AT and T store. 12/14/24 In Settlers Ridge My daughter visited this store on date listed for a non working cell phone. She is calling the corporate office to explain what happened. The staff working on this particular day were more concerned about eating their lunch that was just dropped off at the store. They knew nothing to solve my daughter's problem in fact the girl was googling to find out a solution!!!!! To say it was a pathetic experience would be an understatement!!! We people pay too much money for our phone services to be treated as such and for them to tell my daughter she needs to go to a repair shop!!!! LOL!!! BTW, how fast do u think Your manager can walk out of the back of the store to the front of the store without getting short of breath. By the looks of her she should have been Forfeiting her lunch that day. read more

Settlers Ridge is a strip mall that has a few dozen businesses. This mall is one of the best in this particular suburb. Current restaurants include Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza, Blaze Pizza, Dairy Queen, First Watch Cafe, Jimmy John's, P.F. Chang's, Panera, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Saga Hibachi, Thai Foon, and Walnut Grill. These restaurants are casual, and most are decent. Current stores include Barnes and Noble, Five Below, GNC, Lane Bryant, Michaels, Pet Supplies Plus, Ross, Skechers, Vitamin Shoppe, and Ulta Beauty. I never buy many clothes at this mall, but these stores are OK. The mall also includes a Giant Eagle Market District for groceries as well as several businesses for personal care (e.g., massage, hair, waxing, nails, and dental work). read more

Living as close to Robinson as my girlfriend and I do, we can't help spending tons of time exploring all there is to do. We have been in Crafton for almost a year and we've gotten very familiar with Settlers Ridge! What a shopping center this is! For me, one of the biggest attractions here is the LA fitness. This gym is a 10 minute ride from home and has everything I need to maintain an active lifestyle and continuing my fitness journey. But not only that, I love the fact that this gym is surrounded by so many great business'. It makes it ultra convenient to run errands and do some grocery shopping all in a one stop type of fashion. This past weekend, my GF and I spent nearly the entire day at the Ridge! We started by going to Ross, such a clutch spot for basic essential clothing and accessories. I love shopping for the designer briefs in the undies section (sorry fellas). And my girl usually always finds some nice tops, jackets etc. We then made are way to the Pet Supplies Plus to make sure our 2 cats at home have food, litter and we even picked up a new scratching post for the kiddos! A pleasant surprise when we saw the posts were 50% off! Sounds like a productive trip already right!? Well we weren't quite done yet. Of course my GF wanted to visit Ulta. For all my good fellows out there, you know this is were I drew the line. I wasn't stepping foot in Ulta. So she went to do her thing and I chose to go check out 5 below! I picked up a phone charger, phone case, screen protector and a necklace organizer for my lady! Fellas, always think about your lady while shopping. (You'll thank me later). Bottom-line, Settlers Ridge is one of the most complete shopping centers around. From all the places I mentioned above to the huge Giant Eagle Market District and Cinemark there are some of the bigger attractions. This is truly the type of shopping center that will not only cover the basics but also allows you to handle all types of errands you need to run! There are some restaurants too that seem sweet! Haven't had a chance to check them out yet, but anything is possible when you pull up at Settlers Ridge! read more

Settlers Ridge is much larger than it seems from the highway below. Do yourself a favor and Google the store choices or drive the length of the shopping center before deciding your casual visit. They have a lot of higher end merchants here, and twice I have done a double take on exiting because I wasn't aware of all options. In particular, a couple favorites are Plow & Hearth and the Wilcox Winery (Clarion River Red is sweet and yummily). Cannot go wrong with Anthony's Coal Fired, but there are several eateries. You will definitely be moving the car a couple of times and be sure to show up with an empty trunk! read more

Bryson provided excellent customer service! He was so polite and nice to work with, and he definitely knows his stuff. Settlers Ridge isn't an ideal location based on where I live, but I will continue to go back to this store just because of Bryson. read more

Settlers Ridge is a huge, meretricious shopping center that is essentially South Side Works planted on top of a mountain. In Robinson, a stronghold of the chain experience, Settlers Ridge acts as an altar of avarice and corporate, suburban vapidity. Over 30 businesses, few of which I have any desire to tip-toe into, await your dollars. Among them are Giant Eagle, PF Chang's (look, I'm not going, aight?), Omaha Steaks (this is not a joke and is unfortunate), Dairy Queen, Five Below, Barnes & Noble, Shoe Carnival, and I'll stop to prevent nausea on the part of my readers. Malls were bad enough; these monstrous, obnoxious complexes threaten to replace them. They do, however, have a swanky, sparkling Cinemark theater that I'll review separately. I do kinda, sorta, wanna try the Red Robin due to my weakness for the time-traveling old-fashioned diner craze. Bear in mind that I grew up watching the Back To The Future movies many times over as well as 50's sci-fi and horror films back when they aired on late-night television in the 80's. Other than that, I plan to avoid Settlers Ridge and hope you'll do the same. The bright lights and neon signs alone gave me migraines. Feelings of shame, regret, lethargy flooded my psyche as we drove through the lot, the color and vitality of the city calling this lost soul homeward, seemingly in vain. read more

I like settler's Ridge and yes this is me, the same guy who bashed The Waterfront and South Side Works. So why do I like Settler's Ridge? They brought several stores that are new to the Burgh. Ross just opened, I can walk in there and get four Polo shirts for less than fifty bucks, I also got a Joyce Chen wok for less that fifteen bucks. Of course, Ross isn't the only reason I like Settler's Ridge. The flagship of the new Market District idea of Giant Eagle is located here, a new movie theatre, several new restaurants including the area's second Red Robin and PF Chang's. What I don't like about Settler's Ridge, can anyone name a strip mall in Pittsburgh that doesn't have a Michael's? Honestly are there that many people looking for beads, glue guns, or buying wall hangings that need framed? Settler's Ridge has a great Barnes and Nobel, many new restaurants (although most are chains), There's a Thai restaurant, a Japanese Sushi house, and another cool new store called 5 Below, nothing's over five bucks here. There's also an LA Fitness, and Panara, it's actually one chain I don't mind, keeping in mind Pittsburgh's lack of bagel places. Also, a new Cinemark movie theatre which I found to be extremely expensive. I'll stick to the AMC at the Waterfront, even though this theatre has a popcorn bar to dress up the nine dollar bag of popcorn with a variety of spices and toppings. Over all, when I think of the new strip malls in the city or outlying areas like The Pointe, Waterfront, South Side Works, and Robinson Town Center, to me Settler's Ridge is the least offensive. With the new exit off 376 it's east to enter and exit Settler's Ridge too. read more

Settler's Ridge sits off the parkway west and has a bunch of strip mall shopping, a Cinemark multiplex and one of our larger Giant Eagle market district foods. Most of the appeal is towards the older teens and young adults since the theater sometimes will offer you a discount at one of the restaurants there if you show your ticket stub. I normally go there to shop at the Vitamin shoppe to get my vitamins. Parking can be a problem at times because the stores are spread out. In the center is a nice Barnes and Noble bookstore. An LA Fitness sits at one corner. Michaels and Ross discount clothing sit opposite it. Wedged among the shops is a Red Robin, Cadillac Ranch and on the far side of the one entrance there is an A T and T store along with Anthony's coal fired pizza. It is usually a good idea to come during a weekday when it is not as crowded but be prepared to do a lot of walking if you want to explore what this dining, shopping and movie theater mecca have to offer. The Giant Eagle is huge and easy to get lost in. It is normally one of the busiest ones. Again I only go there if there is something specific that I can not find where I live. read more

As a shopping complex it doesn't get newer or swankier than Settlers Ridge for Pittsburgh. An excellent store selection (save for a Wine & Spirits and a pharmacy) make it pretty darn close to a one-stop-complex (unless you're Walmart bargain hunting). And it is accessible from the Parkway West and the Pike. So why two stars? Because the genius that designed the traffic flow and parking patterns needs to have their degree revoked. In all seriousness, this place needs a parking garage for the movie theatre and if they do build a small GetGo as rumored then there'll be even more thru traffic which makes it a little dangerous to go in an out of the parking aisles by either foot or on car. I like it more than pretty much any mall in the area, but if it's busy and I'm not on emergency-need (milks, eggs, etc) mode then I'll just come some other time. read more

I shop online and in stores all the time here. Great make up products and hair products as well. I also love getting my nail polish from here and brushes as well. Super sweet staff, always helps when i walk in or sees me unsure of something and always steps in and ask if i'm doing okay or if i need something. At least 2-3 times every 10 minutes someone always ask. It's nice that they keep up on customers and make sure we're happy and still doing okay Would highly recommend read more

I love settlers ridge I think they have so much to offer here! There's Aton of great shops for everyone and I think blaze pizza being here is amazing! Plus surprisingly giant eagle offers a lot of great food and beers with lunch if that's your thing. A book store, movie theater, rei, pet store plus more! Plus it's not far from Robinson mall I definitely recommend checking this place out! read more

I avoid robinson like the plague but this little shopping area is pretty cool. I enjoy the Ross, Michaels and the bookstore here.. Oh and that beautiful market district giant eagle (did i just compliment giant eagle?) Other popular stores are five Below, Ulta(!), REI, LA Fitness & of course the movie theater. I honestly dont really come here too often. Judge me but id rather deal with mcknight road than robinson lol. read more

This may not be a fair review because I am in love with places like this, but it seriously looked amazing!! I stopped only for lunch at Market District, but I am sure that I will be back again soon. Believe me when I say this place is absolutely gorgeous looking and is hopping at night with all the outdoor seating restaurants. read more