The service was outstanding, from the servers to the valet. Our group was catered to so…read moreattentively, it made the bridal shower go so smoothly. The food was fresh and delicious. We did have some difficulty with finding the main building but other than that it was a great place to have an event!

The restaurant here just isn't good, but it presents itself like the restaurant from Ratatouille. I…read morehad food here that honestly was very rough in taste and afterwards made my stomach quake. In addition, when I was younger (12) at parties they continued to serve me chicken tenders as if that was the only thing I could want. The chicken tenders were not tender but in fact, hard for some reason. Do better.

Great food. Bryan is an awesome cook. Missi is an awesome bartender. Reasonably priced. 9 hole…read morecourse only though.

I have lived in Pittsburgh for the majority of my life, but had never been to the Oakmont Country…read moreClub until last month for a wedding reception. When we arrived, there was the option of valet parking or self-parking. We opted to self-park, a got a spot only a few minute walk from the door. The entrance is on the right as you pull in. If you were dropping anything off, there is a governor's drive that you can use to park essentially right next to the front door. The indoor portion is quite nice. There are several rooms likely used for various purposes. For this event, we got to see about 3 or 4 of the different spaces. The room where the cocktail hour was held has a lot of windows, and you can see out into the golf course. There is some seating here, and four the event they had some cocktail tables set up. The ballroom held the 150 person wedding just fine. There is a side room off of the ballroom that was used for the Cookie Table. It had some seating so guests could enjoy their desserts without having to take them all the way back across the ballroom. Also, the restrooms are very nice. In the women's, there is a seating area and plenty of stalls. It is not outdated, but think of a restroom from a by-gone era in terms of layout. They also had various hygiene products On the counter for guests to use. Also used during the cocktail hour and beyond was the back porch area. It also had a good amount of seating, and overlooks some of the holes on the golf course. We were able to get an up close view of the course and walk around a little bit while out there. This was especially cool because this wedding happened about two weeks before the U.S. Open, so they were preparing for that event outside. As stated, this wedding happened right before the U.S. Open. The County Club used some U.S. Open branded cups and napkins throughout the venue for the event. We even got to take some of the cups home as a "souvenir" since they were plastic. Also, wedding guests were able to visit the Pro Shop, and purchase some U.S. Open merchandise. This was a big hit with the crowd! The food served was not bad. We had the option of three plated meals. Most got the Filet Mignon with Mashed Potatoes and Vegetables. Nothing wrong with it, but could have used some more seasoning. The steak was cooked well. The other options were a Lemon Beurre Blanc Salmon or Eggplant Roulade Florentine. The eggplant dish was the favorite of all three, but it was all good. Everyone was also served a salad and bread. The logistics and setup of the event were great. The staff did a great job of executing the event and running it smoothly. The staff here were wonderful. They helped with anything we needed and were very friendly. One of the staff got us some extra U.S. Open cups to take home with us! Also, I made cookies for the Cookie Table and had to drop them off the night prior. The staff then was very helpful and made the drop off process a breeze. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit to the Oakmont Country Club. If you are looking to host an event here, it is a great place to do so. I hope to return in the future! NOTE: Even for a delivery, those coming on premise have to wear either business attire or golf attire. No jeans are permitted.

Attended the 125th US Open on Saturday and all-in-all, it was a pretty cool experience. The amount…read moreof people that attend this event is just insane, but it was very well organized. Never had to wait for a shuttle. It was nice that the route to get to the course allowed the shuttles to use roads that were closed to the public so it took less than 25 mins to get there from the lot where we parked our car. The workers and volunteers were super friendly and welcoming despite working very long hours over the course of the week. And the food - SO GOOD. I wish I took a picture of the crab cake sandwich - it was HUGE. And ALL crab! We were in the Trophy Club for the majority of the day so we had an amazing view of the 3rd fairway with the iconic Church Pews bunker. Really cool spot to see the pros play (and struggle) on this course. The bathrooms were air-conditioned and well-stocked. Waste was managed timely and efficiently, and the entire place was immaculate despite all of the rain. The only area of improvement would be to set up more seating or counters to set down your drink/food because we spent a lot of time walking around looking for a spot to eat. They also had to close several of the crosswalks on Saturday, also due to the rain/mud, which meant bottle-necks of spectators funneling through to get across to the other side of the course. This meant up to 45-60 mins of standing and waiting to cross with nothing to see except the mass of people surrounding you, doing the same thing. They did offer a full refund for your tickets the morning of because access to certain viewing areas of the course would be limited throughout the day. Of course, we still decided to attend knowing full-well that this would complicate navigating the course. I was perfectly happy staying on the side closest to the entrance since that's where most of the amenities were located, but I can see how this would be frustrating for many fans. All-in-all, this experience was definitely worth the cost of admission. The staff and level of organization is what made this experience so memorable!

Check out Slovenefest July 10-12, 2026!!!!!! Live music, food trucks, crafters bazaar and kid fest…read moreactivities!

Been a member since I was born. There's always something fun going on at the club! They have…read moredances, bingo, balina and they are very good at having bands there! Can't say enough about our club! They also have a kitchen!

I had a great time playing Willowbrook! It was a really pretty, unique course. Excited to play it…read moreagain.

Attended a private event and was surprised at the quality of the food. It was a light…read moredinner/appetizer buffet and there were mini crab cakes, stuffed mushrooms, grilled veggies, assorted cheeses, Chicken skewers with almonds, and some other items and desserts. There was no description of what items were in the food. For instance, some people have alpha gal and can not eat meat and many of the dishes contained meat. The chicken skewers had nuts and that needs to be communicated to people. The room was cramped and the set up wasn't ideal but the food was very flavorful. kudos to the chef. Wait staff and bar tender were also pleasant and friendly.

I'm only giving them a 2 1/2 to 3 star review. Because some of the things that they tell you or the…read morerules are not the rules to other people. So my friend who invited me to go along with him for a golf outing we played 18 holes. The greenskeeper yelled at me because I didn't have my shirt tucked in. OK I understand some places have these rules so I talk to my shirt. But then we went inside to the either the lounge or the casual dining room. I can't remember whichever one's upstairs and we wanted to get something to eat. They told me that you know you have to be dressed nice to be in the casual dining room. And when we were in there, this guy comes in in a cut off shirt like a muscle shirt. He has flip-flops on and dirty jeans. Nobody yelled at him for that, but I get yelled at on the course because I didn't have my shirt tucked. But now I gotta smell toe jam and this guy smelled like he played 36 holes in 200° weather nobody said anything to him so he must be a big spender. I would give them a better star rating cause they did have a nice golf course in the inside was very nice. However they had issues with dress attire with only certain people and not other people.

This private Irish club located in Lawrenceville is not unlike any other private club, VFW, etc…read morethat's been around for generations. It's open to the public for certain events throughout the year. We were here on St. Patrick's Day where a minuscule cover of $3 was charged. Beer prices were cheap and staff friendly. As you can imagine in St. Patrick's Day they were jam packed but the bartenders never lost their cool, never made you wait long and were nice. The crowd was crazy-fun and just a good time all around. The decor is older and lots of wood and kitschy stuff about including Kennedy family pics. Nice little gem in the city.

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