Went for our first Valentines Day and had an amazing time. The drinks were delicious and STRONG …read more We had 3 all together and stumbled up the street to home prices were good. Atmosphere was intimate and just very peaceful. Will absolutely go again. They did accept us as a late night walk in but would recommend reservations!

Co-Sign Speakeasy serves a variety of excellent cocktails in the "Bank on 8th" building that was…read morebuilt in 1926. The bar's space was renovated to transport customers to the secrecy of the Prohibition era. Through OpenTable, I made a reservation for my husband and me. We entered the building through a side entrance on Amity Street, checked in with an employee at a desk, and then waited for another employee to walk us to the 100-year-old elevator (it still works!). On the fourth floor, we saw old bank items such as safety deposit boxes and mechanical check printers. We pushed a button to turn a clock handle to a certain time, and then a hidden door opened. We entered the bar, and two bartenders, Ryan and Robbie, greeted us. The menu listed vodkas, gins, tequilas, mezcals, liquors, bourbons, ryes, rums, seasonal drinks, and mocktails. Food could be ordered from the Puerto Rican restaurant Secretos De Mis Abuelos that is located elsewhere in the building. The bar consisted of a few rooms, each of which had glamorous interior design such as antique furniture, wallpaper with bold patterns, paintings, and dimly lit lamps. Beyond the bar was the Library, which had shelves of books and an old radio. The bartenders patiently repeated to us that we should pull a certain book to open another secret door that would lead us to the Red Room. We finally figured out which book to pull, and we walked down stairs to a parlor with rich, red hues, plush seating, and (at least at that time) a more private, quiet setting. I ordered the French martini (vodka, Chambord, pineapple juice, raspberry vanilla shrub, and raspberries) and the Painkiller (spiced rum, coconut rum and cream, pineapple juice, orange juice, and nutmeg), and I rate them both as 5 stars. Each of those drinks cost $13 plus tax, credit-card fee, and tip.

Fantastic bowling alley! Lanes and surrounding area are very clean and maintained. We came on a…read moreTuesday night and there were plenty of lanes available, we weren't crowded with strangers everywhere. Front desk staff was friendly and took the time to explain the different leagues available and found us a flyer to take home to decide if we wanted to join. The lanes worked great and only got stuck once in the whole 1.5hrs we played. A worker immediately noticed we needed help and fixed it quickly. I'll definitely be coming back here to bowl! Especially keep an eye out for Open House day, where you bowl for 2hrs free.

Bowling has been on my list for a fun date night forever... finally made it to Bowlero Pittsburgh…read morein the Noblestown Rd shopping center. Walked in with my hubby around 7 on a Friday evening and was able to get a lane. We took advantage of the buy two games get a third half off and included shoe rentals special. It took us about an hour to play....hubby did really well... he didn't tell me he played on a league before we were married. I live, I learn ...at least I didn't take any of his bets. There are snacks, a full bar and arcade games to extend the evening out if you are interested.

Came here for July 4th stuff. Got here when they opened and stayed for several hours. Not amazing…read morebar food but very good hot dogs with specialized ones. They had IC Light for $5 and we enjoyed food and beer. The reason for five stars was Dana. She is a sweet and kind person who made us feel so welcome. I will go back because of Dana.

Great service at dive style bar - lots of NA options too! You can become a member and save $ on…read moredrinks & shows - in Allentown neighborhood- Basically between Mt Washington and Southside slopes - area feels safe - Basically next door to a police station

Staff, owners, clientele are fantastic. It feels upscale and friendly at the same time.read more

An intimate Steampunk bar with a creative drink & small bite menu. Matt & Missy go out their way to…read moreensure you have excellent service & are more than happy to explain the liquors. Great place to start or end your night.

How have I NEVER reviewed this Victorian voodoo, NOLA, speakeasy-style lounge?!? It's one of my…read moremost favorite places in all of Pittsburgh. Located just in the back of Dr. Tumblety's specialty shop (behind a bookcase of course) it boasts Victorian romance, intrigue and mystery with its handsome furnishings and accessories. Everything screams early-1900s. The craft cocktails are next level as is the service. The drinks are curated with house-made spirits. They also have stellar mocktail options. I've been here for cocktail tastings, burlesque shows, and other events.

Super fun spot tucked away inside a curiosity shop and right next to a small distillery…read more The atmosphere is Victorian/goth. Lamp lighting, fancy tablecloths, lots of fabric. For the drinks, they use their own spirits. Their menu has something for everyone, including strong drinks, sweet drinks, and mocktails. I've never experienced a wait--and the bar is decorated with pennies!

This place is located above Circolo's Wood Fired Pizza at 2100 East Carson Street. It's been…read morementioned in several people's posts about Circolo's but I thought I'd create it's very own little place on the Yelp web... It's a very nicely set up piano bar with a bar in one corner & the piano in the other with tables & chairs in between... Waitress service or you can serve yourself at the bar. We've been through here several times on our way to Stogies Cigar Bar and each time it has been pretty packed. You get that 'Speakeasy' feel of a private club (because it's on the second floor) and a nice laid back visual of the busy night-life below as there are plenty of windows to look out. Their piano player sounded pretty damn good too. Owned/Managed by an ultra-friendly guy named Troy... head on out to 88 the next time you're in the mood to sing along to your fav Billy Joel or Elton John song... From what I've seen & heard- this place is really 'As good as it gets'...!

OMG what kind of Yinzer am I that I have never reviewed the Corner Cafe?…read more It is a quintessential, old-school, city neighboorhood bar up in the South Side Slopes. The epitome of a dive bar with good cheer, laughter, and cheap drinks. Not to mention live music! I've seen quite a few friends and their bands perform here over the years and it's always been a blast. The service is typical Pittsburgh-friendly, neighborly, & cool. One of my favorite places to just chill with friends or as I mentioned, catching some of them perform. They don't have a parking lot, street parking only. And well, you know how that goes in the Slopes. If you don't, that means it's dicey and you may have to park a bit away. When I still lived in the city (Bloomfield), we easily took the bus (54) there and back. Consider bussing or car service. Lastly, I can't say enough good things about this place.

This bar is not preppy, yuppy, upscale, or trendy. It is not going to serve you fancy micro-beers,…read moreor have hundreds of beer taps. This is a good neighborhood bar with friendly people and a fun (though entirely irreverent and adult focused) comedy night. Don't be fooled - the Corner Cafe may sit between Monastery Avenue, Monastery Place and 18th Street - but you won't find many saints there. In fact, if you are easily offended by dirty jokes - especially targeted at the crowd, don't bother. I, on the other hand, do not get offended. I like a touch of Americana with my beer once in awhile. I like knowing I can go somewhere and not have to be dressed to the nines to get bar service. Pros: -Good old Pittsburgh neighborhood Bar -Entertaining manager -Welcoming crowd -Attracts a variety of age ranges, though I would say the average was 30+ for a Monday night. -comedy night! Cons: -Be ready to wash the smoke off your face -Ladies may want a friend to escort to their car, on street parking only

Went for drinks after dinner . Bartender was very helpful and nice . We were staying in the hotel…read moreacross the street. The peach ring was AMAZING , we had that as well as the gummy bear , mango margarita and the blue razz. The blue razz was not a fave of ours, seemed to just have too many flavors going on but to each its own! Presentation was 10/10 for all the drinks and definitely were strong, we drank them all and enjoyed some darts for about an hour . Would definitely come again!

BAR Southpointe is a hidden gem located up by the Hilton Garden Inn in Southpointe (Canonsburg)…read more The owner is very attentive yet will allow you to relax. The sauce is completely remodeled, great craft drink menu, small bites, skills games and dart board. They also offer a private room for rental. Highly recommended giving them a try