Adorable boutique with unique gift items, ladies clothes & jewelry! Love shopping here for myself…read moreand others!

Macy's is a department store chain that sells clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, beauty products,…read morekitchenware, bed and bath linens, home decor, furniture, and other merchandise. For many years, I have occasionally shopped at this Macy's store in Westmoreland Mall. During my most recent visit, I shopped mostly in the women's section, and I thought that the store had a good selection. I saw designer brands such as Calvin Klein and also name brands. The store was having a holiday sale for Memorial Day weekend, and most merchandise was discounted. The only constructive feedback that I have is for checkout lines to have shorter wait times.

Love it there. Every one is so nice, store is very clean. Restrooms are clean, cashier was niceread more

4.5 stars. Ross Dress for Less is an off-price discount-store chain that sells clothing and shoes…read morefor adults and children, accessories such as handbags, home goods such as kitchenware and rugs, beauty and hygiene products, some pet supplies, and much more. This particular Ross is in the Greengate Centre shopping center. I occasionally shop at Ross to search their racks and shelves for bargains. During my visit here, I looked throughout the store but especially in the women's clothing and home goods. The shelves and racks appeared to be fully stocked and organized. The prices were reasonable. For example, I saw a pack of several pairs of Calvin Klein underwear for $22, a Henckels ceramic pan for about $25, a 6-pack of Skechers socks for several dollars, a nice sundress for $18, and a Michael Kors purse for $63. Those bargains were tough to pass up (I am still thinking about them!), but I did buy a cellphone cord and a dog toy. The cashier rang up my purchase properly.

I was actually surprised that this Ross does not look like others. By that I mean that there is…read moreactual product in here that you can look through. The store doesn't look half empty and they didn't do that thing where they rearranged everything in the store making it confusing to find things. I came in today looking for a few items and really didn't find anything to my liking. I browsed all the racks that I could to find some clothes and it's always hit or miss because you can't always find what you want when you want it here. The employees seemed rather happy to be working and helpful when they can can be. I find it odd that they have now moved the fitting rooms to the front of the store and there is no one really there to man them now. So if you are alright with waiting a bit then you can definitely spend some time in here.

4.5 stars. LOFT is retail-store chain that is owned by Ann Taylor and sells women's clothing and…read moreaccessories for moderate prices. This particular LOFT store is inside Westmoreland Mall. The employees' service was very good. When I entered the store, an employee kindly greeted me. As I walked around to look at the merchandise, an employee kindly and without pressure asked if I needed any assistance. At the end, an employee at the checkout counter thanked me and said goodbye. I liked many of the styles of clothing and their prices. LOFT will continue to be one of the stores where I purchase clothing.

My daughter and I have been waiting patiently for an opportunity to go prom dress shopping. It's…read morebeen hard to coordinate schedules as we live in Maryland but I have been here in Pa caring for my mom who was diagnosed with leukemia a couple of months ago. Finally, this weekend, the stars aligned & my husband was able to bring our daughter to Pa so we could go shopping. We were even more excited when we realized that my sister & my niece (who is also going to her prom) were able to come with us as were my best friend and her daughter who needed an 8th grade dinner dance dress. We made a plan and I chose Miller's after a quick search online. We hoped that my mom would be able to come & watch both of her granddaughters try on gowns but unfortunately, she was readmitted to the hospital yesterday. When we arrived at the store, my daughter ran from the car with excitement and was immediately greeted my a very sweet young lady inside. She was situated in a dressing room and trying on two beautiful gowns within minutes. Everything went down hill from there. My best friend was already there when we arrived & was in one of the dressing rooms helping her daughter. My niece was feeling a little unsure and couldn't find anything she wanted to try on. My sister who used to work at a bridal shop was doing a great job helping my daughter with her dresses (pulling them tighter so she could see how they would look if fitted properly). We noticed that another young girl trying on dresses had one of the dresses that my daughter had seen online and very much wanted to try on. I asked the salesgirl if this would be possible & I was told no. She would have to wait until the other girl was done with it. I thought this was strange as she didn't even ask the other girl if she wanted it. We would have been happy to order it if the other girl wanted the one in stock. Unfortunately, we never even got the chance to find out if she liked it. Shortly after this, a woman barged in to the dressing room area and rudely demanded that we go outside the dressing area and wait for my daughter. My sister and niece were upset but they obliged. I refused at first and tried to explain to her that I was going to stick close and help my daughter. She told me this was not allowed, they had people to help her. I informed her that they really weren't doing a good job of that but I did go out & my sister & I decided to leave. I called in to the dressing room to let my friend know that we would be leaving because we had been thrown out of the dressing room. We proceeded to wait for my daughter who had no idea where we went. When she came out to model a beautiful dress that she was loving, I let her know that we would have to leave and find it somewhere else. While we waited, the rude woman confronted us 3 more times. I let her know that we would be leaving. She asked why I felt the salesgirls weren't helping & I told her my daughter was told she couldn't try on a dress that she liked. Her response was the icing on the cake. She had the gall to say "Oh, was she too big for it?". My daughter is tiny, not that it matters, this would never be appropriate. It is offensive. She also informed us that there is a sign explaining their dressing room policy. We hadn't noticed. It's small & posted above the dressing room door. This entire time, no one even tried to help my niece. No one tried to make her feel comfortable or suggested a dress that she might feel comfortable in. My friend remained in the dressing room and was never asked to leave. We did all leave and we went to MB. We had an amazing time there. Thankfully, the day was salvaged. My daughter found a gorgeous dress there. I want Miller's to know that between these 3 young ladies, they potentially lost over $1,000 in sales today for absolutely no reason. I hope that it was worth it to them. Had we been treated with respect, this could have ended differently. All that abhorrent woman had to do was respectfully explain their policy and we would never have been upset. This is also something the salesgirls could explain when you are greeted at the door. I still wouldn't have liked it, but I would have followed suit. I will never shop this store again and will advise everyone I know in the area to avoid it as well.

I went to millers with full intentions on buying a prom dress and hopefully shoes and accessories…read more I was with a group of people, me and two other girls who also had intentions on buying a dress and three boys to help us make our decisions. I will say that we may have been a little more then they are used too and I could see/understand if they got frustrated or confused. But The woman in charge was awful to us from the start. We all choose about 5 dresses we liked. Anyone who has ever tried on dresses knows that sometimes it's hard to find the right size since we are all shaped differently. After trying on two of the dresses I realized that I would need a bigger size. I asked the girl helping me ( who was amazing and extremely helpful) if she wanted me to put the dresses back before getting the new ones, she told me no that she would do it, it was fine. So I went out and picked more dresses in a size up while I picked three more because I really wasn't sure if they were gonna fit. One of three of those dresses fit and I absolutely loved it. But I continued to look at my options the woman gave me an attitude and asked if we could pick less dresses because our piles were getting a little big and "it would be hard for the girls to put back" which I can understand but once again I asked the girl if she wanted me to put them back and she told me no. The woman was extremely insensitive to our frustration trying to find the right sized dress and something we loved. After I choose the dress I wanted, I saw a pair of Steve Madden shoes that I thought would pair with the dress amazing I wasn't sure if I could try them on so I asked a girl who told me "I'm sure you can but make sure with one of the other girls" so I went to the backroom and asked one who told me I could so I continued to get the shoes and try them on again the angry woman comes to the back gives me a nasty look and tells me to be very careful they are expensive THE SHOES WERE $140 insinuating that I couldn't afford the shoes and I was just playing around.I assured her that I would be very careful that I loved the shoes. after trying them on and I went to take them back and the woman returned saying "next time can you just ask before trying them on" obviously she didn't know I asked already so I told her that and the girl who told me I could tried them on also told her I could try them on. She gave me a bother dirty look, rolled her eyes and walked away. DO NOT SHOP HERE. MB prom is way nicer and would never treat you the way I was treated today. I will be buying the dress AND the shoes at mb prom.

You can find almost anything at Gabes. Just be careful of what you buy and look it over for any…read morepotential problems. Normally this is not a problem, but I always check the zippers and buttons.

*This is a replica (some updates) review as there appears to be a "Gabe's" and "Gabriel Brothers"…read morefor Greensburg. Gabe's has changed a lot over the past years. I remember coming here as a child when it was Gabriel Brothers and they owned the space right next to it (at the time was the outlet section owned by them). I also remember sidewalk sales at the end of each season. I'm not sure of the ownership details, but Gabe's has become a lot like TJ Max and Marshall's in set up, reconstruction, the rewards program, and pricing in some aspects. Throughout all the changes over the years, this location has remained my favorite. I like the one in Monroeville, but I always thought this one had a better selection and organization iveralCaring and fun employees. Awesome prices. Always a wonderful selection of name brand items. Forever "shockingly low prices"; it's not just the motto people--IT'S TRUE! I got a thick Banana Republic sweater cardigan for $7.99!!! I also got navy over-the-knee boots for $16.99!!! Like you just can't beat it. In the past couple years, Gabe's started a rewards program. At first, I was like 'whatever'. But I've come to enjoy it and use. Why? Because it brings you coupons!!! Yesterday I received a coupon for $15 off $50+ purchase. So in conclusion, if you want great deals and you're willing to be patient enough to sometimes have to look for them, then Gabe's is the place for you. I will say that these clothes racks could use some organization as many items are just thrown on the racks based on category. For example, one rack may have various types dresses on it including work dresses, day dresses, and evening dresses all at different prices and no more than 5 of the same dress if that. But this also makes the hunt more fun!

I'm still trying to figure out what this space used to be before converting to a used console/game…read morespot. When you are walking by outside the window shopping will pull you in. That's what got us, we saw a few things that we wanted to see more of. There are multiple aisles of glass cases filled with every console ever made. Mixed in in those cases are games for each of those consoles. Also, there are a few other things that I don't even remember. Being that the items were in glass cases it almost felt like we were in a gaming museum. Especially after seeing some of the prices for some of the consoles. A lot of them are more expensive than when they were first released. I can see some of the variations of systems being expensive, but almost all of them were a bit too much. After scoping out the merchandise we were back out into the mall. Especially since the employees inside seemed to be amazingly bored and couldn't be bothered to look up from behind the counter.

amazing staff and amazing environment i really enjoyed going each time always it just brings me…read moreback to my childhood seeing the retro stuff