We were on a trip from out of town and decided to have dinner at the cafe area and then get food to…read morego for lunches the next day. They had slices of pizza they warmed up for the kids and meat platters with fried chicken or pulled pork along with several slides to choose from. The portions were large as well. They have a huge selection of drink coolers to pick from. We also grabbed some pre made options for lunch the next day. We were able to get a nice variety to please everyone. You can also go upstairs to eat and it wasn't crowded with lots of tables.

I like Giant Eagle Market place for certain items only, such as sushi, the olive bar, and butcher…read moredepartment, but their prices for everyday items are grossly inflated. My big issue is not enough disabled parking.

I've had good experiences with the grocery store and also recommend their sushi Wednesdays and…read moreFridays, which I frequent for the California roll. You can get sushi for $5 and $7 that are equal to the amounts of 2-3 rolls.

Walking distance from Shadyside plus they have a free parking garage if you choose to drive…read more If entering from the parking garage, take the elevator and go up a level. Grab your shopping cart and go inside. This is a large grocery store with about everything you want or need. The aisles are clearly marked with signage hanging from the ceiling. Plenty of self checkouts and also regular checkout lines available to keep the lines moving. If you get Mr. Brett at checkout you are in luck. He's funny and very helpful.

Absolute chaos trying to pick up online ordered Easter dinner. One young woman at the pickup table…read moreand literally 75 to 100 people in a line going out the door, to pickup their orders. It was so unorganized, people getting irritated and shoppers unable to move around the store because of the winding line out the door. Maybe next year have 2 or 3 people taking names for pickup. Also, I could have just walked in and got my ham and 2 sides right from deli without having to stand in line for 45 minutes. Do better Fresh Market!

This store used to be great. Recently,has gone downhill quick,especially the fresh meat counter…read more They seem to never have advertised specials. This weekend marks the 4th visit with the same result... No wings,no bone in NY strip, and no ground beef....

This is a great Aldi. The location is fantastic for me (it is around a 8 minute walk each way);…read morethey do have a parking lot and you can generally find a space open there. Inside it is a standard Aldi but they do have the Aldi finds (the aisle of shame!) which you cannot find at every Aldi. My experience with their produce and meats has been very good; I have bought their hamburgers several times and found them to be excellent in quality. Checkout is pretty quick; there are no self-scan registers in this store (that would be nice) but I have never waited in line more than a few minutes. Given its location, the excellent prices, and that aisle of shame, I will be here often.

It located at the southwest corner off the intersection of E Carson St and S 27th St in the…read moreSouthside. There were complementary parking lots for customers up to an hour. The store was clean overall. Was able to find all food and drink items timely as expected. The restrooms required codes to unlock.

3.5 stars. Forbes Street Market is like a convenience store. It carries a small selection of…read morefruits, vegetables, prepared foods, snack foods, dairy, eggs, meats, seafoods, beverages, personal-care products, and much more. As I walked around, no employee greeted me. I looked at the prices on the shelves and packages, and I thought that they were slightly high. However, without a large grocery store really close by, students in the area might find this market to be convenient.

I ordered a cup of coffee and the gentleman behind the counter donned gloves, poured my coffee and…read moreplaces the lid on a napkin to keep it clean. What thoughtful service. Thank you.

Market Square is a public space in the downtown area with a variety of shops and restaurants…read moresurrounding it. It was recently renovated just in time for the NFL Draft to allow more accessibility and better space for events. In the public area, there are some tables and chairs to sit and enjoy the area. They also seem to plan to have a lot more semi-permenant attractions in the space. Currently their is a roller rink (which is surprisingly affordably priced) . It has historically been home to the Holiday Market (which was moved into the theater area this year because of the construction). I hope the market does move back because Market Square was definitely the better space for it. There is plenty of parking nearby in garages, surface lots and street parking. The one downside is that it is really tough to drive through, especially with the way the renovated it. Drivers seem to be stopping to take in the new look or don't understand directional signage so there is often traffic backups.

First time I've been here since they finished renovating market square. It is such an improvement!…read moreNo more ankle twisting cobblestone. It's been replaced with smooth brick. The square has a covered area now too, with lots of seating so it can be enjoyed year round. There's so many great restaurants and cafes around the square, and there's expanded outdoor dining at a lot of the restaurants, as well.

It is a good market. Also, it is in my neighborhood. The shopping center is very neighborly. I like…read moregoing there. Great eats too.

Though this wasn't my neighborhood (Bloomfield girl), Smiling Banana was a regular lunch spot for…read moreme. Being close to the market meant I could grab food items for home after lunch. I am a big believer in supporting local businesses. Even when I am home now on visits, I still try to do so. They have a nice organic selection as well. There were other times when I would just come here for lunch because they do an incredible deli sandwich! When you're here it's like you're family! That's just so very Pittsburgh. Go give them your money, get a yummy sandwich. You won't regret it.

Another stop on our Strip District Food Tour! Labad's…read moremimics of gas station convenience store and an ethnic grocery store combined. Shelves are lined with canned goods, fresh ingredients stored in baskets to buy by the pound, and for some reason branded tourist soap bars. For the Food Tour, we were treated to the fresh hummus and pita. The hummus was very fresh - the owner even discussed how he made it over the last evening, but the pita was extremely dry and flavorless. He was clearly a true chef and creates amazing cuisines. So it is very disappointing that the store has to morph into a touristy shop. The hookah and culture items make sense somewhat, but the Harry Potter and Star Wars themed soap bars just seem like a gimmick that takes away from the true essence of the store. If you like hummus, you should definitely grab a container of the fresh made. But honestly, I doubt many people stop here based on the appearance.

On a recent trip to the Strip District, I was short on time, but made a quick dash into Labad's to…read morebuy some halva. I had purchased some elsewhere recently, but felt compelled to stop in to see Labad's selection. The store ambiance is welcoming, and the man who assisted me was kind and calm when he showed me several types of halva. I chose the Lebanon Valley Halawa Plain. As soon as I got home, I tried a small piece. Oh, my gosh!! I couldn't believe how much better it tastes than any other brand I have tried. What a wonderful flavor and texture! Just perfect. I highly recommend Labad's.