Best Patios in Mt. Lebanon: Where to Sip, Savor, and Soak Up the Sun
There’s something magical about a great patio — especially in Mt. Lebanon, where neighborhood charm meets walkable streets and vibrant small businesses. Whether you're meeting friends for a drink, grabbing a family-friendly bite, or just unwinding after a long day, these local patios deliver. Here's our list of the top outdoor dining spots in town, just in time for patio season.
1. 1930 by Atria’s
The capstone of Beverly Road, this new concept brings the best from Atria’s and The Warren Bar to bring upscale comfort food and a stylish, expansive patio that’s already become a neighborhood favorite. There’s no better place in Mt. Lebanon for a finely crafted cocktail. Ideal for date nights, cocktails with friends, or a celebratory meal.
Real Estate Note: Beverly Road’s buzz makes nearby homes extra desirable. Buyers love the blend of historic charm and walkable dining options like this.
2. KingView Meadhouse & Winery
Don’t let the name fool you — KingView offers more than just mead. With an impressive craft beer selection, generous happy hour deals, and what might be one of the best lobster rolls in Pittsburgh (yes, they serve both Connecticut and Maine styles), this spot punches well above its weight. The patio is laid-back and welcoming, and the atmosphere is surprisingly kid-friendly — making it a go-to for families and foodies alike.
Pro Tip: Come for the lobster roll, stay for a flight and some sunshine.
3. Hitchhiker Brewing – Mt. Lebanon Taproom
The beer is bold, the crowd is friendly, and the patio is the place to be on a sunny evening. With a rotating lineup of craft brews and regular community events, Hitchhiker has become a local staple. Don’t miss their Baby Bane IPA — a smooth, hop-forward favorite.
Pro Tip: Pick up your 2025 Pittsburgh Brewers Guild Passport here, and check their food truck schedule online or on social — there’s almost always something tasty rolling up to pair with your pint.
4. Mediterra Café
Chic and effortlessly cool, Mediterra’s patio is a go-to for everything from morning coffee runs to wine-and-cheese nights. The vibe is part European café, part Mt. Lebanon gem — perfect for catching up with friends, getting some work done, or just enjoying the sunshine with a killer croissant.
Bonus: The seasonal menu keeps things interesting, and the market inside is full of local finds and imported favorites you didn’t know you needed (but definitely do).
Honorable Mentions (not true patios)
5. The Saloon – Rooftop Patio
A little gritty, a little nostalgic, and 100% classic Mt. Lebo — The Saloon’s rooftop is the kind of spot that sneaks up on you. Grab an Orange Crush (they’re shockingly good), snag some free popcorn, and catch one of the rare rooftop sunset views in the South Hills. It’s low-key legendary.
Vibe Check: Come as you are. It’s not fancy, but that’s the charm — cold drinks, good people, and surprisingly solid wings.
6. Coming Soon: F&F Pizzeria (Second-Floor Patio)
Brooklyn’s famed F&F Pizzeria(Frankies Spuntino) is bringing its newest location to Beverly Road — and Mt. Lebanon’s pizza game is about to level up. Expect naturally fermented dough, a killer three-deck oven setup, and an upstairs patio that’s perfect for sipping wine and crushing a clam pie under the sun.
Insider Tip: Keep an eye out for their signature clam pizza and other specialty pies that have made waves in Brooklyn. The combination of top-tier pizza and a rooftop patio is set to make F&F a standout in the South Hills dining scene.
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Whether you're new to town or just exploring your own backyard, these patios highlight the best of Mt. Lebanon’s community-driven charm and culinary scene.
