Went to cash in a $100 lottery voucher. The cashier told me since I didn't get the Voucher there…read moreshe couldn't cash it out. Totally unexceptionable in my opinion. I use to be a black card member years ago. Moved out of town for a few years. Your staff needs retrained in my opinion. They were very RUDE today.

Rivers Casino Pittsburgh is truly top-tier, and a huge reason for that is the incredible…read morestaff--especially slot technicians Maryanne and Tiff. These two wonderful ladies are hands-down the best I've encountered anywhere. I hold players cards at multiple casinos throughout Northern Nevada and have had many handpays over the years, so I don't say that lightly. Maryanne and Tiff are professional, efficient, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind--exactly the type of people you hope to see when you're on the floor. Beyond the staff, Rivers Casino itself is held to exceptionally high standards. The property is clean, well-run, and clearly takes guest experience seriously. While there are a few quirks we're not used to in Nevada--like ID checks at the door and the strict policy of no one under 21 being allowed to walk through the building--these are honestly things Nevada should be doing. Rivers gets it right. Overall, this is an amazing place, and I can confidently say I truly love it--more than our own casinos back home in Nevada. Very impressed, and I'll absolutely be back.

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.

Jergels is a nice music venue right off route 79, at the Warrendale exit. They are conveniently…read morelocated for people in Pittsburgh and in Eastern Ohio. There is a nice stage with plenty of room to dance, and the sound & the lighting is generally good. Certain bands play way too loud so especially for opening acts it's good to have your ear plugs handy. You can pay for early entry to any of their shows which guarantees you a table for dinner. Typically if you arrive at 6 PM which is doors for most shows, you will be able to find a seat at their very large bar. You can only get a table if you pay the extra money and get in at 5:30. Service at the bar can be hit or miss. This time around our first bartender was very friendly and efficient. Unfortunately, someone else took over for her and we never got another refill on soda or even asked if I wanted another beer... They simply just came and took our glasses away without even asking mid-show. If you wanna get something to eat, I recommend you get to the venue by seven or 730 at the latest for 8 PM shows so that you don't have to wait so long for your food to arrive. As I said in my previous review, I've been coming to the venue since they opened in 2012. This is the first time that I've actually eaten something there for a while and my husband and I were actually both pleased with our food this time. He ordered the Pittsburgh salad and added grilled chicken, and I had the chicken quesadilla. Both were pretty big portion sizes and everything was fresh. My chicken quesadilla was actually even better than I expected and the chicken inside was spicy so if you don't like spicy stuff, you may not have liked it, but it was actually quite flavorful. They have a full bar and quite a few beers on tap. For sold out shows they also open the upstairs bar and upstairs surrounding balcony area, which is a great vantage point for viewing the stage below. There is also a cigar bar at this venue. And they have a nice covered outdoor patio complete with fire pits. There is a large parking lot, which is free. Mostly tribute bands play here, but they do have some older national acts that come through as well. They also have a weekly bike night.

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!

Soilwork/Death Angel on August 14th…read more Nevermore on October 25th. Overkill/Forbidden on November 18th. Elko's been bringing the metal, so it's been all good on my end. \m/ :D \m/ It's been a wicked concert season so far this year, and for that I am thankful.

I love going here for concerts. They get most of the good concerts and I have seen many…read more You can only buy tickets at the venue if it's an event day. Otherwise, the box office is closed. When you can get tickets onsite, it really helps you save fees which are crazy these days. There are a few gates so pay attention when you walk in which gate you used so you can easily find your way out. They have escalators and elevators to get upstairs. When picking seats, it depends on what's important to you. If you just want to be there and hear it then any seats is ok. I personally just live to be there and hear the music or see the comedian. I'm also unwilling to spend a fortune to see performers and that's what concerts and comedians are becoming. They also have big screens so you can see what's going on. I've seen some good shows there.

Paid over $400 to take my family to Disney on Ice here and walked away with nothing but a ruined…read morenight. Two women seated behind us reeked of marijuana the entire show while their kids kicked our seats, hit my children's heads, and sprayed bubble wands on them nonstop. I couldn't find a single usher to help, because there weren't any around. After one of the women spilled water on me, I'd had enough. I went to guest services expecting some kind of help. Instead, I was denied a refund and offered zero compensation. I followed up with management after the fact... still nothing. $400+, four kids, and a completely avoidable nightmare. The lack of staff presence and the complete indifference from guest services is unacceptable. I won't be back.

This stadium, formerly South Stadium, seats 9,700 fans, and features a 6 lane track, and locker…read morerooms. It is a neutral field for Pittsburgh Public Schools, and the site for concerts, movies, and other events as well as sports. The stadium is adjacent to the old high school. The school, built in 1897 by architect Eric Stoltz, opened its doors to 255 students in August 1898. It eventually became a vocational trade school, but closed due to dwindling enrollment , in 2004. It's listed as a National Historical Landmark.

A perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening with your family!…read moreFirst, this ballpark is beautiful! Everything is well maintained and there are a lot of amenities like a sensory room and a playground. I love that this is a very family friendly, affordable way to enjoy time together, even with the youngest ones. They have a Kids Club that gives kids free admission on Sundays! But even without that, their tickets are very affordably priced. Food is also affordable compared to other similar attractions and there is a nice variety of options. A really fun and unique feature is the cookies and milk being offered during a mid inning break for only $1! They often have additional family activities like meeting mascots (they always have the Wild Thing there). If you are looking for affordable family fun, this is a great place to check out.

Our family had a really great time at the Washington Wild Things Ballpark!…read moreEverything here was so clean and together. Our seats were close to the kid zone which was good for my littlest. You do have to pay $1 each time for the bounce houses but that was ok. We also really appreciated the more affordable food choices. Nothing like going to a Pirates game. There was so much entertainment in addition to the ball game. We all enjoyed ourselves a lot and look forward to attending a few more games in the 2026 season!

Recently had the absolute pleasure of visiting Acrisure Stadium during the NFL Draft, and what an…read moreunforgettable experience. Being inside the stadium where so many big moments happen was already special, but getting to watch the draft from there made it next level. This was my first time inside, and while I still need to come back for a Pittsburgh Steelers game someday, this was an incredible introduction. We were able to sit directly on the field, which felt surreal. Kicking back in the end zone with a local beer in hand while the picks rolled in was one of the coolest sports experiences I've ever had. They also had a Topps trading card tent on the field, and my brother-in-law and I couldn't pass up the chance to rip packs right there on the turf. The stadium itself is beautiful, the atmosphere was electric, and the whole place was packed with energy once the picks started coming in. Decked out in black and yellow, I felt like an honorary yinzer for the day. Truly a bucket-list moment and a memory I'll never forget. If you ever get the chance to experience an event here, take it. Absolute blast.

Stadium Tour: Incredibly well organized and worth the nominal fee charged for this privileged…read moreexperience. Ran on time, used all 90 minutes promised, received so much history and learned about the NFL's growth in technology too. Amazing to be in the locker rooms and being able to walk on the field; Steelers Nation's hallowed ground. Jim was a phenomenal, passionate, patient tour host who had the perfect balance of knowledge, humor and the ability to keep all age groups/physical capabilities engaged. Without exaggeration, it was perfect!

Let me say, first of all, that I am a past Board Member of Chatham Baroque and I have been a…read moreseason subscriber for many years. Their concerts are always top notch and very entertaining. It's never stuffy or boring, and many of the concerts feature folk music from the 16th and 17 centuries. The ticket prices are very reasonable, and the seating is much more intimate than the symphony or even the chamber music series. Definitely well worth hearing, this is a nationally recognized group with some exceptionally talented musicians. Each concert features virtuoso guest artists from around the world.

From the owner: We connect diverse audiences to the passion and depth of the music of the Middle Ages, Renaissance,…read moreBaroque, and Early Classical periods through vivid and compelling performances and educational experiences.

Visited Highmark Stadium recently for a Riveters game. The view of the city from the stands is…read moregreat! The seating itself, however is very tight. If someone in front of you is leaning back, you have zero leg room. Concession prices are about average for a stadium. Would return!

Watching a soccer game at Highmark Stadium was so fun! The bleachers were definitely giving…read moreupgraded high school stadium vibes but honestly, no complaints. The food and drinks were standard stadium pricing and the bathrooms were clean. It wasn't too difficult to get into the stadium and the lines moved quickly. Parking in the garage was a headache. It took us around 45 minutes to get out so I'd recommend finding another way to get to the stadium (like using public transport). Finally, the views from inside the stadium were so gorgeous. That alone made the experience super worth coming back for!