Pros: The bus picked us up at the hotel…read moreFun atmosphere You can bring on your own drinks Cons: Guide Jeff didn't consider the group before he delivered a series of inappropriate jokes More for bachelorette crowd, not business people - we thought we were getting a guided tour of the city. We learned very little. Disappointing. Pro tip: This is more of a party bus, so if you're looking for something more educational this isn't it

The Burgh Bus was an absolute blast…read more On Saturday I rode the bus for their special Hop N' Roll Taproom event with Inner Groove Brewing. There was music, comedy, bubbles, karaoke and of course, beer I can't think of a more entertaining way to explore Pittsburgh. I HIGHLY recommend this bus tour for anyone interested in exploring Pittsburgh.

First off, this is not a "family friendly" campground. There is nothing to keep children occupied…read morehere, so if you have children, bring stuff to keep them busy. The campground is on a literal mountain top, so it is surrounded by cliffs- great for a view but not suitable for adventurous children or animals. Driving in off the highway was complicated and you will hit many serpentine curves on steep hills. Of course that's nothing the campground can be faulted for, I'm just warning you in advance. They provide directions on the website to avoid low-hanging bridges etc. it's at least 16min from the nearest restaurant or grocery store so plan accordingly. Otherwise the space was a clean plot of land, which the owner clearly puts in effort to keep nice. There is nothing store except an honor system for ice and fire wood. Bring cash. If you have a pull through site, expect no shade/trees. The only sites with shade are around the edge. I had no experience with their toilet/shower situation but I hear you have to pay for it, which, after camping for 30+ years, I have never heard of. Overall, it's a nice plot of land but it was a distance from any civilization and it was not made for children to enjoy.

Beautiful campground literally on a mountain top! The park emailed detailed directions to make sure…read morewe didn't get stuck on a low-over pass route. It was pouring rain when we landed- the spots were all pretty level and really easy to navigate. The forties fog surrounding us in the morning was beautiful! The rainbow after the storm was a great bonus! Highly recommend

Super classy business!! I needed to transfer 12 people from the PIT airport to downtown, and First…read moreClass wasn't able to help, because my group was too large. The owner referred me to a competitor. Wow, he could have easily told me I needed 2 or 3 of his cars, but he was kind enough to think of the customer. I was so impressed I did ask him how much would it be for a van (7 pax) and a car, and it wasn't that much more than the competitor's 14 pax van. I haven't decided if I want to use 3 cars, or 1 car, but I'm glad to know he didn't try to snooker me. Class act, and I hope that people will consider this company when hiring a vehicle.

This is the most reliable car service I have experienced in Pittsburgh. Amazing service. For the…read morelast four years, we have used them each week to pick up and drop off colleagues at the airport. They're always waiting by the Hertz counter, ahead of time, without fail. Even when the flight is early or had a 3 hour delay. They charge about $10 more than a yellow cab. If you have client you need picked up or dropped off at the airport, I would highly recommend First Class. My first time in Pittsburgh, when the driver heard I was on an interview, he even gave me a free tour of a few neighborhoods in the city.

Rick and his team are fantastic! We have used them on numerous trips, including our honeymoon…read more Recently they provide stellar service on a three week trip that included the Philippines and Japan. We are grateful of their expert knowledge of both areas as they guided us to hotels in the perfect location. Tremendous and highly recommended!

Second time chaperoning a multi-night high school trip organized by Classic, this time to…read moreNashville. Rick planned a great trip with incredible activities - line dancing, songwriting seminar, Country Music Hall of Fame, Lyle Lovett w/the NSO, waterpark, the Grand Ole Opry, and still time for shopping (so many hats)/people watching on Broadway. Highly recommend.

Great representation of our city. If you need directions, help getting around or want to know the…read morebest places to visit as a tourist this Visit Pittsburgh is a wonderful resource. In addition, they have a great little gift shop with reasonably priced Pittsburgh themed items. As a native, I've made a couple of purchases as gifts for friends and family living elsewhere.

We left our walking books at home so decided to poke our noses in here. Helpful advice,…read moreinteresting conversation with a Pittsburgh artist who was selling beautiful prints. Very reasonably priced. If only I had a place to put them. He just happened to be there and to hear tales of Mr Rooney and the South Side Slopes....Pittsburgh done in an interesting exciting way. Just beautiful. Wonderful souvenirs. I bought a Pittsburgh hobo bag for $11. I nearly bought a Mr Rogers t shirt for $16. Jigsaw puzzles galore and do you remember when the big duck came to town? They have a mouse pad. So it is a visitor center with lots of advice but they have lots of Pittsburgh stuff for sale. I am still trying to figure out a place for those beautiful prints. But what a treat to come in here. Very reasonable if something catches your eye. Otherwise good tourist advice.

Sitting in the bosses office with my blouse down around my arms, I was mad at myself for not being…read morebetter prepared that day, feeling nervous, and a tad faint - as I usually am in such predicaments. But, a tiny prick later and the deed was done. Thanks to the friendly and more importantly gentle folks at Passport Health, getting my annual flu shot was painless and due to their 'in office' Flu clinics, hassle-free. Just remember to wear a short or loose sleeved blouse should they make a visit to an office near you. ;)

With a shortage of our vaccine, this location was very convenient having hours open on the weekend.read more

I reached out to Windbliss Travel last minute for suggestions on a mystery theater to attend in New…read moreOrleans. She did not disappoint and found one that was not only extremely entertaining and engaging, it used history directly from the local area which I love learning about! After our short trip was finished I wished I had used her for more travel itinerary ideas/tours but will definitely be reaching out for our next vacation in the near future. Can we say Norway 2027!

First of all, the address is bad. It is actually across the street by Burlington and Rite Aid. We…read morethought our Connect Card expired because the back said replace them every 4 years on your birthday. Apparently, that has changed, and our cards would have been good until 4 years until the issue date. Lindsay thought she couldn't renew them but noticed we are from Ohio, and an exception was made. Good, fast, easy service, so we are good to go. It is much easier to use public transport in Pittsburgh, where the roads are screwy. But do take note that the business is actually across the street. I don't know why they say Library Station when both the Port Authority website and the Yelp map clearly show downtown.

I needed to go downtown for a meeting, and I decided instead of paying about $20 for parking and a…read morefew bucks for gas that I would ride the T and pay $5.50 for the trip. Library is convenient to me, and they have a nice large parking lot. And it has the advantage of being the end of the line which pretty much guarantees choice of seat.