I just Love Fiestaware ! I have been here a couple other times always a great experience friendly…read moreand helpful staff. They have a Tent Sale in June where they sale a second quality dinnerware. They have a nice size show room with all the most resent dinnerware and nice selection. I found what I went for the new lavender color dinnerware. A must visit if you are in the area or what to add pieces to your Fiestaware dinnerware

OMFiestaware!! I have been here SO MANY times throughout my life I can't even comprehend why I've…read morenever reviewed. I'm an insane collector and have been for decades. I may or may not have place settings for twenty-seven people. I never tire of the tent sales, factory tours, seconds room, main room, and so on. I haven't met a piece of Fiestaware I don't like. The folks who work here are so genuine, like the product they put out. A true family of employees with the same love and obsession as people like me. Homer Laughlin introduced Fiestaware in 1936 and I even have pieces that were my grandmother's. Annually they come out with a new color and I look forward to it every year. All pieces are made here in the factory in this small WV town about an hour from Pittsburgh. The dishes and accessories are durable and last decades. Pieces made between 1936-1972 were made with a radioactive red glaze (worth a fortune now for mad collectors like me). Fear not, the modern-day pieces are lead free. I'm an absolute maniac for Fiestaware and Homer Laughlin (actually have items from their other lines as well). Love love love love. Fiesta Forever!!

Nicki and the staff at crocks at tanker outlets are so awesome that I drive an hour.One way to…read moreabsorb their professionalism and kindness!!!!

So we went here to kill some time. The selection of stores was good but we did not find all we were…read morelooking for. To be honest we could have spent all the time in one corner for Kate Spade and Under Armour. The Kate Spade store was great and the ladies "doted" on my wife: that is a plus! The Under Armour store just ignored you but the prices are cheap. It was a good stop but I can't say I'll be here often.

A Good Outlet Mall with many brand-name and local shops to choose from. This mall is a…read moreSimon-branded location with daily and weekly deals on the Simon Plus app. I found very good deals at Columbia, Jockey, North Face and UA. There were a few local stores as well; the two that stood out were the Beef Jerky store and a store that had its own peanut butters. The mall has a food court and is also surrounded by many restaurants.

4.5 stars. Grove City Premium Outlets has over 100 stores and restaurants spread across several…read morebuildings. It has some vacant storefronts, but most are occupied and offer a good selection of clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, beauty and hygiene products, chocolates, books, kitchenware, home decor, tools, and much more. For several years, I have shopped at this outlet mall. My favorite stores are Calvin Klein, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, and The North Face, but I shop in dozens of the other stores as well. I think that the prices are low to moderate, and I do some decent shopping here. The restaurants are casual and sell foods such as pretzels, chocolates, donuts, and sandwiches. An Eat 'n Park is across the street. Furthermore, this outlet mall has a playground area for children and a nice bridge with plants in the middle. The parking lot has an adequate number of spaces and is free.

A great place to stop at during a road trip. The layout of this outlet is very different compared…read moreto all the other ones I've been to in the past. At first I thought there was only a few stores until I walked to the other side only to find out there were more stores. I actually thought it was cool that they incorporated a small park. It's great for kids while waiting for their parents to finish shopping.

We got helped by the manager, Lina, and all of us left with a perfume we loved! The service was…read moregreat, we all felt like we were working with a close friend rather than a sales associate. 10/10!

My daughter calls this the "everything" mall because there are so many options that the other local…read moremalls simply don't have. Ross Park Mall is a higher end shopping experience with many luxury brand stores but also a lot of trendy spots (like the Disney Store pop up). It also has a lot of family attractions like Build A Bear, Lego etc. And then the staple anchor stores. There are also many "ring" stores like Crate and Barrel, LL Bean and Cheesecake Factory. The food court has a lot of options you don't see in other places (like a potato restaurant with amazing french fries and a poke bowl place) but also has food court staples like pizza and chick fil a. There is a lot of parking, but depending on where you want to go in the mall, it can seem far to where your destination is. The lots are well lit and well kept, though. The mall itself has a lot of space for walking and the corridors are kept clean and well lit. Facilities run by the mall are also well maintained and stocked. Overall, there is a little bit of something for everyone and this is a great place to experience what a good mall actually is.

Pittsburgh does not have as many upscale malls as do larger cities, and I think that Ross Park Mall…read moreis the fanciest mall that we have. This indoor mall has two floors and over 150 stores. The anchor stores are Nordstrom, Macy's, JCPenney, and Dick's Sporting Goods. Luxury/designer stores include Burberry, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Co., Kate Spade, and Tory Burch. The mall also has many lower-priced clothing stores, including American Eagle, Banana Republic, Buckle, Chico's, Express, GAP, H&M, Hollister, J.Crew, J.Jill, Levi's, LOFT, Madewell, PacSun, Victoria's Secret, White House Black Market, and Zumiez. Unfortunately, a few of my favorite clothing stores have closed since my previous review. Several other stores sell shoes and accessories, such as Coach, Foot Locker, Kay Jewelers, Lens Crafters, Pandora, Sunglass Hut, Swarovski, Tumi, VisionWorks, and Warby Parker. The mall also has electronics stores such as Apple and phone stores. Stores for home goods include Crate and Barrel, RH (formerly Restoration Hardware), Tempur-Pedic, and Williams-Sonoma. Current restaurants are Auntie Anne's, Cheesecake Factory, Plaza Azteca, Nordstrom Ruscello, several casual restaurants in the food court, etcetera. Unlike many other indoor malls, Ross Park Mall is not dead. Most store fronts are occupied, and only a few store fronts are empty and awaiting future retailers.

WOW! No, really,…read moreWOW! This place has literally got it all under one spectacularly large roof. Attached to this place (read that as part of the whole, but separate) is an optical store, a thrift shop, and for the life of me I cannot remember the third one, I want to say it's a craft store. This store is very similar to 380 Auction located outside of Plum. But the huge difference here is that they sell appliances. Bonus! It takes a while to browse this place. I mean there are aisles upon aisles for your browsing pleasure. Think like you walk into a Dollar Tree, wander around, and look down at your basket/cart and be like 'WHOA, how'd all that get in there?' (Shop responsibly people!) Now, it's almost impossible to know who an employee is here, as they are dressed like everyone else the is milling around amongst the products. But, if you need something, or want someone to help you with something, they seem to magically appear out of nowhere, as if they have supersonic hearing and overheard you say you wished you had someone to help you. Even though there is a ton of merchandise inside this place, they seem to have a working knowledge of everything they do have. I mean, you want to know about that grill and if it can handle a chicken for rotisserie? Or how many horsepower does that riding lawnmower have? And maybe just if this flea and tick treatment will work on my fifteen pound dog? They definitely have the answer. This place can definitely be fun to just browse and get ideas for a party or maybe a craft project you were looking into. I have never been disappointed while coming here. I always end up coming out with a few bags fill. My last visit I didn't even break the $20 mark and walked out with some great items. Shopping should not be a chore, shopping should be an adventure and this place definitely confirms that.

I had purchased an appliance in the past with no problem. Then I purchase a new stove expecting the…read moresame. Unfortunately, the stove stopped working. When I contacted the store I was given the runaround. I have been waiting 6 months, without a working stove, for resolution. I was promised a new stove and am I still waiting. I am very disappointed with the lack of customer service and the company policy that apparently allows a customer to go without a working stove for so long. Seniors are on a fixed income and I do not have disposable income to waste money on a non working stove. I also do not have the money to go out and buy another new stove after just six months. I am still hoping for the company to resolve this issue

So this is a really nice mall. Seems to be somewhat newly updated, and everything looks nice. Seems…read moreto be clean so that is definitely a plus as well. As stated before the mall is huge and it seems like the stores have huge spaces in between them. I don't know about you but I don't like to feel like I am walking forever to find a store.

"TOYS R US" REVIEW: (Inside Ohio Valley Mall) Me and my…read morefamily went to check out the newly opened up Toys R Us Inside the ohio valley mall in St. Clairsville, Ohio. I saw on different places they said there was going be a large section of Legos, Barbies, Marvel, Wwe, Hot Wheels and popular things but i saw probably 5 Lego sets, no Barbie, probably about 5 or 6 Marvel spiderman action figures they wanted $16.99 for the same figures you can buy at Big Lots for $6.00, no Wwe, no Hot Wheels. They had a squishy banna they wanted $17 for the same one i could go to Five Below and buy for $5. They had a nice amount of puzzles and games and some baby toys. Honestly they made the Toys R Us name and brand out to be a joke and not a funny one it was sad and disappointing to see crappy Toys that you could get other places for way less.

4.5 stars overall. The Highlands is a shopping complex that opened a while ago but still looks new…read more As of 2024, this shopping complex includes about 30 retail stores, 26 restaurants, 7 hotels, 28 service businesses, 3 entertainment businesses, 3 vehicle dealerships, and 3 industrial businesses. The stores sell accessories, clothing, footwear, electronics, furniture, craft supplies, home decor, home-improvement products, pet supplies, video games, chocolates, etcetera. The stores are definitely not upscale (e.g., Best Buy, Cabela's, JCPenney, Kohl's, Menards, Old Navy, Target, and Walmart), but they sell what local people need. The restaurants serve cuisines such as burgers, fried chicken, pizzas, Mexican foods, Japanese foods, steaks, ice creams, etcetera. Most restaurants are chains (e.g., Bob Evans, Eat 'n Park, Fusion Steakhouse, Jimmy John's, Primanti Bros., and Texas Roadhouse), and all have a casual atmosphere. Service businesses provide healthcare, nail and hair styling, cell-phone plans, banking, etcetera. Entertainment includes a movie theater, simulated golf, and a sports complex. Over the past several years, I have visited this shopping center multiple times. It is conveniently located for people who live near Wheeling city, Eastern Ohio, or Southwestern Pennsylvania and for people who are traveling through the area.

Amazing to have watched this area transform from nothing to nearly everything you could possibly…read morewant. A great stop and stretch on a road trip