Suggestions for Building near Pittsburgh

Kory S. • November 23, 2009Go to the main building, 4th floor and see the exhibit through the floor. It's trippy.

Rebecca E. • December 31, 2011Stopping on Kilday Way to take a piss is not acceptable! The residents of the apartment building can see you!!

kazahel • September 5, 2010Unless you're also going to the Heinz center, skip this museum--the Fort Pitt building itself is open to the public for free.

Sarah F. • June 15, 2013Loved the outside of this building! So many weddings are scheduled here on the weekend. Try touring during the week! P.S. loved that the door reminded me of the ketchup. ;)

John F. • August 28, 2014This Club building is a gem from an earlier, more elegant time, which works today.

Jamie • August 25, 2013The security guards here hate photographers and will harass anyone who takes a photo of the building. I highly recommend staying near the sidewalk when photographing this building.

HISTORY • March 28, 2013Built in the style of "classic" stadiums, such as Pittsburgh's Forbes Field, PNC Park also introduced unique features, such as the use of limestone in the building's facade

Erin F. • September 29, 2023Retail architecture geek here: the former BK building still has a solarium, parquet floor and open rafters.

Kyle R. • November 26, 2017Great beer and love the building but pretty terrible brunch - tiny, expensive portions. Not very good.

Jaime T. • October 18, 2013Fun for team building activities with coworkers!

Jessica • August 11, 2012This incline is much better than the Mon in terms of the buildings. Lots of people here, photos and history on the walls. Sell souvenir photos, postcards, key chains, Xmas ornaments, etc.

Ian E. • November 12, 2011Steel-money rivals / Frick built a taller building / In downtown Pittsburgh

Alexa (@ladylexy) A. • July 2, 2012This glass castle was always my favorite Pittsburgh building, so much so that it's where Seth proposed!

K12 Inc • July 21, 2011Did you know? The museum building first opened in 1897 as the main post office for the city of Allegheny; which was annexed by Pittsburgh in 1907 and is now known as Pittsburgh's North Side.

Chris S. • February 17, 2016Very cool atmosphere, it was a bit of an older crowd the night we went though... Building doesn't seem to hold heat well on colder days so layer up in the winter. Awesome fish tacos. Will be back.

Dar N. • March 1, 2013Former ice storage building re-purposed as a museum of Western PA artifacts. Houses a Sports Museum. Displays commemorate Fred Rodgers,Jonas Salk, Westinghouse, Pgh Steelers, George Romero, archives.

barbee • July 17, 2015Beautiful building!

Ian E. • April 15, 2013The building is in the old U.S. Post Office building, built near the railroad for easy transfer of mail in and out of town.

Steve L. • January 23, 2014One of the most famous pizza pies in the Pittsburgh region. Good crust, plentiful toppings, but very greasy. All new remodeled building for dining and take-out. Convenient Route 30 location.

Norm H. • March 31, 2011Did you find a parking spot? Lucky you. Park beside the building if the lot is full.

Chuck Q. • November 2, 2011Right next door in the Koppers Building cafeteria is a great curry chicken wrap. Make sure they put the almonds in.

Shane M. • December 21, 2011This was an amazing place. Be sure to wander around to see everything in this beautiful building. The breakfast was devine.

Arjun M. • January 5, 2013Impressive place; it looks like many Pittsburgh buildings and is combined with an elegant and historical interior. Christmas tree is mighty formidable, too.

Erin K. • May 12, 2011Don't ask the people at Mayorga Coffee if there's a Starbucks in the building! Cause that's just ignorant. :)

lorraine d. • November 16, 2013This is LEED silver, sustainable sites 4 stars and on track to become a Living Building!

Eva K. • July 1, 2010just went to the social media day at the andy warhol museum. Met many very nice folks at the event and shared some stories and enjoyed a few adult beverages. Still love the building more than anything

Alexa (@ladylexy) A. • July 2, 2012Mix of historic buildings and modern shopping chains, but beautiful to walk through and fun for kids!

Dave S. • December 17, 2011Santa goes to lunch 1-2pm. Line starts building at 1:30.

Bunny L. • August 16, 2013This place will be much better once the new building is completed.