Overlake has come a long way in the last 2 years. The course is well kept up, and the staff is…read moreextremely helpful and friendly. I recommend this to everyone as a course to add to your list.

Played there today, Sept 2. The greens are AWFUL on every hole. The fairways are very nice, but…read morethey either need to lower the price or close until the green issue is solved. I hate to bash a business, but I think we should have been warned about the problem and/or should have been charged less,

Was able to squeeze my group of 6 in after a cancelled tee time some other place. Thanks for that…read more Neat little small course. Friendly staff. It was raining so it's tough to review off the vibes or course condition. Hot dogs on the grill with a small concession stand. Quick 9 holes we played. Not the most difficult course but hard enough and fun enough. Overall a 7.8

Great course for the value! Greens are in great shape. This is my go to course for a quick 9 after…read morework

For the price you pay the course is a good value. Greens in great shape. Driver will get used on…read morethe first hole then put it away. Only 2 sets of tees is disappointing

For the price, this is an excellent course. It is longer than we anticipated, my wife likes playing…read morePar 3 courses, this has one par 5 and 2-3 Par 4's. Played on the weekend before leaving Erie and for $28 (total), we'd play here all the time if we lived in Erie! Most of the course is like playing in crabgrass but we knew that going into it.

Great golf course. It's only 20 mins away from Erie. The cost is fairly cheap and it is not that…read morebusy. I went on an overcast/rainy day, so in some areas it was muddy. I would come back and play here again.

This course looks like a dirt bike track. I wouldn't take my worst enemy here. The inside smells…read morelike mold and old man's ass. They have no idea how to space out tee times. Really sad.

This is our first trip to riverside golf (the rambler).... this year! We love this place. It's one…read moreof our favorite places to dine in the area. I golf in a league on Thursday night here and it's nice to have as a post round dinner option. We also love coming here in the off season. Tonight I had the BBQ salmon. It's always good and my go to when I'm looking for a good meal. My wife had the "ride the rails" beef tips special which is a series they do with food from different areas of the country. It was a great portion size and had great flavor. My son made me add a picture of his pizza that he was proud of. There pizza is really good and they do have a gf option if needed. We look forward to many more visits!

If you are looking for a venue for a special event I can't say enough about…read morethis amazing place and the amazing people who own and work there. I guarantee you will glad you did.

This is definitely a country style bowling alley. It's a bar/bowling alley with the bar in front…read more There are about 8 lanes. My family were the only ones bowling. It was creepy and neat at the same time. We did enjoy the experience, but probably won't go back. My main issue was the bathroom was disgusting. On the plus side, it was fairly cheap for my family of 4 to bowl one game. We paid $18 with shoes.

Love this. This is a good place to bowl with family and friends I recommend if you go bowling there.read more

This is a truly special place with so much to offer! Do you love visiting the beach and getting…read morewaves and sand without having to travel to the ocean? You can get that at Presque Isle. Do you love hiking and bird watching? That is there too. Historic lighthouses? Historic markers? Great lookout points? Those are all there too. They even have boat rides. This is a great place to spend time as a family, have a romantic date, hang out or get some exercise. The beaches have a variety of facilities and have different types of beach experiences depending on where you are. It is worth a drive to feel like you are getting a beach getaway closer to home. I highly recommend a visit here.

We have come dozens of times from out of state and really enjoy our visits every time…read more We enjoyed this years Discover Presque Isle event. Lots of activities to keep people engaged and show off the great asset that PI is to Erie. One thing they could do a bit better with this festival is communicating when events are changed/postponed/cancelled. The park itself is amazing and looks like the visitors and the staff take every good care of it.

As an escape room duo who also have vast interests, we look for rooms that are not only decorated…read morefaithfully to a set theme but are also sensitive to their physical location and history. We try to make each escape room adventure a whole day event, and generally try to plan our food and other scheduled excursions around it for a deeper immersive experience. This does not always work, partly because most of the escape rooms out there revolve around similar derivative stories. So we were more than thrilled when we discovered that Escape Game Erie was located on our route on our inaugural trip to the Niagara Falls. In the interest of full disclosure, we did not realise that Escape Game Erie's Escape the Niagara room was named for USS Niagara, which served as the relief flagship for Oliver Hazard Perry in the September 1813 Battle of Lake Erie and just returned to its home dock behind the Erie Maritime Museum, which was closed the day we were in Erie, Pennsylvania. Our knowledge of the various battles fought on the East Coast is abysmal, but regardless, we wanted to play a room that carried on a theme that meant something to us, and so, we set on booking our game for after we saw the Falls. Unfortunately, Escape Game Erie's Escape the Niagara location was closed on Mondays, and Monday was when we were in Erie just for the day. Most fortunately, we were able to e-mail Escape Room Erie and Janet was beyond (ahem) game (haha!) to accommodate us for an evening game at their historic house site at 4838 West Ridge Road. We had taken the train across the continent and could have chosen to do Murder on the Lakeshore Express, but it was good thing we didn't because that would have worked better with a larger group. Everything about Escape Game Erie was different for us. The setting of the room in the Nicholson House, a historic old house located a little far from shops or food place decorated to invoke a tall ship captain's quarters should not have worked, but did, partly because of the natural lighting coming from two large original windows. The floor creaked as it would have on the ship in a stormy sea, and the ambient sound effects, which we admit to overlooking because we were so engrossed in the puzzles, did their part in helping us feel, well, less at sea (hahaha!) We can't have natural light from old windows, unfortunately, without some very modern vehicular traffic sounds coming through, but we felt very in-sync with the era and environment. Adding to our enjoyment of the room was, of course, our game host, new owner Janet, who was super-accommodating to begin with. Instead of just being left to sit in the lobby to watch the usual preamble video, Janet actually conversated with us as we sat in the parlour, about if we needed the restroom (we did not), how our trip was going, did we have problems finding the place (there is plenty of parking, but we Ubered from our hotel, and that was a very entertaining 15 minutes), and, of course, about the room and standard game rules. What really stood out for us was her distinction between "quality of life" clues versus "regular" clues - which meant she was prepared to play the game with us as much or as little as we wanted - and she followed through! Our family-friendly adventure started with us being locked in Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's quarters, and our job was to uncover Lieutenant Elliot's hidden escape route, break free, and warn Perry before it's too late. Thanks to Janet, we changed history in 55 minutes (with no time remaining!). Some minor technical difficulty occurred as we played in what we call a second-generation (G2) room that involved a lot of old-time puzzles and teamwork, which led to the clock being stopped for a while, but our gamemaster kept us on track, since there was no timer in room. Our favourite puzzle was the one with knitting needles (yep!), but all the puzzles were thoughtfully designed and linear to the theme. Post-game, Janet could have waved us off with just our victory photos (taken in the parlour with props and signage on their camera and texted as well as e-mailed to us after), but she was ever the good host: we carried on for a while with more good stories and good talk before she saw us off with free participation stickers. In all, Escape Room Erie was unforgettable and to top it off, Escape the Niagara was an incredible value for money. We took a second and third look at our receipt to verify the cost, which included the special accommodation to our schedule and were gobsmacked. We can't wait to head back that way to enjoy more East Coast hospitality and check out the other rooms and Escape Room Erie's downtown location!

My friends and I went to the west Erie location to take on the Ax Murder Hollow room (local urban…read morelegend). We showed up nearly an hour early (totally my fault), but Janet welcomed us in warmly and let us do the room early. We didn't escape, which wasn't a surprise. We wouldn't have gotten nearly as far as we did without the wonderful Janet. She definitely made the already awesome experience even better. Even though we didn't escape, we are looking forward to the next time we get to do an escape room. This was wonderfully fun, challenging, and engaging.