Deborah McDonald

a picturesque setting.|The cozy confines of the the Frick Café.|Butternut squash soup with crostini.|Green onion and bacon quiche topped with spring mix from The Frick's greenhouse.||A flute of champagne goes nicely with any selection.|An Elysian Fields' lamb chop perfectly grilled.|Chef Seth Bailey in The Frick greenhouse next to tomato plants and happy that he has fresh local tomatoes year round.|The Frick Café (ctr.) nestled among the trees and lawns of The Frick Art & Historical Center.

The Café at the Frick: A Fresh Take on Victorian Elegance

The Frick Café’s menu highlights the changing seasons and fresh local ingredients.

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Social Squared

Tasty bar food x friendly service is a winning equation.

managers Brandon Beatty and Alex Cromer with owners Anna and Michael Mercurio.||Mercurio's and Prantl's

Flour Power: From Lou’s Bar to Mercurio’s Pizza, The Turning Of A Shadyside Corner

The most obvious cultural touchstones in Mercurio’s Neapolitan technique are also evident in the finest quality ingredients, made in house, from scratch.

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Believers Flock to Lawrenceville For Cure

The house calls its fare “local urban Mediterranean,” in other words, unembellished, unabashed good food, with  a wide range of local and organic produce, locally-sourced meats and cheese, elusive wild goods  and edibles.

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