PNC Park

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2 years ago

A wonderful stadium to watch a ballgame! Saw the Pirates beat the Cardinals on July 23rd this summer. Easy to get food, and beer! Beautiful view of the city! read more

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Yvette K.

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3 years ago

Great atmosphere and views for days! Fantastic fans and food too! Make it out to a game whether or not you're a Pirates fan. Walkable distance from downtown hotels and restaurants and bars read more

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The most beautiful park in the MLB. Beautiful city skyline is the background for the stadium. Many great dining options. There isn't a bad seat in the house! It's a shame the product on the field isn't as good as the field itself. I only visit now when the tickets are free. I support the players but not the owner. He's more concerned with the bottom line rather than putting a winning team on the field. Enjoy, Let's Go Bucs. read more

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PNC Park is a beautiful ballpark and ranks up at the top as one of the best views of any city. Our tour guide Valerie is a also tour guide for the Penguins and Steelers. To day she like all citizens of Pittsburgh are of their city and sports team would be understatement. I've seen passionate fan bases but Pittsburgh is a whole other level. PNC Park has amazing views from the dugout to the press boxes. Seeing where the players take batting practice inside the Park to where Roberto Clemente's quote is the last thing before players enter the field is incredible. If you're in Pittsburgh and have the opportunity to do a tour. Do it. Highly recommended. read more

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Who doesn't love PNC Park? Oh wait... Probably the Cincinnati Reds. Bahaha! I've been here dozens of times over the years. I am a lifelong Pirates fan, no matter what! The views of the city are incredible. The food is plentiful and very good. I used to live for their hot dogs and even though I am vegan mostly and vegetarian sometimes I'll find something that I can have here, but if I want something else good I'll have it :P Btw, Their plant-based burger is the bomb! Beers, Popcorn, and Pirates baseball is life! I've ate just about anything and everything from here so there is something for anyone. I remember I used to get so excited to come to a game just so I could get get a Primanti Bros. sandwich and an I.C. Beer while watching the game. The best 1-2 combo! The best ballpark in the US! Go Bucs!!! (clicks I.C. Light cans together) read more

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Great ball bark ! Downtown Pittsburgh! Easily accessible, parking on $15 Nice River Walk behind the outfield Would definitely go back read more

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Athena B.

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As a baseball fan, in my opinion this stadium probably has the best view! It's stunning! The bathrooms are clean and there are so many food options! We enjoyed the Fat Heads area in the outfield! So fun! Can't wait to come back for another game! read more

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Kelsey R.

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Most beautiful arena in the MLB. Staff is great. So many viewing areas other than your seats. Beautiful city views. Only four stars instead of five because of the new way they're doing food ordering. Most food stations around the stadium are kiosk ordering only. You order on the machine, get a receipt, and then staff fulfill your order. Even if you just get a drink, you have to use this and wait in line after people also waiting for food. If there are lots of folks waiting, it's increasingly confusing and staff are forced to haphazardly fulfill orders. For something that was meant to streamline things, it ultimately causes more confusion and is a pain in the ass. read more

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I'm a baseball fanatic to the point that family vacations tend to be planned around Minor League and Major League schedules (and hot dog joints). As a Texas Rangers loyalist, it pains me to admit that PNC is perhaps my favorite ballpark -- ever. Though I spent money on decent tickets, I seriously doubt that there's a bad seat in the house. The staff here was polite. Food and drink options were plenty. I rooted for the home team because that's what I do. Still, the Mets whipped the Bucs. Sorry, y'all. But dang! The ballpark here is just phenomenal! read more

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Rob M.

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2 years ago

Son and I saw a game here on July 3, 2024. We both agree this is one of the best baseball parks we've ever been to. The stadium is very open and has AWESOME views looking out toward the city. We went on $1 hot dog night, so that saved us a few dollars. Lots of concessions and gift shops surround the park. Easy to navigate around and truly not a bad seat in the house. We sat second row in the RF bleachers for $20 each ticket. Beautiful stadium, nice area around the stadium with lots of hotels, bars, and restaurants within walking distance. read more

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Markiesa B.

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2 years ago

First time visiting the pirates stadium and seeing them play and I had a good time. Got tickets at the box office for standing room only. Security was a breeze and we went up a few floors to get the view we wanted. The energy was loud and good in there. Lots of people and overall good time read more

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Aditi S.

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The best MLB stadium hands down. The view is unmatched and it's always a fun time coming to watch games - even if the Pirates are losing. The giveaways are a plus and the food/drinks are great but pricy. Can't wait to come back and hopefully see a win! read more

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Jennifer B.

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Not a bad seat in the house. Love the view of the city from all angles of our beautiful park. Lots of different food options drinks (even water!) are pretty pricey. We always have fun when we go to a game read more

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Zach P.

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Amazing. Just amazing. I've been to 11 ballparks and this place blew me away. The views are the best, the concourse is easy to navigate, and relatively affordable cost wise food for a stadium. I HIGHLY recommend Mannys Pierogis in left center field. I sat behind home, along with the lower parts of 1st and 3rd baseline. Great views of the city but the way the stadium is built I could probably have a better view the higher I go. read more

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Tom T.

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PNC Park is a family friendly stadium. There is not a bad seat in the house. With plenty of food options, you can't go wrong. Win or lose, you should be able to have a good time at the ballpark. read more

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Russ S.

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EXCEPTIONAL ball park. I've now seen games at 20 of 30 MLB ball parks, and this is a top tier venue for enjoying a competitive baseball game. The views from within the park are amazing, the food is surprisingly affordable, and the people are as kind as can be. PLENTY of inexpensive public parking, which is pretty unusual for MLB parks. read more

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Melinda M.

10 months ago

I knew I'd love PNC Park. The views are immaculate. The vendors are all super nice and friendly. We parked a few blocks away with a short walk through the bars and restaurants. Love that they have these options for before and after the game. Gaining access to the stadium is easy. We entered through the gate located near right field. A bit of a line before gates opened but nothing too insane, and seemed to move quickly. Would definitely visit this ballpark again. read more

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Denise W.

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1 year ago

Best ball park around. I always enjoy seeing my Pirates play when I am back home. Did not care for the hotdog with the pierogies on it, I only ate the pickles and pierogies the meat was so dry it ruined the whole thing. Got my Pirate Pickleball Paddle!! read more

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Doug M.

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Was in Pittsburgh and had time to catch an afternoon game versus the Brewers. In regards to the actual baseball park...it is terrific. Great with lines and open air...as someone who loves to catch MLB games when traveling...this is a great place. But the food is not so great. I was surprised by how limited the options were...a lot of today's parks are also food destinations...but not here. Settled for a basic chili dog and cheese with a pickle..it was ok...but nothing great. read more

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Grant O.

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Pnc park is always a hit! This ballpark has to be top 5 in America! Super clean facility and I feel like the atmosphere is very great! Even though the pirates are not a good team, the stadium is good! read more

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Tiffany F.

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The most beautiful MLB stadium I've ever been to. My husband wants to see all the stadiums in America so we went to Pittsburgh specifically to see the Yankees take on the pirates. It happened on a family day and they had kid activities and both our kids got a free Clemente Jersey! I love how they have so many kids activities in the stadium, a playground, a play/climb on bridge and a climb on ship. So fun!! The food kiosk ordering wasn't too complicated but hard to find locations of food based off recommendations read prior to going. We parked close by for $20 but saw a lot of people walking across the bridge. Lots of family restrooms available which was nice. The skyline was just perfect. Wish the Yankees won but we had a great time! read more

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Chase O.

1 year ago

I love this stadium! Home of the pirates! The seats are comfy the food is good and the service is great! The only problem is the food is slightly overpriced but its a stadium what more could you expect. Still a great place overall read more

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Lucas D.

1 year ago

Ok, First the city itself is not bad but there are lots of bad drivers PNC Park itself tho wasn't bad staff was not bad but it was pretty dirty the atmosphere was pretty mid read more

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LaToya E.

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This is probably one of the most accessible ball parks ive been to. Parking was easy and close, getting into the ballpark and finding our seats was quick and getting drinks/snacks was easy. I dont love the self serve stations but I guess it did make thinks move quickly. Overall, good park, good game, will return. I also love that you can see the city skyline from the seats. read more

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Lou C.

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Nice ballpark, wide concourses and comfortable seating. Lots of parking options in the area, and getting through the entry gate was fairly painless. Prices, of course, are exorbitant at the concession stands, but that's usually the case for arenas and stadiums. read more

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Samantha R.

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The views at PNC Park are unparalleled and I highly doubt any other ballpark can beat it. Pirates games are so relaxing and fun and the stadium is easy enough to navigate. The food could be a bit better for the price but then again it's what you'd expect from ballpark food. PNC Park hosts other events when it isn't baseball season and it's really fun to be inside the park during those times. read more

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Kyle B.

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Great ballpark positioned nicely in the heart of the city. Parking is not chaotic. Inside the stadium is very modern with a variety of food options. The best part is the city views of skyline and bridges. Hands down would return if ever in the Burgh' read more

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Jon G.

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We took a walk recently down on the North Shore. Going past PNC Park,we noticed the newer Hall of Fame tribute set up along the walkway. There were large baseballs honoring Hall of Fame baseball players from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Crawfords and the Homestead Grays. There was also a garden with all of their numbers with a plaque. A great piece of Pittsburgh baseball history. read more

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Khanh N.

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One of the most dopest baseball parks I've ever been to! We were so excited and got even more excited when our Uber driver said it's one of the most nicest field. The view was just gorgeous there you can literally see the bridge while watching the game. I had finally gotten the chance to try the Primanti sandwich which was very interesting to say the least lol. The beers here were amazing and very well needed during a ball game. I recommend the Voodoo Ranger. You drink 2-3 of these, gets you type litttt lol. Amazing. Just amazing, we plan to be back to visit soon! read more

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Isaac M.

1 year ago

The food is good. I love the crab fries and the burgers but it is super expensive. Also if you're a Pirates fan, then good luck watching them trying to win with their horrible defensive skills. read more

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Olivia O.

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PNC park is such a great baseball / event park. It is always well kept and ran well. They have a nice selection of food and beverage options. There's something for everyone. On Fridays during the pirates season they even have happy hour! They have college nights here. I went to IUP and the college nights they host here are top notch. All and all when at PNC park you feel like you're on vacation. read more

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Brian C.

1 year ago

One of the most beautiful baseball parks in the USA. Friendly people, great views and spectacular experience.

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Morgan B.

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The ball park is nice, but they are now cash free. Staff is friendly and helpful. I brought some cash for tips. We had a nice time but the cost of food and drink is really over the top. There are a lot of people from workers to fans. The seats are very small. Hubs and I are probably just above average size with a few extra pounds, and we had to sit arm in arm to be comfortable. It's still a nice place to visit once in a while. The views, the sounds, and the feelings make it all enjoyable. read more

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Olivia M.

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Great views and wonderful food options! It's always a fun night at the ballpark. We also love Friday happy hour before first pitch! read more

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Linda S.

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Easy in. Lots of fun food and the Buccos! Friendly ushers and beer vendors . Cleanish restrooms. read more

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Kendoll C.

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super accessible stadium- we parked nearby in the casino garage for free & enjoyed a short walk along the river- we bought standing room only tickets & had a great time taking in a variety of views when exploring the stadium- the stadium had a great design with ample patio style 'first come first serve' open seating/standing table options to accommodate the 'standing room only' concept- staff & vendors were very friendly- the open stadium design had fantastic ambiance, with the backdrop of the city (rivers/bridges) just beautiful- i loved the look of the kids play area too, though we didn't have our kids in tow to explore- while we didn't eat/drink at the park, I noticed there was a lot of choices- but prices seemed extremely high overall a nice visit- the local fans were fun to cheer with- read more

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Adam H.

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Finally got a chance to check out PNC Park. Not a bad stadium and easy to get to. The real perk of the park is the view of downtown & Clemente Bridge from inside the stadium. Especially along the 1st base line about 20 rows back. Concession prices were on par with other sporting events. Plenty of parking in the area. Wouldn't say I'd go.to a ton of games, but with what tickets cost it's a good option if nothing else is going on. read more

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Corbin A.

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2 years ago

PNC stadium is an excellent stadium which features the beautiful Pittsburgh skyline, seemingly from all of the seats available! On this particular night, they hosted a kids night with a drone show. The drone show was really neat to watch as I've never seen one! Overall a great experience despite a bit of rainy weather! read more

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Bill J.

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One of, if not the most, beautiful baseball parks in the United States. Great venue for baseball... and it has all the amenities to go along with it. Great views of the city, terrific food and drink, vendors with T-shirts and souvenirs. It's close to bars and restaurants and sits on the near Northside of town. Convenient to get to, and there's always lots of things you can do nearby before or after a game. Baseball is a National pastime, and what's better on a summer day than to watch our National League team, the Pirates! Always a favorite way to spend an afternoon or evening. read more

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Still the best ballpark in MLB, by far! Easy access, lots of adjacent parking reasonably priced, and not a bad seat in the house! I've sat near everywhere here - from peanut heaven (by far my favorite) to right behind the dugout on either side...and it's all good! Great concession choices, expensive drinks (but I don't imbibe so no biggie to me), and it's a kid friendly place for family fun watching the Bucs (that unfortunately aren't such a good team, but we love 'em anyway!). Come on down to the ballpark! Go Bucs! read more

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Does PNC Park allow dogs?

No, PNC Park does not allow dogs.

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Does PNC Park have bike parking?

Yes, PNC Park has bike parking.

Does PNC Park have parking?

Yes, PNC Park has parking options. Garage Parking, Private Lot Parking

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Does PNC Park have free WiFi?

Yes, PNC Park has free WiFi.

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I am headed to PNC park for a 1:00 game on August 2 (Tuesday). We have the option of taking a Sprinter van that seats 9 (there are 8 of us) but I am not sure we will be ale to park it in one of the lots? Does anyone have any advice?

There are many ground lots with no height restrictions and you can reserve a space online prior to arrival: https://www.mlb.com/pirates/ballpark/transportation/parking

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2.4 mi

A very cool gym at Pitt ... It's spacious, lots of natural light, many cardio & weight machines and…read morea good number of racquetball courts. They are also great about leaving out disinfectant wipes for people to help clean up. You will get a pre-workout walking up "cardiac hill" to get to there, but I suppose your upper thigh areas will thank you. I think the gym is only for students, so you get a steady crowd of freshman and twenty-somethings who are more focused on their own physique, instead of various versions of Older Lurchy Guy - you know, that dude who has ulterior motives for showing to the big-chain health clubs. If you can get in, go get your workout on!!!

As a music fan, I've often wondered why? Why is it that some older acts continue to play the same…read moreold songs year after year, touring the beer/rib festivals, and generally sounding worse and worse playing rote versions of their most obvious hits? Hootie & the Blowfish and Gin Blossoms were already on this circuit only a few years after their biggest hits. I think I saw an ad once for Foghat appearing at a local car dealership. The Beach Boys? We won't even discuss them. Whereas other veteran artists continue to pay attention to their craft and continue to write and record solid music even if it doesn't sell as well as it used to. They still sell the larger venues and still put an effort into their shows. I'm talking acts like John Mellencamp, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Robert Plant, Carlos Santana, John HIatt, Bonnie Raitt, and a few others. They also seem adept at attracting younger fans. Neil Young clearly falls into the latter category. And that's who my brother Paul, my dad & I saw this past week at the Pete. Neil Young is clearly an intergenerational artist. The dad loved his music the first time around and the bro and I got into him back in the 1990s when he started appearing with Pearl Jam, Nirvana, & others. Neil Young is also multifaceted. You're either going to get Acoustic Neil (a la the movie "Neil Young: Heart of Gold") or you're going to get the hard rock, distortion, fuzz tone Neil, especially when he plays with Crazy Horse. And that's what we got! Curiously, the set began with Neil's roadies setting things up, dressed either as construction workers or lab technicians/scientists. One of 'em, apparently the leader (wearing an Albert Einstein wig), was giving directions as faux amps were lifted out of their faux crates. Then they applauded themselves as a huge novelty vintage mic was set up center stage. It was really bizarre, especially when you consider that Neil Young is not known for his sense of whimsy. They also played a prerecorded version of the "Star Spangled Banner", but since Neil's Canadian, shouldn't they have first played "O Canada" like at the ballgame? The band then went into thundering versions of some of their best known material like "Love and Only Love" and "Powderfinger". He then went into a new song (don't roll your eyes), "Walk Like a Giant" which addresses some of his generations successes and failures. "Walk Like a Giant" ranks up there with the best he's ever done. And those of us who like Acoustic Neil were treated to a haunting version of "The Needle and the Damage Done" and "Twisted Road", an homage to Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison. Oddly enough, Neil Young & Crazy Horse did not perform any material of their 2012 album, "Americana". But we did get "Cinnamon Girl", "Hey Hey, My My", and "Like a Hurricane", which was the encore. The song "Hey Hey, My My" tells us "It's better to burn out/than it is to rust". Ironically, sitting there I could not believe I was watching a 67 year old man on stage.

Harris Theater

4.2

(19 reviews)

0.5 mi

Nice little theater downtown showing unusual movies. My friend and I went to see highly-rated…read moreKontinental '25. Not too expensive - I think I paid around $12 or $13; my friend $10 something for a senior ticket. They asked if we wanted to sit upstairs or downstairs. The benefit, apparently, of upstairs is that the captions are somewhat more at eye level. But we chose downstairs toward the back, and it didn't bother us at all. We ordered a small popcorn to share - no butter - and it was good (I wasn't as over the moon as some --- it was popcorn!). The restrooms are another flight down and quite clean, as was the theater, in general. We'll definitely be back.

We had an exceptional experience watching the recent Brazilian film "Secret Agent" recently - the…read moretheater reminded me of what it was like to go to the movies when I was younger - in a good way. Also, the popcorn from the concessions in the front is AWESOME! Great experience overall; just remember that it's not a multiplex 3-D recliner experience - this is the way we used to roll back in the day!

The popular popcorn - this is a small

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Row House Cinema

4.6

(80 reviews)

2.9 mi

I feel lucky this place exists. They play every genre imaginable, from all across the globe and…read moreranging from the classics to new releases. I love the themed blocks and the special events, like the secret screenings and the showings that include food. I can't recommend this place enough!

My husband noticed they were having a showing of Killer Klowns from outer space at 1:05PM on a…read moreThursday. We bought out tickets before the show and the attendants let us check out the theatre first to pick out seats. It's a small theatre, so I appreciated being able to check out which seats had, imho, the best view. The show started on time and the movie was great. They have, draft beer, popcorn, soda, water, candy, etc. You can also bring a beer from bierport into the theatre for a small fee! I would check this theatre out again next time I'm in town.

Hallway leading into theatre

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University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine

2.0

(33 reviews)

2.4 mi

I had tooth extractions done by Dr Adlesic he caused a puncture between my mouth and sinus cavity I…read morehave had four surgeries since 10/20/24 the last one on 4/14/2025 7 days in Hospital. Scared for life. Look at photos all form a tooth being extracted. STAY AWAY FROM DR ADLESIC AT ALL COSTS.

I have been calling the implant Center for days on end and nobody answers the phone or returns…read morecalls. I have to reschedule an appointment for this Thursday but no one will contact me and I have left countless messages. I am at my wits end. I really am just so frustrated!

Result of tooth extraction

Result of brutal tooth extraction

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Result of tooth extraction

Museum of Illusions - Pittsburgh

4.0

(68 reviews)

0.1 mi

Awesome experience! We went last night and Savanna made our visit perfect and captured all the…read morelittle things helping make memories special

Overpriced…read more Tourist Trap. Not a museum at all. It's gallery sized. Takes about 30 minutes to view everything. That includes the time you are stuck waiting for tourists to snap their instagram photos.

Was I really standing on my head?

The boys.

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John, Baldy, McGrane Memorial Field

3.0

(1 review)

3.2 mi

Pittsburgh is blessed with some nice sandlot baseball fields. This field is in Leslie Recreation…read moreCenter in Lawrenceville abutting the Allegheny cemetery. A nice spot to walk, take in a came and/or grab a bite at any of the proximate restaurants. Nothing says Spring like baseball. Keep your eyes out for future Pirates.

Dormont Pool

4.5

(27 reviews)

4.0 mi

For just $8?! It can't be beat…read more Had a lovely Sunday Funday at the Dormont Pool. They have lots of parking and you can't bring your own chair and float. It wasn't nearly as crowded as I expected it to be-there was lots of space to spread out. I was also impressed with how clean everything was. The snack bar had lots of tasty and affordable options.

Super-popular pool in the South Hills, very close to downtown Pittsburgh. It's another of my…read morefavorites. Been going to this pool since I was in my late teens and often took my daughter to this pool when she was young. Living in the city it was nice to make a mini trek to the pool for something different. I've been known to swing by when home for visits as well. The pool is huge with lots of space to sprawl out and hang out on a towel or blanket when not in the water. Very well taken care of.

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Forsythe Miniature Golf & Snacks

I finally made it to Forsythe Mini Golf and Snacks. Such a cute farm woodsy decor with hanging…read morelights, mature trees and split rail fences. I stopped by after a walk in Carnegie Park, literally next door, for a snack. Their speciality is homemade ice cream cookie sandwiches. I split the s'mores with my hubby and was surprised when they offered to cut the sandwich in half... what a nice service. There are a couple of tables to the right of the snack stand. Highly recommend this indulgent summer treat!

I have been going to Forsythe for mini golf for a couple of decades now and have seen the changes…read moreand it's all great. Heck, if in season when I'm home for visits, friends and I still like to swing by and play. Get it? Swing by...lol. It's such a cute mini-golf set up that has stood the test of time. A fixture in the Carnegie landscape. They're always busy (great thing) and service is always super helpful and friendly.

Party Sandwich with a party cookie (white chocolate chip and sprinkles with birthday cake ice cream)

19th hole, free round of golf!

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Kniess' Miniature Golf

4.6

(54 reviews)

4.6 mi

We had such a wonderful experience at Kniess' mini golf course yesterday! Mary, the owner, was…read moreincredibly kind, and all of her employees were very accommodating and welcoming throughout our visit. You can really feel the friendly atmosphere from the moment you arrive. The golf course itself is beautiful, well-kept, and full of unique character. There is so much cool paraphernalia and fun trinkets all throughout the property that make it interesting even between holes. Every hole was set up so neatly, with creative layouts, multiple drops, and thoughtful details that kept it fun the entire way through. I especially loved that they had an easier course for younger kids, which made it perfect for our children, and we also noticed the moving/more challenging course, which looked like something my husband and I would love to come back and try on our own. The seating areas placed along the way made it feel relaxing and enjoyable, and there was so much to look at that the whole experience felt special. One helpful thing to know before you go: it is cash only, so make sure you come prepared. It was $25 for 2 adults and 2 kids under 6. Overall, such a fun family outing with a lot of charm -- we will absolutely be back!

So delightful and whimsical and fun. I went with a group of 4 and it was the perfect amount of…read morepeople. It's a bit older, but definitely not run down. I think they should offer more refreshment options because we were out there for like 2 hours in the sun.

Dragon

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Paradise Island Bowl and Beach

"The beach is open," I explain to my husband, tossing him some sunscreen. "Lather up," I said…read more The outdoor space at Paradise Island is open May - September. It has an upper level with a bar and cornhole setup. The lower level has a stage, another bar, and lots of tables. You are right on the river so you can dock your boat or relax by the water. Drinks are cheap especially during happy hour. Service is prompt. I wish I could get draft beer out there, but it's okay.

I've been to Paradise Island many times, and it's always a great time. One of my favorite parts is…read morethe outdoor beach area--relaxing on the couches with a drink is the perfect vibe. Inside, there's plenty to do as well. The bowling and other indoor experiences make it fun no matter the weather. During the summer, the beach atmosphere really shines, and the live bands are the best--great music, great energy, and such a fun crowd. Paradise Island is an awesome spot whether you want to relax, be active, or just enjoy a summer night out. Always a go-to for me!

Stage and left bar

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JCC of Greater Pittsburgh

3.4

(57 reviews)

4.4 mi

I absolutely love this facility!! They truly encompass the best of a wellness facility and fitness…read morecenter!! They offer so much to their members. Women's locker room has a sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, a cold plunge tub!! They provide towels, and ohhh my addiction, Starbucks!! Yes you can sit in the resting area and enjoy a nice cup of Starbucks!! They also have great exercise equipment! This place offers the best of everything, coaches for dietary needs or physical training. My only regret is not joining a long time ago!

This is an amazing place for working out or just relaxing…read more Right in the heart of Sq.Hill. It's a welcoming space for everyone.

Not accessible for the Deaf.

This motto failed! Not Deaf Friendly at all

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Bob O'Connor Golf Course at Schenley Park

3.5

(14 reviews)

3.9 mi

Hidden gem course that really tests your ability to elevate the ball. Very friendly staff too and…read morereasonably priced.

Some of the coolest views I have seen on a golf course, the staff is great, and there is amazing…read morebang for your buck. Are the greens fast, no... are the tee boxes turf... yes... but it's $20 a round and for that price, in my opinion, it's worth every penny.

Beautiful sight lines and lush course at Bob O'Connor.

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8th Teebox

Arsenal Park

4.0

(12 reviews)

2.9 mi

This park has an awesome playground! It seems to be newly renovated. It's all turf which I love for…read moremy newly walking toddler. They even have a toddler-sized playground set. There's a small splash pad too. There are new indoor restrooms that were very clean and spacious. Picnic tables with a small pavilion. It's street parking and I found an easy spot on 39th street. This will definitely be our new go-to!!

Not the worst city park and not the best. I like coming here for walks, runs and planned events…read more It's not a bad park to relax and unwind if you find the right spot. Nice little areas for a picnic too.