Best Eye Doctors in Pittsburgh, PA

Updated September 2026 · 7 businesses · Pittsburgh guide

Looking for eye Doctors in Pittsburgh? Below you'll find 7 local options with their address, phone number, website and opening hours, plus practical advice on choosing the right one.

What they do: Optometrists and ophthalmologists for eye exams, glasses and contact lens prescriptions, and treatment of conditions such as glaucoma and cataracts. Optometrists handle routine vision care, while ophthalmologists are medical doctors who also perform surgery.

This guide lists 7 eye Doctors in and around Pittsburgh, spread across 4 ZIP codes. 5 have a phone number you can call directly from this page, 3 link to their own website, 4 are open on weekends. Listings are organized so you can compare them at a glance and contact them directly.

Top 7 Eye Doctors in Pittsburgh

Listings are shown in no paid order: no business can pay to appear or to rank higher on this page.

1 eyetique

Open weekendsZIP 15213
Opening hours
Mon9 AM-6 PM
Tue8 AM-6 PM
Wed9 AM-7 PM
Thu9 AM-6 PM
Fri9 AM-6 PM
SatClosed
Sun9 AM-6 PM

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2 Warby Parker

Open weekendsZIP 15206
Opening hours
Mon11 AM-6 PM
Tue11 AM-6 PM
Wed11 AM-6 PM
Thu11 AM-6 PM
Fri11 AM-6 PM
Sat11 AM-6 PM
Sun12 PM-6 PM

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3 UPMC Vision Institute

ZIP 15213
Opening hours
Mon8 AM-5 PM
Tue8 AM-5 PM
Wed8 AM-5 PM
Thu8 AM-5 PM
Fri8 AM-5 PM

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5 Look Eye Care

Open weekends
Opening hours
Mon9 AM-6 PM
Tue9 AM-6 PM
Wed9 AM-6 PM
Thu9 AM-6 PM
Fri9 AM-6 PM
Sat10 AM-4 PM
SunClosed

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6 Pearle Vision

Open weekendsZIP 15238
  • Address 953 Freeport Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238
Opening hours
Tue8 AM-5 PM
Wed9 AM-6 PM
Thu8 AM-5 PM
Fri8 AM-5 PM
Sat8 AM-3 PM

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7 Visionworks

ZIP 15238
  • Address 968 Freeport Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238

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How to choose eye Doctors in Pittsburgh

  • Check that the provider is licensed. You can look up any Pennsylvania medical license on the Department of State's PALS website.
  • Confirm that they accept your insurance plan and whether you need a referral from your primary care doctor.
  • Look at hospital affiliations. Many Pittsburgh practices belong to a larger health system, which makes referrals and records easier.
  • Ask about wait times for new patients, telehealth visits and after-hours coverage.
  • Read recent patient reviews, but focus on patterns (communication, billing, wait times) rather than one-off complaints.

Local tips for Pittsburgh

Allegheny County's Health Department licenses plumbers throughout the county and inspects restaurants, and the City of Pittsburgh's Department of Permits, Licenses and Inspections handles building permits and contractor licensing inside city limits.

Because of the rivers and hills, a business that looks close on a map can be a long drive away. Check which side of the river it's on and whether a bridge or tunnel stands in the way, especially at rush hour.

Pittsburgh is in Allegheny County, and local phone numbers use the 412 and 878 area codes. Popular areas include Downtown, Strip District, Lawrenceville, Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Oakland, South Side, North Shore.

Frequently asked questions

Which eye Doctors in Pittsburgh are open on weekends?

According to their listed hours, these are open on Saturday or Sunday: eyetique, Warby Parker, Look Eye Care, Pearle Vision. Hours can change on holidays, so call before you go.

Which areas of Pittsburgh do these eye Doctors cover?

The eye Doctors on this list are located in ZIP codes 15201, 15206, 15213, 15238. Many businesses also serve nearby neighborhoods and suburbs, so ask when you call.

How do I know if a doctor is board certified?

You can check board certification for free on the American Board of Medical Specialties site (CertificationMatters.org), and verify a Pennsylvania license on the state's PALS lookup.

Do I need a referral to see eye Doctors in Pittsburgh?

It depends on your insurance. HMO plans usually require a referral from your primary care physician, while PPO plans usually don't. Call your insurer or check your plan documents before booking.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications and doses, any recent test results and a short list of questions you want to ask.

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Information is collected from public sources and may change. Please confirm hours, prices and availability directly with each business. Business owner? Ask us to update your listing.