The fish is cod and a nice size portion but it wasn't dried well before breading, which left a…read moremushy fillet under neath the crispy breading. Was a slight after taste from the the fry oil. Onion rings are big and looked great but they were cooked to low of temperature and bit too to long, were quite greasy. Coleslaw was good!

This review is for Lenten Fish Fry at Hartford Heights. The prices are very reasonable. You can eat…read morethere or you can get it as takeout. Most people just get it to go, which is what I usually do. There "fish on a dish" & fish sandwiches are huge and delicious! The cole slaw is a perfect Yinzer mayonnaise based type. Fries are very tasty, as are the onion rings. The haluski was good, not the best I've ever had. Overall, this is definitely a place you need to try for Lenten Fish Fry On a Friday for a family dinner. "Yinz guys go down and try dat fish n'at!"

The absolute BEST bingo in the area!! We went on Monday night and had a great time. They also hold…read morebingo on Saturday nights. The price to play is good ($17 for your main games) and just one dollar per card for the "winner take all" special. The only complaint I have is that I wish they would print on a piece of paper the games they are going to play and how much they pay.. We were in the dark most of the time as to what game and what it was worth. Otherwise a great time with special kudos to the kitchen staff!! They have a tough job and they do it seamlessly.

Awesome hall, awesome people, good food at the event, overall 5/5 great place!…read more We came for the Boo Bash Cash Bash and I have to say out of all the local and further Fire Halls/Event spaces run by a fire department this is one of the nicest I've seen. Wasn't a huge space but it can hold up to 250 so it can get a good crowd and be just fine. The food was good and fresh. The facility was extremely clean and the kitchen was immaculate. The volunteers who run the hall on top of fighting fires are nice and welcoming! We had a really good time. They said they do 2 events a year and other one is around Mardi Gras. I would certainly come back again and highly recommend the space. Very accessible and ample parking for the crowd they had. Not sure they could handle the full 250 when it comes to parking but otherwise awesome space. Also they are about the only VFD who runs the online drawings with thorough transparency and tags the winners and goes above and beyond to make sure they are fair and just. Check out their FB for all the raffles and awesome things to win. They run things daily!

Nice gathering spot to host events. I was able to enjoy the space for a fundraising event. The…read moreacoustics for the room were great, sound carried very well throughout. There was a large stage and ample room for tons of tables and chairs. I also noticed a kitchen where food could be prepared adjacent to the main space. The facility could be updated a bit; it reminded me of an old school church basement. However, I never once thought it was old. It also did not have the old mildew smell some places get. My only complaint is I noticed numerous fruit flies during my time here. Just a minor annoyance, not that big of an issue.

A great place to host a show or an event. Usually draws a large crowd. Now I will say this is my…read morevoting location and I love it. The lines are usually really fast and the workers here are really nice. I look forward to voting and seeing the usual neighborhood crew. If you are looking for space to hold an event, this one is pretty good.

Such a beautiful building. I highly recommend this place for wedding photo shoots. So much stained…read moreglass. They don't make them like they used to!

none of those two reviews are true.. i recently rented and couldnt ask for a better or cleaner…read moreplace they were gracious and i recieved my deposit immed.. i did need to clean up after myself of course if you need to rent a hall this is the best and most reasonable place !!

This was a great event space for what I needed. When it comes time for you to receive your deposit…read moreback make sure that you sign a document that you got it back. If not it is your word against hers and she will fight you tooth and nail. Apparently she needs the money more.

Today, I took a parent to the COVID clinic…read more It was the MOST ORGANIZED STREAMLINED EXPERIENCE. Social media said Chick Fil A should be in charge of vaccine distribution if we want to get people vaccinated quickly. Ample parking. Walked in to construction horses which created a registration line with a couple chairs along the path. No confusion on where to go. At the front of the line an "air traffic controller" directed people to open registration staff. Under 2 minutes, we were directed to the vaccine line. At the front of the vaccine line, another "air traffic controller" directed you to an open vaccinator. Any anaphylaxis to medications? Which arm for vaccine? Stand on X on floor. Receive vaccine. Directed to seating - which was paired up with social distancing between pairings. Once our sitting time was over, stopped at discharge to check out. Getting out of car to getting back in car: 22 minutes Great job by Allegheny Fire Academy & Emergency Services personnel, & the lone EMT pulling up the vaccines! We weren't permitted to take pictures - think Ford Assembly Line.

This review is limited in scope to the new Co Vid vaccine center set up here by Allegheny County…read moredepartment of health. Allegheny County has opened the fire department social hall as a vaccination center for people 65 and older only. Notifications for clinic signup can be sent via e-mail once you sign up with the county. My advice - act fast online because slots fill up within minutes. If you are fortunate to secure an appointment then you will be sent a confirmation email with your time selected on it as well as the date selected. On your scheduled day and time arrive within about a 15 minute time frame to allow yourself time to get inside. Masks are required the whole time you are there and hand sanitizer is available as you enter. Note, although this is a pay lot, parking is free if you are here for the clinic. They only ask if you or the member is over 65, have a scheduled appointment, then you can proceed inside. Once inside you go to the register desk and present your photo id. They don't want to see your health insurance or Medicare card. They will answer any questions you have and then direct you where to stand for the team to provide your injection. They have about 5 stations set up with two people at each station. The team will direct you which station to go to and then you indicate your arm of choice for the vaccine. Allegheny County is offering the Moderna vaccine here. When my turn came I was given an immunization card and a "time" card the latter of which will be surrendered when you leave. I was told that I would receive an email to let me know when to schedule my 2nd dose and if not received by the end of the third week then call the 211 scheduling number and someone would help me. After receiving the shot I went to a large socially distant sitting area with two digital clocks on the wall. My time card had the time of immunization on it and 15 minutes later time which would let me know when I can leave. No photography is allowed anywhere in the building. You are welcome to use electronic devices to pass away the time. Once your exit time arrives take the card up to the people at the desk who will ask you how you are feeling, they take the card, and you can leave. Your immunization card is filled out with the date, time, and type of vaccine received. You must fill out your name and birthdate for your records. I'm glad pretty much everything went smoothly for me and I'm hoping this center as well as the Monroeville location expand so more people can register who really want to get the vaccine. The parking lot is part of a T station park and ride and there is plenty of parking available.

I lived in Dormont until I was about a year-old. My parents rented an apartment here until they…read moremoved into a family-sized home in Brookline once my sister was conceived. Growing up, I always thought there to be something special about this neighborhood, which oddly enough is considered a suburb despite bordering Brookline and Beechview. Consistently a comfortable area,with so many business here, both recently opened and long-running, I think it's becoming even more livable as time goes on. I'll even predict publicly that Dormont will become the next happening area in the coming years. I strongly considered buying a house in Dormont, but the prices kept me at bay. However, failing to deter me from visiting are Eat 'n Park, The Dor-Stop, Sugar Cafe, Amazing Wok, Tom's Diner, Potomac Bakery, Katana, Mekong, Thai Spoon, Knossos Gyros, Cain's Saloon, Molly's, and Campiti's, all of them in unison offering a meal for every palate, budget, or mood. It doesn't matter if you want a hearty breakfast, a good burger, some piping hot pizza, donuts, sushi, dolmades, black sticky rice, wonton soup, pho, cappuccino or simply some excellent bar grub, Dormont has a restaurant to suit your tastes. Dormont also has two competing (warring?) entertainment shops (MIB Ninja and The Exchange are within doors of each other!), a pair of bookstores, and the wonderfully old-fashioned Hollywood Theatre where one can catch a cult-classic B-movie, the latest critically-acclaimed arthouse feature, or witness and possibly participate in the good-hearted debauchery of The Rocky Horror Picture show which runs fortnightly at 12AM sharp on weekends. An awesome, ever-improving neighborhood that is becoming more diverse by the day, Dormont manages to retain its quintessential South Hills coziness despite adjusting with the times. P.S. Rachel C, our peach of a Community Manager, bought a house in this area recently. Psst. Put up a review, commish!

I like Dormont, my aunt lives here, as a kid she was one of my regular babysitters when my parents…read moreneeded a night out away from me. It's a very clean area with their own fire and police department. Probably the most famous thing in Dormont is the Pool you see when driving along Banksville Road. The houses along Biltmore Ave all look alike, as do most of the houses in the neighborhoods. A really nice business district on Potomac and West Liberty Ave, nice restaurants, nice neighborhood bars, nice people.