Wow... what a difference a decade makes! I think it's one of the most vacant, still operating…read moremalls I've seen. Even worse than Parkway Center Mall circa the 1990s and Century III. The Malls of Western PA are on their way out. On one end is Macy's. And there were definitely more people working there than shopping there. The only other store worth going to is probably Dicks on the other end. Don't walk over for Dicks. Definitely drive over if you want Dicks. You can not get into Dicks from the mall. There's big steel door blocking Dicks. You can only get to Dicks from the outside entrance. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. There's a buffet near the Macy's Mall Entrance too, which really makes everything smell terrible. Think Chinese food left in your car when you go to Glenn's custard, and after you eat the custard and feel good, you get back in your car and it smells like someone farted. So you air out the car and it doesn't quite go away. And you get in the car the next day and you still smell it. It's almost like a hint of hot dog water after you boil hot dogs inside. It's not overpowering, but it's there. Well, that's what this end of the mall smells like. I think people still use it for exercise, but you can get your heart rate up just sitting here alone before closing. Maybe they'll film Night of the Living Dead's 60th anniversary here. This mall IS the living dead, so it's fitting (and local to the OG Living Dead mall). Even the Pittsburgh Pirates are more alive in the post-season run than this mall. The Steel Industry is more alive than this mall. There's a better chance Mario Lemieux will come back and play another season than this mall getting new life. Dennis Bowman and Chester Drawers will come back and do the weather on WPXI before this mall becomes worthy of another visit. If you slipped, and hurt yourself at this mall, sued them, and won, you'd get a Smiley Cookie. What a terrible terrible mall.

Why is the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills even open? I can't tell you. This is one of the deadest…read moremalls I've ever seen with at least 80-90% of the interior stores vacant. When you get here, watch driving around as the ring road is in poor condition. Only thing holding on here are the anchors, which include Macy's, GQT Mills Cinemas, Dick's, and MAC.BID, with MAC.BID having no mall entrance. Dick's was not accessible from inside the mall on the day of my visit due to a broken gate. The interior of this mall is gigantic but empty. You can walk for minutes at a time and see nothing but empty storefronts and no other people. It appears that some storefronts were possibly never used. Pittsburgh Mills is very good looking and distinctive as it was only built in the 2000's. The food court is completely empty and most of the seating seems to have been removed. Among the very few positives include New Dimension Comics, which uses three storefronts, and might be the best comic book store in the state. TJ Buffet Sushi And Grill is an above average buffet. There are a handful of other local business, but several were not open during my visit. Citizens School Of Nursing also uses several storefronts. Overall, I don't know how they keep the lights on at the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills. Most people would have absolutely no reason to come here and there's almost no reason for the interior of this mall to be open.

Waterworks Mall is a fairly nice-looking shopping center or strip mall that contains a few dozen…read morebusinesses, including those for groceries, restaurants, movies, healthcare, clothing, home goods, books, pet supplies, banking, etcetera. This mall is not my go-to, but I do like to stop here occasionally. During my recent visit, I shopped at some of the stores. The stores had a decent selection of merchandise, and I found some items to purchase. The parking lot had a sufficient number of spaces for vehicles and seemed to be safe.

Is it a Mall? Not really. It's more of a big long plaza. One end has a Taco Bell and a Giant…read moreEagle Market District store and the other end has a Mad Mex Mexican restaurant. There's a bunch of other restaurants as well, coffee shops, miscellaneous retailers and a Walmart (not a Supercenter). You could easily spend a few hours here and do some damage to your wallet. It's always been spread out enough where there always seems to be plenty of parking (holiday shopping may be different). It may even be on the bus line from the city. If you're looking for a traditional indoor mall, Pittsburgh Mills isn't far up Rt. 28, but like many malls, it's seen better days.

River Town Shopping Center is a strip mall that looks to be in a good and safe condition. I would…read morerecommend visiting this strip mall if you are a local resident who happens to be in the area. Currently, businesses include Giant Eagle grocery store, Dollar Tree, H&R Block, UPMC Centers for Rehab Services, McDonald's, Beer Nutz Beer Distribution, Dragon Chinese restaurant, Freedom Square Diner, Mary's Nails, Fine Wine & Good Spirits, Tails of the Burgh Grooming, and Chase Bank. Several storefronts appeared to be vacant and awaiting new tenants. I visited this mall because I saw a Dollar Tree. Lots of parking spaces were available in the lot. This Dollar Tree did not contain as many products as do other locations of Dollar Tree, but I still found some products to buy, and prices were low.

A small town shopping plaza with a a dozen or so useful shops and restaurants including Giant…read moreEagle, Beer Nuts, Snap Fitness, Pizza Hut, Cost Cutter, and a few more. I recommend a visit if you happen to be in the area.

Hartwood Towne Center is a strip mall. Current restaurants include Churn ice-cream shop, Sip…read moreTaproom restaurant, Upper Crust Pizza, Greek Stop, B & Z Deli, and Hartwood Beer. Examples of other businesses here are Dance Unleashed, Cajoli clothing store, Quilting Needle store, Gifted Hands shop, Hartwood Learning Center, Hartwood Dental Associates, and a few other healthcare offices. I visited this mall to eat ice cream at Churn. I thought that the buildings were in good condition and that the area felt safe. A parking lot provided a sufficient number of parking spaces for employees and customers, and I easily found a parking space right in front of Churn. I deducted one star from my review, because I could not shop for groceries or clothing at the stores here.

The Village at Pittsburgh Mills is a shopping center that has businesses for groceries,…read morerestaurants, home improvement, hotel stays, and more. I cannot buy everything that I need here, but I occasionally shop here to see what the businesses have to offer. Most recently, I shopped at the Five Below, Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Dollar Tree, PetSmart, and Ross Dress for Less. This shopping center is most appropriate for people who live in the area. I would not recommend it as a destination for out-of-town travelers who want the best shopping.

Fox Chapel Plaza is a strip mall in O'Hara Township. I believe that it opened in the 1980s…read more Current businesses here include restaurants (e.g., Alta Via, Chick-fil-A, Zoup!, Loafers Bread, Local Provisions, and Coffee Tree Roasters), RiteAid, ophthalmologists, banks, UPS, dry cleaner, Xfinity by Comcast, a gift shop, shoe repair, jewelry store, etcetera. I shop at this mall only if I am passing through the area. The parking lot has an adequate number of spaces. This mall is not fancy, and it has limited options for shopping for clothing and groceries (the other mall across the street contains those types of businesses). I consider this mall to be more of an occasional destination for residents who live in the Fox Chapel area.

This is a pretty decent target for the area. It's not a super target (or whatever their full…read moregrocery version is called), but they do have some food items there. I've usually stopped here for some local sports team stuff, or items I may have forgotten when traveling to the area. It's usually not too busy when I've visited, and it's also close to Primati Bros for a nice sandwich (and great pizza). EV Charges are close too so if you need to juice up your vehicle, you can do that too while you shop... unless it's too rainy to walk to the entrance. This is a good stop if you don't want the traffic in Fox Chapel or the landmine-esque roads of Pittsburgh Mills.

This Target is very nice compared to other Targets!…read more They always have stock of the things that I need and there never seems to be long lines for checkout. The store is always clean and changing the displays to the latest models. They have staff constantly restocking all day and have a great selection of brands for most products. Target is a great store at a great price. They also have a great selection in all departments.

I go hear enough that I think I should give it 5 stars. Everyone is always friendly at checkout and…read morewhen I drop anything off. Its organized and clean. A good Goodwill.

ehh good stuff, sometimes even rare stuff. but they dont restock the shelvs its been the same since…read more2024 (november)

We recently purchased a dining set. The experience with The Amish Home was positive from start to…read morefinish. Matt was very helpful and kind. The delivery guys were wonderful. I would definitely recommend them if you are looking for high quality furniture that will last for generations.

The staff is wonderful. The storeroom has many beautiful items to pick from, but if you can't find…read moreexactly what you want, they will help. Marilyn listened when we described what we wanted. She then helped us design the perfect one-of-a-kind buffet, just for us. Made by Mervin, it's a solid beautiful piece that I will enjoy for many years to come!!