That’s interesting. I wonder if they are still getting ramped up post Covid

I’d call them to see what they are offering. At minimum it would let them know people are interested in multiple session classes.

That's promising! Do you know if it's mainly for kids though?

Do you have a source on that? From what I see online it’s not even remotely close.

Check out Emmy Pots in White Oak. They are a local favorite! Their Facebook page has up to date class info.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid022knGFSgvn7hpppB9GQTWANXdAbQ54y1bRaBtM7xiNLPREtwJRXGhmnWB8wZwF9Cql&id=100063808862701&mibextid=qC1gEa

This is where a bunch of people practice but it can get quite busy. Ignore that first Google map picture, it's rarely that packed.

Highland Park Bike Track (412) 255-2539 https://maps.app.goo.gl/VpWbArQ4cZALr6196

But if you want a place with fewer people, I'd go to the point. It's counterintuitive but unless it's a game or fair day or a knackers gorgeous day, it's going to be pretty relaxed. And it's a nifty place.

J&D Lawn and Tractor on 19 in Wexford.

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I would inquire with any hardware store that sells lawn care equipment. Something like an Ace. They either do it or will recommend you someone who does.

A lot of parks have roller hockey rinks in area which typically no one is using - Scott township, greentree, banksville, Bloomfield, etc. the surface is awesome for blading and there will be no one to bother you!

I saw their page: https://unionproject.org/calendar/?ceramicscamp=true&onetime=true&ongoing=true

But they also just have one off classes.

Homewood Cemetery might be a good place. It is situated on hills so you’ll need to drive around a bit and find a good flat spot. Sections 30 thru 33 and 19-20 are more level sections.

A lot of major chains don't operate in the city. Eat'n Park, Sheetz, GetGo, Walmart, just to name a few. It's difficult to maintain a business and keep profit margins high in the city, especially one as tightly packed as Pittsburgh. It's obviously doable, but it's a completely different game than running a business in the suburbs. If they start doing city work, they have to change the way they do things for those branches. It's much easier to just plug and play the same processes in the suburbs. They could probably open ten more Eat'n Parks in surrounding areas more easily than they could open one on the city.

Try the Union Project in Highland Park/E Lib/Garfield.

For reference:

https://www.newburymarket.com/find_your_home/infinity_custom_homes.html

https://www.buildinfinityhomes.com/property/meadow-point/napa-at-meadow-point/

Look up the Hazelwood Trail, there’s a bike lane, sidewalk and parking lots. It’s usually not very populated and if that doesn’t with you can hop on the GAP or Three Rivers Heritage trails.

And it's an awful interface. Just miserable to use. Way too expensive and awful navigation and playback options.

no, I'm saying leave it alone to exist and be perfect and serve you eggs

I can only guess that the NHL doesn't want you to watch the games to explain why they make it nearly impossible to do so easily.

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It's a hoagie, but with a soft "g" like in "gentle" or "gif"

We never went to the newer one often but they had good cakes in my opinion. But the original was a landmark id give it that

The pizza was probably the worst thing about the place honestly, I always enjoyed it as a cheap sandwich shop with a solid $3 burger though.

Those fries are incredible! (They're hand-cut shoestring fries) So much better than Eat'N Park's fries.

I think we know🤣 there’s no argument to be made that it isn’t.

I miss the Frownie brownies. Better than the Smiley cookies.