The Washington Wild Things are by far one of the best values in Pittsburgh-area sports and…read moreentertainment. Tickets are always reasonable but this summer even more so as they are running $2.50 Tuesdays. That price is for tickets (!), parking which is usually $5, and selected concessions such as hot dogs, popcorn and beer. The games are legit good baseball and they have a competitive team, winning their division last year. There's a sign on one of the walls showing players who have gone on to be signed by MLB teams. The games are also packed with entertainment where fans get the chance to play for prizes, and don't miss the $1 chocolate chip cookie and milk combo, yes both for $1, behind home plate in the middle of the game. They will sell out so get in the line early. Concessions overall are so fairly priced, such as eight dollars for some interesting funnel cake fries (Reese's or Fluffernutter toppings) and $5 for a soft serve ice cream in a size you won't believe. In all this is a really fun night out! Very nice ballpark, too. My only small complaint is that they need a couple more vegetarian and/or GF options at the food stands. We had one of each dietary need in our crowd and all the GF person could eat were french fries or waffle fries, and as a vegetarian my choices were pretty much sweets, soft pretzel or snack pierogies which I am assuming are going to be Mrs. T's, while others have so many choices of different types of sandwiches etc. Maybe get a pizza vendor in here and offer some GF hot dog buns; it's a pretty frequent dietary need these days.

A perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening with your family!…read moreFirst, this ballpark is beautiful! Everything is well maintained and there are a lot of amenities like a sensory room and a playground. I love that this is a very family friendly, affordable way to enjoy time together, even with the youngest ones. They have a Kids Club that gives kids free admission on Sundays! But even without that, their tickets are very affordably priced. Food is also affordable compared to other similar attractions and there is a nice variety of options. A really fun and unique feature is the cookies and milk being offered during a mid inning break for only $1! They often have additional family activities like meeting mascots (they always have the Wild Thing there). If you are looking for affordable family fun, this is a great place to check out.

This venue was part of the Historical Homes Tour in Steubenville, aligned the Nutcracker Village…read moretaking place in December. I loved my visit! The docents were so friendly and knowledgeable. The entire museum was interesting with the highlight being the Dean Martin Room, since he is from here. I was particularly interested in the Paddlewheels, as my great great grandfather used to build those boats to go up and down the Ohio River. By the way, if you get a chance, definitely do the tour of historical homes. Some are more restored than others, but a couple of them look like museums inside themselves. The Historical Association is a very cool place for a small town. They were welcoming and inviting and they even served cookies to visitors that day. Nice touch!

My mom and I stumbled upon this hidden gem well visiting Stubenville Nutcracker VIllage. The…read moreStubenville Nutracker Village offered free trolley ride on the half hour, to check out their downtown to look at the main streets filled with life size themed nutcrackers and a stop at the museum. Tom, our tour guide and the rest of the board members went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, explaining everything in the museum and their town of Stubenville, Ohio. For any Dean Martin fans, they even had a Dean Martin room. Thanks for making the time memorable, and enlightening my knowledge of another great small town in Ohio.

This is a field house at the Mountaineer Casino. They have high-school-football-game style…read moreconcessions: hot dogs, nachos, pop, water bottles (they remove the water caps because people thrown them here). There is beer (only IC Light draft) and cocktails (basic well). Seating is all "first come first serve" in sections A,B,C,D which are padded chairs near the front of the stage. General admission is high-school-football bleachers (metal seating) in the back.

Located along the Panhandle Trail in McDonald, PA, the Trail Station is open to the general public…read moreApril through October on Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. It is both a trail destination, and a community asset. They have information about local businesses, a museum featuring local history, water and bathroom stop for trail users, and also a rental hall for events. A great place to stop while riding the trail on weekends.

When I got married a bridal shower was held for me at this venue. McDonald is a cute little town…read morethat thrived at the turn of the century. It's nice to see over the past few years it's coming back. Albeit slowly but surely. The trail definitely helps and this station is a hub for cyclists. It's a cute little building that can be rented out for parties, etc. Chock full of history, a nice little place to check out.

We came here for a company Christmas party. The staff was friendly and fairly attentive. The food…read morewas good, especially the beef stroganoff. I wasn't impressed by the desserts or the salad. Overall a good experience but nothing special. Would have been nice if they had water pitchers on the tables.

Thank you to MHCC for running a wonderful holiday event for our company. The entire staff - Tammie,…read moreDon, Bob, Valerie, and the many others who supported us - were incredibly friendly, responsive, and professional. I still can't believe how quickly they were able to work within our budget to put together an entire afternoon for 70 people, during a very busy time of the year. The club overall, and our space in particular (Heights Grill), were beautifully decorated for the season and so comfortable. We enjoyed great views of the golf course and unexpected use of a gas fire pit just outside. The catering, bar, and logistics were of the highest quality; special call out for the chef-carved filet - amazing. The team went above and beyond to make this a fun, low-stress celebration away from the office.

I obtained my BA degree at Bethany. Bethany stands by quality education and a diverse…read morepopulation-in small and beautiful setting. The professors are amazing and I made friendships to last a lifetime. For alumni, they have several events for single, couples and families. A great place to graduate from, especially for its worldwide networking opportunities with loyal graduates- you can find a Bethanian everywhere. It's a big factor to consider when you're throwing your resume out into the world. I hope my children consider this school someday!!!!!

Great course! Has lunch on the back terrace. Food was very good and service outstanding.read more

Short version: Do not use the venue as their management is unreliable and will change wedding…read moreaccommodations at a moment's notice. When we initially scheduled our wedding, we worked with Reagan. Reagan seemed nice but we had weak communication because she was let go in the middle of our wedding process. At the time of signing the contract we were promised space for both the Bride and Groom to get ready along with assurances that day-of organization would be handled by herself. Specifically we were told that meals would be served off of the seating chart/meal information we provided to Reagan (this is relevant later). We then had to meet with Carrie, Reagan's replacement, to discuss our wedding. At this meeting we were told to resign the event contract. We resigned as this was 6 months before our wedding date. At this time nothing seemed to be wrong. A schedule was also provided by the bride for the day of the event (timings, dinner time, cake cutting times, etc). 30 days before the wedding we were informed that the space for the Bride and Groom was not available any longer. Specifically, the Bride's space was an overnight accommodation for the wedding party to get ready. The owner of the country club made an executive decision that the spaces were no longer allowed to be used. We were given the choice of either canceling our wedding 30 days before the date or spending an extra 1,000 dollars on a limo and off-site accommodations for the Bride; we chose the latter. The day before the wedding, at the rehearsal, we met someone who is the main manager of weddings at the country club. Unfortunately we do not have her name documented on our side and cannot find her on the Williams Golf & Country Club website. This was the first time we had ever heard her name or met her. For simplicity I am going to refer to her as Amy. Amy's input is the reason this is a two star review instead of a one star review as she made an effort to resolve some issues caused by the venue. We were informed that Amy needed our meal place cards. Amy explained that the contract stipulated we needed them for meals to be served. We explained that both the contracts we signed stated nothing to that effect. In addition Amy stated we could now use the space reserved for the Groom (but not the Bride)if we needed to. Again, we already spent money to work around the ultimatums the venue gave us 30 days prior, so we could no longer utilize the space on such short notice. It was at this time it was discovered that the specifics in the contracts we had signed were not being honored by the venue. After some back and forth it was discovered we were given the old/wrong version of the contract and we were expected to make corrections to our event to accommodate for the mistakes of the venue. At the last minute, the night before the wedding, we were able to have place cards made to resolve the meal issues at our own expense and inconvenience. The day of the wedding most things went well involving the venue; the staff was nice, the food was good, and the venue was pretty. At about 7:45 Amy informed the Groom while the Bride was away getting photos that the chef was going to be leaving for the night at 8pm and asked if we wanted him to cut our cake; once he left we would be forced to cut our own cake for our guests. This was a service we had paid for. Without too much hassle the cake was cut by the chef, but the short notice was odd. We were later informed that our cake, made up of either chocolate or vanilla, was only having the vanilla portion served to guests; no one got chocolate except the bride who specifically requested it. At this time I would like to mention we barely interacted with Carrie ever since we had been informed of the on-site accommodation changes 30 days prior. Almost all work was done by Amy. I would not recommend using Williams Golf & Country Club for your wedding. The venue is beautiful, but the venue is clearly unable to honor their contracts. I would avoid this venue and not trust them to honor the paperwork that you sign.

Duckpin Bowling and the endless Social Events!! Great people here and Amazing food always!!!…read more Great service Thank you Jason at the Bar in the Bowler-AMA, and always Devaughn for his endless efforts to keep all of the pins, scores, resets and teams in line

We recently had our wedding at the The Edgeworth Club and it was nothing short of amazing! They…read morehave everything that you could possibly want and need in a venue space; bridal suite that your whole party can get ready in, a beautiful glass lined ceremony space, fun cocktail spaces for a choose your own adventure situation + grand ballroom with a STAGE!. Essentially everything you need all in one! Plus, the team (shout out Jacqueline, Mark, Pearl and Kathryn) went above and beyond on the day of to make sure everything ran smoothly and that a few surprises I had went off without a hitch. If you are getting married, or hell, are thinking about joining a club within the area, I would highly consider The Edgeworth Club. I'd get married again (to the same husband of course), just to have a repeat here.