Lindsay provided my partner and me with an exceptional tour during an open house, showcasing her…read moreremarkable artistic process and sharing a wonderful story. I absolutely love her work and have decided to frame it on my wall.

Met with Gingerly Press this past weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore show on Feb 21st. I…read morelearned a lot about their process and loved several prints. I'm still considering buying several for new wall space in kitchen. The earth-valued themes are depicted so simply but their design and colors are very appealing.

Love the Imaginarium, BUT for the complex clues an hour is WAY too short of a time for 4 people…read more For 200 dollars we definitely did not come close to getting a fair shake for our dollars. An hour and a half to two hours is much more reasonable, affordable and fair. In addition the sound is way too low for people who have hearing deficiencies. I know the idea is to be mysterious, but the sound negatively affected our fun. And the greeter was too soft spoken also, barely audible. When you're excited to play you don't want to miss a beat. I hope someone from the org makes changes.

Very challenging! Rivaled one we did in London. Sadly only got through two rooms (how many were…read morethere in total?!). They gave us hints only when we were really really stuck. Loved it and can't wait to do their other story!!

I had a pleasure of experiencing this event through a teambuilding event with my coworkers…read more I have never attended a cooking class so I didn't know what to expect but we had an absolute blast !!!! You are provided with the recipes of everything you're making so you have that to take home. There are so many menus to choose from and it's very affordable. Dorothy, who facilitates the class has the perfect personality for such an event. While you are learning to cook, hanging out with your coworkers, you were learning tips from a seasoned professional!!! I will take a cooking class over ax, throwing or bowling as a teambuilding event any day!!!! I recommend Chop Wok & Talk 150%

Dorothy and Donna were great! What a fun night! Great food and great experience, highly recommendread more

We got to tour the Pittsburgh Glass Center as part of our Friendship house tour in October. Such…read morea cool place. We got to visit the entire facility. Would love to go back and take a class. Beautiful pieces of glass to purchase by local artists - made in the Glass center.

I had a blast at the menorah making class at the Pittsburgh Glass center. What a fun day! This…read moreclass you get sheet glass and little rods and nibs of glass to create a design. Then you mark when you want your candles to go. In a week we'll be able to pick them up after being kilned and I cannot wait to see how the glass melts together! What a wonderful time and super affordable as well. #GOUDapproved

We hosted a corporate event here for about 35 people and had more than enough activities for our…read moregroup. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and overall everyone had a great time. The catering partner was excellent, and they handled all of the cleanup, which made the event even easier for us. I would highly recommend this place for a fun outing with friends, family, or any type of event.

Incredible place. Well kept. Such a fun vibe. Staff was friendly. Easy to check in and make…read morepayment. Will definitely be back.

We enjoyed Wiggle very much and it's always a stop when we are in town. We stopped in on a rainy…read moreMonday afternoon and found it to be very empty. Well, the website said that their kitchen was open when we got there the bartender let us know that it was in fact not open and that it was only beverage service. That was a slight disappointment to us as we probably would've hung out later if we could've been able to get food. I did a flight and tried the honey, the apple, the kilted barrel cast, and the Wapsie. Overall, I thought they were all pretty decent. The kilted definitely has a lot of peak and drinks very closely to a scotch. The honey one for me was my favorite and I ended up buying a bottle to bring home. My husband got an old-fashioned made with the Wapsie. He enjoyed it but liked it even more after the ice melted a bit. We were a little surprised that they close so early on a Monday but they close even earlier on Sundays so highly recommend that you pay attention to the operating hours if you're planning to visit.

Found this is drafts and forgot to post…read more Stopped in for a quick snack before the baseball game. Service was kinda slow, it wasn't the best experience. The cheese tax 9/10 Cheese was great. wasn't a fan of them with the bbq so we got ranch for dipping too.

Tired of the same old? Try this cute art studio! I was here with a group and we had a great time…read morefeeling inspired by art projects that did not require an incredible amount of knowledge and commitment. I turned two candles into an art piece by adding dried flowers to them. I can't wait to now turn them into a birthday gift. Thankful for the hospitality! Making arts, meeting new people War Streets Art Salon was founded in 2024 by Pittsburgh-based artist and entrepreneur Clarise Fearn, the creative force behind Clarise Creative Wellness. Their mission is to provide a fun, supportive, and casual environment where adults can explore their creative side without feeling pressured to be "good at art."

My family recently hosted my baby sprinkle at WSAS and it was a fabulous, memorable experience! We…read morehad about 15 guests and each person got to choose their own craft to make. You're also able to bring in your own food and drink so we had a little brunch spread. Clarise, the owner, was so kind and helpful during the event! Overall we had an amazing time and this definitely beats the traditional "shower." Would recommend!

Palate Partners has become one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh. Located in the Strip District…read moreright across the street from Penn Mac, Palate Partners has a wide range of wine and wine merchandise for sale. Note, due to the archaic PA liquor control laws, you can't buy wine and take it with you the day you buy it. Instead, you have to wait two days to pick it up. However, they have wines that are not available at the PCLB stores and the wine merchandise makes for great and reasonably priced gifts. Most importantly, Palate Partners holds wine tastings every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. For $12, tasters get to sample three whites and three reds selected by the store owner. These wine tastings are a great way to try new wines as well as a way to decompress and socialize on a Friday after work.

This is a great find for wine enthusiasts. Located in the Strip district this place is a great…read moreexcuse to stay after work or to head downtown for an early evening event. The store itself is filled with wine related items available for purchase. I highly recommend the holiday themed wine glass koosies they make for a great conversation starter at a party. The only downfall and it is not their fault but PA laws will not allow them to sell you wine to leave with that day. You have to come back in a few days. Palate Partners also host wine tasting events a couple of times a month and I highly recommend them. The host wine tasting classes the first and third Fridays of every month. They usually pick wines that people would not normally choose themselves when at the W&S store. They sample three reds and three whites. It is relatively inexpensive but a great introduction to wine tasting. If you are looking for a gift for a friend/family member who enjoys wine this is a great stop.