Nothing bad to say. Beautiful, historic place. Classic. I've done dance recitals on the Music Hall…read morestage as a child and have seen A-list musicians and comics perform on that same stage 50+ years later. The library itself houses a huge collection of relevant publications, including many local authors. Long live the Carnegie Library.

I never would've guessed there's a theater inside a library! I went for a comedy show, and I really…read moreliked the venue. It's a small space, but the marble pillars give it an elegant Renaissance vibe.

Hidden gem of a library branch. It's small but has charm and an impressive video DVD and audiobook…read morecollection. Ask Joyce about sci fi books and film. Wow, she really knows her sci fiction especially Ridley Scott. Friendly librarians

A tiny little library with limited tables, but generally not busy. I like it for the same reason I…read morelike dive bars-- no pretense and a selection that takes the thinking out of everything. HOWEVER, It is not actually the best place to read or ponder unless you have headphones. The women who work the front desk talk non stop about . . . hold on, let me listen: OK, she's just describing a large print book very loudly over the phone . . . now a dudes saying motherfucker at his computer, but it may be at the woman talking on the phone . . . she's spelling out f-i-c-t-i-o-n . . Hey Oh My Gosh the man who writes the sisterhood books writes 2 books a year . . . did you see X-files, Oh My Goodness, it had the man from, what was it? The Soup. Go home and get it on demand . . . Oh, isn't that funny . . . . the dude at the computer just yelled 'what the fuck,' . . . . It's basically like the Target lady sketch. I could go on, but come on in next Tuesday around noon and experience it for yourself.

They are great police officer's in this plant Thank you for keeping us safe in Borough Of Munhall…read morewith out you guy's you guy's Awesome keep up this Borough safe and Thank you.

I have lived in Munhall for approximately two years and had previously lived in Shadyside. Although…read morethe area's affordability and close proximity to the Waterfront bolster its appeal, the local police force lacks professionalism, competency, and the ability to properly protect and serve the Borough. Munhall's police department wastes time pursuing irrelevant matters instead of actual crimes. For example, several weeks ago, I was parked in a nearby church parking lot while having my carpets professionally steam cleaned. As I responded to work emails on my phone, three cops appeared to question me. I explained the situation and asked if I needed to move; one of the cops nastily responded that although I was not committing a crime, I had caused concern to the resident that had contacted the police. Perhaps if the police invested more time in responding to real crimes instead of insignificant trivialities, the Borough would become a safer and better area in which to reside.

This branch of the post office is a convenient place to stop and send out a letter or package…read more Smaller than other branches in the Pittsburgh area, but quicker. If you prefer to get in and get out without a hassle, stop here instead of going to Squirrel Hill. The clerks fly through customers and keep the line moving. Frequent enough and they begin to recognize you and instead of the standard motions will chit chat with you while your order is being processed. Word of advice, try to avoid during school being let out. Parents park in the lot and wait for their children as well as school buses clogging up the street.

I'm not sure why this location was marked at closed. I went to the store yesterday (1/22/2020) and…read morebought a few books. This place is great--the selection of pay-what-you-want books is really interesting, and the second floor is filled with an eclectic mix of books, from religion and philosophy, to medicine, to poetry, to geography-specific books. I always like to peruse the medical books, where you may find a new(er) book about updated technologies, or old hygiene guides from 1921. I never know what you're going to find when I go, but I'm always happy with my visit. They do have an online system that allows you to search for specific books, but I've never used it. The people who run the shop are nice and always happy to help. I will definitely be returning in the near future.

From the owner: Online only bookstore based in Pittsburgh, that specializes rare antique and antiquarian books and…read morerelated ephemera.

A cool historical site. A good meeting spot to park your car and ride or walk the Steel Valley…read moreTrail at the entrance to The Waterfront. Clean and well kept. Scenic trail along the Monongahela River. A good time to take in history and nature. Enjoyable time.

Serious hidden gem amongst the shopping mecca that is The Waterfront. It's a historic building…read morethat used to be used for pumping (dah) water back in the dizzay. Now it's beautifully restored to house some pretty great things! The Rivers of Steel operate the Pump House Market that runs on Saturdays and Sundays that have local food vendors and artists who sell merch. It's a really great place to pick up local instead of shopping at the Iggle. The one thing I always think of when I go in there is how great it would be to rent out for a wedding or small event. I'd say it would fit maybe 100 people comfortably, but it would be a really unique place to hold an event. Looking for something different, this is the place!!