Exquisitely landscaped and perfectly challenging course in a beautiful countryside setting, not far…read morefrom the beach. The purposeful undulating greens made for a lot of surprises and laughs while the streams, plants, and boulders delighted us with their beauty. Staff is friendly, they accept credit cards, and afterward you can grab some great Hershey's Ice cream and enjoy it on the spacious and comfortable grounds or take a one minute drive to Avonia Beach to watch the sunset and waves on the lake! Can't wait to return! Wish this course was open past Labor Day!

Great course. Very challenging. Great views of the river. Clean and family friendly. Your kids will…read morelove it.

I would give more than 5 stars if I could. Katie and her staff are amazing. I hosted my daughter's…read morebridal shower there just today and from the very beginning Katie was so very helpful. She met with met at least twice and kept in close contact right up to the event. She asked me questions that made me consider aspects of the day that I hadn't even thought about. Her experience is invaluable. Food was excellent, facility is immaculate and the space is bright and airy. Not to mention the outdoor spaces. I cannot recommend them enough!

My family and bridal party hosted my bridal shower there and it was lovely. Katie and her team did…read morea great job and the site's facilities were clean and accessible. The food was delicious also!

As an escape room duo who also have vast interests, we look for rooms that are not only decorated…read morefaithfully to a set theme but are also sensitive to their physical location and history. We try to make each escape room adventure a whole day event, and generally try to plan our food and other scheduled excursions around it for a deeper immersive experience. This does not always work, partly because most of the escape rooms out there revolve around similar derivative stories. So we were more than thrilled when we discovered that Escape Game Erie was located on our route on our inaugural trip to the Niagara Falls. In the interest of full disclosure, we did not realise that Escape Game Erie's Escape the Niagara room was named for USS Niagara, which served as the relief flagship for Oliver Hazard Perry in the September 1813 Battle of Lake Erie and just returned to its home dock behind the Erie Maritime Museum, which was closed the day we were in Erie, Pennsylvania. Our knowledge of the various battles fought on the East Coast is abysmal, but regardless, we wanted to play a room that carried on a theme that meant something to us, and so, we set on booking our game for after we saw the Falls. Unfortunately, Escape Game Erie's Escape the Niagara location was closed on Mondays, and Monday was when we were in Erie just for the day. Most fortunately, we were able to e-mail Escape Room Erie and Janet was beyond (ahem) game (haha!) to accommodate us for an evening game at their historic house site at 4838 West Ridge Road. We had taken the train across the continent and could have chosen to do Murder on the Lakeshore Express, but it was good thing we didn't because that would have worked better with a larger group. Everything about Escape Game Erie was different for us. The setting of the room in the Nicholson House, a historic old house located a little far from shops or food place decorated to invoke a tall ship captain's quarters should not have worked, but did, partly because of the natural lighting coming from two large original windows. The floor creaked as it would have on the ship in a stormy sea, and the ambient sound effects, which we admit to overlooking because we were so engrossed in the puzzles, did their part in helping us feel, well, less at sea (hahaha!) We can't have natural light from old windows, unfortunately, without some very modern vehicular traffic sounds coming through, but we felt very in-sync with the era and environment. Adding to our enjoyment of the room was, of course, our game host, new owner Janet, who was super-accommodating to begin with. Instead of just being left to sit in the lobby to watch the usual preamble video, Janet actually conversated with us as we sat in the parlour, about if we needed the restroom (we did not), how our trip was going, did we have problems finding the place (there is plenty of parking, but we Ubered from our hotel, and that was a very entertaining 15 minutes), and, of course, about the room and standard game rules. What really stood out for us was her distinction between "quality of life" clues versus "regular" clues - which meant she was prepared to play the game with us as much or as little as we wanted - and she followed through! Our family-friendly adventure started with us being locked in Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's quarters, and our job was to uncover Lieutenant Elliot's hidden escape route, break free, and warn Perry before it's too late. Thanks to Janet, we changed history in 55 minutes (with no time remaining!). Some minor technical difficulty occurred as we played in what we call a second-generation (G2) room that involved a lot of old-time puzzles and teamwork, which led to the clock being stopped for a while, but our gamemaster kept us on track, since there was no timer in room. Our favourite puzzle was the one with knitting needles (yep!), but all the puzzles were thoughtfully designed and linear to the theme. Post-game, Janet could have waved us off with just our victory photos (taken in the parlour with props and signage on their camera and texted as well as e-mailed to us after), but she was ever the good host: we carried on for a while with more good stories and good talk before she saw us off with free participation stickers. In all, Escape Room Erie was unforgettable and to top it off, Escape the Niagara was an incredible value for money. We took a second and third look at our receipt to verify the cost, which included the special accommodation to our schedule and were gobsmacked. We can't wait to head back that way to enjoy more East Coast hospitality and check out the other rooms and Escape Room Erie's downtown location!

My friends and I went to the west Erie location to take on the Ax Murder Hollow room (local urban…read morelegend). We showed up nearly an hour early (totally my fault), but Janet welcomed us in warmly and let us do the room early. We didn't escape, which wasn't a surprise. We wouldn't have gotten nearly as far as we did without the wonderful Janet. She definitely made the already awesome experience even better. Even though we didn't escape, we are looking forward to the next time we get to do an escape room. This was wonderfully fun, challenging, and engaging.

It's too bad they did not keep up with it over the years- a bit of a Hole in the wall. Also,…read moredirty and safety concerns. For example: walls pealing, lights burnt out, some jump things not working, wires hanging out, layers of grime on walls and bathroom. i had my daughters party here asked if they could make sure bathroom was cleaned before party (they didn't) I was literally scrubbing toilet and brought my own cleaning products just so it wouldn't be so disgusting. it's a shame they didn't keep up with this place but embarrassing for party would not recommend .

Great place to host birthday parties for toddlers! Multiple large inflatable bounce houses. Hassle…read morefree. Large seating area for kids/parents to eat. And the best part: they dont expect you to pay for 'their' stuff (ie, pizza, bounce socks, etc... like c**** e'cheese, or v******* jump).

Course was excellent with many tee options to fit every level of skill. Staff was friendly and…read morehelpful as well

Well maintained and nice varied layout. Maybe the most expensive public course in this area, $65…read morefor 18 holes as a senior today (Friday). I rated it 3 because of 2 things. First, there were unexpected new random players appearing suddenly in front of our group (I was told that members of this club will hop around to holes when they appear to be open). This led to a group of 5 with 3 carts. I dont think this should happen. Secondly, and not really a big deal, the carts are older noisy gasoline models

I don't understand the review saying "POC are treated diff". I was the only white person in my…read moregroup because my GodMother came up from VA Beach with her whole family. They come here YEARLY because it's so amazing and they're treated so well. Great burgers, salads, and beer selection at the eagle. Prices aren't bad at all. Very clean! Staff at the entire club are so friendly. My family (and GodMother's family) have been coming forever. Don't get discouraged by a review of someone with a bone to pick that's trying to virtue signal. I read the review outloud to my GodMother and she said "sounds like someone's starting themselves on fire then playing the victim".

Played both courses and had a great time. The courses were in excellent shape, the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful throughout the day. Will definitely go back soon.

A nice relaxing par 3 course that was fun to play. The views and the surroundings are awesome…read more Prices are really good, and they will let you play as long as you can see your ball. Just wish the course was longer.

What a wonderful place to take in nine innings of marvelous AA MILB baseball!…read more This is, by no means, the most scenic ballpark in the world, but it is tight, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. You're close to the action, no matter where you are seated. We were here on "Thirsty Thursday," when hot dogs, beer and popcorn are $2. These hot dogs are much better than average ballpark fare, and the beer was Yeungling. Not bad at all! The staff here is extremely friendly, and the parking -- albeit seemingly unavailable and crowded in the streets and lots surrounding the ballpark -- was easy peasy. I've been to hundreds of baseball games across the country over the past 30 years. While I've never had a bad experience, this was one of my better ones. Go Seawolves!

I've been meaning to get to UPMC Park in Erie, PA for years and finally managed to visit recently…read more As far as AA-level stadiums go, UPMC Park feels a bit more built up (at least by comparison to others that I've visited)... a good amount of open space, a nice team store, and the field is viewable from the concourse area. I know there were some upgrades in recent years, and also that the netting was also extended (a friend of mine attended some games previously and mentioned feeling super nervous because numerous foul balls were getting hit into the stands along the base lines and there wasn't netting at the time). It doesn't have its own parking lot, but I parked in the garage nearby and it's easy to just walk across the street to the stadium. The day game that I attended had, maybe, 35-40 people in attendance... but that's pretty par for the course for a matinee game during the week, especially one at the end of April. In line with that, it's probably unsurprising that multiple concessions were closed and the in-game media and entertainment was, well, pretty lacking. That being said, there's a certain level of appreciation you can have for the game when you're watching a minor league game in a stadium like this... a kind of intimacy that you don't get when attending a game at a major league stadium. A minor league stadium worth checking out at least once.