What's more quintessential summer bucket list than a drive-in movie!!!!…read more Evergreen Drive-In has been doing drive-ins for way longer than I've been alive and they know how to make the experience perfect! With three movie screens and lots, you always have options to pick from when coming to a movie. We were prepared for large crowds as we went for Toy Story 5's opening weekend. You can arrive earlier than the listed box office time. We showed up at 6:30 and drove right in! Come early, grab a spot, and enjoy the summer! We came hungry so we stopped by the Concession Stand. They do request that you don't bring your own food... and you won't be disappointed with the options. We, of course, grabbed the commemorative large popcorn bucket.. it was the perfect amount for 4 adults! I also snagged a Pepperoni Roll, large coke, and a box of Bunch-a-Crunch! The prices are reasonable and help to keep this community icon up and running for years to come. As you enter, they give you a list of rules and a small bag for any trash. Both of these keep the place clean and avoid any issues throughout the night. I cannot wait to come back for more movies all summer long!!

Great theatre!! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Great place for people of all ages.read more

This place is an amazing, I go to 15-20 haunted houses a year and this one is consistently one of…read moremy favorites. Perfect combination of fear and fun.

My boyfriend and I came here a couple years ago and were so excited to return. Since it's over an…read morehour away from Pittsburgh, we planned a weekend getaway to Somerset with two of our friends and came on the last Saturday of the season. We had trouble finding it at first... My gps took us to a barn and said "you have arrived at your destination "... To me, there are few things that are scarier than being lost on a dark country road. I called Huston's and the woman I spoke to was very helpful and gave us the appropriate directions from our location. For $18 a person, it's not a cheap haunted attraction. Although, the house, hayride and corn maze are all included in the price, making it not too bad of a deal. It was super cold when we arrived. So, to warm up I ordered a hot chocolate and my boyfriend got a coffee. It was only $2.25 for both . Unfortunately, you cannot take drinks in to the house, so we kind of had to chug them before going in. The house was awesome- my favorite parts were the clown house where you wore 3D glasses and the walk over the swamp was pretty cool as well. Next, you take a hayride over to a haunted area in the woods. After you walk through there you go back onto the tractor and are taken to a haunted maze. I was disappointed in the maze this year.. It wasn't hard to navigate and there wasn't anyone scaring you in the maze, making it kind of pointless. Our favorite guy of the night was beetle juice! Not sure if he owns the place or what, but he was extremely welcoming when we arrived and asked us how we liked it when we were done with the house, hayride and maze. He was super friendly and his costume was awesome- he even sounded exactly like beetle juice. Overall, it's a great haunted attraction, but not worth it if you are coming from Pittsburgh just for the house and not staying over night. As a weekend getaway, I really enjoyed it and plan to return in the future!

Our family always enjoys visiting the Banana Split Festival every August. They have so many great…read moreactivities for kids. Today we went to the library and met a therapy horse, played in a bouncy house, had our face painted, played hop scotch, colored pictures, and did banana split and Daniel Tiger crafts. There is something for everyone. We also enjoyed watching all of the entertainment and singers. And of course we had to get a banana split! There are many food trucks and different vendors selling homemade items too. All and all it's a great time!

Last year I was really impressed with the effort and this year was no exception to that. However,…read morebeing their second year...a few things stood out a little more. It's still good, but there's a lot of ground they have to cover yet. I'd say that you should check them out if you're in the area, and I hope they continue to improve and work on the rough edges that are still present. Pro Tip: Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes or boots, you'll be doing a lot of walking/running out there! If you'd like to know more, check out the full review of 2014's Haunted Hillside: http://kitsuneverse.blogspot.com/2014/11/haunt-review-haunted-hillside-still.html

I went here for the first time five years ago and it was actually really fun. Ever since then it…read morehas only gotten worse and worse. Every actor does not care whatsoever and seems bored. The only entertainment was the painfully awkward dialogue of the actors, and the entire experience was not scary at all. The challenges did not make sense and were not interesting. The grave digger challenge involved lasers that "used to be blue but now are red because of the blood." Yes, it is truly this ridiculous. The entire experience was laughable and a waste of money. The challenge trail was nightmarish, but not in the way intended.

Relatively unknown, Powdermill Nature Reserve is a beautiful place to take a day trip from…read morePittsburgh to enjoy a fun-filled day outdoors. The small well-designed Nature Center with ecology exhibits is surrounded by public trails to explore its beautiful woodlands. Admission is free. Autumn is the best time to visit in my opinion. Check out their special programs calendar for more activity opportunities.

Powdermill Nature Reserve is a slice of PA natural wonder in the laurel highlands. The museum and…read morehiking trails are complimentary and filled with several interactive exhibits all dedicated to the Western Pennsylvania environment. This was a really fun day trip!

Great wines! Beautiful grounds and delicious pizza. Very nice outdoor seating area.read more

Ok have my reasons for my score!! First off if it was based off the staff inside the building it…read morewould be 5 stars as they were kind and forthright... However after being told we could have outside food on the hill from hell, we were RUDELY told by the wait staff that delivered the food we "ordered" that we could not have outside food... WELL where I come from if you are spending $400 at an establishment regardless of your undefined rules I would at least be respectful!! I waitressed and was a bartender for 10 years and managed a bar/restaurant for 3 years and I will be the first to say it's not the best most ideal situation dealing with the public BUT I can say I was always respectful and understanding of both sides of a situation SOOOOO to the waitress that disrespected my party which was a bachelorette party you my dear are AWFUL and you need to stay home away from any human contact because you are DEFINITELY not suited to it!! I will not go back to Bella Terra solely based on YOU the waitress that brought our food because you are a RUDE see ya next Tuesday... SHAME SHAME SHAME PS food was not stellar at all!!

Nice place for that Bluegrass lover. Area for camping. Music workshops. Breakfast Buffet.read more

Great atmosphere helpful staff and nice buffet when available...plenty of seating and you can walk…read morearound the property that has nice views!

Nice Winery and they have great drinks, but they can't handle large crowds because you sometimes…read morehave to wait upwards of 20-30 minutes to wait in line to get a drink. Other than that, it's a great place to hang out and relax!