Pittsburgh

By far my favorite place to go in Pittsburgh. Drinks are epic and service is fun and fast. Music is always on point and pumps up the crowd each night. Perfect location after a game. If you're looking for fun, go to McFadden's.

There was a clearly self-centered bird eyeing me in the parking lot. Undeterred we went inside and waited patiently as a woman at the register was cleaning up a drink she spilled, graciously ignoring the fact that my daughter knocked it over with her mind. We ate no food because mixing mozzarella sticks and computers is against our religion, and only visited the restrooms under the flawed impression that the hand dryers were games (note: I won no tickets but suffered mild loss of hearing, which was temporary). At the ticket shop I loudly recited the retail price of every item, which I had memorized in preparation of the trip. Surprisingly, I wasn't escorted off the premises, but I was asked to cease loudly and repeatedly telling other patrons that "there's nothing FUN about FUN DIP". 5/5, will go back again because I have 2.8 credits left and decimals make me itch.

I normally do not go out of my way to get coffee, but I did enjoy the coffee here. I've lived in North Versailles my whole life, went to high school in Oakland (Central Catholic High School), went to college in Oakland (University of Pittsburgh), and now work in Oakland(Carnegie Mellon). I wonder what other little gems of Pittsburgh I've missed. The other day I walked through most of East Carson street and found this Thai place. I've never left 'the kiddie pool; of Oakland, and I seriously wonder what else there is in Pittsburgh that I am missing out on. Hmm...

I was there for the Taj Weekes show. First time here. The lady bartender, server was very nice and efficient. Nice little bar. Had the BLT, it was pretty good. Some pretty good beers on tap. Will be there for Los Straitjackets on the 18th. Not really a bar kind of guy, but first time impression, it seems like a nice little neighborhood spot to see live music.

Best place I have ever been!! Great atmosphere, so much fun. A friend introduced me to this place and I have introduced others. We can't wait to come back and bring more of our friends with us :) the neon glow party was beyond out of this world and everyone had such a great time ♡♡♡♡

There was a clearly self-centered bird eyeing me in the parking lot. Undeterred we went inside and waited patiently as a woman at the register was cleaning up a drink she spilled, graciously ignoring the fact that my daughter knocked it over with her mind. We ate no food because mixing mozzarella sticks and computers is against our religion, and only visited the restrooms under the flawed impression that the hand dryers were games (note: I won no tickets but suffered mild loss of hearing, which was temporary). At the ticket shop I loudly recited the retail price of every item, which I had memorized in preparation of the trip. Surprisingly, I wasn't escorted off the premises, but I was asked to cease loudly and repeatedly telling other patrons that "there's nothing FUN about FUN DIP". 5/5, will go back again because I have 2.8 credits left and decimals make me itch.

I always stay at this hotel when in Pittsburgh for work, but they really out-did themselves today. I suddenly started feeling sick (stuffy, beginning of a migraine, constantly hot, dizzy, nausea). So I called down to room service and asked for ginger ale, hot tea and a scoop of sorbet. The lady on the other line asked if I was sick and I said, "oh I hope not. Something just came on very fast." She was so sweet and brought my order up very fast. Another woman and a girl (she was training) brought everything into my room and asked the same question. Then asked if I'd like some chicken soup. I told her not to worry about it since I have a serious gluten allergy and can't risk anything. She insisted on bringing some soup up would be gluten free. Well, she just brought up freshly made chicken soup with fresh cut veggies (I know this bc the veggies have a nice crunch and everything tastes fresh(just like my own mom's soup). So sweet. That is going above and beyond. Thanks you Omni William Penn Hotel. This meant so much, especially with being away from home all week. I recommend this hotel to anyone who ever stays in Pittsburgh. I have never had a bad experience, but this level of service tops it off. I've stayed in many hotels when I haven't been able to book an Omni hotel, but this location is, by far, the best on all levels. #thankyousomuch #omniwilliampennpittsburgh

We live in Pittsburgh but came for an overnight getaway with our dog. I've been wanting to stay in this hotel since it opened! I get uncomfortable in super fancy hotels (not that I stay in them often), but this is a nicer hotel that's not stuffy, and I felt right at home. The service is wonderful, and the best part: they're pet-friendly. They even have pet beds and dishes to borrow at no cost, which we took advantage of. And all the staff greeted him as if he was an honored guest (lots of pets and scratches.)! Also, the mini-bar is great - interesting foods and some healthy options, rather than the typical nuts and candies. Reasonably priced, too. If you're a Kimpton Karma Rewards member (it's free), you get free wifi and a $10 mini-bar credit.

best record store ever. they have to have the largest retail collection of vinyl in the world. Get a kick out of the accurate and humorous if you look for it categorization labels for different music genres like "weird dance" for example. It's right on btw.

My children were fortunate to grow with the museums as we have been members of the Carnegie for many years. I now have the privilege to take my grandchildren and we always have a wonderful visit regardless of crowds, closed or broken exhibits. A smile goes a long way when asking staff for assistance. Although some may be grumpy, there are still many sweet and informative volunteers and employees. We are happy to see renovations happening and will continue to frequent all the museums. For those who think it's overpriced, may I suggest a membership. Come and go as often as you like and never feel rushed. If it is too crowded, play awhile and come back another day! We love it!

I love what Market Square has become. I go there every 4 to 6 weeks to get my hair cut at Denham & Co. (above Nicholas Coffee) Great Salon 💇. This time I stopped in Noodles & Co. for a bite before my appointment. It was my first visit to this eatery and I really enjoyed it. Service was terrific. I haven't tried all the restaurants yet but I love the sidewalk dining, the smells of delicious food, the chatter of happy customers, and the people watching. I've never felt unsafe there.stop by when you have the chance.

As a lifelong paddling enthusiast, I know what magic results from being on the river. Pittsburgh was always a river town, but that stopped with the influx of industrial mills early in the 20th century. Now, the rivers are clean, our town is returning to its roots, and Aspinwall Riverfront Park is one of the leaders. Public access riverfront land is not common and this site needs to be cherished and supported.

My children were fortunate to grow with the museums as we have been members of the Carnegie for many years. I now have the privilege to take my grandchildren and we always have a wonderful visit regardless of crowds, closed or broken exhibits. A smile goes a long way when asking staff for assistance. Although some may be grumpy, there are still many sweet and informative volunteers and employees. We are happy to see renovations happening and will continue to frequent all the museums. For those who think it's overpriced, may I suggest a membership. Come and go as often as you like and never feel rushed. If it is too crowded, play awhile and come back another day! We love it!

Being able to roam the galleries of The Andy Warhol Museum has always been a dream of mine. Growing up and hearing about his fame and eccentricities on the news, as well as his unique perspectives in life and art, has made my visit here a must. Hearing the stories and seeing the pictures of those close to me that got to work with him, and even experiencing him in person, are treasures I will keep forever. So I had to make the stop now that I was visiting Pittsburgh. Now, why this review is not an excellent 5 star review. I was incredibly disappointed by the attitude and professionalism of the staff from the front desk to the floor walkers. I was greeted with a: "Yeah?" when buying my ticket. I decided to ignore that and move on. Never did I get a "Welcome" "Enjoy your vist" or anything of the likes. I just got barked an amount of dollars and a: "start from the top". As I made my way down, all I could see were uninterested staff members just reclining on the walls playing with their cell phones. But three of them won the indifference award. Two of them just chatted away while a group of kids screamed and beat each other up with the Mylar balloons in the Silver Clouds installation. (And yes, these kids parents should have been controlling them, but a staff that doesn't set the rules is not ideal either) until they, the kids, broke the balloons. The girl that finally decided to go and see what was going on, was clearly annoyed at having to go and do her job, instead of chatting with her fellow staff member. The other incident was when I was checking out the camouflage pieces and the staff member's cell phone goes off, he answers, and decides to have a full blown conversation, in loud volume, inside the gallery, for 5 minutes. When I turned around to look at him, and try to catch his attention, the look I got was: "I'm busy here, why are you here?". So yes, that's what I'll remember from my Andy Warhol Museum experience... Maybe it is something to look into and fix to make the experience a better one. Maybe I came on an "off" day for the entire staff, or maybe no one really has a clue of the kind of non inviting and non professional experience the museum visitors are getting. Hopefully, in the future, other visitors will have a better experience!

I love shopping here. Lots of variety & most of the store associates are helpful. If I have 1 complaint it is of the play area. I took my 3 yr old grandchild there and she loved it. However, things went south when a few preteens were playing rather roughly around all these little ones and she got hurt. I was right there and asked them if they thought they might be a little big to be playing in a child's play area and got sworn at by them while their parents where no where to be found. I think there needs to be a mall employee to oversee this area for safety issues. Not every parent watches nor properly supervises their children but to keep the smaller ones safer, it maybe a good idea to implement.

Our group loved Station Square. A relaxing place with plenty to do. We rode electric bikes with Adam at ASR. Did sensitive and you shopping in the quant little mall. We enjoyed a good meal with Jesse at the Buckhead Saloon. We went up the incline and had an ice cream and got to look down over the city at sunset. We even jumped on the duck bus and went through the city quacking at the pedestrians. With the fountain and the upper and lower lookouts, we have some beautiful photos to share.

My children were fortunate to grow with the museums as we have been members of the Carnegie for many years. I now have the privilege to take my grandchildren and we always have a wonderful visit regardless of crowds, closed or broken exhibits. A smile goes a long way when asking staff for assistance. Although some may be grumpy, there are still many sweet and informative volunteers and employees. We are happy to see renovations happening and will continue to frequent all the museums. For those who think it's overpriced, may I suggest a membership. Come and go as often as you like and never feel rushed. If it is too crowded, play awhile and come back another day! We love it!

Its is huge, clean and in a fantastic location. When it gets overwhelming with people it is easy to head outside and take a breather. It also has an amazing view. There is so much around the convention center too. Many hotels, eateries and other various shops within short walking distance from the convention center. Lots of public transportation around and bike rentals all just outside the center. My favorite though has to be the curvy walkway with waterfall walls that glow in a gradient of colors at night Side note. I notice a lot of the lower reviews are people complaining about the dino exhibit. While it is sad many of you didn't get to enjoy it, the convention center doesn't run their clients/the event. This is to rate the convention center itself, not the events that rent the space.