Not a bad little shop, but with a Dollar Tree a few blocks away I don't think this store is going…read moreto be here for the long haul. Most of the items sold here (at a lot higher prices) can be found at other low end stores for a dollar. I wish them luck, but hurry and have a look before they're gone.

My wife and I moved in January from Tennessee to Pittsburgh...yeah, it sucks. We brought some…read moreclothing with us targeting a large box to have available that when weather got warmer we would swap warm clothes for cooler ones...plan didn't work out so we have been doing some shopping. This visit was for my wife and we were shopping, mostly, for summery pants, etc. We left with four pants, a dress, and two tops for under $140! I am still amazed! My wife found much of what she wanted and she is feeling good about herself (that is the #1 goal). All in all, we were thrilled with the results.

While I Don't Always Get to This Location It Is A Bigger Marshall's. I Luv How I Can Always Find…read moreSomething... But Being a Bigger Store Means Way More Clutter especially at Christmas Time. Very Hard To Navigate the aisles because there are tables and tables everywhere of merchandise and the racks are hard to. But the store is overall clean. The bathrooms are well kept and the staff friendly.

This Target is typical of Target stores in general. It has departments for clothing, health and…read morebeauty products, cleaning products, food and beverages, linens, small furniture, pet supplies, children's toys, etcetera. This store also has an Ulta beauty section, a pharmacy, and other amenities. Prices are low to moderate. For years, I have occasionally shopped here for daily household essentials. During my most recent visit, a couple of products that I needed, such as over-the-counter medications, were out of stock, so I could do only some of my shopping here. I ended up purchasing the remaining products later through Target's website. I appreciated that I found many travel-sized hygiene and beauty products for an upcoming vacation. I also found some cat food that my cats will enjoy. At the checkout, I waited in line for a short time. The cashier quickly scanned and bagged my merchandise, accurately charged me, and politely thanked me.

Always a wonderful Target experience here with usual Target expectations met, but most recently I…read morehad what I thought would be a more complicated return and the manager Angus was quick to arrive at the service counter and quick to help with a solution for my return. So grateful for Angus and team! Also very much enjoying the recent remodel with Ulta, etc!

This store is my go to when I make a trip to the clear view mall to meet up with friends. I bought…read morea lot of cheap and cute outfits here! I like that they have a candy counter (even though it's closed thanks to Covid). I hope they open it back up soon! They have a great selection of furniture as well! The toys seem to be a bit expensive & there wasn't a lot on the shelf when I was there last month. I believe that has to do with the covid.

This was a...err...compliment to the mall it is attached to. The Clearview Mall in Butler is slowly…read moredying a death that has plagued a lot of malls. It has kind of made it's way over to this Boscov's location. Do I think Boscov's will close it's doors? No. Just look at their location in Frederick, MD. Do they need to improve this place? YES! This location is much like most of their locations, two-leveled and departments spread throughout, with their bargain auditorium as and added plus. That's why we came here. I always get a gag gift for whomever gets a gift from me. Boscov's auditorium is usually the best place to find off the wall items to throw in for a gag gift. Prices are usually lower than ticketed and sometimes, can be used practically. I went up and down each aisle in there and grabbed an arm full of items that ended up being less than $30 total. This is where the highlights end. The auditorium was located upstairs. Escalators going up were in fine working order. However, when we went to leave, the escalators going down were closed off for repairs. Next logical place to go would be to the elevator. Make our way to the elevator only to find that it just decided to quit working. A lady had gotten into it and hit the button for it to move only for it to not close its doors and not move. It kind of felt like we were trapped here. But there was a sign that pointed you towards the customer service area stating "Stairs". We get there and start following the signs. The signs lead you to a door that says "Emergency Exit: Alarm will sound." Thinking that this was in the Customer Service area and there being a counter here you would have someone direct you what to do. However, no one was manning the counter and there we were, a group of people, confused with what we were to do next. I decided that I would take the chance at pushing the door open. Glad I did, or we would have been standing there in our confusion for a while. When I opened the door there was another sign pointing down indicating that we were to go this way. This led us to the back of the store, kind of where the staff breakroom was and where they housed the backstock. We get to the bottom and start following the signs to indicate where we would get back to the sales floor. Only to be met with a door like upstairs. We weren't sure if this would take us out to the salesfloor or outside. Pushed it open and we were back on the salesfloor. You know what would have solved this problem easier and not caused confusion. Turn the power off to the up escalator and allow people to use them as...wait for it...stairs. It was a total inconvenience to all customers to be led on a wild goose chase with no guide. Plus I'm pretty sure this could be considered a hassle, especially to someone that might not be capable of using the stairs. Hopefully it is fixed by now, but who knows. If you find yourself in this situation, and this is probably the only time you can do this, ignore the warning signs.

Love the selection of items, organized very well and pricing is best from other antique or…read moresecond-hand shopping. The owner is very knowledgeable about all items and nice to chat with. My #1 stop and I never leave empty handed.

This place is closed permanently. Wish they would post that when they closed. Wasted an afternoon…read morecoming out here to shop.

This store gets a lot of customers destroying displays and leaving items everywhere. I am…read moreconsistently seeing employees and the manager trying their best to keep up with it. Still I am giving 4 stars because of the customer service. I am happy to say the new management is doing an amazing job! The cashiers I have encountered are very patient and friendly. The manager is very friendly. I have shopped at this store since it first opened and this is the first time I was ever greeted by a manager! And, the manager is always working hard. In the past I tried to avoid shopping here because of the obnoxious and rude management.

In the past there's been some newer management taking over and MAN , she's got the place going good…read more! Yeah it's been a great support for our town, as it's basically just what it's called : " THE GENERAL STORE " . .

This is a fun store. Even if you don't buy anything, it's still a good time just to walk around and…read morebrowse, as you can find some nifty items you may not necessarily find in other stores (or may be able to find for a cheaper price than in some other shops). If you do see something you like, it might be best to go ahead and make the purchase as it seems like some of their inventory comes and goes with some frequency. I'm a fan of board games and I find that this store has an interesting (albeit quirky) selection of them. For five dollars or less, it's worth it to pick a few up and see if they make nice additions to game night. They also have a decent supply of books, from encyclopedias to cookbooks and craft books, to journals and children's books, you likely can find a cool piece of easy reading for you and your family. For how much inventory they have, the store is fairly small and a little crammed. Those with claustrophobia may need a Xanax before entering. To their credit, though, the floorplan is well thought-out, well-maintained, and logical. Fun little gem for a day out with your family.

This Five Below is a chain discount-store that sells greeting cards, children's toys, art supplies,…read morecell phone accessories, cosmetics, hygiene products, snack foods, clothing, tote bags, slippers, and much more. The front section of the store contains products that cost $5 or less, and the back of the store contains products that cost more than $5. When I shopped here, the selection of products was not what I really needed, because the store seems to be geared more toward children and perhaps young adults, but I felt curious to look around. I felt thankful to find one of my favorite cosmetic products for a reasonable price. The employees seemed to perform their jobs just fine.

Dollar Tree is a discount store that has thousands of locations across the United States and…read moreCanada. Currently, most products cost $1.25 each. Products include cleaning supplies, hygiene products, foods, office supplies, home decor, holiday decorations, toys, etcetera. This Dollar Tree has a newly built exterior and interior. During my recent visits, the aisles were clean, and the shelves were full of merchandise. Examples of name brands were Crayola, Scotch, Kraft, Pillsbury, Colgate, Crest, Curad, Barbasol, Tylenol, Palmolive, and Glade. During checkout, the cashier was friendly, and she correctly rang up my purchase and processed my payment. I bought a couple dozen products--Halloween decorations, candies, cleaning supplies, cat treats, beverages, hand soaps, rubbing alcohol, an air freshener, tissue paper, snack foods, shampoo, and body wash--for a total of $30. Bargain!

Don't waste you time coming to this store within 2 hours of opening or closing. They make up their…read moreown hours and then don't even stick to those. Not sure how this store is still open even though it was just opened.