Poney's is the world's greatest countertop company. They are a husband and wife dynamic duo who…read moremeticulously checked and rechecked our order to make sure it was exactly what we wanted. They care deeply about the quality of the countertops they produce. I picked up my two countertops, which were carefully wrapped to protect them in transport. I got back, carried them in, unwrapped them, and they were flawless! Installation was a breeze because measurements matched the dimensions given exactly. I will be admiring/enjoying these countertops for years to come. If you want someone who cares about quality. If you want someone who takes great pride in their work. If you want a great price. If you want to support a local manufacturer. Look no further. You would be a fool to go anywhere else. Excellent job. Can't wait to work with them again!

The Tile Collection has a stunning collection of tiles in every style. A lot of unique patterns…read more They were good to work with and were flexible when it came to picking up the tile.

I am a local contractor in the Pittsburgh Area and would advise against using this company. I…read morepurchased tile through this company, placed a deposit, and never heard from them again. I attempted to contact them numerous times with no success. Now its over a year later and they call me and tell me that my tile is in and i have a balance due. Not only did I have to find another tile supplier, but now they are telling me that they wont even refund my $250 deposit. Waste of time, waste of money, incredibly overpriced for the quality and its a horrible location. They dont even rate the one star that i had to give them. now they have my $250 and can re-sell the tile. The lady on the phone even had the nerve to get upset with me on the phone, like i was inconveniencing her! Lesson learned...

a very good place we came in and left with a great deal the customer service was amazing big props…read moreto elizabeth thank you for the help

MENTOR STORE - my wife gave them 2 small diamond wedding band side rings on December 14. Provided…read moredeposit for work to join them together based on sketch done by store manager. Since then, it has been nothing but excuses on why they are not done. suspect something is going on that they are not telling us. It is now 2 months and 2 weeks since we turned over the rings to them.

A new Dollar Tree in Forest Hills where the old Riteaid used to be located. Recently opened, it's…read morefull of things for the budget conscious. I stopped in for some vinyl cleaner and found it without problem. Aisles are wide with placards telling you what's where, well-stocked, the place is very clean, and the prices can't be beat. Nice folks at the register up front to check out your stuff.

I went to dollar tree ardmore blvd 9 12 26 in the evening the evening manager was my cashier to…read morehelp me he was very accommodating and friendly and nice and thoughtful the store had exactly what I needed thank you dollar tree 5 stars to them hats off to them definitely going back

I am relatively new to this Auction Gallery and have enjoyed my exposure to it so far (two auctions…read morein, bought something in the first one.) The items are all online and up for about a week or 10 days. The bids of others are transparent to you. The item descriptions are adequate. The items are art -- paintings, paper works ceramics, jewelry, objets de vertu ( which means precious little things) sculpture, etc. You can check out all the monthly to bi-monthly auction items in a hour or an extra 30 minutes...so it's not intimidating or overwhelming. The item I bought was definitely not a "steal" but I have seen some item go for a really good price (that I was not personally interested in). The auction also operates in Cleveland and if you are a successful bidder they notify you by email and you can indicate if you want it shipped to you (for which they charge) or if you prefer to pick it up at their Ellsworth Ave./Shadyside storefront. They will let you know when it is there and you can go pick it up. I have found this a diverting and pleasant activity -- most especially in these cooped up COVID times~

If you are a crafty-minded person, you need Ringel's Ceramics in your life…read more Helen's shop features ready-to-sell ceramics for every occasion: Halloween, Christmas, Easter, every Pittsburgh sport, dragons, weddings, new babies, you name it. Her windows on Merchant Street are always decorated with beautiful pieces that she and the other gals have made. However, what's even cooler about Ringel's Ceramics are the weekly classes. On Wednesday evenings (7-10) and Saturdays (10-4), you can come in to the shop, buy an unfinished piece to work on (as well as all the brushes & paints you will need), and hang out in the shop, chatting with other crafty people and creating your masterpiece. Prices are so reasonable. You pay for your supplies as you go. You can purchase pieces for as little as $2.70, paints are just over $2 each, and class itself costs a mere $3 each time. Whatever you want to create, Ms Helen will find the mold for you. If you have a mold that you want to make, they can pour it for you, and then you can come to class and paint it! The classes are informal: everyone works on their own piece, at their own pace. There's a lot of chatting and laughing and oohing & ahhing over each other's latest projects. But you learn the different techniques of ceramics painting, and you get help and assistance throughout the whole process (for example, we all make Ms Helen paint the eyes on our characters, because she rules at this very difficult part of painting). There are often technique sheets available for the project you want to work on, and this can help you see how to enhance the painting as well. I came across the shop first on Nationality Days in Ambridge, and brought in a buffalo mold I had bought on eBay for $15. I really liked what the buffalo looked like, so I bought the mold without knowing how I would be able to use it. And even though it was an old mold in kind of a state of disrepair, they were able to pour it, and then Ms Helen helped me learn how to paint it (my first project!), and now I have a gorgeous buffalo statue at home. And once you start... well, you spend every class wandering around looking at the available pieces and wondering what you will paint next. There are so many options, you'll never run out. If you like to do crafts, even if you don't have any experience with ceramics or painting, please come and hang out and learn a little! It's the best way to spend your Wednesday night.

When I walked in it took me back to the 70s when every grandmother and mother painted the ceramic…read moremolds. The store had tons of product they also have classes. If you like ceramic statues or want to paint it's the place to go. It's a dying art

Stopped in to check out Vitamin Gallery while I was in the neighborhood. Not a bad little store as…read moreit seems to be family owned and ran. Looked over a lot of stuff while I was there (checking dates) and everything seems to be fresh. Picked up a few items, the prices were a little higher then the norm but that is to be expected for a smaller store. I recommend a visit if you happen to be in the area.

This place is great and I will definitely visit it again. I had scuffed up a portion of my…read morewheelwell after underestimating the width of my car. I thought about ordering touch-up paint through Honda but I like to keep my money within my community whenever possible. I called and sent them my VIN and color code. They had it mixed and ready the next day. Faster than if I had ordered it online. The color matches perfectly and it is not a color I see on many cars. I could not have been more happy with how it looks now. Thank you!