My daughter and I where shopping for party supplies. We got…read morea ton of items. This was a descent location and had lots of items that we needed. Most items are either a dollar or only a tiny bit more. I generally goto the Dollar Tree near my house. Most Dollar Tree's are the same so anyone you goto should be almost the same. I will definitely be going to Dollar tree again.

I love my Dollar Trees! This one recently opened where the Homestead Shop N Save used to be and it…read moreis nice! Clean and spacious...the aisles aren't cramped together. The associates are friendly. The selection is better than neighboring Dollar Trees because they have the space for more inventory. Everything is $1. Most greeting cards are 2 for $1, which is what I like to stock up on. Along with gift bags and tissue paper. The candy is fresh. There was a decent selection of balloons, party decor, storage containers/baskets, kitchenware, cleaning supplies, and seasonal holiday items (spring decor, Easter eggs, St. Patty decor...). There is also a larger freezer section compared to other local Dollar Trees. It's also walking distance from the senior high rises which may (or may not ) be convenient for tenants.

If someone took Station Square, cloned it, and stuck it in a South Hills suburb, you'd have Caste…read moreVillage. They have pretty much everything you need here. There's a Subway of course (they are everywhere! aaaiiieeeee!), a supermarket, 7 other places to eat (!), a chiropractor, a lawyer, military recruiters (uh-oh, start a human chain now!), a post office, a great Hallmark store, a bowling alley, and salons among other businesses. They even hold classic car shows and farmer's markets here during the spring and summer months. Christ, move right across the road (swanky neighborhood), and you'll almost never need to drive anywhere again!

THE Place to take a stroll and visit many shops. Even drop off or purchase your postage. Bowling…read morearound the corner as well as the best wings in Pgh. at Royal Lounge. You wont be disappointed to spend a few minutes or hours browsing the many shops.

Arghhhh. COVID policies lax. Cashier wearing mask below her nose. No enforcement or adherence to…read moresocial distancing in line. This has been my worst retail experience in that regard hands down. Besides that this particular cashier was just lousy. I had to ask if her lane was open because she never looked up as I approached. I think the response was "uh huh" while still not looking at me. She was then slow as molasses if molasses could be that slow. She clearly did not want to be there. This store is convenient and prices good but after experiencing their lack of COVID practices in particular I will forego this store for other options.

Remember GeeBees? Value City? Hills? Well this place is like taking all three, smashing them all…read moretogether, then pouring what has been combined into this store front. Merchandise can be a bit iffy here, you really need to scour the racks to find a decent item at a decent price. I was able to find one of those such items, but it took me nearly a half hour to find it and another fifteen minutes to get access to the fitting room. Some of the items up for grabs here should really not even be looked at. Their furniture section are items that will need to be replaced is just a few months, that should say worlds about the type of product some items area here. Check out takes a bit of time here. It appears the cashiers come and go as they please. I was standing in a line that the cashier just left, making me have to go to another line. If I feel like I want to waste some time, I will stop back here, but with it being off the beaten path, it's not a must destination to visit.

It is really fascinating how much this place has transformed from even just ten years ago. When I…read morefirst moved to Pittsburgh, there was basically not much there and now it is packed from end to end with a huge variety of businesses. There is a huge parking lot (paid) behind the entire building and there are metered spaces in the front. They often host events like outdoor fitness classes, farmers markets and car shows. It really is amazing that you could mini golf, get a facial, drink wine or beer, eat delicious food, shop for books or grab a coffee all within a small area. There are several cut through areas which make it more manageable to get to your desired location from the parking lot. The biggest downside to me is that I wish there were more local businesses. While there is nothing wrong with chains, the Strip is such an important part of Pittsburgh's history that I wish it contained more independent businesses and restaurants and less chains.

This was once a produce terminal (I fondly remember those days) now converted to a modernized…read moremarket that houses retail shops like City Grows second location (locally owned urban garden/plant shop), Sephora, and others. Shake Shack is also located here. Novo Asian Food Hall is also part of The Terminal as is City Winery. There are also fitness studios, a bookstore, jeweler, and more. Aslin Beer Co. is also at The Terminal. Lots of new places being added. Some of us were resistant to these changes but it seems yinzers and tourists alike are finding love or at least likability for this relatively new space.

I came to the store after going to the dollar tree next door with my shopping bags and my shopping…read morecart i bring with me when I walk to stores. I was stopping in to see the Halloween Isle right before the store closed. When I walked into the front door. There was one of the workers, an older lady standing smoking a cigarette she open the door for me she told me to leave my cart in the front which I was going to do anyways, So I left it up front and I went to the Halloween section while I was looking at things I could hear her screaming for johnathon talking about me really loudly about how I had my purse with me and my shopping bag. she didn't even tell me I could not have them with me. Jonathan which iv previously heard him doing the same thing complaining about how he doesn't like his job and about shoplifters at the store seems like he's miserable. He comes up to me says" is it necessary to bring all those bags with you into the store like that" with a rude attitude. I tried to tell him yes it is I walked here and it helps me carry everything back home but he didn't care to listen to me . The store was about to close, so I went up to the front with my purchase and paid . He stood right at the register, watching me, and then when I was finished paying, he went to the front door made sure to stand there so that he could confront me some more and try to argue with me. The lady that told me to put my cart up front also followed me to the front of the store they both started arguing with me being really rude with a nasty attitude especially Jonathan. I have recorded the whole incident I will be contacting corporate about this , no one deserves being treated like this when they go into a store to shop I couldn't believe it.They ruined my experience and I really hope that they don't continue to do this to other customers or they will lose alot of business there.

The store itself has a selection of items and goods. But it is very unorganized and the further you…read morego back in the store you'll see damaged floor tiles. A food aisle that you thought began on one side of the store but ends up near diapers. But staff way more helpful here than other locations I have been to

Stopped in today while in the city for business. The shop isn't very big but it organized and…read morepriced fair. I bought a Curry jersey, my family said leave it to me to find his jersey while in Pittsburgh! I also found a cute Zara cap sleeve top. There was a couple shopping the same time I was. It's worth checking this place out. There are a few other thrift stores within walking distance so that was good since taking a Lyft from the hotel was $15 each way.

Eclectic is a good word to use to describe this thrift store in the Bloomfield neighborhood. The…read moreselection of vintage clothing, shoes, accessories, and costumes were very interesting. They surely deliver and one of a kind shopping experience, here. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and greeted us when we walked in. I thought the prices on most of the clothing were fair. They had a good sized selection for both men and women.

I found some great bargains here, 3 Wooden Dining chairs with a Captain's chair and Living Room…read morecoffee table. A wide variety of Merchandise with reasonable prices. The Owner Mr. Bill is very nice and will negotiate prices depending on the value.

I kind of like that the items for sale are not organized and there's no price tags it was like a…read moretreasure hunt. If you need used furniture and other home items it's the place to look. Bill is real nice and helpful plus it's on the Main Street of Homestead. You can park right in front of the store too

I'm shocked this place doesnt have any reviews yet…read more Obviously, I am not a man and do not shop here. My boyfriend, however, comes in here multiple times throughout the year and I accompany him. The main reason he chooses to shop here is because of the quality of their clothes. For an 'XL' man who enjoys working with his hands in his spare time, this place offers him shirts that last through years of laundry washes and jean's that don't rip when he kneels or bends. DXL does tend to be on the pricey side, but to counteract their prices they send out lots of coupons for their rewards members. He has received coupons before his Birthday and Christmas, that I know of, as well as other standard coupons that are sent to all of their rewards members throughout the year. A lot of people think this place sells dress clothes only, but they're wrong. They have sports apparel, graphic tees, jean's of all fits, accessories, dress shoes and sneakers, and even their own fragrance Zephyrwood cologne/candle/air freshener/lotion. This is just to name a few. The employees at this particular location are quite knowledgeable about the apparel they sell. I have heard them discuss the differences between different types of jean's materials, watched them help a customer build a suit for a night out, and even give tips about what they think looks best together. They're great assets to the store. 5 stars.

Over the years, I have donated my used furniture and home-improvement items to this Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore many times. ReStore sells new and used appliances (e.g., washers, dryers, refrigerators, and stoves), furniture (e.g., couches, chairs, dining sets, and dressers), building materials (e.g., hardware, flooring, light fixtures, plumbing supplies, and windows), and home décor at low prices. The proceeds from the sales are used to build and repair housing for low-income families in the Pittsburgh area. Most recently, I emailed ReStore to ask if they would accept my shelving unit, coat rack, light fixtures, space heater, flower pots, hose hangers, and other items. I was required to send photos of the items to show the style and condition. Two days later, an employee replied that they would accept my items, and he scheduled a pickup from my house for several days later. On the pickup day, the pickup window was from 9 AM to 3 PM, and 15 minutes before the driver arrived at my house, he called me to inform me that he was on his way. The driver pulled up to my house in a truck (see the attached photo). He was very polite, and he moved my items from my driveway into his truck. At the end of his visit, he handed me a receipt, and he kindly thanked me and wished me a great day.

I've volunteered with them and can happily report that it's a beautiful thing to be able to learn…read moreskills while helping a family build a home.

This is a great neighborhood business with a large variety of beautiful items and friendly staff…read moretoo, 10/10 would recommend always a treat (=

Wonderful personal shop. I bought my sister a gift certificate over the phone from the owner and…read moreshe loved her handcrafted lamp!