Cogo’s

I am very disappointed to know that this man knowingly took advantage of my son and shorted him intentionally of $ 10!!! I gave him my name and number and told him that I was not calling him a thief but to call me the next morning because he would definitely be out of balance to the good by $ 10. When he did NOT call me, I was heart broken to realize that he intentionally stole from a child!!! Knowing that I supported this business for years, I’m appalled!!! He lost a very good customer and I a WILL spread the word!!! Shame on you!!!

I’m with Darren W. on this one. The folks at this Cogo’s are incredibly warm and friendly. It’s nice to see when you swing by to pick up some milk after a long shift at the hospital. Not the shiniest, prettiest gas station/​convenience store, but good in all the right places.

I’m giving a Co-Go’s 5 stars. Put me in front of a firing squad and swing me from the gallow’s pole. I don’t care.
Why? The service was warm and friendly, and the accented fellow manning the counter is a trip.
I walked in because I needed stamps at 9pm for bills that had to go out right away. You know how they are always sold in those odd vending machines in convenience stores, the ones where you have to stick all yer quarters straight up and then push, right?
I know, when was the last time you bought stamps at a convenience store, or paid a bill via the USPS?
I bought a 3 Musketeers to make change and explained that I needed enough quarters for 4 stamps.
«You know, I must chahge you 5 dollah fo each quahtah.»
I turn around and see two teen girls chuckling.
«He’s always jaggin’ everybody like ‘at.»
Then a big warm smile came over his face, and he gave me my quarters.
«If you oose dese to play Pac-​Man, I shall be upset!»
Characters. Pittsburgh has ‘em in every little nook and cranny.