Love this club, they treat you like gold and it is a nice challenging course that is always in…read moreprestine condition.

A very nice golf club through and through. I spent the day at an outing there, and from drive-up to…read moredeparture it was perfectly done! Bag drop was efficient, and the course was in pristine shape. Nice from the tee box, through fairways, to nice rolling greens! Fun to play...with interesting challenges. After hitting the little white ball around we enjoyed a delicious buffet supper. Staff kept busy checking on guests and keeping thing tidy and clean. The clubhouse building and facilities are obviously well-kept, attended to and clean. This is a quality country club. If I lived closer I'd be a member for sure!

Great course! Has lunch on the back terrace. Food was very good and service outstanding.read more

Short version: Do not use the venue as their management is unreliable and will change wedding…read moreaccommodations at a moment's notice. When we initially scheduled our wedding, we worked with Reagan. Reagan seemed nice but we had weak communication because she was let go in the middle of our wedding process. At the time of signing the contract we were promised space for both the Bride and Groom to get ready along with assurances that day-of organization would be handled by herself. Specifically we were told that meals would be served off of the seating chart/meal information we provided to Reagan (this is relevant later). We then had to meet with Carrie, Reagan's replacement, to discuss our wedding. At this meeting we were told to resign the event contract. We resigned as this was 6 months before our wedding date. At this time nothing seemed to be wrong. A schedule was also provided by the bride for the day of the event (timings, dinner time, cake cutting times, etc). 30 days before the wedding we were informed that the space for the Bride and Groom was not available any longer. Specifically, the Bride's space was an overnight accommodation for the wedding party to get ready. The owner of the country club made an executive decision that the spaces were no longer allowed to be used. We were given the choice of either canceling our wedding 30 days before the date or spending an extra 1,000 dollars on a limo and off-site accommodations for the Bride; we chose the latter. The day before the wedding, at the rehearsal, we met someone who is the main manager of weddings at the country club. Unfortunately we do not have her name documented on our side and cannot find her on the Williams Golf & Country Club website. This was the first time we had ever heard her name or met her. For simplicity I am going to refer to her as Amy. Amy's input is the reason this is a two star review instead of a one star review as she made an effort to resolve some issues caused by the venue. We were informed that Amy needed our meal place cards. Amy explained that the contract stipulated we needed them for meals to be served. We explained that both the contracts we signed stated nothing to that effect. In addition Amy stated we could now use the space reserved for the Groom (but not the Bride)if we needed to. Again, we already spent money to work around the ultimatums the venue gave us 30 days prior, so we could no longer utilize the space on such short notice. It was at this time it was discovered that the specifics in the contracts we had signed were not being honored by the venue. After some back and forth it was discovered we were given the old/wrong version of the contract and we were expected to make corrections to our event to accommodate for the mistakes of the venue. At the last minute, the night before the wedding, we were able to have place cards made to resolve the meal issues at our own expense and inconvenience. The day of the wedding most things went well involving the venue; the staff was nice, the food was good, and the venue was pretty. At about 7:45 Amy informed the Groom while the Bride was away getting photos that the chef was going to be leaving for the night at 8pm and asked if we wanted him to cut our cake; once he left we would be forced to cut our own cake for our guests. This was a service we had paid for. Without too much hassle the cake was cut by the chef, but the short notice was odd. We were later informed that our cake, made up of either chocolate or vanilla, was only having the vanilla portion served to guests; no one got chocolate except the bride who specifically requested it. At this time I would like to mention we barely interacted with Carrie ever since we had been informed of the on-site accommodation changes 30 days prior. Almost all work was done by Amy. I would not recommend using Williams Golf & Country Club for your wedding. The venue is beautiful, but the venue is clearly unable to honor their contracts. I would avoid this venue and not trust them to honor the paperwork that you sign.

Very cool retro bar. Although they do lots of remote events, they also use this space for private…read moreparties. The drinks are wonderful and ambience is great. The are currently using the space for the filming of the Mayor of Kingstown. The staff are very gracious and welcoming.

Lo Places Social Club is located at the former Take A Break 2 bar in McKeesRocks. The social club…read morecame out of need from the owners sister business, Lobar Cocktail Services. It's a brick and mortar for their mobile cocktail services to be used for prep, storage, etc. as well as a social club and bar. I've attended quite a few private events here and they have been out of this world! The owners, Lisa & Aubrey go above and beyond for their clientele. Whatever themed event or party you're having here, they've got ya covered with the finest cocktails and mocktails around. The establishment itself is a building that's been around for decades and the hip and quirky vibe is amplified with creative and kitschy art and decor. Everything is super clean, immaculate, even! Absolutely the highest quality and professionalism in the service industry. I wouldn't hesitate at all to host an event at Lo Places Social Club! The venue does have bar hours and they vary. It's my understanding that may change in the future but for now they're one of the best places in the surrounding Pittsburgh area to host a celebration.

Amazing location and the staff is always friendly. The prizes offered are great quality and the…read moreclaw machines are a great price compared to competitors.

Looking for a place to spend time with your kid that isn't bowling or tossing tokens at a corporate…read moregiant like Dave & Buster's? Enter "Get a Grip"--a claw machine wonderland tucked away in a strip mall. It's where your dollar goes to live its best life, converting into plushies and parent-kid memories. The key? Mastering the "double tap" technique to snag lightweight one-coin toys faster than your kid can say, "I want that one!" The staff, akin to claw machine sages, dispense wisdom on the art of plush conquest, ensuring your stash rivals a carnival prize tent. Sure, you might spend $75, but let's face it, isn't happiness--and a bag of stuffed animals--worth it? Bonus points: they host birthdays too. Just bring cash, strategy, and a sense of humor for when you realize your living room now resembles a stuffed zoo.

Fantastic bowling alley! Lanes and surrounding area are very clean and maintained. We came on a…read moreTuesday night and there were plenty of lanes available, we weren't crowded with strangers everywhere. Front desk staff was friendly and took the time to explain the different leagues available and found us a flyer to take home to decide if we wanted to join. The lanes worked great and only got stuck once in the whole 1.5hrs we played. A worker immediately noticed we needed help and fixed it quickly. I'll definitely be coming back here to bowl! Especially keep an eye out for Open House day, where you bowl for 2hrs free.

Bowling has been on my list for a fun date night forever... finally made it to Bowlero Pittsburgh…read morein the Noblestown Rd shopping center. Walked in with my hubby around 7 on a Friday evening and was able to get a lane. We took advantage of the buy two games get a third half off and included shoe rentals special. It took us about an hour to play....hubby did really well... he didn't tell me he played on a league before we were married. I live, I learn ...at least I didn't take any of his bets. There are snacks, a full bar and arcade games to extend the evening out if you are interested.

We came here for a company Christmas party. The staff was friendly and fairly attentive. The food…read morewas good, especially the beef stroganoff. I wasn't impressed by the desserts or the salad. Overall a good experience but nothing special. Would have been nice if they had water pitchers on the tables.

Thank you to MHCC for running a wonderful holiday event for our company. The entire staff - Tammie,…read moreDon, Bob, Valerie, and the many others who supported us - were incredibly friendly, responsive, and professional. I still can't believe how quickly they were able to work within our budget to put together an entire afternoon for 70 people, during a very busy time of the year. The club overall, and our space in particular (Heights Grill), were beautifully decorated for the season and so comfortable. We enjoyed great views of the golf course and unexpected use of a gas fire pit just outside. The catering, bar, and logistics were of the highest quality; special call out for the chef-carved filet - amazing. The team went above and beyond to make this a fun, low-stress celebration away from the office.

Every year, the best of the best make the trip from far and wide in a pilgrimage of sorts to a…read morepristine warehouse set against derelict buildings. Coming around the bend, you couldn't imagine that anything could exist in this lot, but there it is... The world headquarters of the Professional - Amateur Pinball Association. PAPA, for short. As soon as you walk through the doors, the atmosphere is ripe with excitement, frustration, joy, superstition, determination, and perseverance. The clanging of electro-mechanical pinball machines harmonizes with the music and sounds of their more modern counterparts. You're immediately greeted with a desk, and a handful of faithful volunteers, who devote their valuable time to make the World Pinball Championship a resounding success year after year. A quick tour of the facility reminds you of where you are. This isn't some second rate arcade, nor is it a first rate arcade... You aren't in someone's basement, nor are you in somebody's private arcade. This is the real deal, and the facility reminds you of that everywhere you go. As you make your way left, there are rows of pinball machines. A quick step down and you are on the delightfully tacky carpet, staring at the machines used for the B and A division of the championship. (Advanced and World Class divisions, respectively) As you stroll further to your left, there is an endless supply of pinball machines, ranging from the very rare "Cactus Canyon," to the all too common "The Addam's Family," to the so obscure I wish it didn't exist at all "Shaq Attaq." You've finally reached a wall, but it isn't the end- Not by a long shot. You've passed four back to back rows of machines, which is more than most have seen in their lifetime... But you haven't even made it a quarter of the way. Crossing a sparse brick partition is the "back room," which takes up more than a third of the facility. In this space are another 200 pinball machines, including the wall of time, showing pinball's progression from the inception of the flipper to the DMD days of today. After shuffling past the 10+ rows of pinball machines, you finally emerge at the other end. To your right is the qualifying bank for the C division, Juniors, Seniors, and Classics. Directly ahead is a wall lined with pinball, and the multimedia center, with computers for use and tables to use your own. And now you've come full circle, back to where magic is made year after year. The A division bank is where the small family of world class players congregate and reunite for a grueling week of pinball. While everyone may be competing against each other, there are no enemies in the pinball world. The place is perfect for anyone who has ever played pinball, and even more perfect for those who never have. Where else do you have such a beautiful selection of the best kept machines at your disposal? It is the ultimate training ground, and the ultimate proving ground, open only twice a year. The owner, Kevin, is a very compassionate person... keeping the pinball spirit alive with the World Pinball Championship, and also does a lot for charity, which the other event is exclusively held for in February. With the help of the amazing Dave, a God-send to the competitive pinball world, they make sure that this place will live on forever in the pristine condition it's always in, come hell or high water... Literally. Whether or not you live in in Pennsylvania, and whether or not you are a serious pinball player, you owe it to yourself to come to the biggest event in the pinball world- If not to compete or watch, to relive the glory days of pinball, and the days that everyone remembers. I've yet to meet a single person who hasn't played pinball, and most people have fond memories of it. Are you one of those? Then PAPA is for you. Keep on flippin'! (Easter Egg: For the dates of the next tournament, if you're anxious to find out and make travel reservations, go to http://www.papa.org/papa13/ )

Just awesome. Professional crew. Dave and Kevin are great. I love the games. One day Joust will…read morework!! Just found Spectrum, my new favorite game. Its PAPA, the crown champ of Pinball Tournaments.

I go here for work and it's always a pleasure, consistent food and good service. The building is…read moredefinitely a hallmark of Pittsburgh.

Spent three nights and ate many meals there. Overall, excellent. The club is grand and full of…read moreinteresting art. Staff is competent and attentive. Food and beverage in the restaurants is good, prices are fair, except for the wines by the glass, which are overpriced. Gym is huge and well-appointed. Great way to experience classic Pittsburgh