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It looks like Trader Joe's is set to open a store in yet another Joe-less town. Though they have not released the address yet, Trader Joe's has confirmed that they are planning to enter the Pittsburg market. Local speculation and city officials say that the specialty grocer has plans to move into the Wheeler Paint Co. building on Penn Ave in the neighborhood of East Liberty. There are only five TJ's locations in Pennsylvania at the moment, so this should be good news to Pittsburg residents who are fans of the store.
Now that TJ's has store-opening almost down to a science, it's no surprise to hear that the store should be open by the end of the year.
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5-25-2006 @5:34PM Rob Poitras said... Seth Godin posted about the TJ the other day.
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2006/05/lessons_learned.html
Trader’s finds foods for its customers, NOT customers for its foods.
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5-25-2006 @6:58PM Lydia said... Woo hoo. I live in Pittsburgh and have been reading about other people's experiences at TJ. Can't wait.
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5-25-2006 @10:14PM Max said... Trader Joe's is an honest and genuinely positive addition to any town. they do things in their own unique way, and by offering house brands, the savings are tremendous, and their quality control is excellent.
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5-25-2006 @11:12PM panasianbiz said... I've never shopped at Trader Joe's myself, but like many people, have heard lots of good press about them. If they ever come my way, I will definitely give them a try.
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5-26-2006 @10:47AM Abby said... To me, the best part of TJ's is the workers. They like their jobs! They are happy and friendly. ALL of them! It is almost like a bizarro grocery store!
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5-28-2006 @11:38AM Sheila said... I'm sooooo thankful that we're finally getting a Trader Joe's!! I always shop at TJ's when I'm in a city where one is located. They have the greatest merchandise at the greatest prices!! Eventually Pittsburgh catches up to the rest of the country.
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5-29-2006 @10:11AM Pam Henson said... Spell Pittsburgh the correct way when telling a story about it.
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5-29-2006 @10:14AM Pam said... I lived in Los Angeles and Trader Joe's is great! I am happy that Pittsbugh will be getting one! Very exciting news.
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