Want to warm up with something spicy? Try an autumnal cocktail at these Pittsburgh bars and restaurants.
Sure, they have great coffee and brunch, but they also have booze! Try the pumpkin espresso martini, spiced cider mimosa, or fall sangria at Mediterra Cafe’s Lawrenceville, Mount Lebanon, or Sewickley locations. And don’t leave without a Halloween cupcake.

Sip on fall flavors at Love, Kate Distilling while enjoying a show. (@lovekatedistilling)
This new chic spot in Sharpsburg is the first LGBTQ+ owned distillery in Pennsylvania. I’m ordering the PSL martini. What will you get? Go for happy hour, 4-6 p.m., Wednesday-Friday.

Pair a fall cocktail with Scratch & Co.’s bagel brunch, special smashburger, or Sunday sauce. (@scratchco_pgh)
The fall menu lineup at this Troy Hill cafe and restaurant pushes the boundaries on seasonal sipping with cocktails like “Cha, Bruh” made with avua cachaca, banana, cinnamon, and braulio amaro or “Miso Sunset” made with Parking Chair vodka, honey, miso, lemon, plum, and orange-coriander foam.

Maggie’s Farm pumpkin spiced coffee liquor is infused with flavors of fresh coffee, vanilla bean, and pumpkin pie. (@maggiesfarmrum)
So maybe you want to take yours to go and play bartender at home? Grab a bottle of pumpkin spiced coffee liqueur from Maggie’s Farm Rum based in the Strip District at your local Fine Wine & Good Spirits. Imbibe anytime for $32.49!