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Had a great time putting with a group of ten. We got there at 5 and was able to play at ease and left around 8 just as it was getting packed. It’s a little more costly than other places, but the vibes are low key, no flashy lights, and no kids were present which made for a relaxing environment. The staff was fun and energetic and were super helpful as we golf and checked in with us regularly to see how we were doing. In between games there was ample seating areas to relax. The drinks were enjoyable - about $15 is the average cost per drink. They were strong and delicious for the cost. I didn’t try the food but it looked and smelled delicious. Our group had most fun on the first floor with the lodge and then library. I think by the time we got to the third room we should have paused for food. The garage just wasn’t as an enjoyable play as the other two rooms and wasn’t as creative with the designs. The few cons are you can’t have one tab for the entire venue - the first and second floor are different. You can also order food and drinks while you put but you need to leave to eat food but you can keep your drinks on the course.

We went on a Wednesday night and had a good time, not super great for a large group since the course is max of 4 players. The bar was cool and had a nice selection, beer, mixed drinks, and even some non alcoholic beer available. We really did love the library themed course, and had a lot of fun. Overall good decor and happy we tried it out.

About the Restaurant: This unique restaurant doubles as a mini-golf course, offering various areas based on the difficulty level for golf enthusiasts. Situated on Smallman Street, it exudes an amazing ambiance that sets the tone for a memorable experience. About the Food and Drinks: We started our visit with a couple of cocktails and some beer. While the cocktails were amazing in flavor, they could have had a bit more liquor to give them that extra kick. The lamb sliders we ordered were decent and contributed to a satisfying meal. About the Golf Experience: As newcomers to golf, we found it pretty challenging, especially given the crowd that made us feel somewhat rushed to move along. However, despite the initial difficulties, the overall experience was quite enjoyable. The combination of a unique setting, great cocktails, and decent food creates a memorable dining and entertainment experience. For its ambiance and the overall good time, a four-star rating is well-deserved.

Such a nice cute place with an amazing staff. We ended but being late but we rescheduled so we could eat and grab drinks. The DJ was great and so was the food and drinks. We didn’t know certain courses harder than others so we started in the library and had such a fun but tough time. We were laughing so loud missing each hole but that’s what makes it fun. Then we did the lodge which was way easier and loved it. The themes of courses was amazing the detail of the rooms I haven’t seen that before.

Discovered this place on long weekend trip to Pittsburgh and checking out the strip area of the city. It’s a fun date spot in my opinion. You have food, drinks and miniature golf. Friendly, professional and prompt service overall. Food was okay but not amazing. I appreciated having food options though. Mocktails were good though! Golf - it gets crowded but that’s the weekend life. I enjoyed the library golf course and one round was the right amount for myself. I would recommend this place for a date night!

We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was the perfect time for us no crowds. We ordered the cheese pizza then played a round of putt putt in the Library Room which was the nicest.. they have 3 rooms to choose from. For patrons who can't do the stairs to the second floor there is an elevator to assist. We will be back it was a relaxing afternoon.

Adult (pg-13) Fun! We went upstairs to the bar first, had 2 great bartenders who made custom drinks that met our specific tastes. Golfed at the "garage" first with a drink in hand. Great time. Decided to order the charcuterie board and take a break. Next was the "library" to end the night.we could have done the course downstairs but we got tired and was ready for home. We paid for the endless gulf, which is worth it if you are doing at least 2 of the course's. Just more relaxing. (as on busy nights, other groups coming up behind you can make you feel rushed...)