Lots of fun, $16 for my son and I including skate rental. Renovations are a little rough, but great…read moremusic. There are a few arcade games and snacks with a restroom.

This is my very favorite place for Roller Skate , is a family friendly environment where you can…read morespend a very good time skating with your friends and listening to music , I so much enjoy this place and I really recommended for everyone...

They say the two groups of people to not do an escape room with is your family and coworkers…read more However, I can finally debunk that one. With the completion of this room here with my family, it is a doable thing to do and you won't come out of there ready to brawl. Booked the room beforehand on their website. Pricing for these rooms is reasonable. When you think about other modes of entertainment, it is right on par. We took on the Bigfoots Revenge. The room felt a bit claustrophobic at first, but I chalk that up to them actually theming this out to the max. You weren't just in a room, you went into an experience. The staff here are amazing. They nudge you if they overhear you having an argument of what type of animal might have been on the wall. Like other rooms you are allowed clues, but it's best to see if you can see if you figure it out on your own. Spoiler alert, we escaped. Once out, you have the option to take a group photo of victory. Definitely give this place a try.

Everything worked as designed. Cleaver puzzles we had not seen before. Game controller was very…read morenice and helpful. All around great experience.

Dan was FABULOUS! We live out of state, and he was so great with communicating via email/text/call…read moreto make sure we had every detail covered. He is definitely experienced with weddings, having many suggestions on things if we were unsure about it and happy to make whatever adjustments we asked for. He knew the vibe we were going for at our reception and made it happen. Everyone had such a good time. We also had him set up karaoke for us, which was so much fun and our guests loved it! He kept up the communication throughout our reception, making sure all of our "must have" songs for dancing and karaoke got their play time. I highly recommend Dan for your DJ and Karaoke needs - thank you so much!!!

He couldn't perform for our event due to the COVID mandates and refused to return any deposits. He…read moresaid it wasn't his fault he had to cancel and he was still waiting on his $1200 coronavirus stimulus check. Beware he is a shady business dealer that is not afraid to take your money and run!

Who doesn't like soft-serve ice cream with so many options to blend in or top with: prices (cash…read moreonly) are very reasonable too. No idea about the golf side: not my thing.

This was the worst ice cream I ever tried to eat. Threw the cone away. I had never done that to ice…read morecream before

Amazing Staff! Relaxing and an exciting trip from start to finish! Bus drivers and take out…read moreindividuals were fun, helpful, and great at their jobs!

Great fun and great staffing as well, make you feel like family! they are very friendly and…read moreaccomodating, go back there every year

This place is a definitely unique find in Johnstown. To give you some perspective, it reminds me…read moreof TechShop in Pittsburgh. Mostly an art gallery to show of local artist's creations, but there is also space to rent and learn. Throughout the whole area you will find wares to be bought from paintings to pottery. Separate areas are set aside to use as classroom space if you wish you could just figure out how to be creative, much like me. The space is also available to hold a gathering. I stopped in during the recent Ethnic Fest going on in this area of the city and at that time they had Irish gig dancing held within. I love the reuse of the building. You can tell at one time it was an old industrial building of some sort from the brick exterior to the concrete floors inside. The chandeliers inside were quite creative as well. It appears they reused some old plastic bottles to give you the effect that it was blown glass. Who knew this existed in Johnstown? Now you do.

What an interesting place for the city of Johnstown. It was started by a you g immigrant couple…read morethat established a bottling company that displayed brightly colored soda pop. It is mow replaced by the singing, music, and dance of this ethnically diverse region. This beautiful place is host to many artistic events as well as ethnic musical bands and much more. Definitely one of a kind for the city of johnstown. The inside is large , clean and all newly remodeled. The great thing about it is that It can be rented for private events and parties to make that special occasion memorable. Its very spacious and has a fully equipped kitchen to prepare and serve food Today we are having a baby shower celebration but i will definitely think of this place for future events also!!!!!

We heard great things about the food so we decided to try it for the first time. Our reservation…read morewas a party of 7 and a 3y/o for 5:30 PM. We got our drinks right away, but my 3y/o got the same cup as adults. We then placed our orders. Our food seemed to take a while being that it wasn't very busy. I ordered an appetizer to keep my daughter occupied, and we had to ask for those and our side salads. The cheese sticks were the same as what I can get at Walmart. The side salad was so small I could hold the bowl in my palm. The food started coming out, but it didn't come out all at once. Some of us had been eating while the others were still waiting for their food. My 3y/o received adult-size, chicken tenders, and fries. I got a fish dinner which was only 3 tiny pieces of fish, 1 side, and a side salad for $15.99. My fish was dry and looked like it was out of the freezer. My haluski tasted too much like pepper and was mushy. My pierogies were good. For myself and a 3y/o WITH tip, my bill came to $80 which I understand there's inflation, but then reviewing my bill, I was charged for 2 to-go containers and a small pizza with 2 toppings cost me over $11 which I was not able to eat because the sauce was spicy. Actually, the sauce made my lips burn. The server herself was very nice, but the service was very poor. There were tables seated, well after we were and were gone before we were. We had to stop our server and ask for refills and our checks because we weren't checked on, even then, we still waited. It was definitely not a good experience, and I am very understanding because I've been in this industry for 26 years. We more than likely will not return!

Awesome dinners and service. Highly recommend the cheesecake and the Lemon Drop Burger!read more

Paid the extra five for Dave's guided tour. Yesterday was free admission. In other words where…read morethere is a will there is a way. Really good tour with new exhibits based on recent discoveries. Updated

I love history and not being from the Pittsburgh area, I especially enjoy going to sites like this…read moreto learn more about the history of the region I live in now. Everything about Fort Ligonier is incredible! When you first walk in, you check in at the admission counter and get a sticker for your admission. On the left is the George Washington gallery that has interesting artifacts like Washington's pistol from Marquis de Lafayette. There is also an art gallery. Artifacts are clearly labeled and well described, but if you want to dig in deeper, they offer guided tours at various points throughout the day. Even if there isn't a guided tour, the docents stationed throughout love talking about anything you have questions about. On the right hand side is the history gallery which takes you through life at the fort and a history of the area. So much to see and you haven't even ventured to the fort yet! When you decide to see the fort, you meander up a path with lots to see. Recreated cannons and guns, fortifications and guard towers. Once you get to the main area, there are several buildings that you can go in to to get a better sense of what daily life was like at the fort. On select days, they even have costumed interpreters on site to give demonstrations and provide additional insight and history. They are also currently doing some archeological digging to learn even more about the site. It is really neat to think that research is still ongoing after all these years. This is a top notch experience and I highly recommend everyone take the time to come and experience it.