Months ago, Dollar Tree increased their prices from $1 per product to $1.25 per product. For years,…read morethey had not increased their prices, but in the current economy, they had to bring in more revenue to cover their expenses, which I totally understand. The price of $1.25 is still extremely reasonable and costs less than other stores' prices. Categories of products include holiday and party decorations, plasticware, food, school and office supplies, health and beauty products, toys, and cleaning products. For several years, I have been visiting this location to stock up on mostly hygiene products (e.g., hand soap, hair conditioner, and toothbrushes) and cleaning products (e.g., bleach and dish soap). I feel happy that I find many products that are made in the U.S. and Canada and are high-quality name brands such as Arm & Hammer, Colgate, and Suave. In the checkout lines, I seldomly have to wait for long, and the cashiers are nice and competent. During my most recent visit, I went on a shopping spree, and I spent a total of $29.

I needed some small items for a party and I was in the area anyway…read more Overall the selection is pretty good. The prices are ok not everything is a bargain so you need to know your pricing, As even though most things are a dollar they could be expensive compared to a supermarket or other store. The store is a descent size and has a descent selection. The staff and the cashiers where friendly and helpful. I would go back again if I needed party goods.

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 got these really cute dotted cups/ martini cups that I'm gonna use as ice cream bowls that are…read moresold at Anthropologie for so cheap! We also bought some bug spray and realized the spray nozzle is broken when we got home... grrr. The cashier was very nice. This store is a hit or miss. Look at the kitchen and rug section and avoid the others

3.5 stars overall. Ollie's Bargain Outlet is a chain of a few hundred discount-closeout retailers…read moreacross dozens of states. It sells merchandise that manufacturers and other retailers could not sell. I shopped inside this Ollie's store near Shaler Township. This store was a large size and carried a wide variety of merchandise. I saw fans, heaters, books, rugs, foods and beverages, dish detergents, air fryers, pet toys, clothing, hair shampoos and conditioners, home decor, mattresses, vacuums, office supplies, and many other types of products. I had expected lower prices. I thought that the prices were average and not steeply discounted. Nonetheless, I chose a package of three name-brand scissors for $6, and my husband chose a package of candies for about $4. At the checkout, the cashier greeted us, accurately rang up our purchase, thanked us, and told us to have a good day.

If you're looking for a perfectly organized shopping experience, Gabe's probably isn't for you…read more It's definitely a treasure hunt! The store can feel like a giant pile of stuff, so plan to spend some time digging through the racks. Be sure to double-check prices, as I've found that some items aren't always labeled correctly. Sometimes the same exact shirt is labeled with three different prices .It's also worth trying clothes on because many items are irregular or factory seconds. That said, if you enjoy the thrill of finding an amazing bargain, Gabe's is hard to beat. They carry tons of unique products and brand-name items you don't always see at other stores, and there's always a chance you'll walk out with an incredible deal. I like coming here to buy work clothes-the prices on scrubs can't be beat. Also, their seasonal products are amazing.

Oh gosh yikes! Gabe's what happened?…read more Revamped lots of clothes bedding Ok prices And no bathrooms for customers Seriously a huge store People need a bathroom And it's not like there is anything in the vicinity to use Come on Gabe's you can do better then this Cashier says the bathrooms are "closed" to customers Even a gas station has a bathroom and your only stopping for a few minutes Ok Gabe's it's been nice knowing you Good bye until further notice

Terrible service, the man working refused to give us furniture just because he didn't want to. And…read morethe woman at the cash register made jokes about her breasts while a minor was present. I do not recommend this big lots and I will not be returning.

Have only been to one other Big Lots before and that was in New York…read more The Big Lots hear in Pittsburgh is much smaller and much less items. I thought it would of had a better selection of food at better prices also. They have a small assortment of a little of everything . Big Lots is like a striped down version of Target. I was not impressed with store at all. I picked up a few things as I was there anyway. There was one cashier open and there where 4 people on line and no other cashier in sight. I would not go back to this Big Lots again and not sure I would recommend it either.

I am a shut in living in Utica, NY. A friend that lives in the vicinity of this store bought me…read moresome items and mailed them to me. He bought me some DG Stomach Relief which is comparable to Pepto Bismo. After I used some I noticed the exploration date was at the end of October 2019. I received the package in November. It had already expired. He sent me two bags of Clover Valley buttered popcorn. I looked at the exploration date and that had expired in the middle of August 2019. I called the 800 number listed on their products. They use a third party service to receive the calls. Of course the operators were outsourced from a different country. I am still waiting for a response from Dollar General. Two days later I looked at the package of string cheese that was sent to me. Of course. It had expired in the middle of September. I was angry at this store and the company of having its staff doing a terrible job of checking date codes routinely. This certainly makes me never want to shop at any of the stores. If you do shop in the store, do yourself a favor and check date codes on all food and medication products.

Longest line with two people working the same register! It takes on average about 10 minutes to…read morecheck out one person. Horrible service.

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.

Dollar General is a chain business that has bargain stores across most states. Their merchandise…read moreincludes products for cleaning, pets, health, personal care, office/school, holidays, outdoors, household, etcetera. They also sell a lot of groceries such as frozen and canned foods, snacks, and beverages. At this location of Dollar General, I browsed around all of the departments of the store. I noticed that the shelves were stocked pretty well, but sometimes merchandise was on the floors in the aisles. Products were often name-brand, such as General Mills, Arm and Hammer, Tidy Cats, Maybelline, and Crest. Prices were fairly low, and I picked several quality products to buy. The customer service was very good. When I was standing near the cash registers, an employee noticed me, and he offered to open another register for me. He politely greeted me, accurately rang up my purchase, and thanked me and wished me a good day.

From the owner: Dollar General Pittsburgh is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.