First off, I can't believe that I failed to do a review as much as I shop here. I'm a legend and…read morethat's a pretty big deal at this shop! Let's start off with what I don't like...umm I can't think of one thing that I don't like but I have a million reasons otherwise. The quality....the clothing is built to last. I've had t-shirts that are at least 5 years old and they look practically new after many washes. No fading at all. I have totes, crossbody bags, socks, keychains, candles...and various other clothing items. No complaints whatsoever. The store is beautiful, rustic, nostalgic and pays homage to the area where the store is situated. I miss the downtown location but the store in the Strip serves us well. If you have yet to visit you're definitely in for a treat!

We were walking around the Strip District Terminal yesterday and visited the new Steel City…read moreClothing Company. I had heard this shop moved here into the Terminal, but I was not familiar with the brand. It's a nice little shop with cool decor. It is designed to look retro. They even have an old classic Triumph motorcycle on display. What caught our eye was a shirt displayed on an outside rack with a crying pirate on it that said . . . "Actually There's A Lot of Crying in Baseball," which is very apropos to our local Major League team here in Pittsburgh. The shirt was $36. We bought one for a Father's Day gift. I was surprised to learn that the return policy on shirts is one year . . . ONE YEAR!! That's kinda crazy, but apparently they are supposedly good quality, and made in the U.S.A. In addition to shirts, they also had other clothing too, such as hats, shorts, socks, n'at, and they even had stickers for sale . . . Cheers! P.S. One negative thing was that they don't give out paper receipts. You can have it e-mailed or sent by text. I opted for an e-mail, but it never actually arrived (meh)!!!

The gentleman working there was very attentive and happy to help. There is such a wonderful…read moreselection of items here, ranging from jewelry, clothing, Buddhist statues, singing bowls, journals, wall decor, incense, and gosh so much more! Like most things nowadays, it is not cheap. Not outrageously priced either and I also must remind myself what it takes to keep a small business afloat. They seem to do a good job here and I'd say it's a business worth supporting! It's absolutely worth checking out :)

I've been a regular shopper at the Culture Shop for almost 4 years now. They have such gorgeous,…read moreunique pieces that are always highly complimented. The owner is a gem too, very old school, paper receipts & travels to Nepal & India every couple of months to restock the store. All of the staff who work here are just so lovely too!! Another one of my favorite little things about the shop is they give you these cute, simple little bags to take your purchases home in, I reuse them all the time! Also, if you get rings from here they are happy to polish them for you whenever :))

Great resale shop. Judy is a wonderful person and I have bought many items here over the last 20…read moreyears.

I like this shop. It's a four minute walk from my home. Judy is wonderful and this shop has…read moresomething everyone! She keeps her prices very reasonable and at times gives extra discounts when checking out. She has been there since the 70s! And don't forget the coffee tree is across the street! My two fave places on Beverly.

My husband and I were fragrance shopping on December 14, 2025 while doing our Christmas shopping…read more While we were smelling a different brand, a female employee walked behind us and asked if we wanted to smell Dior, which was noticeably on the lower end of the price range compared to what we were already viewing. At the same time, another employee positioned an iPhone near where we were standing, which made us feel uncomfortable and singled out. We are both African American, and the behavior of the employees felt prejudiced and unnecessary. We entered the store fully intending to purchase fragrances, but left feeling disappointed and unwilling to spend our hard-earned money in an environment where we felt judged rather than welcomed.

Nordstrom Rack is an off-price department store chain that has hundreds of stores across the U.S…read more Its parent company is the luxury department store Nordstrom. This particular Nordstrom Rack is in The Block Northway shopping center. This Nordstrom Rack has two floors. The top level contains merchandise for men, children, and home, and the bottom level contains merchandise for women. I focused on the women's clothing. I saw an assortment of shirts, pants, shorts, dresses, coats, and other apparel that previous retailers could not sell. I recognized brands such as Calvin Klein and Nike, but I had not previously heard of some of the other brands. I thought that the prices were low to moderate. I decided to purchase a pair of UnionBay shorts for $23. The cashier quickly and correctly rang up my purchase.

Oh man! I brought a leather jacket to be repaired and cleaned and boy did Roberta's team deliver!…read moreI'm kicking myself for not taking pictures of the jacket before repair, but trust me, the lining was totally ruined and needed a lot of work. Her team replaced the lining and cleaned the leather so that it looks as good as new. The jacket is from the 80s so they were able to restore it to its glory days! The price was reasonable and they got me my jacket in less than 2 weeks. If you ever need leather repairs or cleaning do yourself a favor and stop in this store.

Seamstress there did an outstanding job on my vintage leather jacket. Highly recommend.read more

Great selection. I got some cool souvenirs and had great service. She recommended some great food…read morespots and was knowledgeable. Of course things were expensive because it's for tourists, but you could do worse.

One of the best places to get Pittsburgh souvenirs and apparel!…read more This gift is loaded with every kind of trinket, clothing item, jewelry find and whimsical kind of gift you can imagine. Their products are so unique and lots of cool finds. When coming here, you will be surprised. It is a shop not just for souvenirs but many things more. They have dedicated areas offering different things like clothes, bags etc over and above souvenirs. The shop is located in the Strip District of downtown Pittsburgh which makes it an easy stop in between shopping and dining in the area...even before heading out of the city.or on their way to the Airport....hence an attractive option for shoppers by default. However, this factor is not being exploited by the owners and the prices are quite reasonable. The staff are very helpful and friendly too. Definitely worth a stop or visit.

We ordered some children's books that looked to be carefully selected by the site for their fun and…read morequirky approach to learning. The store was out of stock of one of our selections, and immediately reached out to determine how we wanted to handle the situation, even offering a full-priced book despite our selection being a sale price (we opted for another sale book so as to not take advantage). The box arrived clunked up from the Post Office, but the internal packaging was done so well, the books arrived in perfect condition! They arrived quickly, too! In addition to our purchase, the box contained a sweet handwritten note and some adorable stickers. We will happily buy again from this site again!

I am young and yet already there are people in my life who are nearly impossible to find good gifts…read morefor. (Yes I'm talking about you Dad.) DIVERTIDO always comes through for me, BIG TIME. It's like a gift shop you might find in The Museum of Cool Things-- treasures you will likely have never seen & certainly won't find anywhere else in Pittsburgh. For example, if you're looking for one-of-a-kind women's clothing-- a stylish dress, top or bottom for the woman who cherishes beauty & values quality, yet hopes to not see what she's wearing on every fourth person she sees-- Divertido now carries the Karakorum line of clothing-- designed in northern Italy and constructed in India. It will beautify every neighborhood she walks in.

Slacker is a great store with lots of cool stuff. However, they probably shouldn't be selling $10…read moresunglasses that they got for free.

Awesome little store with trendy thrift; $10 for any article of clothing and $25 for 3. Gift box…read morewith free little trinkets for any $10 purchase as well. Lots of interesting finds here from clothing to posters to pipes. Staff was super nice as well!

I bought thinking I could get a refund, but turns out they only give store credit. So if I don't…read morelike the next item, I'm stuck again? On top of that, I had to pay for the return shipping label. It just doesn't feel fair. Honestly, I probably wouldn't order again because of this return policy.

Limited quantities and everything are generally for petite people/small sizes. Large/X-large is not…read morewidely available from this retailer and it is expensive. I had a credit that I wanted to use for months, but the inventory has been very limiting. Just bought an overly priced sweater just to use the credit.

Neat store that I have spent years walking by and never entered. Curiosity got the better of me…read moretoday. I'm glad to report its not just women's clothing (lest what would be to be concluded about me ). They have a nice collection of colorful tapestries from India. Can be used to cover areas or as bedspread. These are quite reasonably priced. I don't know the Indian word for tchotchke is, but I don't think it is appropriate here, even though the price is right. If you haven't made a stop here before it's worth a look if you are in the area.