Good place to hang out be with friends and family. I really like their salad pizza, and wings. Of…read morecourse memberships needed. They hold a bunch of different parties, kids and adults! We really like it!

The girls locker room is the coolest! it has LED lights, and positive wording on the walls.read more

Happened to be here when a disabled tournament and other games were going on. Typical rink for…read moremost part. Not really clean and a bit worn. The parking lot is way undersized. People were parking in lots of adjacent businesses including the Target which was not a short walk. The cartways are really small and narrow that someone got hit in the lot. Number of handicapped spaces was limited to two which seems low for the carrying capacity of the building. The ramp isn't even close to ADA. The ledge to get in two of the rinks is very high. One not so much but they didn't put the disabled folks on the "low" ledge rink, even when requested for the next day. Not a 5 star rink in my opinion

That place has really changed . from what it was before. Nice yard outside. You can rent the club…read morefor parties. Everyone is friendly. We love going there

This establishment was very pleasant and aesthetically pleasingI have nothing but good things to…read morecomment about this outstanding center of kindness and sportsmanship. I thought of these place as my peace within the chaos or the eye of the storm if you will I thought that it would be a splendid place to take my girlfriend. I was very wrong. The moment we entered the building her eye were glued on to the boy working at the concession stand. She was staring at him like an eagle gliding through the blue sky staring at its soon to be prey. I have her lost her. As I look over she look as if she was under a spell or if she has become lost... lost in his eyes. As I look at the boy staring back at her I was filled with rage, pain, and regret all of these intense feelings mixed inside of me like a tornado of emotions..... She left me that night and as Iayed in my bed the image of that boy never left my mind. The revenge I wish to take on him is what drives me. It drives me to become better, stronger, and smarter. He is the bane of my existence. He is my interpretation/personification of the diablo himself he is the fallen angel... .......anyway cool would recommend to hang here but not for dates

I like the coaches from AABC. They have given my son some great instruction. We recently had a…read morehitting lesson with Angel and he was great with my 9yo son.

I came for a Pitt basketball game back far back in winter 1999-2000 which is saying a lot as ever…read moresince then, I've thought regularly about this venue namely since it is so large, heavy, and bulky of a building perched seemingly precariously up so far so high on the hill overlooking the Oakland district in what's locally formerly known as the Hill District now more so by its more historical names of Middle Hill and Terrace Village. Ticketing at the will call window as I recall way back when was very easy with just id and get your ticket. This was in the beginnings of online ticketing thus wasn't as big a thing. Entry and security were thin and light as I recall more innocent days of our nation's history with cursory checks and no real worries. The interior was surprisingly massive with a very airy feel fit for a Div I men's basketball (now that seems so sexist, but was a term said without weight, implication, or reconsideration back then) arena. Flow and foot traffic were decent since the very brisk wintertime and far-away-from-campus location kept attendence below max with whipping winds chasing us all the way up the walk from Fifth Ave below. There isn't much atop the hill here but this building with just a darkness ominuous beyond the campus border, at least relative to a not-from-here undergraduate student. That feeling still sits with me to this very day, partly also since it was such a formulative time of my life. The amenities as I recall were many with a varied array of vendors for fan paraphernalia (but similar pricing to official fan stores and campus bookstores) and food (relegated to stadium-like staples, back then during the early days of food awareness). Bathrooms were where the building's historic nature showed which were then unupdated. And that's all I can recall! A historic storied place for sporting. I believe years later they moved to the shiny Petersen Place leaving this for practice.

This field house is an athletic event facility that normally hosts University of Pittsburgh…read morewrestling, volleyball, gymnastics, and indoor track events. I come here almost every year for one event held in March. The event was previously called the Dapper Dan although it is now called the Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic. This event features talented high school wrestlers; half of which are headed to college to wrestle at elite schools. The overall quality of the maintenance is the best part of the facility. Things aren't left in disrepair and abandoned here. The university has put effort into maintaining and/or improving the current space they have. My issues with the facility are minor and I don't really want to harp on them too much. I'm not a fan of the entrance, as I think it should have more structure (aka: security). The other thing I don't really like is the snack bar selection, which is the normal crap you get from a snack bar. Think mini pizza, nachos, popcorn, pop, hot dog, and some other stuff. I think the selection could be varied from the norm to spice things up while still turning a profit.

The EWL was founded in the early summer of 2011 as a way to bring Wifflers from around the city to…read moreone central location. Four teams of 4-5 players each have been coming together Tuesday nights to compete for the Wiffle Ball crown. Although the traditional Wiffle Ball and classic yellow bat aren't used in the EWL, the teams keep it interesting by mixing in a number of different bats and using a small, foam-like ball that takes an unpredictable path off the bat. All games are played in the small Liberty Park directly on Ellsworth Avenue. The park dimensions lend themselves perfectly for use as a Wiffle diamond. The tall fence makes sure that, although home runs are always in play, batters must make good contact to put it out. Members of the EWL have been competing for the past 10 weeks of regular season play, and the first week of the 2011 playoffs. This coming Tuesday 7/19 marks the second week of playoffs, when 2 teams will be eliminated and 2 will go on to the best-of-seven EWL Championship Series. The conclusion of the EWL season is sure to be a thriller.