The Café at the Frick

Went for lunch with a couple of friends on the Friday of Memorial Day weekend. Place was packed, and we got lucky to find a parking spot quickly as someone was just backing out. Took around 10 minutes of standing in line to get inside and place an order. I had the salmon flatbread which was alright. Our server was absolutely lovely, but kinda forgot about the cookie we had ordered, and needed a reminder.

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 you're there.

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 3:00 pm I believe.

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 didn't really know what to expect. I got to say, high tea is definitely a thing and I can't wait to experience it again. We both got our own tea(great 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!

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 re-visiting soon.

Had the English Tea set and it was great!
Took my team of 13 for a house tour and we ate at the cafe after. They not only accommodated the large group, but our food came in record time!!! Thank you!

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.

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

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.

I love it here and often go with family for afternoon tea; staff is absolutely lovely and the cafe is cozy and just feels nice. Definitely worth the trip.

awesome! queer cafe, they have very good tea and their salad was small (i chose small but like 1/4 a normal side) but good! theey have powder sugar donut holes (awesome)! good experience and very awesome! (all gender potty!)

Did bother me that old man Frick was a union busting scab. But he's gone and they are doing good work there now.

Gourmet lunch. Soups to die for. Limited seating inside. Tables outside or picnic on the grounds. Outstanding art museum, car and Carriage museum, greenhouse, and one hour house tour for $15. Easy parking. Hiking available in adjacent park and cementery.
Beautiful grounds. Pittsburgh's #1 attraction.

Beautiful place! So much to see. The Cafe is AMAZING!! Everything we have tried has been delicious!!! You can't find a more relaxing and beautiful outdoor spot!!

Relaxing with nice garden view. Their creme brulee and vanilla gelato are delicious.

Good beer cheese soup and sandwich for lunch. We got there ten minutes before closing but we were able to get take out and eat on the porch.

Very safe and tranquil way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

A lovely quaint place for tea. I do recommend dinning here. Enjoy a hot spot of tea.

Charming atmosphere, delicious food and not the typical museum dining experience. If possible, nonmembers should call ahead the morning of their visit for same-day reservations. Normally open for lunch and brunch, with special dinner service on Fridays. It's a special place worth trying, as it's really beautiful and the experience is memorable.

The food was so tasty! Our waitress was awesome and funny. If you plan on going there for lunch or the tea serving might want to make reservations. We did not but got there at 1130am and chose an outside table. The tables outside that aren't covered are not for reservations due to weather. But are first come first serve.