My apologies for a lack of pictures. This place is really neat. We like it better than Dave and…read moreBusters, even w our boys now being teenagers. Amusement rides (small), go kart, some snack foods, lots of games, and the best VR game I've ever played. The kids who work there are generally sweet and helpful. Not as pricey as D&Bs.

Fune Fore All has something for just about everyone. I recently visited the place on a stormy…read moreweekend. If it looks like the weather is turning, I'd recommend starting outside and hitting up the batting cages or go-kart racing as those close first. We arrived just as the skies were opening up so concentrated on the inside. We had two small kiddos with us aged 5 years old. The Duckpin bowling was perfect for them. They loved it, and we selected the game theme as Christmas. Why not? It was Christmas in July! While bowling, we ordered dinner so we could eat and play at the same time. Think basic arcade/amusement park fare. But it was all pretty tasty. We ordered a large pizza and some garlic bread sticks. We devoured it all. From here, we went to the arcade, which was the biggest hit with the kids. They just loved all of the game options and winning tickets to win a prize. Personally, I was addicted to the quarter drop games and since it's all payment through a pre-paid card, it's easy to burn through the money! The rain eventually slowed so we checked out the outdoor putt putt golf and took the kids to a few of the rides. They loved the hot air balloons and the swinging ride. I will add, that the rides are more like carnival rides. Several of them were not working. We joined the kids on the spinning seat ride and there was a dramatic moment where they couldn't get any of the lap bars to open. It was actually very nerve-wracking. My bar wouldn't come up but after several tries they got it to open. My son's bar never actually got open after nearly the entire staff came out to help. He was surprisingly calm given the circumstances and we eventually were able to position him in a way that we could pull him out of the ride. The lap bar never opened. It was a little terrifying. But I'm giving the place a strong review since they truly seemed mortified by the situation. And allowed our kids to pick out whatever toy they wanted. While it was pretty traumatizing, they were able to pick out some new toys and that made them so happy. I was just glad I didn't sit in the seat my son was in. I don't know what would have happened!

Really called Cooks, Cages and Clubs - came here on Friday evening for a treat with the kids and in…read morelaws - the Junior ice cream sundaes were HUGE, but the kids loved them. The Large was REALLY BIG, but my in laws enjoyed those :) Good place to go for a little sweet treat on a summer evening!

Recently stopped at Cooks for a treat. There were a fair number of people, which did not surprise…read moreme being that it was the week of the Saxonburg firemans carnival. Most local businesses are very busy during this week. We had to wait about 5 minutes before being able to place our order. Not really a big deal, but looking inside all we could see were 2 teenager employees working. There really needed to be at least 3, preferably 4. Someone dropped the ball on scheduling, OR has a problem with call offs. So we ordered our treats and waited. About 5 minutes after we placed our order, another customer came up to the window and ordered. Some of the people who had ordered before us were beginning to get their cones and shakes, but i could hear one complaining that people who ordered after him got their cones before him. After waiting another 10 minutes or so, the man who had ordered long after me got his shake and cone for his son. Yet, we had not gotten anything. By this time, an adult woman was helping the 2 young people (where was she earlier?). When i finally got my drink, i checked my watch. It took over 20 minutes to get what i ordered. I would have given it one star, but the young employees were very courteous despite being obviously frazzled.

North Park is the largest park in Allegheny County. Spanning parts of McCandless, Hampton, and Pine…read moretownships, it is nearly 3,100 acres in size, and it has a 65-acre lake for boating, kayaking, and fishing. Other amenities are a nature center, golf courses, swimming pool, ice rink, dek hockey rink, ballfields, shelters, off-leash areas for dogs, basketball courts, archery range, tennis courts, fields for radio-control airplanes, Go Ape zip lines, etcetera! This park even has a restaurant and an ice-cream shop. For several years, I have visited this park. Most often I take my dog to the dog park. I have also hiked the trails and enjoyed the beautiful plants and wildlife. I consider this park to be a blessing to the residents of the Northern suburbs and to non-local visitors.

The largest park in the Pittsburgh area (Allegheny County) with a 75 acre lake!…read moreThe lake is great for water activities like fishing or kayaking. There's an ice rink for winter ice skating. Paved walking trails. Wooded areas. Golfing. Swimming pool. Nature center. Hockey courts. Basketball. Tennis courts. Off-leash dog park. So much more! Need an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life? Take a quick trip from Pittsburgh to North Park and let nature do its thing!

This definitely an older course. But they do keep up on basic maintenence and keep the paint…read morejobs up. It has an old school feel with cute figures like a hippo and humpty dumpty. It is very family oriented so a group of two might wait from time to time. They are cash only so be aware, but the price isnt bad at 8 dollars an adult. It is a fun way to kill a couple hours on a weekend afternoon. They also have ice cream, driving range, and batting cages but I did not partake

We had a wonderful time here! The course is fun, with some whimsical decorations, and a few…read moresurprisingly challenging obstacles, hills, and angles on the holes. We weren't sure how to score the last hole, so we made up our own rules for it. Everything seemed decently maintained, and each of the holes had a starter space with three depressions for "teeing off," which is rare, and appreciated! There's a small arcade and plenty of "photo op" spots. There's also an ice cream shop with a nifty retro refrigerator and a good selection of ice cream. The worker when we visited was very pleasant and helpful, and genuinely seemed to be enjoying her job.

My 13 yr old grandson and I Had a Blast Racing , air…read morehockey, arcade and batting cages! AFFORDABLE FUN!

Had a great time with my grandson, we rode the go-carts and played putput golf. Will definitely be…read moreback when I'm back in the area.

This is our second year now going to the 3R Hitting Club. Coach Dan K. has done a fantastic job as…read moremy grandson's Instructor. At age 15 (Sophomore) he is leading his Section for RBIs and Runs score. He is also ranked #1 in Pennsylvania for RBIs and ranked #11 in the Commonwealth for runs score. My grandson hit his first Grand Slam yesterday too. He could not have done it without the help and expertise of the 3R Hitting Club. They are the "best".

From the owner: Phone answers 24/7…read more We offer personalized instruction for individuals, groups, and teams in both baseball and softball. Most of our Instructors have been playing, coaching, and teaching the game for over 40 years. They work with all aspects of the game. Whether it be hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, or attitude; we cover anything and everything. 3R has instructed players as young as 5 years old and as experienced as 74 years old. Text for the fastest response.

I love this place. Super affordable to smack some balls around. They have a putting area as well…read more They have tap or you can go get tokens and they have 2 different size buckets. Either $7 for a half bucket or $11 for a full bucket. I like the driving range as well because there are different things to aim at to really help with your practice.

Back when I was a teenager, the driving range was often selected for dates because it was cheap,…read morefun, and gave us something to do. I'm not into golf unless it's miniature. The driving range here was fun for a bunch of kids to hang out for sure. They've kept that same welcoming for golfers of any skill level. Between the massive driving range, the batting cages, and the awesome miniature golf course, it is just a nostalgic place to hang out.

Immaculate facility's, top notch fields! Located in the New…read moreMonroeville Park West. Surrounded by a nice walking path that is all through the park. A well run and clean concession stand surrounded by four well maintained baseball/softball fields. A nice variety of food, drinks and some sweet treats including a frozen slushy machine. Netting surrounds the fields to cut down on foul ball's. Adequate parking available. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Great environment for the kids and adults to share fun and learning activities associated with baseball and softball. There's also a nice batting cage with two spaces for personal batting practice. Beautiful facilities. Highly recommended!

This is an update to my October 2025 review : Since December 4th the GreenTree Sportsplex Fitness…read moreCenter has been under construction. The renovation has been slow and uncomfortable to workout. Jan 24th there was very little workout equipment. Feb 22nd there is more equipment but still only 4 treadmills. Still very much under construction and a note that March 1st my couples membership would increase to $75 ($49.99 + $24.99) monthly. I spoke with the new fitness manager who advised construction should be complete by June. I requested my membership was cancelled with the customer service person at the front desk that day. My credit card was charged on Feb 28th. My husband emailed today March 2nd and I will follow up in person to cancel my membership.

I know about how people love the sparkling new gyms, the ones filled with guys and gals with their…read morehair perfectly done, the Under Armour, Nike, and Lululemon shimmering under brand new fluorescent lights. I know about how people love that new, well-greased equipment. I know about how people like their nationwide memberships and multiple convenient locations. Greentree doesn't fit those descriptions. At all. Which is actually why it's so awesome. From their simple, easy-to-navigate website: "The Greentree SportsPlex has always prided itself on being a friendly multi-sport family fitness facility, catering to the fitness fanatic, weekend warrior, and young athlete alike. Our staff is comprised of professional athletes, former collegiate student-athletes, and exercise enthusiast who take pride is helping our members with their fitness and health goals, no matter how small or large the goal is." Hidden at the top of a windy hill, this place is the epitome of of gritty, down-to-earth fitness. I have attended Marcy's hardcore Zumba classes on Mondays, and she is a rockstar. I've been to my fair share of Zumba classes, and her choreography is challenging yet fun and very dance-oriented, which I love. She integrates her dance background very well, and her song choices are always top notch. She also adds a great ab workout at the end. Kids run around getting ready for soccer practice, and there are activities for people of all ages and walks of life. Drop in classes are only $7, which is less than many fitness centers' package classes. The facilities may be older, but they are very clean and they provide towels if you need them. Accessible and caters to exactly the audience that its mission states it caters to. I like it.