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The Marketplace at Steamtown is a busy mall with many shop, restaurants, and services spread across several floors. For residents, it’s a great spot to do errands, get food, or enjoy some entertainment. You can also use the interactive map found on this page, which will help you find any particular store in no time if that’s what you’re looking for.
If you’re browsing around and want to see what’s available, you can just scroll down and select a category to browse, or simply type in a store name using the search bar located up top left to instantly find where it is. To get a better look at the layout, you can use the buttons at the bottom right of map to enter full screen mode or adjust the view. You can also simply move your mouse over the map and scroll to zoom in for a closer look.
Guide to the Marketplace at Steamtown
The Upper Level, the Public Market, and the Lower Level make up three different level of this shopping center. The interactive map will show you exactly where each store is by clicking on one of the three level labels in the upper right hand corner. Click on any store pin for additional information on that specific shop, no guesswork required!
Marketplace at Steamtown offers the convenience of necessary services and shopping options in one place. On the Lower Level, you’ll find big-name retailers like Boscov’s. There are also more specialized shops, such as Comics and Collectibles R Us and SKX Sneaker King. You can also find vital services like T-Mobile, Dime Bank, the USPS, and the Social Security Administration.
When you need to take care of your health, there’s Geisinger, Lehigh Valley Health Network offices, plus Electric City Dentistry (dental). Looking good? Try the beauty shop (Scranton Beauty Supply and Blossom Beauty & Salon). Need a pick-me-up? Treat yourself at Scranton Shakes or grab some coffee at Starbucks. For artsy types, there’s an aquarium and the Scranton Art Haus. You can do all of that AND run your errands on the Lower Level.

A big attraction on the Public Market floor is that it is essentially one large food venue. From Ruano’s Pizza for some Italian food to Saigon Corner or Amori Sushi for Asian food, there are a number of restaurants serving various types of dishes. There’s Betty’s Bar & Grill for comfort food, BarraIslena Juice Bar for freshly squeezed juices, and Uncle Bill’s BBQ for barbecued meat.
Overall, it has a communal vibe; you walk in and feel like everyone knows each other. Except they’re just here to get a bite to eat. And that diversity carry over to the Upper Level.
There’s yet another branch of Boscov’s, which sells general merchandise and clothing. There are also a few places for entertainment: Nevermind Escape Rooms; Buffalo Skill Games; Rock N’ Models & Unusual Things; and Nick D’s Video & Game Vault. When it comes time to eat, you’ll find Crunch Juice & Smoothie Bar, Ruano’s Pizza & Pasta, Mexican Tacos, and Sundaes Best.
For personal care needs, you’re in luck. You can get your nails done at Nail Trix or head over to Pat Riot Piercing for some piercings. You can also relax and get pampered with a body treatment or fitness service at Chi Body, or treat yourself to some hair services at The Hair Castle. Historical locations like the Grand Army of the Republic Museum and educational institutions such as Luzerne County Community College has a space here as well.
There are a lot of different things in one space. This may make some places seem crowded. However, it is nice to have everything you need in one spot, such as:
*entertainment
*health care
*banks
*government services
It has a good mix of big name retailers as well as local speciality shops. Stores do come and go, so while the directory map is accurate as written, we’ll update it accordingly. You should of bookmarked this post for easy access to the directory next time.