I'm not really a big golfer, but some friends wanted to go to 9Yards for an evening out, so we went…read more+ I was pleasantly surprised! Even as a very, very beginner golfer, I had fun with the simulators. The vibe was very laid back, the staff was super helpful, and the food was tasty! The golf zone technology seems like it would be really helpful practice if you're a regular golfer, particularly if you want to work on your swing when the weather's not cooperating (thanks Pittsburgh). But it's also a great choice for a chill night out with your friends, or I could even see it being a fun date night. So glad I tagged along!

I've been to all the golf simulators in Pittsburgh and this one is by far in a world of its own…read more Staff is cool, food was high end bar food - great wings, but what really makes this place awesome is the technology they have. The simulators here are by a company called "golf zone" - and no one else in Pittsburgh has them. I discovered golf zone at golf lounge when I was in DC and was amazed. If golf zone is PS6 then It makes other golf simulators look like Atari. Anyway yeah check this place out. It's 20 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh with no traffic but it's worth it if you want to play next level simulator golf with your buddies or even alone to practice your game.

Had a great time. Two separate fields that are expandable and staff was nice. Will be going backread more

We ended up here after a really bad experience with Three Rivers Paintball park and I must tell you…read morethat I'm so glad we did! The staff here was amazing and so accommodating. They explained everything to our group as this was their first time trying Paintball. There weren't tgat many other customers when we arrived because it was early so we ended up having our own referree and he was fantastic with our group. We ended up staying for hours as the boys in our group did not want to leave! I ended up purchasing multiple cases of Paintballs so they could keep playing. Here's a tip... when you check into this business through Yelp you get a coupon for a discount on cases of Paintballs. So don't forget to check in. The day that started so horribly ended up being so fantastic thanks to this place. The boys said they wanted to have their birthday parties here so I look forward to going back! Thank you so much Steeltown!!!!!!!!!

I never knew this bowling alley existed until about a week ago when my company planned a team…read morebuilding event for a Friday afternoon. I am glad we chose this alley rather than the meadows. I was surprised at what a nice establishment it was inside as the outside looks a bit rough. It is hard to see if you are just driving past. You'll want to look for the shop n save & lull into that lot. The bowling alley is located straight ahead towards the back of the lot. Aside from the chilly bathroom, it is pretty great. All of the workers were great and very accommodating to our large group. Everything seemed pretty clean and the service was quick. The prices are also inexpensive (food, drinks, bowling, shoes, etc.) From the pub, we ordered pizzas, wings, loaded nachos, & salad. Absolutely no complaints about the food. The wings were crispy, which I loved. They also provided us with to-go boxes without us even having to ask as we had a lot of extra. Beers in the pub were only $3.50 & mixed drinks $4. Where else can you get alcohol for those prices?! I would suggest checking this place out. I hope to go back soon for another work event!

We had a great time bowling here with the family. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon and not…read morebreak the bank. We would come back to play, but the food service was a nightmare and really just left us with a bad impression. Ordering the food and drinks here was not only complicated, but the manager was blatantly rude to me when I did not go with his suggested item. I ordered the chicken fingers and he kept insisting that I order the appetizer platter. REPEATEDLY. I thanked him for the suggestion, and made it very clear to him that we just wanted something small to give the kids to nibble on since we had dinner plans. I was met with eye rolling and then told that I was wasting my money in a really aggressive tone. Just take my order. I dont want your onion rings. We asked for the rails to be put up for us since we had kids. A young lady said she would be right over. Never came. No problem, I went to the front and reminded her. She apologized and told us she forgot, but instead of coming right over, she didnt come to the lane for several minutes. We spent the first half of the first game with two frustrated kids who really were done getting gutter balls. Then the same thing happened with our sodas. The drinks never came. Reminded the cashier. No drinks. Reminded the cashier again. Finally. Drinks by the end of the first game of four people playing. Mind you, there is literally only one other family playing. We bowled 2 games, played a few games in the arcade and left. The family had a good time. Its nice to be able to have a nearby place to take everyone where you dont need to spend a lot, but can still have a good time. I just really hope that the management here improves the customer service. We really weren't asking for anything over the top.

I had recently heard about this trail, so today was the first time checking it out. I believe the…read moretrail goes for two miles, so it is a four mile hike round-trip. There are 10 markers along the trail, which at first we thought they were 10ths of a mile, but in retrospect we think the trail was just broken up into ten segments (not entirely sure). The trail starts off next to a parking area across the street from a gift shop. There are signs indicating the beginning of the trail, and a big aluminum staircase to get you from street level to the trail level. This was formerly a railroad, so I imagine there used to be a big trestle here at one time. Walking along the beginning of the trail is not too exciting, and you also hear a lot of highway noise from I-70. You pass behind a Dollar General store, and then you walk next to a gravel road until a bend in the trail, where it becomes a little more quiet, and then you see the first big highlight of the trail, an old train tunnel built in the 1800s (Marked Tunnel No. 3). This tunnel is curved inside so you cannot see the exit until about half way through. It wasn't totally dark but it's a good idea to bring a flashlight. Continuing on a ways, you encounter a second railroad tunnel (There is a sign indicating this is Tunnel #4). Soon after exiting the second tunnel, you reach the end of the trail, where there is a picnic table and some cool big rocks. There are several places to sit down along the trail to include a bench, and several tables with benches. There are also some garbage cans, and some bags to clean up pet waste. There was also an exercise area that was built by an Eagle Scout. There were no bathroom facilities along the trail, but I did see two port-a-potties near the Dollar store, but not sure if they were for trail use or not. It was a nice hike, and I am glad to have checked it out. Some spots were muddy, and gravelly, so you may wanna wear hiking boots, but overall not too bad. You could also ride a mountain bike with no problems. The grass along the trail had been mowed recently, which was great. There were also lots of Spring wildflowers. Overall, I would rate this trail pretty good, and may come back again in the future . . . Cheers!

We had a decent time playing 9 at Ponderosa one weekday afternoon. I thought the course was…read moremaintained pretty well for it having rained heavy several days in a row prior to us visiting. There were plenty of groups also playing an evening round and we found ourselves waiting just a bit for those ahead of us to finish up. We even had a chance to witness a man in a wetsuit scuba diving around the ponds collecting balls or cleaning, I'd assume.

Been playing this course for years. Today was my first outing there this year - as usual the course…read morewas in excellent condition. Also the restaurant is a real plus. Great food and fair prices.

This is my favorite bowling alley they are just friendly and make it feel like home and it's the…read moreplace I spent every Friday night for 3 years I love it here and wouldn't like to be anywhere else

Please note that the address shown is that of the trail head, based on Google Maps. The trail…read moreparking area is just to the south of here. The Brooke Pioneer Trail (also known as the Yankee Trail) is a 6.7 mile rail trail running south out of Wellsburg. Sandwiched between WV State Route #2 and the Ohio River, it connects with the Wheeling Heritage Trail System. Thus a round trip of approximately 32 miles is possible if you're so inclined. As it's been our goal to try every bike trail within a 100 mile radius of Pittsburgh, my husband Rick and I decided to give these two a try. The trail is built on a former Pennsylvania Railroad line dating back to 1878. The tracks were abandoned in 1981 and planning for the trail began in 1997. At the north end of the trail, a section of track has been carefully preserved. A plaque depicts the history of the rail line. Several interpretive signs along the trail illustrate the history of the rail line and the area. Heading south from the tail head, the path dips down from WV #2,. Here you'll see transportation on three level--the highway, the rail trail, and the river. There was a gap in trail around the town of Beech Bottom, and Google Maps will have you believe the gap still exists, but the trail is now complete. Continuing south towards Wheeling ,the trail heads deeper into the river valley. As it veers away from WV #2, take a moment and enjoy the quiet. A lock and dam is located near the connection point between the Brooke Pioneer and the Wheeling Heritage Trails. If you're lucky enough, you'll spot a barge in the locks-we did! Both the Brooke Pioneer and the Wheeling Heritage Trails are paved, easy rides. All you really need is a good road bike.

Nice facility. They have a decent amount of seating. They have a good concession stand open during…read moresporting events with a nice variety.

A nice indoor soccer arena for kids to compete in. Seems pretty well maintained and clean. Good…read morebarrier netting to protect folks in the stands.