Mount Lebanon is a great little village. Here's what's great:…read more- It's charming, with rolling hills and brick streets. - The schools are phenomenal. - There is lots of classic architecture to appreciate. - There are decent restaurants, coffee houses, and shops. - It's a walking community. - There's a great sense of community here.

Today I visited the Ross Municipal Center Park to receive my first dose of the Moderna vaccine. I…read morehad easily scheduled my appointment online through the Allegheny County Health Department, and when I arrived at the municipal building in Ross, the employees directed me on where to go. Many residents had shown up to receive a vaccine, but the employees followed a refined process of registering me, vaccinating me, scheduling my second dose, and monitoring me for any side effects. All employees were kind, although two seemed slightly confused about the process, such as when one employee tried to get me to skip the line without an important paper. Sufficient parking spaces were outside. According to the Ross Municipal Center Park's website, they also have a basketball court, indoor recreational center, pavilion, and playground, and they offer fitness classes such as yoga for a fee. I am sure that more programs will become available after the pandemic is under control.

I tried to request a refund two times and I still have not heard from them after two weeks. They…read morequote a 3-5 day response time. I am led to believe that they check their email as often as they pick up their telephone calls. Plus the lady who set my account up was very rude and short. Is this the best they can do??

There is so much to see and do in Schenley Park! It is especially just a great place for hiking and…read morestrolling for good exercise. It is well maintained and has an abundance to wildlife, wildflowers and plant life to explore. Even when it is hot outside the tree cover in the woods provides great relief with cool shade. I have taken so many great pictures of the animals, plants and woods.

This is a very large park in Pittsburgh, and I wish more cities had this kind of park in them…read more There are many hiking trails here and regular park walkways, which can make for at least half a day. Another thing I want to point out is there are plenty of areas with shade, which is good for hiking. I had a really good time here but didn't like that there weren't enough benches.

Great library! We love stopping in there, looking at the books, movies, and puzzles. Super clean…read more Everyone who works there is very friendly. They have a great little kids section as well!

I can't imagine any library receiving anything less than 5 stars. This site is located next to the…read moremunicipal building and playground and offers all the conveniences you would expect to find inside of a modern library. . I have noticed lately that most libraries have reduced the amount of magazine subscriptions they carry. The children's library looks fun and inviting. There are regular events held here for all age groups. For instance, they have a reading program featuring therapy dogs. Library patrons of all ages are encouraged to attend but it is designed to attract young readers.

Its a jail. The food is mid af. 10/10 would not recommend at all. Bt recommend i mean they…read moreshouldn't be legally operating. So much going on there and it's not the prisoners

food wasn't very good. bed was incredibly hard. I'm pretty sure the heat in my room was broken…read more 1/10 would not recommend traveling here.

We were all packed into a house with several families and little kids who needed some time to run…read moreand stretch their legs so I quickly looked up the nearest best park on Yelp. Voila, Highland Park saved the day. The thing that attracted me most was the playground that featured plenty of shade as well as playscapes that worked for various ages including babies with a soft floor. I also want to highlight that this park features hiking trails and a great view overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. It's tucked into a historic neighborhood so the drive to the park was also pleasant. If I lived in the area, I could see myself frequenting this park. Overall a wonderful experience and we will definitely visit the next time we are in Pittsburgh!

Traveling to Pittsburgh with an eight-year-old, we found Highland Park because of its larger…read moreplayground. The park itself is large with trails and lots of nature. The playground comes with a shaded picnic area, a port-a-potty, and plenty of play structures shaped as ships and castles. My daughter loved it!

I saw a friend recently post a review for the city and it's inspired me to do so as well. Silly…read moreI've never done so before. I've been fortunate enough to live in the City of Pittsburgh in both the Regent Square (city side) neighborhood as well as Little Italy (Bloomfield). Both fantastic neighborhoods (Bloomfield is my beloved) close to downtown. I would often walk to and from town from Bloomfield. In addition, I worked downtown in city government and absolutely loved it. Everything about my hometown city is wonderful. We've evolved from the Iron City (steel industry) to a foodie, tech, and medical hub. The city boasts amazing turn of the century architecture (and older) with new and modern buildings. The City of Bridges has beautiful views of the Three Rivers, Mount Washington, etc. from Point State Park which is a large green space along the water. There's nothing more awe-inspiring than driving through the Fort Pitt Tunnels to have the entire city in front of you. Oh, and how could I forget? It's definitely a sports town. "How 'bout dem Stillers, yinz guys?".

It is always fascinating the places that you can check in to and review on Yelp…read more I swore I'd never live anywhere other than Buffalo and yet I've now been living in Pittsburgh since 2012. Overall, it is a wonderful city! I am continuously amazed at the amount of activities and cultural amenities that a city the size of Pittsburgh has. Sure, we have the Steelers, Pens and Pirates. But there is a world class symphony, opera and ballet. Tons of options for theater. And top notch museums and gardens. The city itself, especially downtown, is fairly well maintained. There are always street teams out making sure there isn't garbage laying around and in general, streets and sidewalks are fairly well maintained. The negatives are that with all the one way streets, it can be tough to navigate downtown. And, in the winter if we get more than about two inches of snow, the snow removal is awful. Overall, though, it is a wonderful city with plenty to do and see for people of all ages. I highly recommend a visit!