This Dick's Sporting Goods is a chain retail store that sells merchandise such as sports equipment…read more(e.g., baseball, basketball, fishing, football, golf, hockey, soccer, and bicycling), exercise equipment (e.g., ellipticals, treadmills, and weights), clothing and shoes for adults and children, etcetera. I shopped here once on Black Friday. The shelves and racks were fully stocked with merchandise and looked to be organized for me to find what I was looking for. I saw name brands such as adidas, Nike, Stanley, Yeti, and Speedo. Compared to other stores, I thought that this store's prices were moderate to high. I felt most interested in buying from the Fan Shop that sold licensed merchandise such as jerseys and hoodies. Teams included the Pittsburgh Steelers, Penguins, Panthers, and others.

Clean, organized, good variety. Staff seemed slightly too busy but said goodbye to us when we left…read morewhich was nice

This is the most wonderful shop! Beautiful clothing, jewelry, handbags and other accessories!…read moreFabulous staff and outstanding treatment which makes for a perfect shopping experience! The trunk shows are out of this world. I get so many compliments on everything I've purchased here.

I love to shop here. Beautiful, vast selection. Clothes, bags, jewelry and accessories. The staff…read moreis so helpful. I get tons of compliments when wearing anything purchased here. And everything is high quality.

Wanted to give a HUGE shout out to Dave in the men's department. Dave is truly an asset to this…read morecompany and literally deserves a raise. He is definitely someone that you WANT to keep in your company. His work ethic shows, tonight he was literally running around taking care of 4 different customers including my boyfriend and he didn't miss a beat. He helped him with sizing and measurements, ordered another customer a purchase that wasn't available in the store and was greeting the other customers with a huge smile on his face. His old school values shine and exceed anyone else in that store. We will definitely shop there again as long as Dave is there.

Boscov's is the largest family-owned department store chain in the U.S. It sells adults' and…read morechildren's clothing and shoes, accessories, beauty products, jewelry, and housewares (e.g., bedding, bath products, and kitchenware). I live in Allegheny County, which does not have a Boscov's, so this particular location in Beaver County is the closest to me. For at least a few years, I have shopped occasionally in this store. I would describe Boscov's as being between Macy's and JCPenney in quality. Products are often name-brand and designer and are often on sale for low prices. I always shop in multiple departments but focus mostly on the junior's and misses's sections of clothing, which are quite large and take much time to search through. During my most recent visit, I chose a thermal/waffle shirt that was on sale for only $7. I was standing in line at a cash register when an employee told me that I could go to her cash register a short walk away. I appreciated that she did not make me wait to be served. She correctly rang up my purchase and thanked me.

I often stop at this Marshalls in Monaca in Beaver County because it's always less crowded than the…read moreone in Cranberry Township. It also is better stocked because there's less people frequent in it. I think so. They have a much better selection, but obviously the prices are just as good. I have a really hard time leaving stores like Marshalls & TJ Maxx without coming away with something! Yesterday I stopped in after work and they were completely fully stocked with new fall merchandise from shoes, to jackets, the sweaters to long sleeve shirts, you name it. They always have a ton of holiday decor, and lots of pet stuff. They also have children's clothing and toys. I tried on lots of shoes yesterday but did not buy any shoes. But they had so much great fall clothing that I probably tried on 10 things and came away buying 4 items. The discounts are great, and the sales are even better. I don't have their credit card, but if you do have the credit card you do rack up points I think for discounts. Because the shopping center is in Beaver County it is much less crowded than Cranberry and it's always easy to find a parking spot. It's in between Target and Ross. And there is also a Kohl's and a shoe store in the plaza.

This Marshalls is an off-price chain department store that sells merchandise such as clothing,…read moreshoes, jewelry, handbags, beauty products, home decor, bed and bath linens, kitchenware, children's toys, and pet supplies. My husband and I shopped in this store on Black Friday, so, of course, many other customers were there. I looked throughout the store but mostly at the women's clothing. The store was full of merchandise that was fairly well organized. I saw both mid-priced designer brands such as Michael Kors handbags and UGG bedding as well as brands with which I was unfamiliar. The prices seemed to be low to moderate. I found a sweater that had a nice color and style and was in my size, and it was marked down to $16. Overall, Marshalls is not one of my favorite stores, but I occasionally like to see what bargains it has.

This Target department store contains the typical merchandise of other Target stores: clothing,…read moreshoes, accessories, furniture, bedding, kitchenware, electronics, pet supplies, health products, hygiene products, cosmetics, home decor, toys, holiday decorations, groceries, etcetera. In addition, it has a CVS pharmacy, Starbucks, and AT&T. Brands include name-brands and Target brand. Prices are low to moderate. Most recently I shopped here on a Black Friday. I browsed merchandise throughout the store, and I thought that the shelves and racks were well stocked. I had trouble with finding a particular kitchen product, and when I tried to pull it up on Target's website on my phone, I could not get reception for several minutes. No employees were nearby to assist with finding the product, so I gave up. I ended up deciding to purchase only wet foods for my cat. Their prices were typical. Many cash registers were open, but because it was Black Friday, the lines of costumers moved slowly. I ended up waiting and then using the self-checkout to pay. The bag dispenser had no bags, so I had to ask an employee for a bag.

Such helpful staff! infact, they were so helpful they showed me my first boyfriend! He works at the…read morepharmacy to this day. Thank you Target so much for helping me find love.

This Burlington is an off-price chain department store that sells clothing, shoes, accessories,…read morebeauty products, housewares, etcetera. My husband and I recently shopped here one time. I looked throughout the entire store but focused mostly on women's clothing. The racks and shelves were full of merchandise that was fairly organized. I saw some name brands and some designer brands, and I thought that the prices were inexpensive compared to the regular retail prices. I found a Calvin Klein winter jacket that was in my favorite color and in my size and cost $50, which I thought was a good deal.

From the owner: Fall fashion is fully loaded at Burlington! But it's never full priced! Now is the time to discover…read moredeals on all the trends and styles this season has to offer. Layer on new looks, beat the incoming chill with a new jacket, and don't be left out in the cold without a new coat... one for everyone in the house! And speaking of house, this year we are rewriting your shopping algorithm. Get into your store to feel the fall, smell the candles, pick the decor, and sneak a peek-a-boo at all our Halloween finds. Visit your local House of Burl and let us surprise you today.

I went here for a shoe repair. Not only was the repair botched with very poor craftsmanship (chunks…read moremissing from the footbed, glue everywhere, shoe polish sloppily thrown onto the shoe - including on top of the buckle, but not underneath), but also the shoes were "fixed" without permission when I went to pick them up a second time. The leather and cork were SANDED down unevenly, scratched, and actually ripped in an attempt to hastily try to repair the first terrible repair job. I was then screamed at and told I was a "perfectionist who will never be happy" when I expressed disappointment in the poor repair. I was the only customer in store and had three adult employees screaming in my face who I had to ask twice to please stop yelling. Never once received an understanding or apologetic tone from the manager. Instead she actually laughed when I said I wanted my shoes fixed correctly or replaced. I was also told I was trying to "con them" for wanting a job well done. Extremely unprofessional, unfriendly, and frankly unskilled staff. I didn't expect my shoes to look brand new again but I did expect and SHOULD expect for them to be repaired well. Shop small. Shop local. But do not shop here.

From the owner: Miller's Shoe Store in Beaver, Pennsylvania, is proud to offer a wide selection of comfortable…read morefootwear for people who have to stand all day long. Our business carries great selections from brands like SAS Shoes, New Balance, Dansko, Haflinger, Finn Comfort, Wolky, Wolverine, Merrell, Birkenstock, Helle Comfort, Beautifeel, Orthofeet, PW Minor, Ugg and many others that are perfect for people in the service industry or those people that stand or work on their feet all day. Our business offers quality shoes at a price that anyone can afford. When you step into our store, one of our certified specialists helps you find shoes that fit you. We also prepare special selections, tint shoes for a special occasion, and repair shoes, as well as purses.