F&F Pizzeria’s Mt. Lebanon location brings a New York pizza business to 307 Beverly Road, but planning a local visit requires the Pittsburgh menu and service information. The brand’s Brooklyn restaurant and slice shop are separate locations, with their own ordering arrangements.
This October 13, 2026 guide covers an established restaurant included in Pittsburgh Magazine’s January dining coverage. It is not a new opening announcement or a personal review. We checked the operator’s local page in the browser and read the lunch PDF opened directly from its Pittsburgh menu navigation.
Choose the Mt. Lebanon location and current service window
The official local page lists 307 Beverly Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216, and 878-879-4194. Hours are noon–9 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, noon–10 p.m. Thursday–Saturday and noon–9 p.m. Sunday. Tuesday is closed.
The page says reservations are accepted through OpenTable, with a limited number of tables and bar seats held for walk-ins. Takeout orders can be placed at the pizza counter. A walk-in allocation does not guarantee that seats will be available when a particular group arrives.
Gift cards are described as available for purchase in the restaurant and redeemable only at the Pittsburgh location. Check that restriction before buying a card for someone who normally uses another F&F restaurant. Our Mt. Lebanon profile links the local page and lunch menu.
The lunch menu includes more than pizza
The linked Pittsburgh 2026 lunch PDF lists two arancini at $12, with cheese, Bolognese or one of each, and three meatballs with marinara at $15. Those quantities help when deciding whether to share a starter or order separately.
Pasta examples include vodka rigatoni stracciatella at $24, with homemade hot sausage an additional $5, and spinach-and-herb gnudi with Gorgonzola cream at $26. Fennel sausage and broccoli rabe over cavatelli is $27, as is shrimp scampi over linguine.
Pizza choices include classic cheese, tomato, mushroom, cacio e pepe, pepperoni, hot sausage and sage, zucchini and clam pies. The menu also separates a calzoagie from a calzone with cheese or pepperoni. Read the actual format rather than assuming every item in the pizza column is an identical round pie.
Several pizzas show paired prices. Confirm the size or format corresponding to each figure before comparing totals; the extracted menu does not provide enough explanation to assign those figures to a particular diameter. Published prices are snapshots, not a quote for additions or the complete bill.
Confirm the particular dining or takeout arrangement
The local page has separate lunch, dinner and beverage menu links. A lunch example should not automatically be treated as an all-day offer. Confirm the applicable menu, selected portions and collection or table time when arranging a visit.
Its delivery information is inconsistent: a promotion advertises DoorDash, while body copy still says delivery and group dining are coming soon. Check the current local ordering route directly before relying on either statement. Discuss ingredients and substitutions with staff for the dishes you select, and request specific arrangements for a larger party rather than assuming ordinary reservation availability includes private dining.
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- Pittsburgh Magazine — listed as Media at Washington's Landing, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Directory source.