We are so excited to have Baxter's RCade open up in the neighborhood! It's so nice to go to a…read morebar/restaurant that's fun for the adults and the kids... there were truly all ages there when we stopped in. They didn't have high chairs when we got seated, but the staff was so accommodating and quickly ran across the street to borrow some from another restaurant. The host gave us a rundown of the place and all of the different areas: board games, bocce courts, arcade games, old school gaming systems and TVs, golf bays, and putting green. Some activities were free and some needed a gaming card to play. There are dining tables and bar stools inside, as well as picnic tables and more seats at the bar outside. It was a beautiful night, so all of the large windows were open. Their bar included signature cocktails and mocktails, as well as limited beer and wine options. The food menu wasn't very extensive, but we tried the buffalo chicken dip, caprese dip, guacamole and queso, Thai chicken tacos, and a flatbread. The food came out quickly, and everything was pretty good; it wasn't anything spectacular, but decent to snack on while you play games and enjoy the atmosphere.

My boyfriend threw me a surprise birthday party at Baxters and it was super nice but the staff…read morewasn't the most friendly. It took forever to get drinks and a few of the workers were a bit rude - "I'm not your server". The food menu is pretty small - mostly snacks. The avocado toast is excellent! The cocktails are fun and festive! We loved the wall of board games! Overall it was a cool place, just wish there were more food options!

Came here yesterday for my brother's wedding. It's a beautiful venue, and it's within walking…read moredistance of the Homewood Suites Hilton. It was a very nice and intimate spot perfect for a small indoor wedding. The reception room was a little bigger but still not massive. If you want a small scale wedding this is an ideal venue.

From the owner: The Audrey is a Luxury Event Venue located in the Southpointe Town Center in Canonsburg, PA…read more We host weddings, corporate events, galas, birthdays, private events and much more!

Amazing food and service. Michelle is amazing if you are looking to host an event please get in…read moretouch with her. You will not be disappointed

I'm a member. Awesome priced drinks and food. No place cheaper or with better portions in town. A…read morelot of people love the banquet service and it is also very good whenever I have attended an event. The drinks are strong. Fair warning. Almost every weekend and holiday either a dj band trivia name that tune or karaoke etc. dining room is open to nonmembers and so are most parties. Linda and Kathleen are wonderful bartenders.

4.5 stars. This Hyatt Place hotel is connected to the Hollywood Casino. This hotel's amenities…read moreinclude free self-parking, food (Parlay Lounge, breakfast bar, The Market store, and The Placery restaurant), free Internet, meeting spaces, business center, fitness center, swimming pool, dogs' stays for a fee, etcetera. In 2025, my husband and I had three stays here, and so far in 2026, we have had one stay here. All four stays were two nights long, and we paid for our rooms with credit-card points. Our rooms had a king-sized bed, sofa bed, 55-inch television, microwave, small refrigerator, desk, chair, and more. The rooms were clean and in very good condition, aside from a chipped bathroom tile, some peeling wallpaper, a burned-out light, and wall crack in one room. During our first visit (see my first review below), both the employee at the front desk and the housekeeper had unprofessional communication such as laughing at us about our floor and huffing and puffing about our do-not-disturb sign (we have received one during ZERO of our stays), but during our second through fourth visits, the employees performed their jobs better. We recently learned that we are permitted two free sodas per day, but I am not sure why.

This hotel had THE MOST comfortable bed & pillows I have ever slept on in a hotel. It was seriously…read moretop notch. Highly recommend.

I was extremely disappointed with the Mother's Day brunch experience this year. My family and I had…read morevisited before and absolutely loved the atmosphere and food, which is why I encouraged my family to celebrate here for Mother's Day. Unfortunately, this visit was nothing like our previous experiences. This was not a cheap brunch, yet it lacked some of the most basic brunch offerings -- no omelet station, no waffles, pancakes, or the variety that was offered in the past. The food overall was very disappointing and nowhere near worth the price. What made it even worse was the dessert area. Once desserts ran out, they were never refilled, and several members of my family never even had the chance to try them. For the amount charged, this is unacceptable. I even asked the host about the omelet station they used to offer and was told it was removed because the lines would get too long. That is not a good excuse. Other brunch places like Grand Concourse still manage to offer omelet stations, waffle stations, eggs, meats, and much more at a similar or even lower price point. I left embarrassed and disappointed after recommending this place to my family for such a special occasion. Sadly, we will not be returning, and I would not recommend this brunch experience to others looking for a quality Mother's Day celebration.

This place only gets one star because of the facility ambiance. The food was horrible! Wedding soup…read morewas beef broth based with way too much pepper, green beans weren't cooked, red potatoes were dry. Penne in vodka sauce had no flavor. The only thing that was edible was the petite filet. Thank goodness for the wedding cookie table!

Everything was outstanding, the place is clean the employees are welcoming. We had one slight issue…read morewith undisciplined kids but the staff handled it quickly and told us how they would handle it going forward. Where other hotels charge a large incidental fee the simply charge $30. Breakfast was exactly as described and then some, they did not wait for food to run out it was hot and fresh. Don't waste your time taking a chance on a different hotel just book here. 5 stars and very well deserved, they are extraordinary.

I stayed here for five nights over the summer, when I was volunteering in the area during an…read moreeight-day event. Having somewhere close to sleep was really nice as my week went on; especially near the end of it, when I needed naps/quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the event. If you need a nice but simple hotel this is definitely the place. The lobby and my room alike were clean and well maintained. My bed was the standard hotel-level of firm, and the pillows were the standard hotel-level of soft and flat. I like a softer bed and thicker pillows but at this point I know not to expect them during my travels. The wi-fi worked pretty well overall; it got spotty at times but was more reliable than what I'm used to at hotels, so that was a plus! One thing I didn't like was that every time I'd pull into the parking lot, trucks would have parked across multiple spaces (rather than attempting to fit into a single space). I did find parking OK day to day/night to night so it didn't affect my stay; but I also noticed it daily, and wondered if the trucks would have been allowed to do that if the hotel was busier. In summary: I had a straightforward stay in a simple but nice hotel. They definitely offered a good quality stay for a reasonable price - I'd stay here again, assuming parking never becomes an issue.

I will attempt to describe Marbin's stay at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Washington PA, by…read morestarting the review at the present moment and working my way back through time to the beginning, scene by scene (like in the film Memento). 11:46 pm - I am stoned out of my mind laying in bed with a laptop, yelping about the fancy hotel in which Marbin is spending the night. The space is decorated with hideous modern art. I see abstract statues, cubist paintings, and reading lamps shaped like telescopes. The pieces are all profoundly ugly, tasteless, and trivial, and their only purpose is to distinguish a Marriott hotel room from a lesser hotel room in the mind of a person who knows absolutely nothing whatsoever about art. Luckily, that person is me and it's totally working!!! Looks fancy! Somehow the abstract art in this room is much more pleasing than the classical art that is typically hung at the choice hotel rooms that we usually stay in. I am unsure of what all these random shapes are supposed to represent and as I look at these terrible art pieces, I find that my judgment is somewhat suspended, and that my mind is less scrutinizing than it would be If I were looking at a child level illustration of a tree at a Quality Inn. Good Job Marriott, very clever!!! Also currently happening, one bandmate is fucking around on his phone by me and the other two are eating Doritos and watching Joel Osteen on TV (Weird choice). 11:00 pm - I am standing in the parking lot of a Marriott Hotel. A bandmate is explaining to me exactly how he got into smoking blunts instead of bowls, as he passes me a blunt. Apparently a friend of his presented him with a hypothetical situation as a sort of mental exercise (the purpose of this hypothetical was to advocate for blunt smoking). The question posed by the bandmate's friend was: "What would Future do?" (Future, apparently, is a contemporary hiphop artist that many of the kids are listening to these days). The answer, as far as I could tell, was that Future would smoke the blunt rather than the bowl for some reason. I try not to cough (I cannot). 10:44 pm - We pull up to a Marriott hotel, consumed with anticipation for our stay at the lavish and iconic hotel. A bandmate is singing "well we're movin' on up to the east side",The classic theme song from the quintessential television show The Jeffersons (This song is meant to symbolize the triumphant feeling that a family collectively feels as they jointly experience upward socio-economic mobility as a unit. This important and beautiful sentiment is sadly no longer promoted to the masses by the powers that be these days. However, I believe that it is important to pause and recognize that the principle encapsulated within this sentiment is the pursuit of happiness, which of course is one of the pillar stones on which the American dream itself delicately rests upon. The poetic symbolism and relevance of this song to our upcoming stay at the Marriott Hotel is felt by all. 10:25 pm - We finish loading our van with gear after a very successful and energetic show while one bandmate books a room at a nearby Comfort Inn. Suddenly, a fan named Ben (looking glamorous wearing a gold Marbin t-shirt with all of our faces on it), tells us that his brother works at a casino that is connected to a Marriott hotel in town. He then tells us that he could get us a great price on a room. The band is overjoyed!! We quickly cancel our reservation and begin our drive to the Marriott Hotel! Our hearts are full of excitement. 8:00-9:35pm - Marbin shreds super hard and set in motion a series of events that will end up inspiring a fan named Ben to pull some strings and get them a hotel room that they could not afford without a great discount. (1:01 am) - In conclusion, The Courtyard Marriott is absolutely BITCHIN'!!! Also, I am very hungry (suffering greatly from a dire case of the munchies) but there is no way I am getting out of bed. Goodnight. 5 stars!!!

It's a shame. I used to enjoy this hotel but my recent visit was terrible due to the hotel…read morefraudulently charging my credit card extra fees. Unfortunately, this will be the last time I ever stay at this Courtyard Marriott. Paid for my room in full for two nights that included all taxes and fees for $351. When I arrive to the hotel the clerk behind the counter asked for the billing card used to purchase the Room for the weekend. The card on file was used for incidentals. That never a problem with me as long as the charge is pending and then never hits my account. A few days later I checked my bank and courtyard billed me for an $47 incidental for no reason at all. When I attempted to call multiple times to get it resolved, not one person could tell me why I was billed and kept sending me on a wild goose chase by transferring me to different numbers. Since all this is occurring, I'll never stay in another courtyard Marriott again. The customer service is absolutely horrendous and if you don't want your card fraudulently charged fees, stay clear of this business. There are so many better hotels in the area. This certainly isn't one of them.

Julian's catered the AMVETS National Headquarters' grand opening event in Washington. The price was…read moregood. The service was great. The food was outstanding. Best fried chicken around. Highly recommend.

Not a bad place, but food was pretty bad and the service was worst!…read more Went for a party and had a great time with friends. Place had plenty of sitting and was comfortable but not much to offer! I have no idea what it cost? Of course it's in town, so there is absolutely no parking also! Good luck!