Only one of the funkiest bands around…read more Checked them at El Cowboy, Jr'z, Trax Paradise Patio or Crickets. I was impressed with the amount of music played and the variety played. Rock, Blues, Funk, 80's Dance, and the new stuff blew me away! Hope everyone gets a chance to check em out, some of the music I was not even into but they did it so well, you had to give em' respect for that.

From the owner: Catering to our venues, weddings, and private events. We always strive for professionalism,…read moreaccuracy, and diversity.

Love the food and art,the war time colony camps were pretty cool to check and the war reenactment…read morewas stellar.Now i want a turkey leg.

Wow, I'm surprised at the two prior one star (!) YELP reviews. This is my first time back to Penn's…read moreColony in probably over 15 years, but it was delightful last day of summer weather so we ventured out. It's in the middle of nowhere in a huge field/farm area, in Saxonburg, PA so a far jaunt from Pittsburgh & about 40 minutes from Cranberry Twp. They had many parking volunteers dressed in period colonial clothing and parking was fast (free) and easy when we arrived at 11am. They opened at 10am. There were 3 entrance points so lines moved fairly quickly. There is a small senior discount. They should have let people with pre-purchased tickets skip the line but they had to wait too, which seemed to defeat the purpose of pre-purchasing (although they did get a discount). We paid $14 total for one adult & one senior. They had over lots and lots of vendors of all sorts as well as one aisle that was all foods. They had several kids crafts such a face painting, pumpkin painting, pony rides, forge your own mini sword. They have music, regiments marching, guys who know their history inside and out & will expand your knowledge. We spent about 2 hours exploring & really enjoyed it. It is held rain or shine, so in rain or after rain do wear boots because you WILL get muddy. They also have horse & carriage rides. If you enjoy craft fairs, colonial times & want to teach the kids some hands on history through live demonstrations I highly recommend it!

My friends and I have gone to several concerts here over the years. The staff is always very…read morefriendly when you give them your ticket or at the bar. It's standing room only and depending on the concert can get quite packed. There's a bar on the left hand side of you're looking at the stage. It's a small place inside so any spot is pretty good. If you get there early enough you can get right upfront for the performance.

Mr. Smalls is hands down one of the best venues in Pittsburgh. Millvale is already such a charming…read moretown and Mr. Smalls truly adds to the overall amazing vibe of the place. I love that this old church is now used for live music and the acoustics are soo good. There were a couple of bars and the prices were pretty reasonable. Staff was super nice too. Amazing venue!

I have visited Wooley Bullys and had great experiences everytime! The food and drinks are always…read moregreat! I had a holiday family gathering in their back room in the past. The whole room was decorated very festive for the holidays! It looked WONDERFUL! We ordered a variety of appetizers, which were all very tasty! The seasonal drinks were fun and refreshing! My family truly enjoyed everything! The staff and owners were very friendly and helpful! They helped make my family and I comfortable and happy during our gathering! The atmosphere is cozy and fun! I highly recommend Wooley Bully's! I look forward to visiting again!!!

I swung in here with some buddies for the first time. The first thing we noticed was people…read moresmoking. That was fine for a bar but we were looking for food. Wasn't too crowded, so the smoke was bearable. Saw the special on the board and it sounded good. Couple of us ordered the burger special and a few other items and it was fantastic. Ever since I've been following this place on FB and the food looks awsome. Not what you'd expect the staff and other customers were super cool and friendly. A real fun spot. Negative- smoking permitted. Positive- food rocks and the crowd is cool. Give it a shot.

Nothing personal, but so far I haven't found wineries that I enjoy in Pittsburgh. The wines are…read moredecent but dry wines dominate most wineries. HOWEVER, I enjoyed D&O's diverse selection. I enjoyed that the dry wines weren't so mouth drying. The sweet wines were very fruit forward, which helped minimize any potential for extreme sweetness. I particularly enjoyed the Bear (dry-red) and the Lemon Essence (fruit). I particularly want to commend on the lemon wine as I typically hate anything lemon flavor because it tastes artificial. I'm glad my partner (who loves everything lemon dessert flavored) decided to try this flavour because I fell in love. Tonight there was a cover band playing. They were good, just wish it hadn't been so loud as it made it a little difficult to have a conversation. Overall, I would definitely return to this winery!

Never returns calls, not very community oriented. Very cold place, no atmosphere. Average prices.read more

Found this place during the NFL draft! Dive bar, good drinks and very economical. Service is cool…read more After a certain time they card and do a safety check. Thursday was a mixed crowd, good music, and you can order food near by and bring it in. Friday evening, came the regulars. Which means those who don't prefer out of towners. So I'm good on Lefty's on Friday night. I need good energy around me always. TV's with the games, upstairs and downstairs seating area. Small patio. If you go, go early, when the old heads are there.

For a dive bar, this was a great bar! Although, upon walking in, you are smacked in the face with…read morethe whiff of weed. We stopped in here for our last adventure of the night. We always like to drink local beers so hubs ordered us those and I found a table in the back. It was a good spot but it was so busy and loud that we could barely hear each other. There were televisions all over so you can watch basically anything you want. They had music playing and it was very lively. I am not sure if they had food or not and I do not recall smelling any. The bathrooms were okay and they were definitely not modern. The lighting was good and there was enough space throughout the place. No one was socializing with us but seemed to be everywhere in Pittsburgh.

Nice outdoor venue for concerts. You may not find A list performers here (we were here for a Led…read moreZeppelin tribute band) but the stage set up is solid, the music plays well, and the surrounding view is very nice - countryside and green hills. The drinks and food are very reasonably priced. I had comped tickets so I can't comment on performance prices. The parking in an adjacent field was $10. Overall - weather permitting, a nice place to bring a lawn chair, sit and listen to some tunes!

I was sitting for about 15 mins before being approached, prior to someone helping me i had to call…read moreout to 2 different security guys to get them to point a server to my table, finally redhead shorty came and handled, she got me right, cool interactions with staff, chicken tenders were fire and beer was cold. Glad i stayed.

I met friends at Tequila Cowboy for drinks and to see some live music…read more I liked the stage area as it was good to see and hear the band. There is a decent bar area. Our server was around to take drink orders several times.

Everything you can expect from a small rock venue in the best way. Super affordable tickets in a…read moregreat lively area. There's a lot of spirit at this venue with kind staff. I'd really recommend checking this place out since they have shows super frequently and accessibly.

This place makes zero sense --…read more Required to wear a mask in this small poorly ventilated space standing right next to other people. It's already warm and funky from body heat and they want you to cover your face while you can still smell the craft beer on your neighbors breath And the sound lol - ever been inside of a tin can with the loudest possible volume? It's goofy to me - wear a mask but damage your ears all you like ( thanks for the free ear plugs though ) Invest in some sound dampening panels or something... sheesh

This is a nice clean venue. Didn't try the food, as the show I was at was sold out with no open…read moreplaces to sit, but at least got a drink. For a music venue, it is rather intimate, however, the sound in here is not very clear. It is overly echoey and hard to clearly hear a louder act.

Jergel's is a really decent live music venue with fantastic sound. They get some big names of…read morenostalgia booked and that means the place gets crowded. There is an upper balcony but if you're like me, you like being right in the thick of the action at the stage. The only problem is that it can be a hike from the city and not a fun drive after a late night of music and dancing. Definitely too far to drink. The food is pretty good too. Overall, the experiences I've had are great.