I recently came here to hit some golf balls with a few friends. We were able to snag two bays side…read moreby side which was nice . A bucket of golf balls isn't too expensive. They have golf pros situated around the dome if help is needed. Overall, we had a good experience and will be back in the future.

I was here on a Saturday with a friend. Lovely little course. Wish it was a bit more lively. But I…read morehad a great time. They need to clean up the waterfall area where the mold and smile build up is from leaks. Good for a cheap date or afternoon.

My name is Hitt, I'm from Pittsburgh PA. I do many things but one of the things I like to do is…read moreexperience everything I humanly can from foods to places plus people and things. Rather than write a long review and clutter the reviews with anymore long reviews (no knock, you guys are great) I'm just gonna get right to the point... This place? I'm primarily focused on the Disc Golf Course behind it. This course is 9 holes. The course is made by the school kids. Looks easy but deceiving. Good luck!

The park would be a great park if it was maintained & was monitored…read more I like right down the street and do not feel safe taking my daughter to this park. There is always trash everywhere, benches are broken, the playset is broken in so many places and the graffiti is horrendous! The water fountain has been broken for months, doesn't drain and is growing algae. The basketball court & football field are not kept up. The bleachers to the football field are falling apart, the score board is from 1973 and it's usually over grown. The fence is broken in so many areas, both at the basketball court & football field. The park is not at all monitored! People will be at the park at 10-11pm, not playing but doing other inappropriate things. While kids are running around, there will be adults and teens smoking both cogitated and other things. Multiple times there have been fights at this park with the cops called. This is just a horrible place to take your children, our tax dollar should go to good use to maintain and monitor this park, but it does not!

The girls locker room is the coolest! it has LED lights, and positive wording on the walls.read more

Happened to be here when a disabled tournament and other games were going on. Typical rink for…read moremost part. Not really clean and a bit worn. The parking lot is way undersized. People were parking in lots of adjacent businesses including the Target which was not a short walk. The cartways are really small and narrow that someone got hit in the lot. Number of handicapped spaces was limited to two which seems low for the carrying capacity of the building. The ramp isn't even close to ADA. The ledge to get in two of the rinks is very high. One not so much but they didn't put the disabled folks on the "low" ledge rink, even when requested for the next day. Not a 5 star rink in my opinion

My wife had an appointment for knee pain. The staff felt compelled to X-ray her hip instead even…read morethough we told the radiologist and orderly that there was no hip pain, it was her knee. They ignored my wife's comments. They later realized they had X-rayed the wrong portion of her body. Hey, have you ever thought about actually listening to the patient? My impression: incompetence! I would not go back and certainly would not recommend UPMC Lemieux.

Magee Women's Imaging is located on the left UPMC side of the Lemieux Sports Complex. I had a much…read morequicker experience this year. When I called to schedule, they gave me the correct number (last year it was wrong number) to call from the parking lot when I arrived. It's upstairs in the elevator, second floor. You check in with the self service kiosk. I had an 8am appointment, with required 7:45 arrival & I was out by 8:10. Plenty of parking at that time of day. If you haven't been here it's hard to find from Rt 228, but you turn in at Cranberry Springs Dr & the go left up the hill. The complex is across from Firebirds Restaurant. Enter the UPMC side of the building & take elevator to second floor & turn right. Staff always very friendly.

The JCC family park is a nice facility for spending the day with the kids. The kiddie pool is great…read morewith a waterfalls shroom and water squirting out of some half circles that provide a fun environment for the kids. It is also contained so they can't run into the big pool. The Olympic size pool provides plenty of space for the older kids to play while the deep end provides a diving area with about 4 lap lanes in the middle. There is plenty of space and chairs to sit in the sun and the environment is peaceful and relaxing. The family park is a nice perk to being a member of the J for sure.

I came for a Pitt basketball game back far back in winter 1999-2000 which is saying a lot as ever…read moresince then, I've thought regularly about this venue namely since it is so large, heavy, and bulky of a building perched seemingly precariously up so far so high on the hill overlooking the Oakland district in what's locally formerly known as the Hill District now more so by its more historical names of Middle Hill and Terrace Village. Ticketing at the will call window as I recall way back when was very easy with just id and get your ticket. This was in the beginnings of online ticketing thus wasn't as big a thing. Entry and security were thin and light as I recall more innocent days of our nation's history with cursory checks and no real worries. The interior was surprisingly massive with a very airy feel fit for a Div I men's basketball (now that seems so sexist, but was a term said without weight, implication, or reconsideration back then) arena. Flow and foot traffic were decent since the very brisk wintertime and far-away-from-campus location kept attendence below max with whipping winds chasing us all the way up the walk from Fifth Ave below. There isn't much atop the hill here but this building with just a darkness ominuous beyond the campus border, at least relative to a not-from-here undergraduate student. That feeling still sits with me to this very day, partly also since it was such a formulative time of my life. The amenities as I recall were many with a varied array of vendors for fan paraphernalia (but similar pricing to official fan stores and campus bookstores) and food (relegated to stadium-like staples, back then during the early days of food awareness). Bathrooms were where the building's historic nature showed which were then unupdated. And that's all I can recall! A historic storied place for sporting. I believe years later they moved to the shiny Petersen Place leaving this for practice.

This field house is an athletic event facility that normally hosts University of Pittsburgh…read morewrestling, volleyball, gymnastics, and indoor track events. I come here almost every year for one event held in March. The event was previously called the Dapper Dan although it is now called the Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic. This event features talented high school wrestlers; half of which are headed to college to wrestle at elite schools. The overall quality of the maintenance is the best part of the facility. Things aren't left in disrepair and abandoned here. The university has put effort into maintaining and/or improving the current space they have. My issues with the facility are minor and I don't really want to harp on them too much. I'm not a fan of the entrance, as I think it should have more structure (aka: security). The other thing I don't really like is the snack bar selection, which is the normal crap you get from a snack bar. Think mini pizza, nachos, popcorn, pop, hot dog, and some other stuff. I think the selection could be varied from the norm to spice things up while still turning a profit.

On my way into downtown, I stopped here and found a place to enjoy the lunch I prepared in the…read moreSprinter van. It's an OK park with a really nice playground and a big open field. A bit too much trash for my liking and while they have supplies for the dog walkers, it seems that some people don't know enough to pick it up. People suck. [Review 20414 overall - 624 in Pennsylvania - 1393 of 2023.]

So far so good Taking some coaching here…read more I never knew it existed actually I like that I see dog walkers here

I had an amazing time playing tennis during the 2022 summer with the Pittsburgh Tennis League. It…read morewas my first time playing this league. It had a lot of players eager to play, so there were plenty of playing opportunities. The website and app of the league made it really easy to find players, see their home courts, get their contact info and reach out to schedule matches. I loved the features for submitting scores after each match and following the leaderboard as the league progressed. I got the opportunity to travel to many different parts in and around Pittsburgh during the course of this league. It allowed me to learn about different neighbourhoods, and their communities, parks and sporting facilities. But the best thing about this league was the amazing and diverse group of players I met. In short, the league is well organized, the website and app makes it easy to schedule matches and the playing environment is fantastic. I will highly recommended it to anyone looking to play tennis regularly with a jolly group of players!

A great initiative run by a highly efficient and understanding administrative staff. The league is…read morea simple round robin, with a fun play-off at the end of the season. I have only good things to say about PTL. They refunded me when I injured myself, and the match play itself (when I've managed to stay in one piece) has been mostly competitive. Very flexible, highly recommended.