Shop and dine with style and flavor at Streets of Cranberry
The modern open-air shopping center is the best of all worlds, providing convenience and style in one compact area. Streets of Cranberry, with its quaint village-like setting, is a perfect example of the model. Established 15 years ago and constantly upgrading, it’s one of the best destinations for shopping and dining in the region.
Located along Route 19, Streets of Cranberry has more than two dozen venues within its 300,000 square feet of retail and dining space. At the center of everything is The Patio, a commons area with comfortable seating and a fire pit. “The Patio is a relaxing place to hang out, sit by the fire pit and have a bite to eat outside,” said Emily Wittmer, marketing director for Streets of Cranberry.
Holiday shoppers will find something for everyone on their list.
The fashion retailers include White House Black Market, Chico’s, J.Jill, Old Navy, Soma and Talbots. For sports lovers, Rally House offers gear for fans of the Steelers, Pirates, Penguins, and local college sports teams. Even more local love can be found at Steel City for Pittsburgh-inspired style for the whole family. There’s also Jos. A. Bank for more men’s apparel.
For a dose of winter sparkle, Mathew Jewelers is there to put something shiny under the tree. Sheila’s Home and Yankee Candle are the perfect stores for the decor lover at any time and especially during the holidays. Omaha Steaks has gifts to please the grill master in any family. Cabinet World, making kitchen and bath dreams a reality since 1972, maintains a design center at Streets of Cranberry.
For a break from holiday hustle and bustle, there’s Alera Salon & Spa, with an extensive list of services for hair, skin and nails. And to get a start on fitness-oriented New Year’s resolutions, there’s CycleBar, where cyclists at all levels can take indoor cycle rides to improve the body and mind.
Rounding out the offerings, there’s a UPS Store and a Verizon center for all of its products.
Dining options abound at Streets of Cranberry. First Watch is a daytime cafe with a healthy breakfast and lunch menu. The ever-popular Houlihan’s is only location in the northern suburbs. Condado Tacos, part of a growing chain, just opened in October.
More choices can be found at Aladdin’s Eatery, Clean Eatz, Firehouse Subs and Maxine’s Coffee.
To kick off the holidays, the Streets of Cranberry is hosting a Tree Lighting Celebration from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20. There will be pictures with Santa and a Christmas tree lighting on The Patio.
More new tenants are coming in 2023, Wittmer said. Big Blue Swim School, the franchise’s first location in Pennsylvania, is under construction and will be ready to serve children next year.
Whether it’s for purchasing gifts, enjoying a family dinner out, or a day of pampering, Streets of Cranberry is the perfect place to enjoy a day, this season and beyond. It’s a one-stop shop for food, fitness, fun and fashion.
To learn more about the retailers and events at Streets of Cranberry, visit thestreetsofcranberry.com.
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