Not sure why I am even bothering to write a review. 300+ Yelpers have already beaten me to it but I like to read my own words almost as much as I like the sound of my own voice so here goes.\n\nESPN, Sports Illustrated, and a cornucopia of other publication's can't be (and aren't) wrong when they say PNC is the best park ion the country. In a field where contention and argumentation is not only normal, but necessary, when all the talking heads collaborate, you listen. (Sorry, I had to)\n\nFirst thing first, the view. There is not a better, more breathtaking view in any park in all of MLB. The Clemente and Warhol bridges traverse the background, as well as an amazing view of all the wonderful and unique architecture downtown has to offer. I always tell my out of town friends that the Highmark building is saying the Bucs are number one (or flipping the bird to the away team).\n\nThe food at PNC is top notch too. MLB is moving away from plain dogs, peanuts, and Crackerjacks as the palates of the average American get more and more sophisticated. The food at PNC is so good I always end up spending and eating Way-hay-hay-hay more than I ever intended. For me it ceases to be the 7th inning stretch and more like the 7th inning redistribute-the-food-baby. Also, for 40 bucks you can sit in the outfield and eat all the traditional ballpark grub you can cram down your throat.\n\nAll the staff at PNC are very nice. They have no reason not to be. Even when the Bucs are losing, everyone is polite, friendly, and energetic.\n\nPrice wise, you cannot beat PNC Park. I took some friends from New Jersey once. As soon as they figured out that that fresh smell was what air is SUPPOSED to smell like, they had a spit take looking at the money we were spending. Great seats, parking, and a round of beers for 5 guys was about 200 bucks. One of my friends told me that wouldn't cover parking at his beloved Yankee Stadium.\n\nTo sum up, I think we all know what PNC is about. The Bucs have given us a true gem on the North Shore. The view is amazing,  the food has gotten extremely good, and the price is more than acceptable. As much as it pains me to say I almost hope they start being terrible again so we don't see a ridiculous increase in prices.