The architect/designers of this ballpark obviously love baseball.  They get it.   When I walk into a ballpark, I want to feel like I'm in a ball park.  PNC Park feels like baseball. \n\nAs usual I grade ball parks on 4 categories: Architecture, food/beer, fan base, and somethign called other.\n\nArchitecture:  The park is gorgeous. Everything about it. The view from home plate is the city skyline complete with Clemente bridge.  Second to none amongst my 15 ball parks visited.  Pittsburgh understands the old adage \"location, location, location\". \n\nFood/Beer: Manny's bbq was a solid choice.  They have burgers and pulled pork sliders that are quiet good.  The guy has the charcoal grill going right in front of you so you know it's the real deal.  Pirmanti Bros is also here but they aren't quite as hot as the restaurant itself still good though.  Beer selctions seemed decent enough but when I am in this part of the world, it's all about Yuengling since I can't get that at home.  Seemed to be more canned beers than I am use to seeing though still plenty of draft.  Large Yuengling 8.00\n\n\nFan Base: Very Good.  They get here early, they all have their black and gold on and they stay for the entire game.  Real fans.  Much love.  I also love that all of Pittsburgh teams have the same colors.  Why doesn't every city do this???\n\nOther:  There were statues out front of Clemente, Stargell and 1 commemorating Bill Mazeroski's walk off homer in the 1960 World Series. (look it up kids, one of the greatest moments in baseball history).  They also have some statues inside the stadium honoring the old Pittsburgh Gray's negro league team with Hall of Famers like Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, Cool Papa Bell and a few others.  \n\nA great ball park in a very underrated city.  Well done Pittsburgh.