Classic family fun spot for your kids birthday party! Super affordable and accommodating for an…read moreeasy yet fun day for you and your family. We had the whale room, and it included drinks, pizza, and pasta. Plenty of space for the kids to run and play safely, and sitting and standing room for parents and family to hang. The staff is super friendly and very helpful!

The party rooms are ridiculously small. Staff bring your drinks, chips, nacho cheese, salsa and…read morepizza at a scheduled time but after that they don't bother coming to check if everything is okay.

I had never done this type of thing before, but had the opportunity yesterday and it was great…read more It's a venue where you can learn to paint while enjoying food and drinks and celebrating. We were having a surprise 60th birthday party for our friend and we're able to bring in catered food and our own alcoholic beverages. They were very accommodating to us, allowing us to set up a little early and then allowed us an extra hour (which we paid for) after the 2 hour painting session. The instructor was very nice and guided us through the painting process step by step. She had an assistant who made sure we were well stocked with paper towels and paints. In the end everyone had a respectable painting to take home. Some of us are more talented than others, but it was fun nonetheless! If you're looking for something different to do to celebrate a birthday, this is a great option. They also off a full calendar of events you can attend solo or with just a friend or two. They have many different classes to choose from. And of course they have holiday themed ones as well.

Such a fantastic way to spend a Friday night! My husband and I had a date night here at one of the…read moreclasses and we had the best time! Our instructor was interactive and engaging. The mini games made the evening all the more memorable! I'll absolutely be coming back!!!

Affordable family fun. We enjoyed a round of mini golf and bumper boats for 3 for under $30! Will…read moreneed to try the go karts another time. All activities are paid for in "points" that expire at the end of each season. If you plan ahead, they sometimes offer promotions in the local tourism books. Kid-friendly snacks and ice cream were also available. Highly recommend.

Came back this year and it's even better. Everything in my prior review is the same. Still great…read morefood, still great churches, and still a great community festival. The one noticeable addition to the festival is that more ethnicities are now involved. I missed last year, so this may have happened last year, but I was unaware. It's a great mix of multicultural awareness. And oh my god, it's a great mix of food to get. The food selection has expanded and you can get food from the churches, from street vendors, and now from food trucks from around the area. I left here this year so full of so many different foods that I could have had the UN in my stomach. My stomach was at harmony. Too bad that this only happens once a year and not every single weekend.

If you have not checked this out in a while you should come give it a try. It used to be a super…read moresmokey dive with sub par food. Now they have a large air filter and febreeze ceiling contraptions that clean the air. Food is currently limited to bar pizza and packaged chips but to be fair, nobody comes to a cheap bar for food. Trivia the last Friday of the month, karaoke about once a week and happy hour M-F 4-7.

There are few times in my life when a meal is just so expertly crafted that I must take a step back…read moreand applaud the person responsible. Last night was one of those meals. It took a little longer than expected, but 8 minutes was pretty good since there were 3 other patrons in the place. When my meal arrived and I tasted it, I noticed how cold it was and how it didn't taste like fish to me. Which is good because my meal that night was a beer served to me by a goddess with twizzler-like locks of hair....I'm guessing it's because both use Red Dye #7 to achieve that color and are probably a bit more plastic than real. We all know, but we're too lazy to care. Anyway, the bar atmosphere is great (if you enjoy learning how not to kill your wife and get caught,) as ID Mystery shows is all you get to see or hear. Unless the cherry haired nymph forgets to shut off the Kardashians with the speed and embarrassment of a teenage boy when his parents catch him watching Scin-imax soft core with his sock dangling off him. Prices are more than fair, cheap actually. But it makes sense now as you pay what you get for. I haven't noticed if the price goes up when other tenders are working. Even with this 5 star service I still find myself returning on the reg. I don't know why, I'm guessing the fake gin has learned some real gin powers and has begun siphoning souls to make her blood strands of hair brighter and brighter. My only other explanation could be she grabbed red dye box#24 not 7 and didn't notice until time time. Btw this is the Fire locked sexpot at the moose....with the tattoos....and sometimes black rimmed glasses....not the one with the same description at Toms, The Point, Smokey Bones, Sharkys, Headkeeper, and 20 bars in the south side. She's the "ORIGINAL" fake gin tender who's won such awards as: That is all.

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

Whether you like to wander nature trails or learn more about the history of our region, Bushy Run…read morewill have something for you! The site commorates a battle that isn't famous, but they have a lot of interesting information about that battle and the war and time period in general. Aside from the museum, there are sprawling grounds that offer historical markers and placards that explain the history of the area. There are also some great trails to enjoy (and are also great for pictures!). They often have reenactment events but also host farmers markets, craft shows and other events on the site. Worth a visit, but especially so if you love history or nature.

A little known battle that took place between the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War…read more Tour guide was knowledgeable and we learned more about the history of Pittsburgh. Reenactment of this battle takes place during the first weekend of August.

Jambrewzle is an annual, one-day festival that celebrates music, art, and beer. I believe that this…read morefestival has been held for 11 years now. I attended Jambrewzle in 2026 at Four Seasons Brewing Company. Admission was free. I had arrived near opening time, so I easily found a parking spot for my vehicle. The music schedule listed several live bands. I heard the local funk and cover band Ostrich Sausage, and I enjoyed listening to their instruments and vocals. Some food trucks were set up to sell pizzas, hotdogs, BBQ, ice creams, and coffees. I purchased a BBQ meal. I had not brought foldable chairs, which perhaps I should have done, but in a field I found a boulder on which I could sit and eat my food. Afterward, I explored the several vendors that sold merchandise such as clothing, jewelry, and jams. Overall, the event was fun. If you like to support local bands and small food and craft businesses, then I encourage you to attend this festival.