrup at the bottom of your Big Gulp cup, as most slushees are. Staff seems friendly and every time I've stopped in they've been wearing masks, so I have no complaints. Welcome to the neighborhood!

I walked in to pick up my order and received a dirty look from the cashier for no reason.read more

Their self checkout has a lot of issues with only one working. They should also set up a distinct…read moreline for the kiosks only, because right now some people think everyone has to stay in one line for both the front cashier and self checkout, which is not a good use of anyone's time. Paper bags at each kiosk are helpful too. Plus, their front automatic doors have been out of service for a while now. This CVS is falling apart. Finally, they need to restock on a lot of items inside. The only positive is the parking lot. If one side is full, you can parallel park on the other side, still within the lot.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I just moved my prescription's from this store. I went in the afternoon and they were closing for…read morelunch. I came back later in the day and they were closed for end of day. I can go down the street and I do not have lunch hours, end of day at 6 PM, etc. I do not want the pharmacists to work more hours; CVS needs to employ a few more pharmacists and just stay open when people can make it. For me, this CVS has ceased to exist.

Very convenient store with friendly service and with a variety of food & smoking items and Turkish…read moregroceries. He also has PA Lottery stuff there if you're into that.

This is a handy little convenience store next to the laundromat and bus stop. BUT it is also a…read moreTurkish grocery store! I enjoy sampling various sparkling Turkish drinks and buying various teas and tisanes there. There is a large case with baklavas and all the other kind of usual snacks you could want....some are a bit dusty and near their date though. Tesekkur ederim to the owners for a taste of Turkey in Shadyside!

Market Street Grocery is located right in Market Square around the corner from the Simple Greek. I…read moreused to visit the wine bar in the back often before the pandemic. They served Collefrisio wines and had great cheese plates. My friends and I would go for their happy hour for half priced glasses of Riserva wine. It was a very laid back atmosphere. I don't think the wine bar has reopened, but I visited recently for a coffee. De Fer Coffee & Tea is now the coffee provider inside the grocery store. I guess I haven't been there for a while, because there were a lot of changes! The macaron stand isn't there any more, and they have seats instead. I was so glad that I took my laptop with me, because once I saw the seats I decided to stay and work. While sipping on my oat milk latte, I watched all the Downtown work people come and go ordering custom sandwiches and hot foods for lunch. They have a good selection of food and the prices are reasonable. I remember one time ordering salmon, veggies, and something else and it was only about $10-$12. They served it to you on a plate, and I ate it in the wine bar. I didn't eat anything on this most recent trip, but I enjoyed my latte from De Fer. I'm glad to know they have seats now because I definitely plan to eat/work there more often. They also have a restroom downstairs that is kept clean.

Happy to see they are back with the same great tasty food. Staff are friendly and the lines can get…read morelong real quick. Be sure to stop in earlier to beat the rush. The salad I had was fantastic and I enjoyed it on the picnic tables outdoors. Trying to enjoy outdoor dining while the weather is still warm enough.

I love this place! The owner seems pretty mean and is always smoking a cigarette. Everything is…read moredisorderly and weirdly placed. I'm not sure why I like it so much. Maybe it is because they have 35 cent bags of salt n vinegar chips and 50 cent cans of Cherikee Red. Maybe it is because it is one of the only places I can go to escape my cubicle. Whatever... this place rocks!