The Mall At Robinson

We decided to walk around the mall to finish up Christmas shopping. The best part of the mall is the Starbucks in the middle. You can take a break and people watch. There are your typical stores like Macy’s, JC Penney’s, and Sears. There is a great popcorn vendor, a cute shop for dogs, and an optical store that had a great selection. There is a nice selection of places to eat at the food court.
It ‘s your typical mall.

Compared to the very boring beaver valley mall that is closer to home for me this place is heaven and definitely worth the 30 minute drive. So many more stores inside the mall to choose from plus a lot of nice places close by outside of the mall to choose from.

The mall at Robinson happens to be the closest mall to where I live. It is basically a mall for teens and kids. There are many stores that cater to them such as American Eagle, Gap, and Build a Bear workshop to name a few. They are anchored by Macy’s and Penney’s. They do have a very nice Dick’s sporting goods that encompasses two levels.
The mall is surrounded by many chain restaurants and nearby is a large strip mall (Robinson towne center) that has been there longer than this mall. I normally go there if I have a coupon or want to avoid dealing with Ross Park Mall or South Hills Village. It does have a nice Bath and Body store along with an expanded Victoria’s Secret.
It is one of the few malls where you can «charge» your electric car parking if you happen to own one. In the center of the mall is a huge Starbucks and lounge area so you can watch the passers by. The only restaurant inside the mall itself is Houlihan’s. Traffic can be a nightmare due to the number of eatery’s in close proximity to it.
It definitely is a mall for the «teen scene.»

Well i like this mall im not here too too much but if i go im usally here for lunch or gamestop. I might take it up to four if you put in an apple store. Other than that good mall

Visited my mom last weekend, and decided since it was rainy all day on Saturday, we would take time and go shopping. I am so glad that we picked this Mall to go to. They have a lot of nice stores, and there didn’t seem to be any construction, stores moving around, or empty spaces in the mall. The mall itself was very clean and well taken care of.

Pretty clean mall, decent parking lot. Good amount of stores to shop from, hardly any closed store fronts. The overall look of the mall feels safe, clean and welcoming. Big variety of stores. Some great food court options as well. Would recommend getting here early as it can get crowed as the day grows late

Went to Robinson mall and went to the custom shirts kiosk in the middle of the mall. I wanted a lana del rey shirt for a concert I was going to and when she made it for me it looked cheap and tacky. When I told her I didn’t like it, she was being rude so I bought it just to shut her up. I immediately threw it away once I got it. I wouldn’t recommend getting a custom made shirt from her. You’re better off doing it yourself.

I live 7 minutes from this mall. Good or bad thing? I haven’t decided. I remember when this mall opened in 2001. It was the coolest in the area and surely more exciting than South Hills, which I grew up with. Fast forward 7 years and I end up living 7 minutes from it. I mostly walk in the lower level main entrance by Macy’s and go right to PINK. I am loving the remodel of Victoria’s Secret. I am there at least once a week or so to see what’s new. I don’t really go to any other store. I get my hair done at the JCP salon here, which I love. Kitchen Collections is a nice addition near Victoria’s Secret. The American Eagle is large and I like the Aerie. Can’t say I really shop anywhere else. I never venture into the food court other than the rare Dairy Queen blizzard. This place is crazy on the weekends, weekdays morning are your best bet for a quiet shopping experience. And you might as well avoid from Black Friday to December 30^th or so (along with all of Robinson)! I’d love to see an Apple Store in the future. It’s a long trek to Ross Park when I need to go to Apple. That’s my only complaint!

Very decent and small mall, nothing too upscale yet still has the basics like guess, H&M, Aldo, Gap, banana republic, Macy’s, an Apple Store, and some more shops… The food court is small but enough for the size of the mall.
The mall is clean and looks relatively new so it is a decent place to go shopping especially if it’s proximal to your location.

It gets 4 stars instead of 3 cause it doesn’t have a Bebe. Might take that down to 3 over that. I fly thousands of miles to visit my family, the least this mall can do is put a Bebe (best clothing store ever) for me. he he
If your from the Beaver County area, this is probably where you would go if you needed clothes since Beaver County Mall has been reduced to just JC penny, sears and macys and nothing else.
This mall has your standard box cut stores. Nothing unusual you can’t find out of a mall this size. Large food court and something to do when your board. I usually make a trip
This review comes from someone who really doesn’t like to shop. But I do make a few trips to this mall. Nice large mall.
Shame about the lack of Bebe!

The Mall at Robinson is your typical large suburban mall filled with stores and restaurants like Macy’s, Gap, Forever XXI, American Eagle, and Chick-​Fil-​A. Try to shop/​dine here at off hours during the week. During the weekends, this mall is filled with packs of middle school and high school kiddos. The roads and parking lots also become really filled on the weekends, so expect to sit in traffic and have long walks to and from your car, especially in the back-​to-​school and Christmas seasons. You have been warned!

Eh, not my favorite mall but I am here a lot (like 3 times a week) due to meeting up with Bobby after work. so i often find myself browsing around and killing some time. Let me remind you that I’m from Beaver County, so ANYTHING is better than the beaver valley mall. (I still remember my first time @Robinson in the 5^th grade. I was actually amazed at the difference. I really had no idea what else was out there!)
If i had one suggestion for the Mall at Robinson, it would be to add more light. It’s hard to get in the shopping mood when it’s so dark & on the dreary side. All of the Simon malls are so well-​lit and pretty!
(okay, 2 suggestions) make the Body Central bigger! How can i possibly see everything when the sales items are on 3 round racks all crammed into a back corner? I was shocked when i went to a different body central & was actually able to look without being frustrated or bumping elbows with tweens. I guess technically the mall doesnt have control over how Body Central organizes their space –_​_​–
Ok, that is all. After all, it’s just a mall.

Had a very bad experience here. Three times I came here I experienced racism. For instance, I approached a young man for help finding a pair of grey vans. He gave me a reproachful look and asked me what? I repeated «grey vans» 3 times, and he responded «I’m sorry I don’t understand your Asian accent.» Another customer yelled at him saying «she said Grey Vans. I can understand her from here!» The employee responded «Oh, I’m sorry I though she was asking for fake vans.» He then turned away without helping me at all. I’m not sure what accent he heard, because I was born in Canada.

I had a recent business trip to Pittsburgh and once I arrived realized I forgot to pack socks. So the hotel I was staying at recommended The Mall At Robinson… good call. This mall had it all and I quickly picked up what I needed.
Since I had time to kill I thought I would walk around and check out all it had to offer. The Mall At Robinson has well over a 100 places to shop, dine or just play around. The layout makes it easy to find what ever you need quickly. I didn’t eat while I was there, but the food court offers a lot of choices which I’m sure makes the frequent shoppers happy.
I know I would frequent this mall if I was a local.

This is a decent mall. It’s not huge, which is a good or a bad thing depending on how you feel about malls. Currently though MANY of the stores are closed for remodeling, which I find awfully strange to be happening all at once. I would say that the selection of stores is more targeted at teenagers and children however.
The selection in the food court is decent, although I wish there were a couple more options. It doesn’t seem to get super loud like some food courts do. There is a very nice family restroom in the food court, complete with private nursing rooms and small play area for kids to wait for their parents. The rest of the restrooms in the mall need an update, however. The stalls all have stainless steel doors and fixtures, which look nice, sure, but the doors won’t stay closed! There is no friction on the handles, so you lock it and it comes unlocked almost immediately. The toilets also flush practically as soon as you sit on the toilet. The automatic soap dispensers are wacky too, and there are no paper towels, only air dryers. I’m all for air dryers, but sometimes you need a paper towel for other things, like mopping up the water from the soaking wet counters, etc.

This mall’s okay, but I feel like it’s really far from the city. You’re always gambling on if you’ll hit traffic on 376 and take you longer than the 20 minutes it normally takes with no traffic. That’s honestly probably why i don’t hit this mall up more.
First off, I love the Forever 31 (calling it that makes me feel better, humor me). It’s ginormous! Huge jewelry section, women’s section and even a tiny little section for the men folk, which is rare for Forever’s. They also have a decent size H&M, which completes the circle of shopping life for me.
I like Banana, okay, I like the sale rack at Banana, but this one sucks. It’s small and the selection is tiny (the sale rack selection I mean).
The food court is abysmal. McDonald’s and crusty Chinese. I know that’s most food courts, but I feel like there’s better, bad for you food options, at other malls. Plus they took the Rita’s out, which makes me very sad.
There were rumors this was phase 1 of a 3 phase operation, but nothing ever happened. I think the economy collapse happened and there went that. I feel like if I’m not hitting up Ikea (the only location in the Burgh) I’m not coming out here. What can I say, I need cheap crappy furniture from time to time!

My mother went to this mall today and she was walking by one of those just lovely kiosk. This one was called Deja Vu Cosmetics (Phone: 412.490.5150). Just horrible PEOPLE! I’m very disappointed that this mall would let such horrible tenants conduct business!!! They did bait and switch. My mother ended up spending $ 140 on a bunch of NOTHING! The nail stuff doesn’t work like they showed her in person. She told them that she has sensitive skin that can’t have fragrance in it but she couldn’t read it. I read it the ingredients — well of course it had fragrance in it! What a shame! They overcharged her about 100 $!! Avoid this mall and this kiosk!!!
Will make sure to pass this around with word of mouth!

I hate malls, I really do. I’d chew glass, barefoot, standing on hot coals, while claw hammers were beating the back of my head rather then enter a mall. This mall as to be the worst, well, not as bad as parkway Center mall, that mall is just empty save for a Phantom of the Attic and KMart.
The Mall at Robinson is perhaps the most uncomfortable, badly laid out, and boring mall in the city, and the infrastructure is at best, confusing.
It’s filled with all the normal mall fillers, A & F, Sears, Macy’s JC Penny’s and the likes. Yes there is a Gap thank you very much! Eddie Bauer is here too. Guess what’s in the middle, Yep Dakota Watches. Tons of phone stores and let’s not forget the people in the carts trying to make you skin look younger, and the guy with about 3000 different cell phone covers. I really feel like I’m walking through a flea marker rather than a mall.
One of the last FYE is here, hard to find a record store anywhere anymore. Spencer’s is tucked in a back corner with the Fart Pills and greeting cards with the overweight women on them. Who buys this stuff? Sure, when I was in high school Spencer’s cool. Today? Not so much!
Luckily for me Settler’s Ridge just opened and I can now stay out of this urban jungle.

TMAR was a decent time-​killer for us this past Friday morning while waiting for the shuttle bus to the First Niagara Pavilion for the Mayhem Festival. It’s a nice, clean, well-​kept two-​floor mall with all the usual *yawn* businesses and restaurants; Eyetique, GameStop, FYE, Footlocker, American Eagle Outfitters, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Spencer’s, Victoria’s Secret, Subway, Chik-​Fil-​A, and unfortunately… Auntie Anne’s. She… lives!!!
Malls still fail to capture my imagination, but I found no real fault with The Mall At Robinson.
And isn’t that name rather pretentious?
And speaking of pretentiousness, who thought to name a children’s clothing boutique Justice? Or to have a live DJ in another, more adult boutique?
The Buttermaid Bakery looked interesting though. It’s too bad that I wasn’t hungry.

The Mall At Robinson is ok at best.
It has a Dick’s Sporting Goods and Macy’s and a some other average stores that are in every other mall in America. Pretty decent food court as well. There are ton’s of restaurants in the surrounding area if you don’t like what’s offered at the food court. There are tons of other stores in Robinson Town Center like my new favorite store, IKEA.
Ross Park Mall is much, much better and is the best in the area followed by Monroeville Mall. Skip The Mall At Robinson and go to one of those instead.
You’ll be much happier!