Strabane Square is a decent-looking strip mall…read more Currently, Strabane Square contains the following stores: Lowe's Home Improvement, Kohl's department store, Target department store, Giant Eagle grocery store, Dick's Sporting Goods, Michaels (craft store), Dollar Tree, Office Max, PetSmart, AT&T, GNC (supplement store), Ulta (cosmetics store), Bath and Body Works, Mattress Firm, and Pier 1 Imports (furniture and decor). Several other businesses provide services for hair, nails, gasoline, and banking. Current restaurants include TGI Fridays, GetGo Cafe and Market, Starbucks, and Texas Roadhouse. I like some of these businesses and shopped at them. I thought that the parking lot had enough spaces for customers' vehicles and that the area was safe and clean.

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.

Went tonight and the doors were locked at 1045pm. There was a worker saying "we are…read moreclosed"......ummm nope-sign says you close at 11pm! so as soon as someone walked out, I ran in through the "out" doors. IF I WAS A BETTING WOMAN I'D say if corporate was notified of them locking the doors early, that they'd get in trouble. I shop here all the time. I'll treat this time as a fluke. Next time corporate will be notified. There were 5 other people outside in that minute I was waiting to get it. They do this crap down south. It dont fly up here in the north.

Great location has a large selection, but I just wish there was a little more help when it came to…read morechecking out.

IronBlast's GameZone store is located inside the Washington Crown Center mall. The store buys,…read moresells, and trades video games and toys. My husband and I shopped in this store. My husband seemed to feel impressed by the inventory of merchandise. We saw vintage video-game systems from Nintendo, Gameboy, Sega Genesis, XBox, and PlayStation. We saw toys such as stuffed animals, action figures, board games, costumes, Warhammer, and much more. My husband found a door mat that he liked. He also said that he will return in the future to purchase more things, because their prices are very reasonable.

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.

The Train Gang is a toy store inside the Washington Crown Center mall…read more I do not purchase or play with model trains, but I felt interested in viewing this store's model trains. The train tracks, buildings, trains, and props were displayed in an entertaining way. A donation box and sign requested monetary donations, so I made a donation of my choosing. I believe that this store is NOT open everyday. Please check their Facebook page for a schedule of their open days and hours.

The employees are very helpful...The store is clean and always organized...parking is never a…read moreconcern.

I visited the optical center for a new pair of glasses. I was aware it was a self serve exam that…read morewas not a comprehensive exam. First off I expect a self serve exam to be just that, self serve. It was not. the associate was right there reading off every direction that was prompted. I can see if I needed assistance but I did not. I moved on to picking glasses which they do not have a big selection and not very much on current styles. I managed to find a pair and that was set. I did purchase progressives and there was zero input on anything about them and if they'd work with progressives. I've only had one pair so I am not versed on what works yet. On day 13 of waiting I called to check on them. Brenda answered my question and stated they came in but they needed to be made again so they are still waiting on them. So no call or notice that they've now had to wait again I then had to ask if she knew around when they might come. She informed me that maybe Monday which was two days from when I called. I stated I guess I'll have to check Monday (Brenda giggled and said I guess so) They came in Monday and I went to pick them up. Danielle handed them to me and I can't even believe any associate felt ok handing them and the way they looked to me. She took an extended amount of time and tried to adjust them but there's no adjusting these frames. Not only are they way too thick to adjust (an associate could have pointed out these issues when I was choosing frames) and the lenses look like bottle caps. She couldn't even make them so they sit straight. It was apparent from beginning to end that anyone there I dealt with was truly only there for a paycheck and did not make buying eye glasses easy. I have now had to order others which had I just done from start I'd have had already. Here we are 3 weeks later and now I have to go through the return process with insurance. If you have to do the eye exam there that's fine but I suggest ordering elsewhere so you can actually have an associate that will assist you so you don't end up with messed up glasses. I was told that the manager was actually ok with giving me these frames. That alone should tell you the kind of care you'll receive which is none. The only thing I'll be returning to the optical center for is to return the poorly made glasses.