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The Cafe at the Frick
7227 Reynolds St
Pittsburgh, PA 15208
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Main Menu
Soups
Cantaloupe Gazpacho
$4.00
sweet corn, potatoes, onion, celery, parsley, and cream garnished with bacon
Soupe Du Jour
$4.00
a seasonal selection, house made daily
Salads
Blueberry
$11.00
baby head lettuce, fresh blueberries, feta cheese, spiced pistachios, and basil peach vinaigrette
Tomato
$11.00
heirloom tomatoes, truffled croutons, ricotta basil mousse, and extra virgin olive oil
Prosciutto Tart
$11.00
savory amish egg custard, prosciutto, and mushrooms, in a sour cream pastry, with a simple salad
Sandwiches
Griddled French Onion
$11.00
gruyere cheese, caramelized vidalia onions, garlic, and thyme, grilled on buttered thick sliced italian bread.
Cherry Chicken
$11.00
diced chicken breast, smoked almonds, tart cherry aioli, celery, onion, and bibb lettuce, on a ciabatta roll
Crab Roll
$11.00
blue crab, chives, parsley, cucumber, and chive aioli on a split top brioche roll
All Half Sandwiches
$8.00Entrees
ask your server about todays composed cheese plate $9
Bbq Duck
$13.00
barbecue glazed duck breast with gruyere and parmesean cheese grits and summer greens
Fish Of The Day
$13.00
daily fresh seafood offering, your server will provide the details
Carrot Gnocchi
$13.00
house made carrot-ricotta gnocchi with rocket, parmesan, garlic, plugra butter, micro basil, and candied walnuts
Café Side Salad
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
Friday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday:
11:00am - 5:00pm
About Us
After returning from their wedding trip, the Fricks purchased "Homewood," an eleven-room, Italianate-style home located at the corner of Penn and South Homewood avenues in Pittsburgh’s residential East End neighborhood. Pittsburgh architect Andrew Peebles made interior and exterior modifications to the home, which was renamed "Clayton." The home would serve as the family’s primary residence from 1882 to 1905