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Pittsburgh classic

The story

James Blandi Sr. opened LeMont in 1960 on Grandview Avenue, on the spot where the Grandview Theatre used to stand, with the whole city spread out below.

Blandi was an inventor in the kitchen. LeMont credits him with the Turkey Devonshire, a Pittsburgh classic, and the Pecan Ball. LeMont became the place for big nights out, with Caesar salad made at the table and Steak Diane.

Edward and Anna Dunlap bought LeMont on June 1, 1999 and put $3 million into renovating it, and the Dunlap family still owns it. More than 8,000 couples have had their weddings there, and for plenty of Pittsburghers it's still the answer when an anniversary, a proposal or a visiting relative calls for that view.

At a glance

The basics, from public records.

LeMont Restaurant is an independent European restaurant at 1114 Grandview Ave in Mt. Washington, a Pittsburgh neighborhood.

Details

From Allegheny County food facility permits. The owner can add the rest.

Address1114 Grandview Ave
NeighborhoodMt. Washington
CategoryEuropean
HoursNot listed yet. Owner can add.
PhoneNot listed yet. Owner can add.
WebsiteNot listed yet. Owner can add.
SourcePittsburgh Spotlight directory (built from Allegheny County food permits)

Health inspection

No match on file
We couldn't confidently match this listing to a recent county inspection record. That usually means the permit is filed under a different name or address, not that it was never inspected.Source: Allegheny County Health Department open data.

Nearby

The closest listings to LeMont Restaurant. 27 places in Mt. Washington.

Mt. Washington guide

Sources: listing details and inspections from Allegheny County Health Department food facility data via WPRDC (public domain). Story sources: LeMont, Our Story. Map from U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line. Distances are straight line. Listing data refreshed Oct 28, 2026.