Restaurant Recommendations

[RonnieFranchise]

Ah, nice! Thanks!

[willeyeam]

Con Alma is a cool place but their surcharge for music can be a little much depending how long you plan on staying. We went for a nightcap once and got charged $10 a person extra

[nocera]

coop deville in the strip is pretty good. an arsenal of arcade games and duck pin bowling too to pass time

That's the bro HQ.

[faftorial]

Con Alma is a cool place but their surcharge for music can be a little much depending how long you plan on staying. We went for a nightcap once and got charged $10 a person extra

So restaurants are adding all sort of fees now?

[willeyeam]

I don't mind that fee. There is live music and they're charging for the service, and hopefully the performers get a piece of it. I just meant in case you didn't realize there's a fee, don't stop in for one drink because then it's a bad deal

[LITT]

coop deville in the strip is pretty good. an arsenal of arcade games and duck pin bowling too to pass time

That's the bro HQ.

idk im usually there at 5pm with two kids so the crowd is pretty minimal

[mac5155]

coop deville in the strip is pretty good. an arsenal of arcade games and duck pin bowling too to pass time

I agree. we went there for a HH a few months back and it was pretty cool. I didn't try the food but it also looked good.

[meecrofilm]

coop deville in the strip is pretty good. an arsenal of arcade games and duck pin bowling too to pass time

That's the bro HQ.

My friends and I don't go to that place after this time where a friend was wearing a hoodie (with hood up, cause she was cold), and a security guy told her she had to put the hood down because it didn't fit with the "aesthetic" of the establishment or something to that effect. I'm sure other places have that same policy, and I'd imagine they're all born of the same somewhat morally-vague intentions.

[meecrofilm]

Bakersfield has dece quality, but their tacos somehow got even smaller coming out of the pandemic.

I take this back, I was there the other night, and aside from the tacos coming out lukewarm at best, the shells also tasted old and chewy.

[mac5155]

Cool spots around PGH with activities and food/drink that aren't top golf or Dave and buster?

[nocera]

Cool spots around PGH with activities and food/drink that aren't top golf or Dave and buster?

Coop De Ville has been mentioned a few times in this thread recently. Okay-ish food. Duckpin bowling, some arcade machines, pinball. It's bro-tastic on weekend nights but apparently if you go during the day or for an early dinner it's not as bad.

There's also Shorty's on the North Shore. Also duckpin bowling. I think there's also a couple bocce ball courts. Tacos are what you'd expect in a trendy taco joint.

[mac5155]

Cool spots around PGH with activities and food/drink that aren't top golf or Dave and buster?

Coop De Ville has been mentioned a few times in this thread recently. Okay-ish food. Duckpin bowling, some arcade machines, pinball. It's bro-tastic on weekend nights but apparently if you go during the day or for an early dinner it's not as bad.

There's also Shorty's on the North Shore. Also duckpin bowling. I think there's also a couple bocce ball courts. Tacos are what you'd expect in a trendy taco joint.

I've been to both of those and they're on the list. Anyone been to pins mechanical? Or how about the curling spot in millvale?

[LITT]

Cool spots around PGH with activities and food/drink that aren't top golf or Dave and buster?

Coop De Ville has been mentioned a few times in this thread recently. Okay-ish food. Duckpin bowling, some arcade machines, pinball. It's bro-tastic on weekend nights but apparently if you go during the day or for an early dinner it's not as bad.

There's also Shorty's on the North Shore. Also duckpin bowling. I think there's also a couple bocce ball courts. Tacos are what you'd expect in a trendy taco joint.

I've been to both of those and they're on the list. Anyone been to pins mechanical? Or how about the curling spot in millvale?

puttery in the strip

[mac5155]

Cool spots around PGH with activities and food/drink that aren't top golf or Dave and buster?

Coop De Ville has been mentioned a few times in this thread recently. Okay-ish food. Duckpin bowling, some arcade machines, pinball. It's bro-tastic on weekend nights but apparently if you go during the day or for an early dinner it's not as bad.

There's also Shorty's on the North Shore. Also duckpin bowling. I think there's also a couple bocce ball courts. Tacos are what you'd expect in a trendy taco joint.

I've been to both of those and they're on the list. Anyone been to pins mechanical? Or how about the curling spot in millvale?

puttery in the strip

Saw it. Booked solid. Guess we're going to try pins mechanical. Probably be packed but at least it looks huge and if it is well just find something else in that area.

[nocera]

Does Barcadia still exist?

[mac5155]

Says it's open. I just realized it's the st paddy's day parade weekend. I'm hoping Southside works will just be normal crowds and everyone will be heavy in Southside and market square...

[MR25]

Fuel and Fuddle is closing due to increasing rent. Last day is May 26th.

[MrKennethTKangaroo]

The smashed potato pizza is a kangaroo favorite

[LITT]

So long sweet Prince

[mac5155]

I was only in there once the night before my brother's wedding. It was packed.

[count2infinity]

I remember Rosemary's Breast being a very good sandwich there...

[nocera]

Not surprising at all.

[LITT]

cant belive that place was still in business

[MrKennethTKangaroo]

At its best, it was pittsburgh's most okayest option

[Troy Loney]

Bet that bj’s place takes the building