4.5 stars. Zone 28 is a restaurant and entertainment complex. It has the Rail House restaurant, End…read moreZone Sports Bar, a 33-lane bowling alley, several dozen arcade games, laser tag, escape rooms, space for private events, and more. For years, my family has been coming here for birthday parties and everyday fun. More recently, my husband had a work event here, and his employees seemed to enjoy the foods, drinks, and games. I think that the restaurant's casual foods such as pizzas and its alcoholic beverages such as cocktails taste very good. The kids "loved" the bowling and arcade games and spent hours playing them. The games are fun for adults, too (I liked the air hockey and laser tag, although I am not the most skilled at them!). The only problem that we have had was that a photo printer was out of paper, and we had to wait for the paper to be replaced. The employees spoke nicely with us.

This place has bright lights fun music and food and drinks BUT they are price gouging its patrons…read more We came on a weekend day and it's $65/hour!!!! We were going to do two but not with those prices. And honestly I get it a LITTLE bit BUT THE amount of time wasted on waiting for the pins to reset or getting our balls back is half the time. My uncle is a bowler and has his own ball and it kept getting stuck as well as their own balls but they blamed it on having his own. We barely got through two games in an hour. This is not the place if you want to just bowl and have a good time. This is the place if you want to go to Dave and busters but have less games and more kids

Great addition to the Allegheny valley! Very personable business. We played a free game of street…read morefighter and bought a present. Looking forward to coffee and ice cream next week too.

From the owner: Retro Video Game and Comic book store located in the charming town of Springdale, PA…read more We offer a wide variety of comic books, statues, clothing, collectibles, game systems, games, accessories, pocky, and much more. Free Play arcades and cool nerd vibes for everyone. We also buy + trade games, comics, and systems.

Awesome place with a nice snack bar inside and the place has two amazing rinks and the ice is…read moreperfect.

I enjoyed coming here to watch my nephew at his hockey game, it was super fun…read more Before entering the arena, there is a nice loft looking area. There's a snack bar with pizza, pretzels, hot chocolate, soft drinks, coffee, etc. Plenty of seats and tables. I saw spare skates on shelves too. Lots of snacks and reasonable prices. The admission was $2-$5 I believe depending on whether you're a student or not. Parking is alright. It was small but not that difficult to park imo. There's other places near by near the rink like restaurants. The rink its self is pretty great. There is extra netting above the walls in case the puck flies, but some may find it distracting when trying to watch the game. It's a preference. I think it came in handy though, I seen a few pucks bounce off of it. The bleachers are metal and that doesn't help considering how cold it is in there. From what I heard, the heating system has been broken for awhile. I heard they're working on fixing it but who knows. So, bring a blanket!! Bundle up. The room is just as cold as the ice rink. Especially in the winter like this.

We started coming here after they opened. Food was good…read more Then about 4 or 5 months ago is started to be inconsistent. Dishes aren't the same day to day, food ordered isn't what is sent. Spoke with a lady manager, she was polite and helpful previously. Decided after tonight's bad food that I wasn't coming back. So called just to let them know. This time it was a guy manager. Who proceeded to talk over me the whole time, was rude and condescending. And when he asked me a question would interrupt before I could finish my comment. I've been in this industry for about over 40 years now and am so tired of assholes like this guy. He is what makes food service shit. And why restaurants go out of business. His ego needs checked. Now not only won't we be back, I will actively tell people not to eat at Somma. I'm a catering chef. I speak to A LOT OF PEOPLE about food. Being a dick to customers is a bad business plan. Edit: Just spoke with my buddy who picked up the pizzas. Said they were giving him weird looks when he came in and I think I know why. When I was ordering I had to explain it to the girl 6 or 7 times before she got it. She was getting frustrated. I asked for a pizza with olive oil and garlic, with chicken and hot peppers, house cheese mix. That's all. She kept asking if I wanted a white with no ranch. I said no, and explained, again, what we wanted. We have ordered this more than once. Finally after like 6 times she repeated it back, I corrected that we wanted hot peppers, not just peppers. She said OK. We still got green peppers by the way. SMH.... The pizza was the final straw for me, and why I was calling. But after this whole drama, my guess is you have internal issues WAY beyond inconsistent food.

The staff were friendly and well attentive. My family ordered a bunch of food and it was all good…read more My favorite is their ranch and you can buy some to go in a jar. I also love the zucchini fries! My oldest enjoyed the arcade room as well.

We just moved to town and decided to check out this unusual bar that is decked out in a very…read morecolorful tiki vibe. We had wings, a burger and a meatball sub and Italian sausage sandwich... Let me start with the size of the entrees! Wow! Lots of food for the value! The drinks are fairly reasonable as well... The hamburger was very fresh. My son ate his and he said it was nice and juicy... my husband and I shared the Italian sub and the marinara on it was very tasty. We had half to come home. Fries were nice and crispy. Wings were delicious as well. The service was fast and friendly, the bartender was extremely accommodating. I don't know why this is a 3.3 on here.... They have quality food and a fun atmosphere. I'd give them a 4.3 because the tables were a tad sticky. And since I mainly judge on food I'm sticking with my 4.3

The wings were ok. I liked the honey garlic more than the dahntahn but that's a personal…read morepreference. I would come back for Karaoke night and try a burger. Service was attentive and friendly enough.

If you love filling up your October calendar with spooky Halloween activities like I do, it's time…read moreto book your trip to ScareHouse. I love to go with a date and a group of friends. Imagine pulling up to a mall that feels weirdly abandoned and shut down and then being transported to a world of gore, horror, dark magics and sensory excitement! I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll leave some tips below. Tips: -- the earlier you get in the night, the less waiting in line you will do. -- if you like getting the brunt of the scary stuff, try to be the leader of your pack, aka, the one holding the flashlight. -- get into it! Allow yourself to react! Don't try to be tough or a hard a**. The more you scream and react to what you're seeing, smelling, feeling, the better of a time you'll have !

ITS SPOOKY SZN!! I tried out the ScareHouse Haunted House with my teenagers this evening and we had…read morea lot of fun being scared through every twist and turn of the house! We arrived later in the evening around 7:45 pm and had to wait in line for about a half hour. Since it's a Sunday evening I'd imagine the line length might be a little longer on a Friday or Saturday evening. The Haunted house itself takes about a good half hour to get through and has A LOT of different features throughout. Overall the makeup, staging, and props are very well done and the staff was very professional. Definitely recommend for older kids if you're considering bringing them along, might be too scary for a younger crew. Overall great option in Pittsburgh for a SCARY fun night out as the Halloween season is upon US!