I went to a wedding reception here and I thought it was surprisingly nice inside and very spacious…read more I mean it's not fancy but it's nice.

The sva combines a vfw & legion. It welcomes friends & family members of veterans to join as social…read moremembers. Theres bingo, bands & the most beautiful hall in the area. Lots of fun!

For my first ever visit and show at the CLO, this was a great experience!…read more Walking into the theatre you immediately notice the intimate size room. Definitely big enough for a large group of tables, but close enough to the stage that you never feel like you have a bad seat in the house. The menu includes themed drinks and a range of food choices which you can order prior to showtime. The staff is friendly and attentive to the tables through the first part of the show. The show itself was exciting and tongue in cheek at times. The Altar Boyz brought energy and comedy to the room and kept everyone engaged - even bringing up an audience member for one of the numbers! Great reminder for me to never sit in the front! Haha I can't wait to come back to see another show soon! Thanks to Rachel and the CLO for another great event!

We visited the CLO for the first time this last week. I was very impressed with the facilities. I…read morereally like the set up with the tables, reminds me a little of the Improv design, except those tables were entirely too small for four people to actually eat at, so good thing we were just nibbling on the yummy Yelp snacks. I can't say enough about the show we saw, Judge Jackie Justice. I would go see this show again in the future it was that good and the CLO seemed to accommodate the backdrop for the show perfectly. The staff seemed very professional but also extremely on the slow side. We ordered some drinks right when we got there and we were 30 minutes early for the show. Well the drinks showed up about two minutes before the show and not all at the same time. I got mine while my H was still waiting for his. 30 minutes is really excessive to wait for a drink, and they weren't cheap so please don't make me wait so long to wet my whistle. Continued with the slower service the waiters waited until the end to hand out checks. I guess this was ok, but it seems like they should have handed those out 15-20 minutes before the show was over so people could square up and leave when the show was over, not wait for 15-20 minutes more to give your check with payment to the server so they can charge you. We thought we could go out to the bar and pay there. Well we were wrong. I actually ended up ordering another drink finished it and paid for that one at the bar before our waiter came to collect our tab. I think in the future my best bet maybe to just pay cash or order at the bar to begin with. Otherwise loved the place and look forward to coming back to see another great show!

My son absolutely loves the boys and girls club. They offer a ton of activities for children of all…read moreages. With great soccer, science and art camps. The instructors and staff members are excellent with children, super friendly. The pricing is compared to everything that the boys and girls club has to offer is fair. We will be signing up for the summer programs again this year!

This review is limited to the cookie sale held today as the highlight of the Lawrenceville cookie…read moretour. When my girlfriend and I arrived we were each given a choice of a bag Snapper's dark or milk chocolate sea salt cookies as a gift. In three different rooms were tables with various organizations selling a good variety of cookies. A few of them let you sample some of the cookies, others were buy what you see and hope for the best. Prices were extremely reasonable and I was finally able to find a gingerbread man which is my personal favorite Christmas cookie. You could find anything from traditional cookies to pizzelles as well as macaroons. In the gymnasium there was an organization selling organic banana bread for $.50 and a church giving away free cookies with an invitation to come visit them on Dec. 23rd. There is nothing special about these cookies since they are all baked by members of the various organizations. Just run of the mill and of average quality. What we did stumble upon was a man selling books about the history and tales of Lawrenceville. My husband is an avid reader so after perusing them I picked up the first one that was written. Cash only here if you wanted to buy one. They were $17.00 so I was glad I had carried extra with me to purchase one. It will make a great holiday surprise for him. There was another vendor collecting charity donations for travel. By the time we left the place was packed. Sure the cookies are nothing to hoot about but supporting an organization always brings joy to my heart at this time of year to help those in need.

BSA 2025,official fund raising item: 5oz bag of Trail's End…read moreSea Salt Popcorn. Retail Price is a whopping $20 a bag What a huge price to have the scouts push to the public. What is being taught? Gouging What a shame, leadership should be ashamed. They tout that "over 70% stays local" how much goes to the actual selkers Pack or Troop. how much to the sellers Council ? Not disclosed. I should have written a check directly to the Unit. But as a dedicated scouter, Cub Scout pack 32 in the 50/60's And pack 965 in 90's in leadership This fund raiser i would never have condoned. So i purchased one bag to give the poor scout that was put in the position to face the public. Our fund raisers in 965 were a value for supporters, and reasonable sale items for our scouts to sell and learn about asking for support for a non profit volunteer organization. I sure hope the profit is spent wisely, more like 98% directly to scout activities.

Located in the historic Flag Plaza, the BSA offices and store in downtown Pittsburgh is a great…read morestop for your scout's needs. We visited to purchase everything we needed for our new Tiger Scout, as well as my husband, who volunteered to be an Asst. Den Leader. What I love best about the store is that there are also other gifts and items for parents as well. And, for those of us who can't sew a stitch, you can pay a small fee to have patches sewn on while you wait!

Laser Storm is a really fun, family-friendly place. The kids had a great time playing laser tag and…read morethe staff were nice and helpful. The hours have changed a little, so it's a good idea to check before going. Monday is members night- $5 per game, tue&thur fire till you tire- unlimited games for a flat price.We also looked at the birthday parties. They are a little expensive, but they're worth it because everything is included and you don't have to worry about setting up or cleaning up. They also donate a lot back to our community and will help with fundraising events. Overall, it's a great place for families and birthday parties.

DO NOT LISTEN TO BAD REVIEW!!! this place was amazing i went here for summer camo and it was…read moreamazing. even outside of camp i had some much fun very clean and cool. as long as you know how to play laser tag you are good to go

This was my very first time inside of the center. I attended a book/author conference, and found…read morethe space to be accommodating for a decent size event. You can rent the facility completely and have 2 different areas. For example, one for event and the other you can use for dining. It's located in the Hill District and has served as a recreational and meeting space for decades.

I'm going to be honest, I had no idea that this place existed. The only reason I ended up here was…read morebecause my coworker was having a surprise birthday party for his mother. Not knowing my way around this neighborhood I was surprised by this asset hidden in plain sight. This is a place that every neighborhood could use and should have. It is a multiuse facility that could be used for anything from birthday parties to conferences. Ample space can be found inside with amenities you can use if need be. The inside is interestingly decorated. There is art everywhere. Talk about being a cultural gathering place, which this place is. Pictures hang just about everywhere, whether they are paintings or photographs. I have to say that if you wanted to escape the room you are in you could definitely distract yourself with all that is in here. Parking is available inside the fenced area or on the street. I suggest trying the street as the parking lot is a bit cramped at the moment, but a good thing to have. As for the name of the place, it is a fitting memorial to a young man that met a tragic end.

Bust out your best mullet, jerry curl, or that favorite "Ravishing" Rick Rude t-shirt and head down…read moreto the Moose Lodge in Lawrenceville once a month for the KSWA events. A diverse crowd of yinzers, hipsters, wrestling enthusiasts, and "average joe's" young and old join together here to experience what I can only call one of Pittsburgh's finest hidden treasures in the world of entertainment. For a minimal $5 fee you are awarded entrance to a world of powerbombs, suplexes, and slams galore where anything can happen. There are two bars in the lodge, and if you get there early enough you can add on $2 PBR's to your experience... there are other drinks available as well for a slightly higher premium. The calendar of events is on their website, and although not all of the action is entirely PG they do their best to make it a family-friendly environment with some special activities for kids between some of the matches. If you are looking for something fun and different to do in Pittsburgh on a Saturday night I highly recommend checking it out!

If you're used to the polish of a WWE, ROH, or TNA event, or even the professional approach of the…read moremore indie PWX or IWC, this place is going to look low-rent. Most shows are in a dinky little building that's easy to miss. The seating is first-come/first-served and there's no safety barrier between you and the wrestlers. The announcers typically have the script written out on a laptop by the ring and have to keep referring to it. The ceiling is low enough that tiles get bumped on high maneuvers... But, ultimately, it really is fun. It's cheap. There's alcohol. And it's a labor of love for the wrestlers. One account I saw of it indicates that most of them are not getting paid for the event, or getting paid only enough for gas money. Rather, they do this for exposure and because it puts them in front of an appreciative crowd.

Now open to the public & VFW 499 members! Lunch & Dinner…read moreDining In or Take Out 412-417-2410 These two seasoned Veterans are Chef's! And excited to be on this new adventure.All cooking is Home Style and made with fresh ingredients. Wednesday 11 am -7 pm Meatloaf 8.95 Thursday 11 am -7 pm Stuffed Pork 8.95 Friday 11am - 9 pm Fish 9.95 Saturday 11 am- 9 pm Prime Rib 12.95 Adult Beverages are available with your meal. ( excludes take out)