The place is always a good time. Check their website for theme events, drink specials, and events.read more

Private club with set hours depending on how the bartender feels. So if it's supposed to stay open…read moreuntil 2 am, but the bartender is in a mood at 6 pm, it closes at 6 pm. This all changed under the new owner who views the club charter as optional. If you are a member, cancel. If you are curious, find a local chain bar. They will be more customer focused.

The Mars VFW Lenten fish sandwiches and fish dinners are one of our favorites! 10/10 would…read morerecommend and they're open to the public! Go get you some!

They only serve food on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Their food menu is rather extensive but…read morenot elaborate. It's everyday food that tastes great. The service is very good and the bar maid, Whitney is fantastic. Drinks are relatively cheap compared to other bars but you must be a member to sit in the bar area. Any one can eat there in their separate dining area. Parking is ample and the place is clean and very accessible. The building itself is a little older but well maintained. The dining room extension is new. I go there often.

Classy, awesome club to relax with a drink and a cigar. Lockers to store your liquor and a humidor…read moreto purchase a cigar. A band sometimes and an outdoor patio in the summer to sit. Everything is done with your phone, to enter, turn up the volume of the music. This is a private club.

I visited the Club for a private event. The club appeared to be very classy and had a relaxed…read moreatmosphere. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The decor was neutral and pleasant and it was nice to visit on a warm day when the doors to the patio were open.

Street parking so be prepared for that ... it's the north side!…read more Actually no line tonight (well there was but not like it usually is)...it took us about 15 min to get to the front of the line Orders our fish - paid - was given a number and we found a seat. They had a banjo band playing! You heard that right -- a banjo band! And... you they were good! Sorta gave me a Haufbrau house kinda vibe. Our fish came ( I got the small and it was plenty). The fries were good and the slaw is mayo based ( for those the are interested). Def make this one of our stops next year!

I usually go to the Elks as my my first stop during Lent for their fish fry. They open at 6:00 and…read morethey go until 8:00 p.m. And I would suggest you get there early and be prepared to stand in line. I got there around 5:20 and I wasn't very close to the front of the line. But because of the wait it was nice to talk to the people around you in line. There were even girl scouts selling cookies to everyone waiting which I thought was genius. They have a big fish sandwich and a small fish sandwich and then you get two sides. You can get stewed tomatoes, mac and cheese, coleslaw, or fries. They might have different mains other than the fish sandwiches but I usually just go for that so I don't think I looked at anything else. It is cash only but there's an ATM on site and you can order ahead for pickup. But if you have the time I would say sit and wait and hang out there because they have a banjo band that will also play polka. It's a really great experience and the food is delicious. Just know that you might wait a little bit but it's worth it.

This is one of those Pittsburgh attractions that everyone knows exists but many people have never…read morebeen inside. It is part museum, part event venue and works well for both. There is a parking lot under the lawn of the museum that is very reasonably priced, but there is also street parking in the area along with other surface lots. The museum portion of the space is interesting, but you get a lot more out of it if you are able to take a tour. There is just some information that can't be conveyed well with just looking at the objects. It is an absolutely beautiful space and while the exhibits might not take a large amount of time to go through, you'll enjoy the time you spend there. The auditorium is well maintained and the seats fairly comfortable, especially for an older venue. It is the type of place where you can't really have a bad seat. Overall, a great place to spend some time and absolutely worth a visit.

We attended a graduation ceremony at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial. It was a great place for a…read moresmaller graduation. The aesthetic of the building was amazing. There was not a bad seat in the auditorium. You felt close to the ceremony and we were able to see well. The seats were comfortable. The elevators and bathrooms were dated. This is to be expected. The elevators were very compact. With a larger group there was some waiting. We had a cocktail on a different floor and with an older adult logistics were difficult. The room for the cocktail hour was spacious and well suited for the event. Parking was in a parking garage directly underneath the building. Again for someone with mobility issues it was a long walk. We enjoyed the ceremony and the history of the building. I would recommend taking a look even if you don't have an event taking place. The architecture alone is worth the visit.

Well, well, well... I'd never even heard of this place but a…read moregood friend's mom is a member and invited me. It's your typical old timer, local (dare I say yinzer?) private club. It's been around forever and apparently at one time women weren't even allowed at the bar to place an order. Can you imagine living that way? I certainly can't. Beers are cheap. I mean cheap $2.50 a bottle. No drafts. It's an older bar but it's clean and people were friendly.

Place is amazing the clubhouse is awesome the course is beautiful and it's right next to the…read moreAllegheny River.

I've attended several events over the years as a guest to Green Oaks C.C. The food has always been…read moregood, ( including the outdoor grill by the pool.) Green Oaks has a very nice pool with outdoor lunch seating, well maintained clay tennis courts, & a beautiful golf course. The club has a very accommodating staff, and friendly members. Drive time from Shadyside/Squirrel Hill area is only 15 minutes. Green Oaks is a hidden treasure. I joined last year as a tennis member & continued this year. In my opinion, this Club & Pike Run C.C. are the true definitions of quality "country" clubs.

We were here for the Christmas Market. The food was fantastic and my three year old really enjoyed…read morethe horse drawn carriage ride and petting the sheep (although I'm not entirely sure that it was supposed to be a "petting zoo" per-se). I did enjoy the gluhvein, as well. It wasn't particularly cold, but this is a nice winter warmer. For nine bucks you get a glass mug filled with that beautiful mulled wine, and if you bring your mug back, you get a refill for four bucks. It got more crowded as the day went on, so I would recommend going early. The museum is part of your admission into the Christmas Market, and it is definitely worth a visit. Small, but interesting. I enjoyed the log cabin as well. We didn't buy anything from any of the vendors, but there was a decent variety of wares. Parking is tough, even earlier in the day, so be prepared to walk a bit.

I stopped by for a tour while biking in the area. Nancy was a very friendly and knowledgeable. I…read morewas able to join a tour in progress and when complete the site tour after they finished. Nancy even took another 30 minutes after the tour to discuss and to recommend additional historic sites in the area. Thanks again. Considering Volunteering there if they can work with my schedule. Mike