New store in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh's Little Italy! Cute and…read morequaint holiday shop with arts and craft style decor. Seasonal and holiday decor items at reasonable prices. Seems like they have a little something for everyone. Friendly service.

I can't say enough good about these folks. The two sales reps that I've met (Jim and Tom) have…read morebeen very helpful. Their prices are very competitive. Also, this company is very community-minded and supports nonprofits, like the organization I work for. We have purchased hundreds of dollars worth of office supplies from them without a glitch. Dan from The Lighthouse Foundation

Warning: they did move to 221 Main Street. The house they occupy is a bed and breakfast plus a yarn…read morestore absolutely adorable. We met the owner she was very lovely very knowledgeable and very very friendly. I plan to return to stay in the bed and breakfast shop in the little yarn store in walkthrough quaint little town

I read the 5 star reviews so I stopped today for yarn. The owner said hello when I walked in and…read moreimmediately continued her conversation with her friend. I was totally ignored. She never asked what I was looking for or if I needed help. I left. Will never go back. Went to the other yarn store in Ligonier. Complete opposite.

Good store. Very helpful and friendly staff. Good deals especially with email coupons. Wide…read moreselection for the artist in you. Stay creative! Be back soon!

Overall this is a pretty good store. It is well stocked with…read moreseasonal home decor items, all the crafting supplies you can ever need, arts, kits and more. It is fairly well organized and easy to find what you are looking for. Unless what you are looking for is a sales associate. If you have a question or need something, you are likely going to have to go to the front counter in order to find someone who can answer your question. I will say if you plan to use curbside, that never seems to go well with this location. They either tell you they are too busy for curbside and you have to come in and pick it up, there is a really long wait for curbside or you just get no reply at all. I'd rather them not offer curbside than have such incredibly inconsistent service and basically need to go into the store anyway. They also seem to take forever checking people out. I think a lot of this has to do with people searching for a coupon (don't ever buy something here without a coupon or sale price, they are always out there). But if there are a few people in line, it can really add up.

I really like this small independently owned feed and plant store. They always carry the feed I…read morelike to use for the birds (and pesky squirrels) in my back yard, and they have deer corn, salt and mineral licks, as well as most anything else you'd need. Pet treats too. Grass seeds in many varieties. Staffed by friendly folks, and very reasonable on the wallet. Best place in the Turtle Creek valley to go, in my opinion!

This place may have a great selection, but the owner (or employee on duty at the time I was there…read morewith my parents) refused to wear a mask. (3/5/2021) And when I was in there, the majority of shoppers were well over 70 years of age. Including my parents. So, regardless of his personal politics and opinions, he needs to take a look at his customers and think of their health and safely. I've asked my parents not to return until well after they are vaccinated.

This store has absolutely everything. I'm at Pitt and I come here for all my studio supplies…read moreseveral times a semester. The staff are so friendly and helpful. This place is a life saver

This local candle shop is one worth stopping at. Unique scents can be purchased in candle or wax…read moremelt form as well as creating your own scent! I attended a pour party for a baby shower and selected nutmeg cedar and strudel as my scents. You add the scents, pour the wax and then create a sticker for your scent. You then have an hour to explore other Oakmont businesses or dine out while you wait for the candles to set. Pick them up and head on your way! Parking is limited at the actual shop, so street parking is recommended.

I had always heard of people in my department saying that they would "check surplus" before…read morepurchasing things like office furniture elsewhere. I finally understand how and why when I took a field trip to surplus myself. Essentially, it's a warehouse of furniture, electronics, cars, antiques, and other random things like faux plants that are no longer in use by the university. Once removed from university grounds, they are taken to this warehouse in Point Breeze and sold for cheap or auctioned off to the general public or university personnel. When I went there, there were several types of chairs including theatre chairs, tables, and more. I recently bought a 19" Dell monitor for $25.00. I was told to just bring the monitor back if I had any issues and they'd just replace. The monitor works perfectly. Office chairs ranged from about $20-60. Larger items like old university cars are auctioned off. It's a really cool place and you'd be really surprised by what you find especially the price! Once I move into my new apartment, I plan to go back to surplus to see what I can find. Because why break the bank with all new furnishings?!?!