This place was our after hours club to go to late night back in the day when I lived on Fingal…read moreStreet and worked at Christopher's Restaurant!! And they had the best Long Island Iced Teas, 16 oz of heaven in a glass!! I believe they had some bar food if you were in by 10pm? Some sandwiches, French fries, hamburgers and such. I remember they had a tasty pizza. The staff was great and friendly and they took care of us local waiters on Mount Washington in drinks and snacks to get us plowed!! Those are great memories!!

Nothing fancy, just a good place to sit and have a drink. If you want to be left alone - you'll be…read moreleft alone if you want to talk with people you can. There are pool tables and some adult video games. I don't think memberships are that expensive. It is a good local place run by good people.

This campground was surprisingly amazing! Got an end RV site with full hookups for 2 nights, $50…read moreper night. Plenty of space, the grounds were well taken care of, and everything worked as it should at the site. The employees were friendly and down to earth, which made the whole experience worth every penny. Might be one of my new favorite places to RV! Also, they have a brand new bath house which was clean and well stocked. Couldn't ask for more.

Very family oriented. Lots of activities planned throughout the season. This is our second time…read morestaying and the staff has been very helpful. We had some truck issues and weren't able to leave when planned so they helped us extend our stay and even towed our trailer to our new spot for us. I believe all sites are FHU and have cable. Pads are gravel and pretty level for the most part. There is a pond on the lower portion of the park with fish and frogs and beautiful trees lining that area. As well as a huge field. Slightly up the hill is the General Store with last minute items you might have forgotten for example snacks, drinks or even RV items. Not to mention there is a playground area. Closer to the top of the hill is a set up bathrooms with about 6-8 toilet stalls and about 4-6 shower stalls. (coin operated, 25 cents) Water pressure is good and water does get hot. Across from there is a pool. And a little further up is another pond that you can fish in. Permits are sold in the store. Campfires are allowed and there are quite a few fire pits and picnic tables scattered around the park. We were here last year for fourth of july and they put on a great firework show. As well as during treasure week, check out the details on their website. It's a pretty big deal around here.

Endless fun. Limitless gift ideas. If you leave empty…read morehanded, you may have bigger issues to solve. Kara Unlimited is like a deep dive into a creatives mind. Books. Cards. Posters. Bookmarks. Stickers. Trinkets. Gizmos. Gadgets. Whozits. Whatzits. You could spend hours in here looking at all of the creativity, humor, and the immaculately curated whimsical elegance of everything in between. Local artists. Small businesses. Fresh brands. Major franchises. And everything in between. Yeah, you could be a jagoff and scan everything and possibly find a cheaper price by $0.50 on Amazon... but didn't you just fill enjoy the curation of this store to the value of that $0.50. Somehow even with tight aisles and every nook and cranny accounted for... the employees keep this all perfectly organized. If you are in Shadyside, you'd be a fool to not take a lap through here.

Love this spot! It's so fun because you can find books, cards, Knick knacks, posters, tea, and…read morereally fun things. Staff is helpful and nice too. I think everything's pretty reasonably priced and you can really find nice gifts here for people. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

The lady sells good needohs at good prices and she is sweet to us so it's a really good experience…read morethere

This family business know their stuff. If you're looking for toys for kids that WILL BE PLAYED WITH…read moreand ARE OF GOOD VALUE, go here. They have a variety of entertainment, fun, activities for a range of ages. They are the oldest store on this ultra-hip street in Shadyside! They know what they are doing and are a lot of fun.

A good selection of vinyl and friendly staff. My only complaint is that they are slow with trade…read moreins. It took 2 hours to go through all my stuff where it should have take maybe 45 minutes. Besides that it's a good location and I'd do business with them anytime.

The workers were very polite and attentive I highly recommend this Exchange due to its proximity to…read moretransportation

Always have what I need and customer service is good especially when ordering online, they always…read morehave it ready.

They have a wide selection of all party things and I was able to find what I needed…read more The balloon order was missing 2 balloons I ordered and I could not get delivery to my new home even though it's actually closer to the store than my old address.

So few independent book stores left, and City Books is definitely a reminder why our local…read moreindependent stores are so important. They carry many local poets books, and the staff is enthusiastic to help you find your next great read. You can tell as soon as you walk in that every employee just loves books wholeheartedly.

Love this little independent bookstore on the North Side. I have visited it a number of times when…read morewandering around the neighborhood. The space is relatively small but has good inventory turnover. They are also able to order special books if you have something particular in mind. They have a good number of old and rare books and local goods like postcards and soaps. They have a number of events such as readings by local authors as well. The proprietress has always been very sweet and knowledgeable about both books and local history.

Slacker is a great store with lots of cool stuff. However, they probably shouldn't be selling $10…read moresunglasses that they got for free.

Awesome little store with trendy thrift; $10 for any article of clothing and $25 for 3. Gift box…read morewith free little trinkets for any $10 purchase as well. Lots of interesting finds here from clothing to posters to pipes. Staff was super nice as well!

Books for kids. Points for not being a big-box retailer; more points for specializing in books for…read morekids of all ages. Busy Times Book Store is a good place to visit. It's a cute little store with kid-size shelves and a kid-size table in the back of the store. Most of the books are the same kind found in school reading programs so there's minimal worry about kids finding reading material that's over the top inappropriate. Toward the front of the store was one bookcase that had offerings for adults -- maybe to keep the adults occupied while the kids have a bookstore all their own to explore. Nearby were a few games and jigsaw puzzles. They also offer tutoring -- an appropriate added service, it seems. On the back wall were some miscellaneous craft supplies which seemed a bit strange in a bookstore, but I suppose that might make it a one stop shop, too. I'd stop by here again, if only to round out the gift list from my friends whose kids never seem to have enough, or the right, books.

Books for kids abound, yes, but classics are there for adults, and the owner is happy to order…read moreanything you need. Great quirky gifts too: unusual notebooks, handmade items. Owner is delightful and will help you track down just the right thing.

Amazing haunt! Loved the theatre and walking through the town. If you love haunted houses, this is…read morethe one!!

It had been a cloudy blustery day in the grand Steel city. A day intended for hot toddy's, horror…read moremovies, and "grown up" cider. That can only mean as the sun sunk low beyond the horizon it was time to choose a haunted house. Pittsburgh is not lacking for choices when it comes to ways to scare yourself at night. (I'm not even talking about the parade of horrors on the Southside or the underage drunk college kids screaming in Oakland.) In all the options my group of four decided to try a haunted house that was brand new. I realize that this can mean a subpar haunt, but I'm willing to chance it. Parking in the Strip District on the weekend is still dicey, (I don't know why I thought that dropped off in the 90's, maybe because I haven't hung out down there since the 90's.) but even with a larger vehicle we found a spot. There is absolutely no line outside, like with other haunted houses. Just a sandwich board type sign, an attendant, and a police officer (which was a surprise). The attendant instructed us in a very non-spooky way to just head down the steps. Once downstairs, the lights are low and a greenish blue color, the air somewhat fog-smokey. Tickets were 17$ a person which seems to be standard fare for a haunted house general admission. Inside the building we found the queue. Pallets nailed together to look like the sorts of passageways cattle are lead through in a slaughter house. They had a small flat screen television playing the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre. A few actors came out to interact with the crowd, one was great and doing just the sorts of things that key up an audience the other just sort of stood behind you and most of the time he moved on before you even knew he had been there. The woman who ran down the rules didn't stay in character very well, and this was a theme throughout the attraction. They do have a nice large space, some of the rooms are huge and sprawling with some really interesting pieces like old grocery store equipment, cases for meat, etc. There is even a school bus inside this basement haunted house. It has potential. That's the only real compliment I have for them. It's not there yet. If they can maintain this space all year, work on the look of each room, fine tune it from kitschy to horrific, hire more actors, and talk to them about focus and the theme of their character it could become another one of Pittsburgh's great haunted houses. For now though, it's just some stumbling, some incredibly awkward talk about every girl being a "nice piece of meat that (I) can't wait to eat," a few startling scares, and at least one if not two juggalos.