Neighborhood guide

Stanton Heights: food nearby and things to do

Nothing to eat inside Stanton Heights right now, so here are the closest spots nearby. Stanton Heights does have 13 city stairways and 867 steps to climb.

0places to eat
4,427residents (2020)
1city parks
24transit stops
Nearest places to eatOpen the county map
Map: U.S. Census TIGER/Line · 0 listings · nearest shown

About Stanton Heights

Stanton Heights is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's East End. It has zip codes of both 15201 and 15206, and has representation on Pittsburgh City Council by the council member for District 7.
From Wikipedia, Stanton Heights, quoted under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Stanton Heights has no places to eat or drink in our directory yet1. The county's food facility records list 17 food permits filed inside Stanton Heights' boundary over the years2. Of those, 4 were for restaurants, bars, bakeries or clubs (among them Java 'AH' GoGo, Lamarca Flonal & Cappuccino Emporium LLC, and Longmore's Pub), but none of those holds an active permit today3. The most recent, Rolling Pepperoni, was last inspected on May 8, 2024 and its permit is now marked Out of Business3. The 2 other permits active there now are for school kitchens. OpenStreetMap shows no restaurant, cafe or bar inside the boundary either4. For a meal, the nearest options in the directory are Hop Farm Brewing Company (1.0 km away, in Upper Lawrenceville), Eddie's Pizza Haus (1.0 km away, in Morningside), and Bulldog Pub (1.0 km away, in Morningside).

About 4,427 people lived here in 2020, down from 4,601 in 20105. Green space includes Dinan Park6. Stanton Heights has 13 sets of city owned public steps, 867 steps in all; the longest, 56th St from Wickliff St to Celadine St, has 1197.

Stanton Heights by the numbers

0places to eat and drink
4,427residents (2020)
0with a full bar
0with a patio
0listings per sq mi
0.74square miles of land

Counts from our directory1. Land area from the City's neighborhood boundaries9.

Nearest places to eat

Nothing inside the boundary yet, so here are the closest spots just outside Stanton Heights, by straight line distance1.

Things to do nearby

Parks and playgrounds

1 city park property and 1 playground.

  • Dinan Park

Source610

Public art

1 work in the City's public art inventory, including:

  • Lawrenceville Life Links · JoAnna Commandaros

Source11

City steps

13 public stairways with 867 steps in all. Longest: 56th St from Wickliff St to Celadine St (119 steps).

Source7

Getting there

Transit

24 active stops, about 3,962 scheduled trips a week, by bus. Busiest stop: Butler St. at #6130 (444 weekly trips).

878991

Source13 Check PRT for live times.

How working residents commute

Walk2%
Transit9%
Bike1%
Work from home24%

Percent of workers 16+, 2018-2022 estimates12.

Who lives here

4,427Residents, 2020 census (-4% since 2010)5
31%Age 25 to 4412
6%Age 18 to 2412
19%Homes that are rented12
46%Adults with a bachelor's degree or higher12

Nearby neighborhoods and towns

All city neighborhoods
Morningside9 places · 9 independentPittsburgh neighborhoodGarfield21 places · 18 independentPittsburgh neighborhoodHighland Park18 places · 17 independentPittsburgh neighborhoodLawrenceville121 places · 103 independentPittsburgh area

Stanton Heights FAQ

Where can I eat near Stanton Heights?

Our directory has no listings inside Stanton Heights's boundary. The nearest are Hop Farm Brewing Company (1.0 km away, in Upper Lawrenceville), Eddie's Pizza Haus (1.0 km away, in Morningside), Bulldog Pub (1.0 km away, in Morningside), and Ka-Fair Coffee and Cakery (1.1 km away, in Morningside). Distances are straight line.

How do I get to Stanton Heights by bus or the T?

Pittsburgh Regional Transit's stop file lists 24 active stops in Stanton Heights, served by routes including 87, 89, and 91. The busiest stop is Butler St. at #6130 with about 444 scheduled trips a week. Check PRT for current schedules.

What is there to do in Stanton Heights besides eat?

City open data lists 1 city park property such as Dinan Park, 1 public art work, and 13 sets of public steps.

Sources

Every number on this page comes from these public sources.

  1. Pittsburgh Spotlight directory, built from Allegheny County Health Department food facility permits, plus OpenStreetMap listings marked unverifiedUpdated October 28, 2026. Counts include every listing inside the official boundary.
  2. Geocoded Food Facilities (as of 2025)Allegheny County Health Department via WPRDC. CC0 1.0. Every food facility on file, with its location, category and any close date. Checked against the 2014-2025 and current inspection files.
  3. Allegheny County Restaurant/Food Facility InspectionsAllegheny County Health Department via WPRDC. CC0 1.0 (public domain dedication). Inspections dated Aug 11, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Matches to listings are conservative and may miss some places.
  4. OpenStreetMap: restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs, fast food, ice cream, bakeries, breweries and supermarkets in Allegheny County (Geofabrik Pennsylvania extract)© OpenStreetMap contributors. Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. Food and drink points of interest inside Allegheny County. Listings found only here are marked unverified.
  5. 2020 Census Redistricting Data: City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood PopulationUniversity of Pittsburgh UCSUR via WPRDC (source: U.S. Census Bureau PL 94-171). Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC.
  6. City of Pittsburgh ParksCity of Pittsburgh via WPRDC. Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC.
  7. City of Pittsburgh StepsCity of Pittsburgh via WPRDC. Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC.
  8. Wikipedia, "Stanton Heights"Text paraphrased or quoted from the article (retrieved Oct 28, 2026). Wikipedia content is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
  9. City of Pittsburgh Neighborhoods (boundaries)City of Pittsburgh via WPRDC. Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC. Used for boundaries and land area.
  10. City of Pittsburgh PlaygroundsCity of Pittsburgh via WPRDC. Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC.
  11. City of Pittsburgh Public ArtCity of Pittsburgh via WPRDC. CC0 1.0.
  12. Profiles of Change: 2008-2012 vs 2018-2022 ACS estimates for Pittsburgh neighborhoodsUniversity of Pittsburgh UCSUR via WPRDC (source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year). Public domain (per WPRDC listing). 2018-2022 five year estimates; reported for Stanton Heights. Estimates carry margins of error.
  13. Pittsburgh Regional Transit StopsPittsburgh Regional Transit via WPRDC. Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), per WPRDC. Active stops; weekly trips are scheduled trips in the stop file.

Inspection details reflect the most recent record in the county's open data file and may not reflect a facility's current status. For official results, contact the Allegheny County Health Department. Listings come from permit data and may include places that have closed.

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