Submitted by ballsonthewall t3_ya6jif in pittsburgh
This place is really cool, duck pin bowling, 3 bars, arcade and pinball games. Outdoor rooftop. With the new food options in the plaza, South Side works is completely transformed. Great stuff.
Submitted by ballsonthewall t3_ya6jif in pittsburgh
This place is really cool, duck pin bowling, 3 bars, arcade and pinball games. Outdoor rooftop. With the new food options in the plaza, South Side works is completely transformed. Great stuff.
Wait, games n’at is gone?!
Yes, the pandemic killed it off
I was so sad about that, but I went the last weekend of was open and the owners were kind of relieved about it it seemed like. They had a good outlook on it.
I give them credit, they made that place last in that less than prime location since at least 2005.
Oooff.
aughh yeah, feels good to see new things though!
Saaaaame!
Damn, did it finally open? I wired that place, kinda weird to see it being talked about
Definitely go check it out, your hard work paid off
People who haven’t been down here since 2013 will still tell you it’s shit and dangerous
It's the best of both worlds (unless you're hanging outside the club at 2 am). Some cool local dives on a historic city street, now the new spots on a pedestrian plaza down there. Easy access to downtown and Oakland. We are killing it!
Comparing the Southside Works to the problem bars of the 'teens streets of E Carson is like comparing Greenfield to Hazelwood
Hey, they have to show they have a chip on their shoulder somehow. I bet you're a suburbanite who drives a full sized SUV and chooses Huntz ketchup!
Somehow I feel like you haven’t seen that end of Carson in early 2000s. Still worlds better in 2013, even if it was in decline.
I can’t wait to check it out. I walked by earlier today but they weren’t open yet.
With Living in the Southside it’s so nice to see the Southside Works being brought back to life!
For sure, really transforms the neighborhood down this way! I moved here in 2020 and it was so dead all the time, depressing.
I’ve been here since 2000 so I remember how exciting it was when it opened. I also worked in the Southside at the time so would go shopping there on my lunch break.
It was tough seeing all the shops leave but I really like the direction they are going with now.
The more local shops, restaurants and bars they can open the better.
There's a ton of us-tapped potential still too! Hoping things keep trending up, neighbor!
Agreed! 😀
The one in Columbus is awesome, cant wait to check ours out!
There are several in Columbus, the one at Easton has a slide that you can take from the second floor down to the first, if you want.
Do you pay to get in or pay per game?
Free to get in. Pay for games.
Arcade machines take quarters?
Yup!
Just an update to this, the arcade games were free to play when I was there Friday. I actually asked for change and was told they were free. Unsure, if this is just an opening weekend thing or what.
I was wondering because they claim to be cashless.
I'm happy to hear this. We need more arcades.
It's such a great social thing. People were chatting outside of the groups they arrived with!
I finally got to Coop de Ville this past week and had a good time...I'm not sure Pittsburgh is big enough to have three of these kind of places (and it's a little funny that we finally have them after being ~5 years behind the trend), but they're pretty fun.
Acacia is my go to for a good cocktail
Ma’am this is a Wendy’s.
Had no idea this was gonna be at thing! Good looking pinball table roster. Only thing missing is air hockey. WHERE IS THE AIR HOCKEY?
They have bubble hockey!
My dad managed the construction of that place. Glad to see these positive reviews!
I think there should be a place like this where you throw axes at the people bowling. OK, more seriously: Nerf axes.
Pretty sure you just described Paradise Island Bowling on Neville Island
Didn’t realize the Southside Pins was open. Thanks, OP!
just make sure you’re tipping in cash, they’re one of those places that need to be on the shady tip pool list. ass company to work for in general which is sad cause it is a cool concept.
It’s pretty great but beer is $6 min and games are $6 min
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Completely transformed cause one restaurant opened is quite a statement
There's been a number of other changes. New dog park, beer truck, and the plaza has been renovated with a BBQ, a taco, and a Pizza place as well as a large outdoor seating area. It's quite a change.
There's also a dog park, concert area, and more. Lots have been going on!
Pretty sure you mean on the North Shore
That is Shorty’s. Different place, similar concept.
Yeah, I mean maybe it's the place in the strip district that has duckpin bowling?
All three are different places
chippyinairplane t1_it9i1fg wrote
I miss games n’at. That was a fun place to go.