I had purchased an appliance in the past with no problem. Then I purchase a new stove expecting the…read moresame. Unfortunately, the stove stopped working. When I contacted the store I was given the runaround. I have been waiting 6 months, without a working stove, for resolution. I was promised a new stove and am I still waiting. I am very disappointed with the lack of customer service and the company policy that apparently allows a customer to go without a working stove for so long. Seniors are on a fixed income and I do not have disposable income to waste money on a non working stove. I also do not have the money to go out and buy another new stove after just six months. I am still hoping for the company to resolve this issue

I like to stop here every now and then. You can find a great deal or two in the second section of…read morethe building after the furniture outlet. The items in the first part of the store are a bit pricey. The first section of the outlet definitely gives off country store decor vibes and prices. In the second section they have everything from party supplies, pet stuff, floral, crafting, to sports gear and memorabilia.

This Express Factory sells women's and men's clothing and accessories for moderate prices…read more When I entered the store, no employees greeted me. Although they had no work to do, they were talking with each other rather than to customers. As I walked around the store, I saw that the shelves and racks were fully stocked with stylish clothing. For Memorial Day weekend, the prices were significantly discounted by 40%, which made them fairly reasonable. Although I do not usually shop at Express stores, I found some clothing styles that I liked.

We found this shop and traveled there from Deep Creek Lake during the holidays for some extra train…read moretrack. It's a great store for hobbyists with a good selection of products and friendly service.

I was looking for a rare DL-109 in O scale and there it was at the West Springfield show. John gave…read moreme the discount I asked for, and said, "Do you want the cars?" Sure did, he had his staff contact me, we negotiated a price and they arrived in great condition not long after. Well packed too. He also knew what else was in the road name I wanted and made suggestions. He is very knowledgeable and a pleasure to deal with.

Every time I go in that store I get so much anxiety. Everything is a mess! And there's only one way…read moreout so if you don't find what you are looking for you have to through everyone standing in line to get out.

This place is a mish mash of all kinds of stuff. If you are into reading I would recommend…read morestopping in here to check over there mass amount of books. I really mean they have a lot, with a lot of selections. If you make it past the books, which admitted took me some time, you will find all other kinds of various items, from clothes to toys to garden supplies. If you get through that there is some stationary, home goods, fishing rods, baseball bats. Some more looking you can find laminate flooring, cleaning supplies and food. This place reminds me of a chaotic Big Lots. I love Big Lots, but I was feeling overwhelmed here. I think Big Lots, at least the stores I go to, are relatively organized. This place is the epitome of a clutter and disarray. I usually thrive under a little pandemonium shopping but I couldn't do it here. I spent probably an hour wondering about just to leave short of a panic attack and with the solo purchase of a jump rope to do double Dutch in the parking lot while my mind returned to order.

I love a good bargain as much as I enjoy knowing that money spent is going to a good mission, and…read moreit's repurposing items that often get discarded when others opt to toss vs donate. It's always fun to see the ever-changing inventory when my Saturday outings permit. Staff is mostly all volunteer, and they keep the shop in decent shape and well organized. There are 2 levels filled with clothing, household items,furniture, artwork, electronics, etc. They have limited weekday hours. Saturday is usually my time to go because street parking is free and easier to find a space.

Fantastic, clean and organized. Better quality than I've ever seen before. I was able to pick up…read moresome inexpensive holiday decorations as well which was a bonus. They had tons of artificial trees.

Charley brothers is a top notch supermarket. In this day of take it or leave it markets. They…read morealways go out of their way to help you

Greensburg isn't exactly rich in grocery store options-- what I'd give for a Whole Foods or a…read moreTrader Joe's. Somehow, I never went to Shop n' Save until recently, and it's a solid choice. Cheaper than Giant Eagle. Easier to navigate than Walmart. Less sketchy than Save a Lot. I don't know if you can find super gourmet options here, but the produce seems decent, the meat counter's all right, and the frozen section is well-stocked. A lot of sales are pretty good. I can't get super enthusiastic about shopping here, but it's probably where I'll find myself getting groceries most often for a while.

The one in Greensburg p.a has great employees and is very clean. Only issue I hear about and have…read moreseen many times is the people on motorcycles, trucks and cars that park beside the building and wants to drive fast in front of the plaza. They are loud and obnoxious. They need to find somewhere else to go

I love big lotts they have good deals and Judy is the best employee ever she is very kind I would…read morerecommend big lots

I visited this place over 15 years ago and I was not only surprised to find an anime store in this…read morepart of Pennsylvania, but pretty damn happy. I got into anime over 20 years ago and was the only person who really collected and shared it in my small town in Western PA. Finding this place was a treat! I hope to go back again there someday. There's a good chance I'm moving back to Pittsburgh in a few months and if that happens I'm definitely coming back here and I will update my review!

You know it's awesome when there's a store with this selection in Greensburg. I always find the…read morecomics I'm looking for. Plus Steve is a heck of a nice guy.

Newly opened Getgo. It's amazing how this property was transformed to handle all of the activities…read moreassociated with this type of business. I am enjoying the discounts they are offering on fuel purchases in conjunction with the opening. Interior is spacious and is packed with just about anything one would need regarding food or drinks minus the fuss elsewhere. You get it, and go!

Favorite store by far, when i get a craving for getgo i wait until i get near this one to order…read morefood because this one has never let me down in any way. Staff are super friendly around the clock, i get off work at 2:30 and come to order food sometimes it's always a pleasant experience and everyone there has a smile. just today i got the chicken wrappers and fries, food was amazing and the guy who made it had a cool conversation with me while he made it! i seriously love this place

I love this DG. It's got everything I need laundry soap, cat food, birthday cards, etc. The best…read morepart is I don't have to walk acres and acres to get what I need. I wish there were more clerks. It seems there are two on at a time and one is always stocking shelves the other one stocks shelves and runs the cash register. It is busy store and they need more help.

I do not work for your store. The condescending attitude of your clerks towards patrons of your…read moreestablishment, is nothing less than disgusting. You have a clerk in that store that treats your patients like they are in kindergarten, with her personal dogs, to her condescending attitude about hating people, telling you to put your own basket away, complaining about patrons sticking things in the wrong place, to telling me to pay attention as she has said something to me 3 times or more & I was out in la la land. If doing her job is such a problem, then why do you retain her? I don't take kindly to the way she speaks to me every-time I go into that store. I try to refrain from being a jerk, but one of these days, I am going to speak to her in the same manner that she speaks to me. If I feel like I need to be spoken down to, I would go shopping at my enemies home. Is this the way that you train your employees to deal with the public? If it is, maybe you should rethink your training practices.