It has lot of stores and it is busy daily like no joke! I…read morewould recommend checking it out!

Robinson Town Centre is a nice-looking strip mall that has dozens of businesses and plenty of…read moreparking. Currently, stores include Bath and Body Works, Chico's Off the Rack, Dollar Tree, DSW, Famous Footwear, Frank's Shoes, Guitar Center, HomeGoods, IKEA, Kirkland's, Marshall's, Maurice's, Petland, Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, Sally Beauty Supply, TJMaxx, Wine and Spirits, World of Rugs, and others. Restaurants include chains such as Panda Express and local ones such as Bubble Fish, DeLuca's Diner, Hastina Royal Indian, and Ichiban Japanese. Other businesses provide services for mailing, financial services, insurance, real estate, tutoring, nails, brows and lashes, tanning, dentures, and more. I have shopped at this mall off and on for many years. During my most recent visit, I saw that most storefronts were occupied rather than vacant. I cannot do all of my shopping for clothing, shoes, pet supplies, home goods, and groceries, but I am able to buy some things here.

Lafayette Plaza is a small shopping center in Robinson Township…read more As of 2024, Lafayette Plaza contains some restaurants such as Bravo! Italian Kitchen, Choolaah (Indian), and Uncle Sam's Sandwich Bar. It also contains stores such as Don's Appliances and Men's Warehouse and service providers such as T-Mobile, Xfinity by Comcast, FedEx, PetVet365, and Pure Barre. For years, I have occasionally shopped at this shopping center. As you can see, it does not include businesses for groceries, women's and children's clothing, and housewares. Therefore, I visit this shopping center mostly for the restaurants. I do recommend eating meals at Choolaah. The buildings appear to be in good, clean condition. I have experienced no problems with parking my vehicle in the free parking lot. I will give a neutral rating to Lafayette Plaza because other, nearby shopping centers have a larger selection of restaurants and stores.

It was a Plaza coming here to this pleasure. Oh wait I said that wrong…read more But I decided to Fayette the good Fayette and give these businesses a try. This is a sleepy little plaza with not too much parking, located in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. It's a pretty decent place to stop for whatever you need and we've been coming here for a while. There are several businesses that we occasionally frequent although that might be a contradiction in terms, since frequent and occasional aren't very conducive to coexistence, like humans and the earth.

AT and T store. 12/14/24 In Settlers Ridge…read more My daughter visited this store on date listed for a non working cell phone. She is calling the corporate office to explain what happened. The staff working on this particular day were more concerned about eating their lunch that was just dropped off at the store. They knew nothing to solve my daughter's problem in fact the girl was googling to find out a solution!!!!! To say it was a pathetic experience would be an understatement!!! We people pay too much money for our phone services to be treated as such and for them to tell my daughter she needs to go to a repair shop!!!! LOL!!! BTW, how fast do u think Your manager can walk out of the back of the store to the front of the store without getting short of breath. By the looks of her she should have been Forfeiting her lunch that day.

Settlers Ridge is a strip mall that has a few dozen businesses. This mall is one of the best in…read morethis particular suburb. Current restaurants include Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza, Blaze Pizza, Dairy Queen, First Watch Cafe, Jimmy John's, P.F. Chang's, Panera, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Saga Hibachi, Thai Foon, and Walnut Grill. These restaurants are casual, and most are decent. Current stores include Barnes and Noble, Five Below, GNC, Lane Bryant, Michaels, Pet Supplies Plus, Ross, Skechers, Vitamin Shoppe, and Ulta Beauty. I never buy many clothes at this mall, but these stores are OK. The mall also includes a Giant Eagle Market District for groceries as well as several businesses for personal care (e.g., massage, hair, waxing, nails, and dental work).

There is always a smile available at the door. Staff is…read morehelpful and the hot dogs are amazing?

Costco is a national warehouse club that sells groceries, clothing, computers and other…read moreelectronics, appliances, health and beauty products, home improvement products, and many other items. Products are usually sold in bulk, but often the bulk amounts can be used even by small households. Prices are very competitive. For many years, I have shopped at this particular Costco in Robinson Township. The store always has full stocked, well organized, and clean shelves and racks. The available products are name brands as well as Costco's own store brand. I usually stock up on some groceries (meats, fishes, fruits, vegetables, and drink mixes), household products (dish detergent, laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, and contact solution), pet supplies (treats and dog pads), and gift cards. The cashiers perform their jobs well. I just have to remember to bring my large totes from home, because Costco does not provide bags.

Robinson Court is a medium-sized shopping center in Robinson Township…read more In 2024, it included stores such as Petco, Valley Pool and Spa, Trek Bicycle, Levin Mattress, Treasure Hunt, and Golf Galaxy; casual restaurants such as Pizza Milano, Domino's Pizza, and Jersey Mike's Subs; and service providers such as UPMC Urgent Care, Pittsburgh Dental Spa, D1 Training, Elevation Medical Weight Loss, Nail Studio II, and financial institutions. I only occasionally shop at Robinson Court, because I feel interested in only a couple of the businesses. The buildings appear to be in decent condition. I am able to find parking spaces for my vehicle. Overall, I think that Robinson Court is a conveniently located shopping center for people who either live in the area or who are passing through. If you want to do a lot of shopping, then I recommend visiting one of the other nearby shopping centers instead.

Was shopping in Robinson today Went in to c Halloween. This…read morestore hasn't marked stuff down yet and they where putting out stock so floors where packed w the racks

Me, my daughter, and her boyfriend stopped in recently so they could get some stuff for the trip…read morethey are going on soon. She found some hair products as well as some lotions and facial products, but not everything that she was looking for. Her boyfriend wanted to purchase something that was damaged and asked if they would lower the price and they said, no. That's makes no sense to me but okay. I've been here a bunch of times since it has opened and it never really disappoints. I didn't buy anything the day we visited but I did enjoy looking around for something to buy. The prices are always great here and I'll continue to come back. 3.5 stars Thanks.

Leaving IKEA we stopped at Home Goods and low and behold the…read moreGherkins I've been searching for...yay!!

So out "shopping" and going to my fav stops. This homegoods always has a lot . Halloween picked…read moreover ... the candles smell wonderful & Christmas is front and center ‍ didn't find anything but like walking thru

Very nice two store mall..All your higher end stores are here. So the prices are in line with all…read morethe other malls. I like the fact it's so clean and room enough to walk through the place and not feel crowded. Love the center of the mall where they have a toy section. This section has over grown chess and tic tac toe, plus a slide for the younger kids. Pretty nice mall to come to.

I have always felt as if this mall was built way too fast and on the small side. I remember when…read morethis mall first opened and it was new and exciting, drawing people west of the city and to all the other shopping plazas that sprout up quickly around the mall. It looked impressive and it, at the time, housed some unique and first to the city stores. Now, not so much. After a quick walk through the mall, and I do mean a quick walk, I left. The stores within are basic, cookie cutter types. More and more storefronts are ending up empty or more and more storefronts are being gobbled up for superstores. The empty storefronts have no signs of a future at this point, and the ones that are becoming newer stores are just for stores that are already in the mall to move into a bigger space. Basically that means that there will be more empty storefronts. The food court isn't too bad. They seem to be able to maintain a decent mix of choices here. Although the sit down restaurant is no longer and looks like it has been that way for a while. One thing I did notice is that there is free Wifi throughout the whole mall.