When you're a college kid, this is "the" bar to go dancing at.

Then you realize Bottlerocket, Tilden, and Lawrenceville exist

I feel it has to be this one hands down. Others here have their problems. But it's another level to not give a fuck about your patrons getting killed on your property

Whoever posted this has never been to any section of Fox Chapel, I guess

I second Forbes. They're ass. If I need to go to the hospital, I'm taking my chances going to West Penn first.

And I live in Penn Hills

It's an election year and so Zap is thumping his chest again. He's good at running his mouth

Suburbanites are the only demographic that still like him. In the last election, he got walloped in the city, by an independent to boot

Dreams do come true, I guess

Shadow Shuttle is one of the better sections. You're near the shopping plaza and 376. And that neighborhood is pretty quiet too.

Penn Hills property values have been steadily going up in recent years, but, many of these homes do need some work. So you do need to be on the lookout for foundation issues, retaining wall problems, moisture control, etc. Those issues are common.

The biggest drawback of Penn Hills is the absolutely insane school taxes, like horrendously so

In the suburbs, perhaps. In the city itself, I would elect to say no.

There are chains in the city limits but they are wildly outnumbered by independent restaurants and bars.

Doing anything fun in Pittsburgh on a Sunday that isn't sports related is rough sledding.

I could never understand it and still can't.

At Belvs, I've seen people ranging from 20s-60s. You'll be okay there for sure.

All of those places are pretty open minded. Whether you do or don't dress up, no one will really care or judge you

Can't argue with The Bear.

It's a show set in a restaurant and had my asscheeks clenching more than any action drama I've seen lately.

Fun Asian Bistro in Penn Hills. Their takeout is amazing

If cancer existed as an actual human being, it would take the form of that clown.