Shopping Centers & Malls near Homestead, PA
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“I like the movie experience, the surround is fantastic. Good food but expensive. The movie experience is still there but since covid the theater is not packed with people.”
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“A nice plaza at a major intersection in Bethel Park's suburban sprawl. Provides numerous businesses, gas, and serves as a junction between Broughton Road (and thus 885 and 51), and Route 88. A hot spot between South Hills, South Park, Bethel Park, and Mount Lebanon.”
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“This Plaza is one of my favorites because of the variety in shops. You have beauty supply stores, eateries, grocery stores, Rainbow, Dollar Tree, Big lots, and a bank.”
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“Love the variety available within South Park Shops! The location is perfect and they always keep their customers engaged with activities in person and on social media.”
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“It is a pleasure shopping there. The employees are greatCitizens bank is very important to the community and it has human bank employees and this is helpful to me as a senior citizen.”
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“Went there on a business dinner after we had an event there The waiter was absolutely wonderful very educated on the menu and treated us very well I was with Three Rivers business alliance and we thank you for the great food and great service ?”
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“Nice plaza. You trab groceries at giant eagle and a bay or holiday gift from hallmark store and dog bones or food from pet store and Chinese or pizza for a quick dinner then to busy beaver for anything needed for your home or yard. They also have a docter office with multiple doctors and a lab quest for blood work if needed after your Dr appointment and finally a eye doctor's office oh and crickphone store and electronics repair shop alsoWhat more could you need in one area.Not to mention right outside the parking lot is a getgo for gas and smokes where you xan use your grocery shopping perks get a coffee and hit the FREE MAC MACHINE THAT DOESN'T CHARGE YOU A FEE FOR ANY CARD YOU HAVE.”
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“I enjoy this Plaza because of the variety in retailers. I wish they had a Target, but until then, I enjoy what they do have. My favorite places to go are Ross, Giant Eagle, Marshall's, 5 below, and Bath and Body Works. There's also a couple of decent shoe stores, and a plethora of good eateries to choose from.”
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“This mall is full of extremely expensive stores. The least expensive places in here are Panera Bread (food) and Starbuck's (coffee.) It's a nice mall, just not really for "casual shopping," or low spending, in my opinion.”
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“Good shops here. Have armstrongs to eat and other good places, best barber shop (rob), great hallmark store to get the best cards is here. Princess lanes is literally right around the corner if you like to bowl.”
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“I always visit mom and pop diner. They are small but provide top breakfast that is plentiful. They're custom service based with wonderful restaurants etiquette. Support them, they survived the pandemic.”
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“Love the shops here. Get chiropratic adjustment at City of Bridges Chiropractors and then frequently stop at Definitely You for all things Pirates, Steelers or Penguins. Great tees for City of Pittsburgh also. Then there is Giant Eagle, Dollar Tree and GNC. All in 1 shopping plaza. Also close to many food places!”
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“My go-to store for renovations. You can get deals if you are a savvy shopper, buy in bulk, or use their coupons based on purchases. Prices have still remained escalated since the pandemic.”
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“Easy access to many stores and restaurants. The parking lot is easy to navigate in and out of. I really enjoy all this area has to offer. Can be a one stop shop for a lot of different items. Always well maintained in the winter.”
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“Decided to visit during the peak of holiday shopping season. The mall was packed, which was a good sign for its survival. Like Monroeville Mall, Pittsburgh City Proper doesn't really have a need for a mall but it fills a need in the more distant and car-dependent suburbs.Speaking of car-dependence: a major drawback of this mall is its incredibly confusing bus stop system. There was some construction in progress that made the outgoing bus stop much more difficult to find than it needed to be. The construction, like the foot traffic, is a good sign for the mall, but it was incredibly inconvenient for individuals who commute by bus rather than by car. Then again, the mall wasn't designed with the not-car-having population in mind. Some of the highlights: Psycho Bunny store. I dig the aesthetic and logo, but 100 USD for a polo shirt is a little bit questionable. The food court has a diverse selection that goes above and beyond, and is vastly superior to the one at Monroeville Mall. The Hot Topic store in this mall has an excellent selection of store-brand products that hearken back to the chain's heyday. There is a Journey's, but also a discount/outlet store selling similar products. The Nordstrom's Coffee Shop is a highlight. Some drawbacks: there is no movie theater or bookstore on-site at the mall, as opposed to the Monroeville Mall. There is a separate movie theater and a separate bookstore within driving distance on either side, but the lack of these services at the mall is a count against it. Worth a visit for your centralized holiday shopping needs, but if you want the full mall experience Monroeville does one better.”
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“Yeah yeah the Town square is nice to shop at stores are all filled with whatever you need thank you goodbye have a nice day please do not post any of my photos on on you know for anybody to see leave them turned off they're just for myself for private do not post any of my photos please they”
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“Station Square was a railroad station in the 1800s and was redeveloped into a mixed-use center in the 1970s. In recent years, many stores here went out of business. However, the area still has many excellent restaurants, recreational activities, business offices, a hotel, and a garage.Currently, restaurants include Buca di Beppo, Grand Concourse, Hard Rock Cafe, Homerun Harry’s, Joe’s Crab Shack, Kiki Japanese, Melting Pot, Terrene, Texas de Brazil, Tupelo Honey, Yinz Coffee, etc.Depending on the weather, recreational activities may include the Gateway Clipper, two incline planes, Segway, wall climbing, carriage rides, bike rides, boating, professional soccer, etcetera.My favorite businesses here are Texas de Brazil, Grand Concourse, Melting Pot, Joe’s Crab Shack, Gateway Clipper, and the Duquesne and Monongahela inclines.”
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“Enjoyed a wonderful breakfast at the Speckled Egg. The quiche and French toast were both delicious, and the servers were friendly and attentive. Great place to eat!”
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“I swear, it has ALL of ur shopping needs. And although they've closed Walmart, Home Goods has recently opened and they are reasonably priced and have some very nice things for every room in my home!Also, the Giant Eagle is one of the largest around... check out their bakery... their desserts are beautifully crafted and scrumptious ?”
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“The vending experience was great!. The other vendors were very helpful, gave suggestions, and made you feel comfortable. As a new small business owner, I recommand vending at the " COLAB" .”
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“A very good experience! The front office staff were very professional and helpful. Dr Manley was very thorough with my exam and took the time to explain all my concerns and needs. I was very satisfied.”
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“Great store that is always improving. They have a very large selection of beer, bottles, cans or kegs, cold or off the shelf, mainstream or micro, they have something for everyone. Great selection of non alcoholic beverages as well, along with a quality snack and candy options”
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“North Hills Village is a strip mall that contains roughly a couple dozen businesses. I have been a customer at businesses here such as Target, Kohl’s, Best Buy, Kuhn’s Market, Taco Bell, Five Below, Ocean Treasures restaurant, and Premier Imaging and Camera. I easily find parking spaces for my vehicle. The location is convenient, and I have not noticed any problems with cleanliness or safety.”
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“They redid their store. Has 2 self check out counters. So you don't have to wait in the long lines. Store looks really nice. Have to locate everything again. Very nice. 5 stars”
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“Lotsa good stores gets crazy after an B4 school starts at the Propel next door to the family dollar store. An the Giant Eaglen closes to early like the liquor store and puffs for my tastes, but love the 24 hr laundromat”
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“Village Square Mall is nice and South Hills Village is right across the way which combined makes this area the best to shop and eat at. Also movie theater complex as well.”
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“A small shopping center with a variety of businesses and restaurants. A Dollar Tree, Ice Cream Stand, Dog Grooming and shop, Chinese Food Restaurant for eat in or take out. I noticed an event space recently open up. Have seen car shows in the parking lot. And the State Representative's office is located here. Plenty of parking usually. Conveniently located on the main road.”
“This place is genius!!! The gift that keeps on giving. It’s located on historic ground - Homestead. A steel mill along the Monongahela River where you can still watch quintessential barges sail upon it.The layout is quaint and efficient since you can cut across in various spots so you can get to all of it conveniently.Compelling eclectic entertainment, shopping and dining combined with the kind welcoming Pittsburgh folk. What’s not to love?!”