What happened to Pittsburgh's nightclub scene? It's complicated
Many say nothing is open late anymore in Pittsburgh. Gone are the days of 24-hour diners, hedonistic nightlife, and after-hours clubs.
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Many say nothing is open late anymore in Pittsburgh. Gone are the days of 24-hour diners, hedonistic nightlife, and after-hours clubs.
Jukebox bars are a good place to lean into crowd-pleasers, but it’s an even better opportunity to dazzle your fellow patrons with an offbeat pick everyone forgot they loved. Here are Pittsburgh's best jukebox bars where you're almost guaranteed to have good time, no matter what tunes end up spinning.
The Allentown bar and entertainment venue is a ‘70s time capsule with a few modern twists.
For $20, you can catch a show at Arcade Comedy Theater, the Burgh Bus, Steel City Improv and Bottlerocket Social Hall.
Allentown's Bottlerocket Social Hall, full of quirky 1970s items, hopes to invigorate the comedy scene.