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“ Had a fabulous afternoon with my girlfriend for afternoon tea here. We got sooo lucky to get the last table of that Saturday without reservation. If you know you want to make a trip here, make sure you call ahead. We were seated inside because it was super hot out. The host was very nice and got us menu quickly. I never had high tea before so didnt really know what to expect. I got to say, high tea is definitely a thing and I cant wait to experience it again. We both got our own teagreat quality and share a tower of finger sandwiches and dessert. Everything was super yummy and created with care. Scone and jam was SO BOMB! 5 star for ambience and food. Service was also great. Would highly recommend it! ”
“ After visiting the Clayton House, it was nice to come in and sit down to a hot generous cup of soup and shared a sandwich with friend on gluten free bread. It was delicious ”
“ Brunch al fresco!! Having just moved to Pittsburgh, my wife and I were excited to check out the Cafe at the Frick and it did not disappoint. The weather was good so we chose for outdoor seating. We did not have a reservation but had no issues getting a table as we arrived before they opened. The food was bangin! upscale service and great prices. Sitting outside was perfect with our 1 year old. I would recommend without hesitation and I will be revisiting soon. ”
“ Someone from Pittsburg recommended us this place while we were visiting for a few hours and it did not disappoint. The neighborhood is quite amazing, calm, green and you might wanna look up the Frick family while youre there. ”
“ Went for a friends birthday party and had the best brunch ever. The flatbreads and teas were phenomenal. The staff were so kind and helped us with her suprise cake, 1210 experience! ”
“ Cute cafe with nice views to the nearby greenhouse and gardens. The omelettes we ve had were delicious and and the chocolate brownie was decorated very nicely. The place also offers a large selection of teas. ”
“ The Afternoon Tea is one of the many food options at this cafe. I really enjoyed dining outside in the pretty grounds of The Frick Pittsburgh. It was just such a peaceful experience on a quiet Sunday afternoon. I will for sure be returning soon! No need for reservations at this time and the cafe closes at 300 pm I believe. ”
“ A tranquil oasis in Pittsburgh. Small but lovely art museum. A lovely carriage and car musuem. Beautiful grounds and a lovely green house to buy some plants. ”
Menu
Choice Of Soup, Entree, And House Made Dessert
$22.00Choice Of Soup
$20.00Choice Of Soup, Half Sandwich, And House Made Dessert
$18.00Bbq Duck
$13.00Fish Of The Day
$13.00
About
The Café at the Frick
Step into a culinary gem nestled within the serene beauty of Pittsburgh: The Café at the Frick. Located at 7227 Reynolds St, this charming café offers not just a meal, but an experience infused with art, history, and delectable flavors. As you approach, the verdant surroundings of the Frick Art & Historical Center set the perfect ambiance for a delightful dining encounter.
The café's menu is a tapestry of thoughtfully curated dishes, inviting diners to savor the flavors of the season. Highlights include:
- Cantaloupe Gazpacho: A refreshing blend of sweet corn, potatoes, and cream, garnished with crispy bacon – a twist on a classic that is sure to awaken your taste buds.
- Griddled French Onion Sandwich: This culinary creation features gruyere cheese melted over caramelized Vidalia onions, served on buttery Italian bread. It's comfort food at its finest.
- BBQ Duck: Succulent barbecue-glazed duck breast served with gruyere and parmesan grits, paired perfectly with summer greens, delivers a rich and satisfying entrée.
Customer reviews speak volumes about the café's charm. One patron, Junie Huang, shared about her enchanting afternoon tea experience – "everything was super yummy and created with care." The scones, paired with house-made jams, left a lasting impression, showcasing the café’s dedication to quality.
For those wishing to enjoy an al fresco ambience, Jorge Luis Hernandez emphasized the joy of brunch outdoors with family, commending the "upscale service and great prices." The café strikes a balance between approachable dining and culinary excellence, making it a perfect fit for both an intimate date or a lively family outing.
Whether you're in the mood for a hearty soup, like the comforting Soupe Du Jour, or a sweet escape with friends over a slice of cake, The Café at the Frick promises an inviting atmosphere, exceptional service, and menu items crafted to encourage a slow and satisfying dining experience. As Rebecca Rowan noted, after a vibrant experience visiting the Clayton House, the café provided "delicious" satisfaction with every bite.
Pittsburgh's hidden treasure, The Café at the Frick, invites you to enjoy not just a meal, but a delightful escape into the world of flavor and hospitality. Don’t forget to call ahead, as diners like Riya Parekh recommend this oasis to all who visit the area!
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