You can't beat Boscov's when it comes to assortment and great prices. Add on the bonus coupons and…read morereward money for using their credit card and you really get a good value for your money. The Johnstown location is the closest to me and I really wish they would move into Westmoreland County so I did have to drive so far. The service, like anywhere, is affected by low staffing. There are centralized sales desks to check out, but most only have one employee staffing it. Still, they are apologetic for your wait time and are very courteous and efficient. As far as selection, there is so much to look at, I almost always come home spending more than I planned. The shoe department is especially good. So is the handbag department. Actually every department I have shopped has had a good assortment and I can find things I want. They also have a Clearance center with REALLY low prices on the second floor.

We had a great customer service experience at the beginning, but the delivery process has been…read moreincredibly frustrating. We were originally told our couch pieces would arrive in 4-6 weeks. After 6 weeks passed with no update, we waited another 6 weeks. At that point, we received a phone call apologizing for the "bad news" and were told it would be another 4 weeks. Concerned, I stopped by the store and spoke with a different sales associate. I asked if the 4-week timeline could be guaranteed, and she told me it could not -- in fact, she said it would likely be longer than that. This directly contradicted what we had just been told over the phone. At this point, we are nearly four months in with no clear or reliable delivery timeline. The lack of transparency and inconsistent communication has been extremely disappointing. I would strongly caution others about purchasing furniture from this store if it requires warehouse delivery, as the estimated timelines do not appear to be accurate or dependable.

The staff is so helpful and lovely here. The merchandise has a great selection to choose your…read morebeauty, shoes, and clothing from. I only came for shampoo and conditioner and walked out with $180 worth of items! I know it's insane, but all items were worth it. Thinking of going back tomorrow!

Now a TJ Maxx/Home Goods spot which means that there is even more (or the same) stuff to look at!…read more Seriously though, this is quite the big store. However, if you are looking for a specific item, and it has to be that item, don't expect to find it here. Best to come here on one of your off days so you can just browse a little more. That's what this store is good for: browsing. Once you start browsing I'm quite sure that you will end up with a cart full of items that you don't necessarily need, but obviously wanted.

Read this review from a male perspective…read more This place is basically where you can go to sale your used, gently worn clothes. Granted they are not going to take everything that you have to offer, which then translates to what is on the shelves. I can't speak much to what other reviewers are saying about this place as I only had a short interaction with this establishment. I was greeted when I entered and that was the jest of my interactions with the employees. I was just out browsing thrift shops for nothing in particular. If you are a guy, you can almost skip this place. What is offered is mostly women's clothing. The men's section is maybe one rack and a corner wall of items aimed at men. Not sure why they even have it. They should just make this a women's consignment shop and have that be that. It is suffice to say that I did not purchase anything in here as there wasn't much product to hold my interest.

Though I live out of town in a major city rife with exclusive stores and even exclusive stores at…read more"affordable" outlets, I come to the boutique every time I travel back to town. The few times I've asked an employee for something, someone helped me efficiently; this last time, the worker was already very busy, but she still got me into a fitting room in short order. I'm not there to be social, so this suits me fine. Invariably, I find some kind of not-to-be-believed deal. This last time, I got three absolutely gorgeous sweaters -- one was new with the tags still on it -- for twenty bucks. The last time, I got a Coach purse, also brand new, for $70, one that easily would have retailed for well over $200 at the Coach outlet by my house.The place is amazing. I'm going back up one more time before I leave tomorrow, and I know I'll find that "one more thing" I didn't know I couldn't live without.

I'm a huge supported of locally owned businesses. Especially in an area I am familiar with. One…read morethat has a specialized section that focuses on the community heritage. Elevate delivers on that. Johnstown's downtown area is attempting to make a comeback. A very slow, well thought out comeback. Elevate just happens to be one of those well thought out steps taken for the area. It has not only filled a void in the downtown market with offering clothing and items that you would have to travel out of that area for, but they have also filled the void of a long abandoned storefront. And downtown Johnstown has an abundance of abandoned storefronts. We had somehow stumbled upon Elevate through Etsy before realizing that they have a physical store. To find that this company was Johnstown based thrilled me. My sister convinced me that I should take the time to go with her and see what is up with this place. I loved how they used all the space this had to offer. They utilized every little ounce of window space to let you know exactly the mix of items they sale within. The inside is a mis of new and old. You can use that in two ways. New items with a mix of old in a consignment shop type of way. And old brands of the area on items to buy. I was completely enthralled with the t-shirts as I always am and went directly to that rack. They went straight for the old reliables for the area. Glosser Brothers, Skateland, and what I went with, Richland Mall. I absolutely love the shirt and am so happy I have it in my collection. They have a lot to choose from. You will need time to look this place over, which will give you a good reason to be down in the downtown area. Take your time to look over consignment area. Really reasonable prices and they have rack of nothing but children's clothing all for $5 or less (kids rack only). The owners of the store are amazing. They let us know how they came to own the spot and even shown us a picture of the store that they were given long before they took over the spot. Great addition and well overdue for the downtown area.

Elevate has an amazing array of clothes and jewelry from the 70s. I love going in there to check…read moreout the clothes. Not only that, but smell is wonderful. It takes me back to a great era.

The Johnstown Galleria is a magnificent looking but sadly dead mall. It's easy to find, being…read morealmost directly off of US-219. The ring road as of my visit is in poor condition, but repairs were occurring in several areas. Lots of parking, but watch for potholes. This mall is two stories and was built by Zamias, so internally it looks magnificent. It's very much a 1990's mall with its coloring and design, but that only helps it. Mall only has two occupied anchors, Boscov's and JCPenney. The former Bon-Ton and Sears remain vacant. Unfortunately, the interior is largely vacant with many empty storefronts, including several occupied ones not being open. Other problems included all four escalators being shut off, and the mall in general feeling dark. Rare Collectibles was probably the most interesting store I found, having various comic books and retro toys. One positive included the food court being almost full, along with other full-service restaurants being available as dining options. The Johnstown Galleria's new owner has a tough battle ahead to save this mall, and I don't know if he will succeed despite this mall looking so magnificent. I wish him luck.

I wanted to get this updated review in now before it slipped my mind. I fear that The Galleria is…read moreon its last leg. The mall has dwindle more since my review five years ago. So much so that it is nearly pointless to venture past center court as most of the storefronts past here remain empty or have become empty. With this holiday season upon us it will be the last that we see some tenants in the mall. Three stores that have been tenants since the mall opened in 1992. The mall will say goodbye to Spencer's, Bath & Body Works, and American Eagle Outfitters. All three tenants are said to vacate and relocate to Richland Towne Center. As ironic as it is, these stores are venture back to the site that was vacated, tore down, and rebuilt because of The Galleria's opening. Richland Mall got the last laugh it appears in the end. Zamias, the original owner and builder of the mall, has even vacated the many storefronts it once occupied within the mall. With some creative handling this could once again be a vibrant mall in a sense. It may not be your typical mall, but this could still be a destination for people if they want it to be. The outer portion of the property seems to still be thriving as the outparcel lots seem to be able to adapt for the needs of the area. Some restaurants have closed, but they have been quickly replaced in whole or with a remodel. It is nice to see that, but it does not fix the interior of the property. I do still stop by every so often to pick up an item when need be, saving me a trip to other areas. What is sad is that some of the areas that have been closed for some time are starting to show deterioration. The old Bon Ton spot is most notable where there is parts of the façade that is falling off the building. Only time will tell if and when this will be a totally dead mall or if this will be saved. Here's to hoping, but like I said, only time will tell.

I wish Walmart hired people who actually know how to shop, want to shop, lkke to shop and are…read morefamiliar with the store and if not aren't to proud to ASK FOR HELP FINDING THINGS! You cant tell me alllll those things are "unavailable ". Walmart Johnstown is TRASH

Deny me a prepaid Master Visa card and help center was rude and turned me away I will not be coming…read moreback to the Johnstown Walmart Supercenter anymore

There is nothing in this store!!! Are they closing? No…read morebedding, no curtains! Mens department is bare ! Womens all leftover fall and winter items!!!

This location is fairly well organized and the staff is as pleasant as can be. I was here looking…read morefor gifts for my nieces and ran into a bit of a problem as some of the items didn't have prices. Tried to use their price finders and they were not working. A staff member saw I was struggling and getting frustrated and told me to come over to the register and she could do a price check for me. After that it was smooth sailing. Everything was in its place here and after that little snafu I easily made my way through the store and paid for my purchases.

I can always find a bargain here whether I need it or not. I would like to say that this place is…read moreorganized, but between my most recent visits, man is it not. They decided to flip the store. When you think you remember where an item is, guess what, it's not anymore. With that being said, don't expect to find a huge selection in certain departments anymore. A lot of them have seemed to have shrunk. Which is kind of sad. Or is it? Less product, means less rummaging, which leads to me spending less money...hmm.

Love Ross! I've been shopping here since it opened! I can typically always find at least one thing…read moreI would like to buy.