DSW is retail-store chain that has hundreds of stores across the U.S. and sells some designer…read more(e.g., Betsey Johnson) and many name-brand (e.g., Nike, Timberland, and Vans) shoes and accessories. This particular store is in The Waterfront shopping center. I recently shopped here for women's shoes and accessories, but I also looked briefly at the men's and children's sections. Although the store obviously does not have as large of a selection of merchandise as an online store, I thought that the assortment of shoes and accessories was good and that the prices were low to moderate. The time of year is fall, so I saw mostly dress shoes, sneakers, boots, and slippers. The handbags were not the brands that I prefer, but I liked the selection of socks. I picked out two pairs of socks that looked thick and warm. They were an average price of several dollars per pair. The cashier did her job well.

Usually a friendly staff, though the aisle workers or manager will not make eye contact nor welcome…read moreyou or provide you with good answers. I'm a 65 year old man (pedestrian-walker) and over the 13 years on once a year going into the Homestead/Munhall DSW store, they rarely and mostly never have a men's size 9 regular fit or a men's size 9 in any width. Only larger shoes- wide and xtra wide for men. So I gave up going into the store, for this store has never provided me with kind, nor satisfactory service whatsoever. Oh their value is too expensive, buy your shoes on Amazon.com. You'll have much better prices and much much better options on Amazon website.

Do not bring your clothes here to sell. Absolute scam. Theres a vintage store called Heat Check not…read morevery far away. They will give you accurate value for your clothing.

i have to be honest the people at this shop were very unkind and unhelpful - they mocked the items…read morethat i brought in to sell (high quality foreign brands they couldnt recognize), going so far as to show them to other customers to grimace and make fun of really inconsiderate and rude - and based on what i know from former employees theyre all treated like crap at this store go get your vintage stuff elsewhere - half of this stuff isn't even vintage tbh...

This is Mellyora Lynn Walker shoe business downtown Pittsburgh I changed it 3 years ago from…read moresneaker Villa to TNT jam on do you know how to spell live at 1310 Chicago Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania the only begotten son there should be some one shoes that need to be picked up free

TnT Fashions is a good urban clothing store similar to Davids Shoes. They carry Coogi, Dickies,…read moreLRG, Pelle Pelle a decent selection of New Era fitted hats and much more. They even carry dress clothes for the fellas. They carry mens, womens and kids shoes too.

I was referred to the The Bike Lab by a trusted friend who I called for opinions on two bikes I was…read moreconsidering buying. He said that even if the owner, Jim, didn't carry or have what I was looking for, that he would give me the best info on which bike to purchase. Once I arrived at The Bike Lab, I realized I knew the owner Jim from when I was in 6th grade playing hockey. He was an older high school kid and gave me advice on how to properly tie my skates....which I still do to this day. I told Jim what I was looking for in a bike, the type of riding I'd be doing and the level of rider I am. He happened to have what I was looking for in my size by Brand that he carried. The bike had everything I wanted and was at a price point better then the other brands I was considering. I purchased the bike on the spot knowing that availability is still slim. Jim helped me fit my bike and even adjusted the clips on my shoes by looking at the way I walked. He was very helpful and knowledgeable, as I remembered as a kid. Also, his two shop dogs came out from the lounge to say hi. If you are a new rider or looking for a place to purchase or service your bike...go visit The Bike Lab

I would have gone lower, but there was no option. I contacted them for a bicycle repair for my…read moregrandson's new bicycle. I was told that they 'do not repair bike's sold at Target or Walmart because of the quality (price) of the bicycle. The bike was not cheap. I understand his reasoning but their attitude, suggesting that I was cheap by not purchasing my young grandson of 11, a "Cadillac" bike. A simple no, replying that could not repair that bike d/t inability to obtain parts or lack of familiarity of the make would have sufficed. No customer service!

Backdooring is all they do. I tried to buy shoes and my size and they didn't sell them to me but…read morethe next person in line.

Maybe it was bad timing , I usually don't come here ... there ain't much here for toddlers I ended…read moreup going to davids couple stores down

I love Sam's shoe store I've been shopping here since I was 13 I'm 68 now and I will continue to…read moreshop here until I die if you are into quality this is the store I recommend to you stuff come from all over the world and really great items every time I step out I get compliment on my foot because I'm stepping out and quality beautiful wonderful maid shoes I recommend this store to any and everybody that love nice good quality thank you Sam

Great shoe store with a great selection!! Very nice and helpful employees!! Great prices too!read more

Anthropologie is a chain retail store that sells women's clothing (e.g., tops, bottoms, and wedding…read moredresses), shoes, accessories (e.g., handbags and jewelry), home goods (e.g., dishes and candles), beauty products, etcetera. For years I have occasionally shopped for clothing at Anthropologie. I think that the styles are creative and that the clothing is well-made. As other reviewers have noted, the prices are higher than what some other stores charge, but the quality is high, and the store has a sale section that most people could afford. During my most recent visit, I browsed around the store for minutes, and then an employee asked me if I needed any assistance--while very obviously looking me up-down. Eek! My household income is in the top 1%, but I was wearing middle-class attire such as HOKA (which Anthropologie sells!) and The North Face. I think that her verbal communication was fine but that her nonverbal communication could improve. I saw a dress and shirt that I liked, but I did not buy them. I think that I will shop through their website.

Luv luv luv luv luv luv luv This Store. A Bit Pricey But Their Clothes are Made…read moreSo well & this location has Bridal and the dresses are beyond amazing