This is a spectacular and iconic venue that was recently renovated. The replaced and modernized the…read moreseating and added air conditioning, all while preserving the legendary charm and acoustics. There are now 1,530 seats, which is considerably fewer, but they added leg room and aisle space. I particularly love to go here to hear Chamber Music Pittsburgh, but the Carnegie Philharmonic plays here as well. The foyer is spectacular. It's all very impressive and jaw dropping.

We went for a concert at Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. Beautiful venue all new chairs and new…read morecarpet. There was a couple of pop up bar in lobby that sold drinks and chips. Great sound and not a bad seat in the place. Excellent place for a concert

If parking was easier & this venue was closer to my house I'd be there much more often. It's a…read moregreat venue with several bars, main floor is GA & balconies have some tables. In the back of the main floor there are some high tops & a few out front around the edges too, but shows are standing room only typically. The sound & lighting are great. Staff has been friendly. I do recommend catching a show here, but come early to park or Uber here.

Stellar vibe and set up for live music! With an unassuming entrance...you will be blown away once…read moreI side the venue. Great sound and easy bar access with a grotto feel.

On September 18TH, 2026, I went to Club Cafe to see the Band: Soda Blonde, from Dublin, Ireland!…read moreYes, the place is small, and seats are limited, but the people are friendly, courteous, and I loved the comfort and coziness of this venue. I already knew who Soda Blonde were because I knew them from when they were known as "Little Green Cars" I never got to see Little Green Cars, but I was very excited to see Soda Blonde, and Club Cafe made this possible too. Would I go back? Yes, I certainly would because there was one more thing that I must mention about Club Cafe. After the concert ended, and my friends and I met with Soda Blonde, I got a hug from their Singer, a firm handshake from the Guitarist, and after buying two shirts from them, we left. I had gotten about give or take 7 or 8 miles away from the place heading home and I received a phone call, I answered, and it was one of the Owners of Club Cafe calling me to inform me that I had dropped my Credit Card and they agreed to give me enough time to drive all the way back to their club to pick up my credit card. They could have done anything with that card and closed up and went home, but they were honest and much respect to the Owners of Club Cafe! I will most certainly come back again soon!

It took me over 3.5 years to come here, which is funny to me, as I am a very regular concertgoer. I…read moream super happy that Club Cafe reopened under new ownership, as that opportunity may have been otherwise not possible. Walking in here, I was immediately surprised by how small and intimate this venue is. There are a few places to sit here, but it is mostly standing room only. No matter where you are, you are likely no more than 15 feet from the stage. Just a heads up -- there is a slight step when you enter into the venue, so step up and/or over it. I tripped on the slight angled step of the door and slightly stumbled into the venue. There are a lot of local acts that perform here -- many that I am not aware of, and so that may have been what kept me from coming here in the past. I happened to come here for a national act, Ondara, of whom I was actually surprised to see performing in such a small venue. I would definitely come back here again for the right performer/band. The acoustics are wonderful.

My friends and I have gone to several concerts here over the years. The staff is always very…read morefriendly when you give them your ticket or at the bar. It's standing room only and depending on the concert can get quite packed. There's a bar on the left hand side of you're looking at the stage. It's a small place inside so any spot is pretty good. If you get there early enough you can get right upfront for the performance.

Went here for a concert, it was cheap for the tickets, the venue upstairs was good and not too…read moreloud, seemed like a vibe. Would go again.

Schenley Plaza is one of Pittsburgh's hidden gems and feels like stepping into the Queen of Hearts'…read moregarden from Alice in Wonderland. The beautifully landscaped gardens, colorful flowers, and manicured green spaces create a whimsical atmosphere right in the heart of Oakland. The plaza offers something for everyone, with multiple food vendors, a charming merry-go-round, and an outdoor venue that regularly hosts concerts and community events. Alot of the vendors are not open until later in the day (( I frequently come while my son is at appts in Oakland, so I have not tried by yet)). Whether you're looking for a relaxing place to enjoy lunch, spend time with family, or simply take in the scenery, Schenley Plaza is a vibrant gathering space that combines natural beauty, entertainment, and great food in one unforgettable location.

It's a beautiful thing: take a parking lot and return it to being a beautiful green space. There…read moreare food kiosks and a restaurant, a wonderful pavilion, then beautiful grass and landscaping to relax or play. I have attended dances in the pavilion and concerts on the lawn, all of it exciting. During the winter they often have artsy lighting. Parking can be tight, so arrive early.

Located in Blawnox PA. Great music dive bar! Great rock and roll scene with cool decor!…read more First time here and certainly won't be the last time visiting this cool venue. Bartenders were great! Quick and friendly. Kind of a small area but just enough room to enjoy the band and have a good view. This is a non smoking bar but smoking is allowed outside. Tickets were $10 online & $15 at the door. https://moondogs.us/shows/ Nice variety of bands play here including local legends like Norm Nardini. Prices aren't that bad, Domestic beers are $4.50. A must visit for music lovers. Highly recommended for a fun night while enjoying live music in a cool atmosphere.

What can I say about this legendary music venue that hasn't been said before? And why is it that I…read morehave never reviewed it? I have spent many a nights at ole Moondogs for gigs by touring and local musicians. My ex-husband's band played there often and he also hosted an open mic night way back in the day. They are primarily a blues joint but welcome all genres to perform. The acoustics are rock solid. This is truly a lost gen in the world of old-school, live music venues. The bar is more of a beer & shot vibe and that's just spot on, isn't it? Folks working there are cream of the crop! A Pittsburgh institution to be proud of.

Holy fuc balls batman these piano bars are always alot of fun. Lots of people having good times…read more The bartenders are fantastic hard working and always take care of you. We ended up closing the place out and looking forward to going back

Emo Night: what a disaster. Please stop advertising specialty music nights just to play your…read moretypical set list with one Weezer song mixed in. What a joke. Very talented musicians that are apparently constrained to a very mainstream non-emo set list. Drinks were cold, would have been a great night if they didn't take requests and pocket a lot of $$$ just to ignore them all.

Cheap beer. Nicotine…read moresmell. Light so red it's impossible to correct in post. Black tees n' jeans. What more do you want? This is a punky dive bar they way few still are.

What the fuck…read more.. Unless someone were to tell you these would be some of the best wings you'll ever have you would never think twice of going in here for them This is me telling you these will be some of the best wings you'll ever have Meaty and fried to perfection with a perfect crunch. The wing itself, the best I've had. The sauces on them were ehh. Not the best by any means but not bad to where it will ruin the wing for you I would tie these with Nox's because Nox's buries them with the sauces but Gooski's has the edge on them with the wing cook Cigs inside as well. Without even smoking in there you'll come out smelling like a dart. Can always order to go if that'll bother you. No waiters either. You order at the bar

I mean is it really proper to review an old school punk rock dive?…read moreIt's a neighborhood joint that's got a built-in crowd, welcoming to those of use who show up every now and again as well. Good drink prices. Great staff. Seen a lot of great bands here.

Very unwelcoming. Came in with some friends excited for some cheap food and some drinks. The…read morebartender, whose vocabulary is almost as good as my niece in 2nd grade, argued for 10 minutes because he had no idea what "Real ID" meant. They just didn't want to see us there. Would have loved to try the pierogies they looked good. If you have less than 20 tattoos they probably don't want you to come, i'd stay away

I like brillobox and I want to give them 5 stars. Alas, on our last trip there, there were only 2…read morepeople behind the bar on a busy Saturday night, and all food and drinks had to be ordered at the bar. So service was very limited. In terms of food, the standout dish was the basket of French fries, with the creole cauliflower bites in close second. My friends ordered the nachos and they said they were good. The bummer dish of the night was the Mac and cheese with bacon--it came out as a congealed, unappetizing blob. My friend who ordered it described it as "dry." I hope the next time we go there will be faster service and wetter cheese.

Brillo is super chill. Visited with my bro a couple nights ago and had some snacks (onion rings and…read morebuffalo seitan wings) and beers. It's just an awesome place to hang out. The service is great and staff are super friendly. I highly recommend the onion rings. The seitan bites were ok, I probably wouldn't get them again. Beers were priced as expected. I'd say that Brillo is a place you go for the vibes more so than the food. Also super queer-friendly. When I was in college about 10 years ago, Brillo was our de facto lesbian bar and it seems that the inclusivity has not changed since then.