Just a couple of blocks long, feels like you are walking on a boardwalk in New Jersey. Paid parking nearby. Plenty of shops selling shirts and souvenirs. There are restaurants as well. Only had time to stop at one for a snack and cold Yuengling since were on a hop on, hop off bus. Didn't want to wait another hour and a half for the next bus since we had a dinner reservation. Get off at stop 11 and get back on at stop 12, a few blocks away.

Eclectic mix of shops and eateries through several block area. Everything from gourmet foods, kitchenware, books, plants, and lots of stores for the Pittsburgh sports fan. Parking can be tricky on busier days like weekends & holidays, and rates can vary depending on the location. If you are willing to walk a little may be worth it for $10 flat rate versus $20 or hourly.

Funny it only has three reviews as it seems everyone there so don't miss it. A number of places in the area get great reviews so maybe just do not think of it as a place in itself. It feels like an area still in transition from a warehouse district but lots of unique stores and places to eat and drink. If you are going to the Heinz museum for instance, give yourself time for a 45 minute (or more) stroll through the area. It is not where I would stay or spend all my time but we spent that hour there in a weeklong trip and glad we did. Sports gear was about 1/3 of the price of the ballpark and a store that sold both ice cream and books was great to visit.

There are so many great places to eat, drink, and shop at here. We will definitely return one in Pittsburgh. Weekdays are a good time to visit as parking can be a challenge especially for those of us who are mobility impaired. I would suggest learning the meter system as you will get a better rate. There is a nice selection of restaurants, wineries, breweries, and distilleries. There are also some stores from the old days including a huge Asian market and a pasta shop. My husband visited a store specializing in beef jerky.

We had a great time strolling up and down the strip. Many of the stores are selling Pittsburgh memorabilia and some of the stores are specialized food markets or eateries. The Pennsylvania Macaroni Co is a fantastic example of an Italian market that has it all. Also, we ordered out from Peppi's and our sandwiches were delicious.