After a very long week my wife set us up to safely relieve some huge tension…read more The owner greeted us and helped us with our armor and shared how he started such a different business. What an unbelievable experience... turned on some music and smashed anything and everything - BEST WIFEY MOVE ON YHE PLANET!!! Great experience!!!

The only thing bad I can say about this place is it was a little difficult to find. I'd recommend…read morecoming when it's still daylight out for your first time. The entrance to the space is down a somewhat steep driveway situation in the back of an establish business. Not sure how well lit their parking lot would be at night and you may feel a little nervous until you get inside. The interior is a much larger space than I thought it looked from the exterior. I believe there are two break rooms so you could be breaking next door to another group at the same time. It's partitioned very well so you shouldn't see their debris flying into your space but you will likely hear their "rage" (laughter and breaking). The owner was super nice and a great conversationalist. She provided us a music genre of our choice in our room and an extra bonus box of beer bottles. She also provided us with gloves and a face shield for safety. My reservation was for a whole hour but smashing 3 boxes of items and chatting with the owner might have only taken us 25 mins. She offered us more smashables for very reasonable prices but as middle aged adults we assumed our throwing arms might be sore in the a.m. It was so fun and we laughed a lot together. Great short little date. I brought home a Santa tea cup as a souvenir from our box. Didn't have the heart to smash him and his reindeers. Overall, GREAT experience. I wish this business well. You can purchase a souvenir shirt also!

We love this rec center! It's our favorite indoor pool, with separate areas for play and lap…read moreswimming. They have two large slides and zero-entry in one area which is great for our toddler. The outdoor pool is spacious too with lots of seating. There are tons of classes that are included with your membership, along with traditional gym equipment and a walk/jog/run track upstairs. Child watch is available and very affordable. Membership for our entire family is $114/month which seems really reasonable considering it includes classes and two pools. We are big fans!

If I could give negative 50 stars I would my friend was there with her autistic daughter and her…read moredaughter was in the pool splashing by the slide minding their own business and a very ignorant uneducated lifeguard was very rude to them talked to them very ignorantly making my friend feel like they didn't have a right to be there causing my friend to leave early and in tears please teach your lifeguards that everyone has a right to be there and if they can't respect that find another job

This place has so many gaming options! They even have Atari games! The price is good too because…read moreit's $10 an hour. They have deals and they do birthday parties. I think the only downfall is how tucked in it is that it's hard to miss. But it's literally across from harmony cafe. And they are open to 10p most nights. You can even order food and have delivered. Perfect weekend Funtime with our kids. We love it

Great selection of games! Every system imaginable! N64, PS4, PS5, computers and arcade games. Every…read moregamers ultimate dream! They even do parties as well!

I love working out. The gym has everything I need. The facilities are fine. Certain aspects could…read morebe altered. For instance, the hours could be later. The gym could smell nicer. The guards could be friendlier. The equipment could be newer. The place isn't bad for what it is though. It will encourage more exercise & that should always be encouraged.

My name is Hitt, I'm from Pittsburgh PA. I do many things but one of the things I like to do is…read moreexperience everything I humanly can from foods to places plus people and things. Rather than write a long review and clutter the reviews with anymore long reviews (no knock, you guys are great) I'm just gonna get right to the point... This place? I'm primarily focused on the Disc Golf Course behind it. This course is 9 holes. The course is made by the school kids. Looks easy but deceiving. Good luck!

The park would be a great park if it was maintained & was monitored…read more I like right down the street and do not feel safe taking my daughter to this park. There is always trash everywhere, benches are broken, the playset is broken in so many places and the graffiti is horrendous! The water fountain has been broken for months, doesn't drain and is growing algae. The basketball court & football field are not kept up. The bleachers to the football field are falling apart, the score board is from 1973 and it's usually over grown. The fence is broken in so many areas, both at the basketball court & football field. The park is not at all monitored! People will be at the park at 10-11pm, not playing but doing other inappropriate things. While kids are running around, there will be adults and teens smoking both cogitated and other things. Multiple times there have been fights at this park with the cops called. This is just a horrible place to take your children, our tax dollar should go to good use to maintain and monitor this park, but it does not!

Great 4th birthday here. Large space for kids to spread out and do their own thing. Best for kids 5…read moreand under. I love that this place is easy to get to, don't have to worry about it being too cold, too hot, rainy. Climate control is wonderful, especially in Pittsburgh where you never know what you'll get. We brought all our own decorations, food and dessert but they do provide a full service party if you want. Best part about it is you don't have to clean up! Different spaces for all types of personalities. My little had a blast and so did her friends.

I took my daughter here to let her enjoy and have fun so we went early morning. But we ended up in…read morethe ER. She fell and hit her head on the train table. I mean accidents happen. But the employee just stared at me and just told me if i needed a tissue to wipe the blood away. This place wasn't even clean or organized. It was really dirty dusty and un sanitize. I understand its a play area but no one will want a place for their kid that is not safe.

Great programs, wonderful coaches and great communication between staff and parents. They also…read moreprovide lots of recreational curricular activities for the girls to have fun!

Unhealthy and out of shape "coaches". Not the example I want for my kids. Be careful when you…read moredrop, they will scam an extra payment out of you. Cheap and petty.

Schenley Oval can be considered a center for sports and recreation for Oakland and Squirrel Hill…read more It features a 1 km-long oval, a 400m track, a couple of soccer fields, and tennis courts (free!). In a weekday evening or on weekend, expect to see many people enjoying the oval: jogging, playing soccer, frisbee, and tennis. The oval has two water fountains, and surprisingly one keeps running through the winter. There are restrooms in a small brick building and usually portable restrooms nearby. Schenley drive goes near the oval, providing ample space for free parking. Although this is a friendly and safe area, be careful leaving items there: my book was stolen when I left it for five minutes on Sunday night.

By Ed Skirtich…read more Freedom to dream, sunbath, read and play frisbee at the Schenley Park Overlook plus walk, jog, sprint, and play tennis and football at the Oval and inner track happen on a sunny day. On the benches outside the inner track and outside the oval, friends reunite with each other. Also, while walking along the oval mom and dad's hold their child's hand while walking, young adult joggers slowly trot, mildly jog, jog, and sprint. In Bob O' Connor's Tennis Courts, young adults toss the tennis ball back and forth. They play tennis quietly and patiently with each other. Regardless of your disability, race, gender, and age and size, no one bothers you when you do your activity at Schenley Park. Children's imaginations can flourish at Schenley Park. At the Overloook, a young boy flies his kite while other youth catch frisbee. Also, a young girl kicks a soccer ball with family. Runners are fun to watch because they sweat, pant, or just slowly jog, trot, and and walk. Small tall, skinny, and fat, the runners get their job done. Tennis players don't care what their score is, they just like to have fun and relax. Another interesting thing was a hip drum beats could be heard while going around the oval. Finally at the Overlook, you can read, write, sunbath, or just admire the Downtown Pittsburgh skyline.

Nice place to visit in the community. They have a gym with multiple basketball hoops. Walking…read moretrack. They have classes that you can take. They also have some other games and free WiFi.

What an amazing place to bring a family, watch some baseball as a stranger, walk the trails they…read morehave, enjoy the skate park amongst other activities directly inside the rec center. These activities include basketball courts, you can play air hockey, they have full loan vending machines and classes available for yoga , Zumba or whatever it is! Also If you are a resident of Peters Township you can get inside Rec. Cntr to play basketball for only $1.00!!! or get a year long membership for ONLY $8!!!! Wow!!!

I have attended several fundraisers and a few conferences at the P.A.A. and I love the sense of…read morestyle and grandeur from the fireplaces, paintings, chandeliers and tall ceilings. The staff is very attentive, and the food is delicious. Some interesting details include a plaque on the side of the baby grand piano that states the great Byron Janis played here on this lovely old Steinway. On my last visit there were some problems with the heating in the dining room, it was terribly cold and they seemed unable to fix it, however it was extremely hot upstairs. I was surprised, because everything else seemed to be in proper order. There's parking in the back, so don't bother pulling up to the front of the building, enter on Lytton Ave. There's a coat check room in the front, across the registration room. There's a dress code for the dining room, and I believe it is enforced.

Wow. I've been at the Pittsburgh Athletic (PAA) a few times for various business breakfasts, and…read moredinners. It's a private city club, and the place is awesome from the minute you approach the building, which is a copy of a Venitian palace and sits on an entire city block. All cut stone is found in the lobby with high carved, coffered, and frescoed ceilings, paintings, a hugh stone fireplace, and polished brass elevator tambors. If someone invites you in, make sure to look at the main lobby ceiling. It's got carved wooden seals of all of the private men's athletic clubs that existed in the US, when the club opened. The club was founded in 1908, as a large brass plaque says, and on one of them is a list of past presidents, where I recognized a person my high school was named after. Cool. The dining service involves a lot of sterling silver and several forks, and turtle soup with sherry. If you want something not on the menu, they'll make it. It seems that there are always two or three dining areas to eat in, from one requiring coat and tie, to nothing but a jogging suit. My favorite is the Tudor Grill Rm, with it's vaulted molded plaster ceilings, that I'm told was once covered in tooled leather over the moldings. There's a hugh bowling alley, that includes duck pins, a gym with a canted track around the upper level, squash and handball courts, a large fitness center--never had to wait, large steam rooms-the kind in movies where deals are always done, saunas, massages, a barber shop with manicures, and a magnificent marble pool on an upper floor, with a walking track around it. And if you want to have lunch in the locker room, you can order and it is delivered. There are also sleeping rooms if you want to stay overnight, which we did after a late birthday party in one of the private dining rooms they have. There are even people who are full time residents. Like all private clubs there is a dress code (no denim for sure, on 1st floor and lobby), and no cell phones in the dining rooms, but I sort of like that. No one sits at the bar with a cap on. If you have jeans on, then you can eat in a sports bar downstairs off the bowling alleys, which is actually pretty nice. I'm looking into joining in a few months. You just need two sponsors who are members to write letters and say you are a good guy, etc etc. Meantime, I'm waiting for my next invitation to a workout and lunch.