Had a great experience there yesterday night before closing, the two employees there (especially…read morethe cashier, I believe her name was Claire) were incredibly friendly. This store also has a much bigger selection than Delmont, or any other one in the area, and there was a great selection of womens jeans and boots. I will be shopping at this location all the time!

Employee helped husband load up our trailer with fence poles on hot, humid day without complaint…read more Although, there are stores in Delmont and Blairsville, this is the nearest store to where we live. I don't think I have ever had a rude sales associate at any Tractor Supply stores. The employees have been friendly and willing to help me find some obscure item my husband usually needs. Also, I like that they have clinics for your pets and that pets are welcome in the store.

I shop there regularly, however, I will not donate there again. I had a truck full of items and a…read morewoman came out and watched me unload. There was no offer of help she simply monitored me, commenting on items. This is the second time I've donated and the second time an employee has been of no assistance.

Very nice store. Clean and friendly staff. Lots of walking room. Handicapped accessible as well.read more

This lady is great. Very little known shoppe outside of Latrobe and old fashioned to be sure, but…read moreif you want it done right go to Stitch by Stitch.

Working with Julia was incredible. As both my body and lifestyle changed, I found myself stuck - I…read moreknew my current wardrobe wasn't working, but even after endless Pinterest scrolling, I still had no idea what I wanted my style to be. I specifically looked for a stylist who wouldn't focus on what was "flattering," but would instead help me understand what clothes made me feel good, why, and how to cultivate more of that - and that's what Julia did! She took the time to truly get to know what I was looking for, what I needed, and what I liked (and didn't like). The in-person closet review was especially eye-opening. When she pointed out that I was wearing the wrong size in some of my clothes, it seemed like such an obvious detail - but hearing it from someone else made an impact. I also really appreciate her reminders in our follow-up conversations that this isn't a magic-wand situation. Things don't change overnight; it's a process of discovering what works for me and what doesn't. Thanks to Julia, I finally have a clear vision of the style I want to cultivate, and I'm genuinely thrilled with the work we've done together.

Julia was so easy to work with and listens to your needs. I've gotten so many compliments on the…read moreoutfits she's put together and her guidance has made it easier for me to identify how to better style my day to day clothing choices.

The guy that owns this place is a liar. I was shopping on FB marketplace for a pet ramp or steps…read morefor my newly adopted rescue bulldog to use to get onto a very high bed. I messaged him on a Saturday for availability and measurements. He provided me with measurements that would work, and I told him I could pick it up the next day. He wasn't available and said he'd send me an invoice to pay and would hold it until Monday. To me, that meant I had until the end of the day Monday to pick it up. I got the sense it was some kind of store, but he never said so nor gave me a name or any hours of operation. Just an address. I drove just over an hour on Monday to get it, and the sign on the door said they were only open Thursday-Saturday. I messaged him, and he said I should have messaged him before coming. On Tuesday, he messaged me that he'd be there for 2 hrs, but I was on my way to work. He said he'd be there Wednesday as well and would message me when he got there. He never did so I waited until Thursday. This time, I did message before leaving so he knew I was coming. When I got there, he did not have the ramp set aside. It was still on the shelf. It had a sold sticker on it, but it was very small and on the side of the ramp where it could easily have been missed by an employee trying to sell it or a customer wanting to buy it. He had to search for it himself, and I didn't see it until he showed it to me. When I got the ramp home and set it up, it was way too small. He had told me the measurements were 42" in length and 32" in height. After measuring it, it was actually 37" in length and 20" in height. WAY off. So I messaged him yet again. He said that he "didn't know" and "based on the evidence, it appears a mistake has been made". He told me that there were no refund "papers" posted all over his store and if I hadn't stormed in rude and left rude I might have noticed. Not sure what he meant with that. Maybe he wanted to swap life stories while I was there. He kept trying to throw out excuses for the previous lack of communication but I wasn't biting. I had to get home and then to work. I'd already driven more than an hour each way twice, wasting time and gas. He offered me store credit, and said that next week he would check his warehouse for the correct ramp. I didn't need or want store credit. I needed a ramp or steps. Nor did I really want to wait another week, but I would have. However, after telling him that I did not need or want store credit and asking what the alternative was if he could not find the correct ramp, he told me that I should have brought a tape measure with me and if I didn't want store credit then there was nothing he could do for me and I should sell it on FB marketplace. He told me that I had shown up without an appointment and that I couldn't just show up and demand people to run on my time. Something I did not do, nor a business that he provided a name or hours for. He told me I should have brought my own tape measure with me and that this was FB marketplace. Why does a business need to post "no refund papers" all over the place if they're being honest about their products? Seems to me as if maybe they've had multiple issues with this kind of thing. I would humbly take my losses if this had been my mistake, but he sent me misinformation. I personally sell on Marketplace all the time and I am always very honest about what I am selling. I told him he was showing poor customer service for a business. He disagreed and said that he would not be checking his inventory or getting in any more dog ramps and that I should save my gas. This guy is the rude one. I would think two, three, and four times over before trusting him or buying anything from his store.

From the owner: Underground Discount was founded in 2024 with a vision to create an exceptional discount shopping…read moreexperience for our customers. What sets us apart, is that we wouldn’t sell it, if we wouldn’t buy it for Ourselves! We do extensive inspections on every product, To make sure that we are providing our customers with quality top brand products at a price they love!

Always forget that this place existed. It doesn't help that this location sits in a very small…read morestrip that does not seem to have a lot in it to attract a steady stream of customers. As always, parking is a bit wonky. Came in here to look for a birthday gift idea. In typical Gamestop fashion you have to kind of guess whether or not what you are looking for is available. I went to the section I needed to look in and wasn't too sure as to how the games were organized. It did not look or feel like it was in alphabetic order. I also had to be aware that as to whether there were other areas that games could be displayed. After a search, and research, was made I just about gave up. When I was on my way out I thought that I would take my chances and ask the associate at the counter. You know, press my luck...no whammies. Surprisingly the title I just spent ten minutes for looking on the wall and could not find they had in stock. Concept suggestion here for you, if you want to sell an item, display it. Made my payment and was out the door before I wasted another minute.