My experiences with them have been great. Everything I've ordered has come promptly and fast. I…read morejoined the year membership for free shipping for a year. It has been amazing sorry to see they went out of business

Ordered ammo online with free shipping on x amount. Never received order confirmation of any kind…read more Emailed weeks later and asked and got the "we are backed and will get your order to you" fine I understand but still no order confirmation only reason I figured we were good is the charge went through pretty fast on my credit card. Fast forward received order. One of the calibers was not what I ordered so I got 500 rounds of 25 ACP. I called and was told that was what was on your order. I don't even own a 25acp and because I didn't print screen it was he said she said. I asked "can I order AND PAY for the right caliber and you work with me and cover shipping?" I was told she would have to ask.... That was weeks ago so be very cautious. I didn't expect free. Mistakes happen but.....

Since Monica Yope has opened up her own store on Mt. Washington I will be limiting this review to…read morethe work she does with Pop Craft. I have seen her at almost every Yelp event I've attended. She has innovating ways of promoting the city of Pittsburgh. She normally reduces the complexity of her crafts during an event so that we are not overwhelmed with the process. She is very friendly and helpful. Among the crafts we have done were make a city in a bottle, create a plant, screen and block printing of cards. The last project we did was make a simple bracelet. Not too long ago we rolled a candle which you can actually burn. I'm not very good when it comes to crafts to she's always willing to lend a helping hand. That came in handy when we made a plant since it involved simple sewing and I just couldn't get to work right with all the yarn. It really promotes our city and makes you proud to be from PIttsburgh.

Pop Craft had a table at the Brunch for Hope today at Vallozzi's benefitting Lending Hearts. It was…read morefun doing a watercolor card with an inspirational message! This was my first introduction to Pop Craft and I thought it was a wonderful concept! So much fun and a great ice breaker!

This is the ULTIMATE in candle stores! @thestudio_pghcandle This new DOWNTOWN location (Original…read morelocation is on the Northside) is absolutely GORGEOUS! The restored building of the former J.R Weldin Stationery store is so luxe & spacious. It can accommodate a candle making party & candle happy hour (at the bar seating) for sure. It is a reasonable priced for the value that you actually receive. You will find candles, accessories, journals, flowers, and other trinkets. It's really a place you have to experience for yourself! I'm so glad I did & was able to pickup my favorite candles!

Excited to see this now open. I missed the opening date by a couple of days during my last visit in…read morethe area. Space is warm and inviting with cozy couches and helpful staff. I got one of the favorite lemon combination candles and one of the artful pittsburgh skyline themed candle jar ones, too. Even cooler there is space to have a group candle making party. I thought all were reasonably priced for future gifting.

I've now been to Mike at Crimson Lotus three times. He's awesome. The entire place is chill. Great…read morework & great experience. Highly recommend!!

I cannot express how satisfied we are with KariAnne and all the help she provided us during our…read moretime together! My daughter is three and NEVER slept through the night until now - it's been an amazing turnaround. Highly recommend her services!

What a cute place! Friendly staff. I tried the iced chai…read moreand a turkey Gouda sandwich. The sandwich is to be served open faced but I told the employee just to make it a regular sandwich since I was getting it to go. It even came with a small side salad. The chai was good and the sandwich flavorful and just the right size for me for lunch. There's an upstairs where they having painting too

Bill is a very knowledgeable and excellent instructor with more than 40 years in the industry. I…read morewould highly recommend this school.

I just finished the Elite Bartending School Professional Bartending and Mixology class and had a…read moregreat experience. My instructor was Bill and he was very friendly and knowledgeable about all of the drinks and the bartending industry. He was very approachable and easy to learn from. Lawrie was full of positive energy and will go above and beyond to help you even after completing the course.

I just finished my first class, Woodworking Fundamentals - Basics. It was an intense, three month…read moreclass. Get ready to get down to business, because this gets right to it! Beginning with rough lumber pieces, you begin to square off and get your working pieces cut. After that, it's straight to measuring, marking and so on... Oh wait, there is that little bit about sharpening and honing your tools. Don't worry, you'll make it through. I had no feeling in my fingertips after a few classes. It pains me to say it, but it was worth it! You can't be serious about woodworking if you aren't willing to understand how to begin and maintain these tools. It gets better and it wasn't anything that a glass of wine after class didn't fix. I can't speak highly enough about Dante and Becky. Their guidance and hard work really give each beginner the opportunity to do their very best. They offered some open shop days for those of us that needed it. Thank you so much! Now, on to Woodworking Fundamentals - The Shaker Table...Can't wait!

I've taken 7 classes at GNA Woodworks: Woodworking fundamentals, Shaker Table Buld (my favorite),…read moreBasic Cabinetmaking, Building a Workbench, Wood Finishing, Machine Maintenance, and Basic Venering. Each one was amazing entirely b/c the instructors are amazing. Dante teaches most of the classes but brings in some outside people on occasion to help out (especially for advanced veneering...which I have yet to take, but can't wait!). The old shop where the classes were taught was amazing and I thought it couldn't get any better. Well, Dante recently purchased a new space which is being built out right now (I got a sneak peak the other day and it is amazing!...can't wait till it's fully set up and ready to go). It's also in McKees Rocks, so if you're a veteran, you won't have to go to far from the old place. I went from never once working with wood to owning my own hobby-basement-wood-shop full of the usual power and hand tools in about 2 years and have been working independently on projects for about 1 year now (with, I like to think, lots of success). After taking the fundamentals class, I fell in love with woodworking and haven't looked back. None of that would have been even remotely possible without Dante and his instruction. There really is nothing I can say that isn't a glowing review. If you're not a novice, there's still plenty to learn at GNA. The more advanced classes challenge every aspect of your woodworking skills from using power tools (e.g. table saw, band saw, jointer, planer, routers, etc...) to hand tools (planes, files, scrapers, etc...). I've been in classes with people who were starting out like me and with people who had been woodworking for a few years and wanted to sharpen their skills. There's really something for everyone. I can't wait to take my next class!!! (probably Radial Match Veneering, but we'll see what other fun classes Dante comes up with).