Excellent service and great crafts that are within the average persons price range. Good variety.read more

I've been going to this pop up market for a few years. It is neat to see which vendors are showing…read moretheir wares. I love the variety of vendors. There is jewelry, handmade greeting cards, candles, and all kinds of handmade items. Most, if not all, of the items are made with great care and quality. These are not items you find at any chain store. They are unique and make great gifts, even to yourself. They also always have items for kids to make and sometimes for adults to make. I love that it piques the interest of kids. It also reminds us as adults that we can still be creative. If one pops up near you please check it out. Please support these small business owners.

1/21/2026 SOOOOOUP. This is such a fun concept for a restaurant. I got the following:…read more Boyfriend sandwich: 8.9/10 ($13) Potato and leek soup: 9.1/10 ($7 for a pint) The boyfriend sandwich was visually stunning and the taste did not disappoint. The pistachio pesto was very unique and tasted bright, fresh and nutty. The ricotta was creamy and fresh and the focaccia was herby and crunchy and airy.....I honestly regret not just getting a piece of it on its own. The potato and leek soup was so comforting and rich but not overly heavy. I am in love with this place. I want more soup now.

I got focaccia and butternut squash soup (4.25/5), which were pretty good, even though I'm not a…read morehuge soup fan. The soup had a great flavor, and the spongy texture of the focaccia helped soak it all right up! The service is pretty quick (4/5), and the interior of the restaurant is nice (4/5) but quite small, so be prepared to wait a bit or go somewhere else to sit and eat.

I thought this Christmas pop up bar was really cute! I honestly wasn't sure what to expect,…read moreespecially because we were going to Greenfield for it. I ran the Greenfield Glide 5k when I was younger, and that was pretty much all I knew about Greenfield. We drove down the street that was lined with lit up Christmas trees and saw Hough's Bar on the corner. The pop up was located right next door. We found a parking spot easily and headed in. The space was exactly what the photos and videos looked like. It was super cute and they had lots of fun backdrops for photo opps. The workers were dressed up like elves, and the girl running it was so cheery and excited. She checked our tickets and IDs, and gave us a glass of mulled wine. It was piping hot and very strong. I watched her pour it into the crockpot so you could tell it was fresh. I never drink mulled wine so it was a nice festive treat. We took photos in front of the trees, gifts, on the couches, etc. They had holiday music playing, but I wish it would've been louder. It was a quiet atmosphere and people found tables to stand by and chat. I expected this bar to be jam packed, but there were very few people there since it was timed. They had printouts of emojis that were Christmas movie riddles on the center table. If you answered all of them you could take your sheet to the bar for a prize. Their cocktail menu was fun and holiday themed, of course. They also had dessert shots and non alcoholic hot chocolate. We stayed for about an hour and enjoyed our time there. I would definitely go back if they do it again next year!

Major let-down. The advertising for this place looked magical. Bought tickets for a 90-minute spot…read morefor four. Upon arrival, you're given 1/2 small plastic cup of mulled wine that tasted almost medicinal from the cheap booze. Decor looked nothing like the advertising images! There were maybe 4 places to sit and the people who arrived early claimed them and never moved. Cool. Now, as for the bar part... Limited menu, but that was fine because drinks looked interesting. We ordered 3 cocktails ($15 each) and one person ordered a beer (only 2 to choose from), which he was informed they were out of and didn't know when it would be replaced...This was at 3pm on a Saturday. Oof. Cocktails were served in those teeny tiny plastic coupe glasses--the kind you could get at Fineberg's in the strip. They hold mayyybe 4 oz? They tasted fine, but for $15, I expect more than 4 oz. There were silly games on the table, like writing down the "naughtiest" thing you'd done that year. You can choose to participate or not. Fine. But then, one woman dressed as an elf gets on a microphone and announces we're about to do karaoke--whether we want to or not. She says she will shove the mic in your face and you have to sing. Ummm, I did not pay for tickets to get in and overpriced elf-sized cocktails to be forced to do karaoke at 3pm. Ugh. We left after 15 mins total. Do not recommend. Avoid this gimmicky place that's just taking your cash. Many better Christmas bars out there!

Honey So Good is an apiary that has over a dozen honeybee hives in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler…read morecounties. According to the business's website, they originally started honeybee hives in the garden of a local church, and then they added more beehives to support the honeybee population. Their honeys include the following: Spring Light (dandelion, buttercup, nettle, fruit tree, and clover), Summer Light Amber (wild cherry, tulip, and milk weed), Fall Light (clover, alfalfa, and sunflower), Fall Dark Amber (goldenrod), Fall Dark (Japanese knotweed), and Creamed Honey (mixed-flower spread). Honey So Good sells their honeys at seasonal festivals, farmers markets, through some local stores. I purchased one Summer Light Amber honey, which tasted very sweet, and one Fall Dark honey, which tasted very rich and deep. I encourage you to purchase Honey So Good's honeys to support their small business and to help the honeybees.

trash service and the owner is a dirty stripper who're Very…read morecheap items that'll break once you get it and overpriced too. definitely do not buy from here. you'd be better of making the products yourself at home or go to an actual shop to buy items like this

True Pittsburgh gem. Nestled in the heart of Market Square. All LOCAL artists featured, everything…read morefrom candles, body scrubs, cards, bags, t-shirts, & items for your home can all be found right here. They also have the Edge card for those who reside & work in Downtown Pittsburgh. The card is FREE and offers discounts to local businesses! Be sure to Support Local and check out this very cool location. The manager Samantha is very friendly & readily shares out information & fun facts about the artists.

I literally stumbled upon Shop PG&H on one of my last trips to Pittsburgh…read more What I love the most about this place is everything is coming from local artists. They sell pottery, crafts, art and sculptures, wallpaper, apparel and more. Occasionally they will have a maker take over where a local maker does a pop up shop in part of the store and you can learn more about their products. I was really impressed with the quality of the goods and really loved the products made overall. If I had more space in my luggage I would have loaded up for sure. This is a great concept and much needed store in the city.

WOW! What a great find! I asked my hubby to find a cafe to go to this morning and this is what he…read morefound. The cutest little trendy, eclectic spot in Perryopolis that we never knew existed and boy was it a find. The decor is vintage photos, paintings, drawings and even post cards on the walls and on the tables. We were greeted so warmly especially when we told them it was our first time. We chose two breakfast sandwiches, one bagel and one croissant and each were phenomenal. My husband had a mocha cappuccino and I had the Psyche-Delicate tea which was a hibiscus tea with blueberry syrup. It was sweet and delicious. This will be a new hangout for us for sure!

My husband and I stopped by while on a trip and thought the place was cute! It's very quiet which…read moreis nice. He got a seasonal drink and so did I along with a sandwich each. He enjoyed his tea and my coffee was okay, the espresso was burnt. The person who took our order was stand offish... maybe they were just having a bad day. It was not busy at all when we arrived. He got his sandwich not too long after ordering and said it was nice! Mine on the other hand...I waited over 30min for.He was well past done when I got my sandwich and my hot coffee had gone cold by that time. A small group of people walked in after my husband got his sandwich so maybe they got confused in all of that and forgot my order? I think it's cute and I like how they openly support what's right but the staff was not friendly and the long wait was unpleasant.