I visited this store at the Galleria for the 1st time today. I was greeted when I entered, offered…read moreassistance in picking out gifts for my friend's children, and was told about the free gift wrapping they offered. I'll definitely be back.

This store is great! The staff is very knowledgeable and courteous, especially the two sisters that…read morework during the day with the dark hair. I would highly recommend this store to anyone!

Ollie's Bargain Outlet is a chain of a few hundred discount-closeout retailers across dozens of…read morestates. It sells merchandise that manufacturers and other retailers could not sell. I shopped inside this particular Ollie's store in Washington, PA. This store was a large size and carried a wide variety of merchandise. As I walked around, I saw foods, beverages, pet supplies, hygiene products, beauty products, cleaning products, bedding, rugs, vinyl flooring, vacuum cleaners, fans, kitchenware, books, soil, grass seed, and much more. The prices were OK. I bought one item. The cashier promptly and accurately rang it up.

Good friendly service and good value for what I bought. I was shopping for electric kitchen knife…read moreand did not find.

Solid shop. Great selection of back issues and prices…read more Staff is always friendly and helpful. In addition to comics, they also have games and a plethora of other pop culture items.

Does an older fellow named Jim still work there? He used to visit me (in the 1980's?) with books…read moreand tracts when I lived at 1112 Harding St., Bridgeville, PA, 15017. Glen Winstein 601 Pressley St. Apt.601 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 231-1037

Great long time comic book store. Great variety and deals. Intelligent conversation. I got some…read moreMarvel to read to my nice. This store has been around for twenty-five years!!! Support your local comic book stores! Don't bring your credit cards because it's cash only!

This comics shop is small and unassuming, but it's a gem. The place is like my bar. I'll go there…read moreto pick up my monthly books and end up staying over an hour talking to Lou, the owner, and the other patrons about anything and everything. If you're a collector of current, single-issue comics, that is this store's specialty, but if you want graphic novels or collectibles, you can still order those too. Lou is extremely knowledgeable. He has rarely recommended a book to me that I haven't enjoyed, and he won't steer you in the direction of bad books just to make a sale. Just make sure you have cash in your wallet before you go though, because this store is cash only.

This store is one of the largest book stores in the area and is nice. They have a huge selection…read more The prices are about 10 or more dollars at the store than online through other retailers. It is a good place to get ideas of what you want to read. I didn't interact with anyone so I can't make a comment on the service.

This is a go-to spot for me when finding gifts for family and friends. From puzzles, to games and…read moretoys, to stationary and tote bags, Barnes & Noble has a little bit of everything. The selection is massive, and the staff is friendly. Prices are reasonable, especially in the sale area at the back of the store. I also love the kids area, which has a train table and puppets that children can play with; it's a great outing on a winter day.

My 5 & 7 year old boys came here for a birthday party and had a lot of fun. The space isn't huge,…read morebut there's a nice sized party room and still plenty of interactive toys and things to build-perfect for my boys. The staff here are very friendly and helpful. If it's your first time here, you'll need to sign a waiver, but it's a quick process. Then your child will receive a name tag, and you'll receive a pick up tag with your child's name on it. There's a small waiting room near the front desk, or you may drop and go. If you'd like to enter with your child, there's an additional $5 fee. I will definitely come back for their camps and free play.

We had a virtual birthday party through Snapology. The instructor showed a picture of LEGO vehicles…read moreand then told the kids to build. She then sat silent for the next half hour. My 5 year old birthday boy asked his friends some questions (what are you building?)--he did more facilitation than the instructor did. Kids lost interest halfway through and the instructor did nothing to pull them in. Eventually she asked my son a few questions about what he built but didn't interact with the other kids. It's unclear why this cost $100. All they provided was a zoom link and a photo of a LEGO vehicle. I could have done that for free.