Amazing location and the staff is always friendly. The prizes offered are great quality and the…read moreclaw machines are a great price compared to competitors.

Looking for a place to spend time with your kid that isn't bowling or tossing tokens at a corporate…read moregiant like Dave & Buster's? Enter "Get a Grip"--a claw machine wonderland tucked away in a strip mall. It's where your dollar goes to live its best life, converting into plushies and parent-kid memories. The key? Mastering the "double tap" technique to snag lightweight one-coin toys faster than your kid can say, "I want that one!" The staff, akin to claw machine sages, dispense wisdom on the art of plush conquest, ensuring your stash rivals a carnival prize tent. Sure, you might spend $75, but let's face it, isn't happiness--and a bag of stuffed animals--worth it? Bonus points: they host birthdays too. Just bring cash, strategy, and a sense of humor for when you realize your living room now resembles a stuffed zoo.

My family lives and drops a lot of money at Irish Fest. This location is better than the parking…read morelot but I miss the good old days of the grassy area near Sandcastle. It was muddy but pretty. Either way, it's a family tradition because that's where I was when I went into labor with my almost 8 year old. The music is great and I got so much Christmas shopping done and the kids areas are great too.

This was the 1st year at the Carrie Blast Furnace location and it was nothing more than a blast…read more We had the best time ever! I had stopped going to this festival at the old location and decided to give the new location a try this year. I am so glad I did. Everything was just so much better. I hope this will be the new permanent location. All the volunteers are so nice and helpful. Other festival goers are nice and I talked with so many people. The comedy acts and music acts are just great. The food is amazing. The only down side is you did have to wait a bit to park and they charge you $12 to park. I think $5 would be a more reasonable amount. Either way, still can't wait until next year. The Irish festival is back on my list! My biggest tip is to wear comfortable shoes.

Every year, the best of the best make the trip from far and wide in a pilgrimage of sorts to a…read morepristine warehouse set against derelict buildings. Coming around the bend, you couldn't imagine that anything could exist in this lot, but there it is... The world headquarters of the Professional - Amateur Pinball Association. PAPA, for short. As soon as you walk through the doors, the atmosphere is ripe with excitement, frustration, joy, superstition, determination, and perseverance. The clanging of electro-mechanical pinball machines harmonizes with the music and sounds of their more modern counterparts. You're immediately greeted with a desk, and a handful of faithful volunteers, who devote their valuable time to make the World Pinball Championship a resounding success year after year. A quick tour of the facility reminds you of where you are. This isn't some second rate arcade, nor is it a first rate arcade... You aren't in someone's basement, nor are you in somebody's private arcade. This is the real deal, and the facility reminds you of that everywhere you go. As you make your way left, there are rows of pinball machines. A quick step down and you are on the delightfully tacky carpet, staring at the machines used for the B and A division of the championship. (Advanced and World Class divisions, respectively) As you stroll further to your left, there is an endless supply of pinball machines, ranging from the very rare "Cactus Canyon," to the all too common "The Addam's Family," to the so obscure I wish it didn't exist at all "Shaq Attaq." You've finally reached a wall, but it isn't the end- Not by a long shot. You've passed four back to back rows of machines, which is more than most have seen in their lifetime... But you haven't even made it a quarter of the way. Crossing a sparse brick partition is the "back room," which takes up more than a third of the facility. In this space are another 200 pinball machines, including the wall of time, showing pinball's progression from the inception of the flipper to the DMD days of today. After shuffling past the 10+ rows of pinball machines, you finally emerge at the other end. To your right is the qualifying bank for the C division, Juniors, Seniors, and Classics. Directly ahead is a wall lined with pinball, and the multimedia center, with computers for use and tables to use your own. And now you've come full circle, back to where magic is made year after year. The A division bank is where the small family of world class players congregate and reunite for a grueling week of pinball. While everyone may be competing against each other, there are no enemies in the pinball world. The place is perfect for anyone who has ever played pinball, and even more perfect for those who never have. Where else do you have such a beautiful selection of the best kept machines at your disposal? It is the ultimate training ground, and the ultimate proving ground, open only twice a year. The owner, Kevin, is a very compassionate person... keeping the pinball spirit alive with the World Pinball Championship, and also does a lot for charity, which the other event is exclusively held for in February. With the help of the amazing Dave, a God-send to the competitive pinball world, they make sure that this place will live on forever in the pristine condition it's always in, come hell or high water... Literally. Whether or not you live in in Pennsylvania, and whether or not you are a serious pinball player, you owe it to yourself to come to the biggest event in the pinball world- If not to compete or watch, to relive the glory days of pinball, and the days that everyone remembers. I've yet to meet a single person who hasn't played pinball, and most people have fond memories of it. Are you one of those? Then PAPA is for you. Keep on flippin'! (Easter Egg: For the dates of the next tournament, if you're anxious to find out and make travel reservations, go to http://www.papa.org/papa13/ )

Just awesome. Professional crew. Dave and Kevin are great. I love the games. One day Joust will…read morework!! Just found Spectrum, my new favorite game. Its PAPA, the crown champ of Pinball Tournaments.

I visited this venue to attend a baby shower. It is absolutely stunning. The catered food was…read moreAMAZING. Staff were so friendly and professional. Highly recommend booking for any event you're thinking of hosting.

One of the best golf courses in western Pennsylvania and of all time! Played Nevillewood a few…read moretimes and played Nevillewood for my birthday round of golf which is on 5/31/2023 and everything was awesome from start to finish! Golf course is In fantastic shape, driving range is awesome plus the best driving range I've ever been to, staff is awesome, clubhouse and pro shop are awesome too especially the 20% discount from the pro shop purchases! I recommend this course

I love the concept of this idea! It really is a cool place to be with lots of options for games…read more Whether it's PC, Xbox, Playstation, Switch, or Arcade Games, there is so many option to choose from. I will say the pinball would be better if it was all-you-can-play for a certain price like it's console options. You can choose $8 per hour to play whatever console you want as well as other options or you can choose the arcade games, which pinball is included in that for $5 for 100 credits..... in hindsight that's really not a lot because the claw machines range from 30-40 credits and the pinball machines are 20 credits each. They also have gaming events on a huge screen which is cool! The staff is super friendly and very personable. I plan on having my sons party here because they have package deals which are really affordable.

Rezzanine ESports is fun for anyone who considers themself to be a "gamer". There is Fortnite and…read moreall sorts of games on either desktop set-ups or super big screen TVs. There is also plenty of couch space for others who are observing and hanging out. The location is really good at the cinema, and the snacks are just one level down. We were here for a birthday party, and the ambiance was perfect for the boys. They all had a blast!

This was a beautiful night, watching the water glisten and listening to Commonheart sing Rivertown…read more Great concert and pleasant setting. Bring your chairs and sit anywhere, pick your seat. Food trucks lined the road behind us and we had excellent wood burned pizza by the "Wooden Peel" and beer to quench your thirst.

Always fun for their summer series concerts. Love watching…read morethe boats on the river and their food trucks are there if you're looking for a bite to eat or an adult beverage.

Check out Slovenefest July 10-12, 2026!!!!!! Live music, food trucks, crafters bazaar and kid fest…read moreactivities!

Been a member since I was born. There's always something fun going on at the club! They have…read moredances, bingo, balina and they are very good at having bands there! Can't say enough about our club! They also have a kitchen!

Nice place to see a show. Not a bad seat for viewing. It seems they are doing alot of upgrades…read more We enjoyed the new seats downstairs. Look forward to future shows

Small, intimate venture that seats 1,045 people. According to the website, it was built in 1898 and…read more"has barely changed since it's original structure." That was very apparent to me when we were seated. The seats are wooden - no cushion - and look like they were built in the early 1900s. My sister and I came to see a comedy show and we were so excited about purchasing good seats in the first row of the balcony. However, my sister's chair was completely broke! She couldn't sit back on it at all. We were so disappointed. When we brought it to the theater's attention, it appeared they already knew and shrugged it off. They offered us other seats that were so much worse of a view so we declined. Other things to know about this venue - there is NO parking. No lot or parking garage. Street parking only in the residential area of Munhall. They had a make shift concession stand that took cash only. I got a water and ginger ale for $7 - insanely expensive. They also had a "bar" aka a table that sold barefoot wine, white claws, and cheap beer at a high price. To end this review on a more positive a note, it is nice to see artists in an intimate setting like this (size wise). But I would highly recommend to the business to invest in renovations.