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7227 Reynolds St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208, United States

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Tricia Cunningham

Amazing self tour of the ground and professional tour of The Clayton Mansion. Exquisite design and history are abundant throughout the glorious home. The museum is full of masterful displays, and the cafe is warm and inviting with a palatable menu of variety and thoughtfulness. My favorite was the botanical gardens in the greenhouse. It is a wonderful place for a first date, romantic getaway, the history buff, and is a lovely place to enjoy a good book while enjoying the grounds. I would not suggest bringing small children to the Clayton house for you're up close and personal with all artifacts, and small children tend to be hands-on. 5 stars Plus!

Alan Silva

Wow, what can I say about this place. We were just driving through Pittsburgh and wanted to see what was there to see. We drove past the frick and decided to take a look. What an experience! This free attraction was better than many paid museums I've been to. The tapestries were beautiful, the sculptures and exhibit on the temporary BLM exhibit were fascinating. The cars on display were amazing. A very worthwhile museum to visit. The staff were very helpful and even the store was tastefully done and not overstated. If you have not been here yet, make time to come.

Savannah Perry

Nice museum to visit when in Pittsburgh. We checked out the green house, gift shop and car museum and just walked the grounds. You can also get a tour of the Frick house or grab some dinner which we opted out of this trip. (Everything was free other than the house tour and of course dining). Very interesting and knowledgeable friendly staff in the car museum. Worth the stop!

Sarah Kostelac

I've been going there since I was little and have always loved it. The house is stunning, the car museum has a great collection spanning decades, and the art museum is great too. Their permanent art collection isn't very large but they have some beautiful pieces. Though the best part is they have some amazing temporary shows, with a huge variety in mediums, styles, eras, artists, etc. I've never eaten in the cafe so I can't vouch for that but everything else is fantastic. I've also taken Pre-K students on a field trip to the car museum and they really liked it

Dave Harlan

I liked it, and liked the temporary exhibit on fashion much more than I expected. It was a smaller museum than I thought and is a quick stop. The permanent collection on display was very small, though since that is free one can’t be too critical. I would like to have spent more time strolling around the grounds and nearby park, but had places to go.

Jen Gallingane

Frick has done it again with really fun and interesting exhibits. We enjoyed ourselves so much checking out the sweet ceramic centerpiece art, antique sporting fashion, and dramatic hood ornaments. Perfect summer weather for a little walk around the grounds, too. They have great outside seating if you want to bring food or Doordash since the cafe is being renovated. Get there asap if you like a little culture on the side in beautiful Point Breeze.

Sean Mueller

During June 2021 there are just a few galleries open-- you can easily view this art museum in an hour to an hour and a half-- but don't forget there is also a car and carriage museum, a small greenhouse and a lovely garden area to explore. It is free, but you need to reserve a time slot which you can do online. We went on a Tuesday and were nearly the only two people there! Don't miss this lovely place! The visitors center is now open (June 1, 2021) - it houses the restrooms, soft drinks and snacks, gift shop and water bottle refill station. There are benches and tables outdoors, where you can eat your snacks. Plan to spend 2-3 hours on the Frick grounds. The family home (Clayton house?) is undergoing repairs and is not currently open for tours. So there is an art museum, car museum and small greenhouse to visit here.

Brennen Fox

This place is so cool! Really old painting and tapestries with beautiful grounds. Really nice and informative staff as well.

Renata Rozovsky

The excellent small art museum. Amazing old cars in Carriage museum. Nice park. Everything is free. The Clayton historical house is temporary closed.

i dunno “Hippie” but yay

Fairly small, but scenic grounds Even though the museum is a bit small, the collection is very beautiful and seeing the vintage cars is interesting. At the visitors center and throughout the grounds, keep an eye out for Luke, a friendly local cat who visits every now and then who appreciates pets!

Kathy Duncan

Beautiful little museum, gardens, and greenhouse. Free entry to galleries, gardens, and auto museum. Thursday through Sunday there are tours of the gilded age house and there is a charge for those and you need to reserve in advance. Various parts are undergoing renovation so the parking lot was closed when I was there ( plenty of free street parking) as were some galleries but there were several special exhibits. The auto museum is about to close for building repairs. So it's hit and miss for the next year what's open but you can't complain because it's free. The gardens are always changing so there is always something new to see.

Conner Griffin

From the beautiful grounds, to the amazing art, to the educational experiences, and all the grandeur and splendor; the Frick is a stunning plethora of museums, galleries, and vintage collections. Plus, I will not dare to forget to mention the quant and delicious cafe set in a adorable cottage. I had afternoon tea and a fromage board; both were amazing! I recommend anyone come here for a great experience and such little cost.

Carolyn Cary

Ventured out late on a fall Sunday so didn't have time to visit the museum. There happened to be an open house at the Clayton, though, which was a nice surprise. All the docents were welcoming and informative. Lovely grounds and greenhouse with a nice variety of plants. (Don't miss the aptly named goldfish plant.) Also a number of benches and chairs throughout the grounds which (IMHO) encourage visitors to turn away from devices for a bit and just enjoy the surrounding nature. From what I learned, this is very much in keeping with Helen Clay Frick's mission and wishes. Will return.

Cheryl Rumbaugh

My children took me to the cafe for tea and scones with clotted cream for my Birthday celebration day. It was our first stop and it was an absolutely wonderful start to the day! Delicious scones, as was the tea. Beautiful morning, seated outside, gorgeous surroundings. Looking forward to returning when I'm in Pittsburgh again.

B. Morgan

Very much enjoyed the Frida Kahlo exhibit and the rest of the museum. Also the Car and Carriage museum was very enjoyable with the hood ornament exhibit. Not crowded on a weekday and easy to socially distance!

Brian R. Peterson (HIH The Pale Emperor)

The Frick Mansion is absolutely beautiful inside and out, the tour takes you through the entire house, except the forth floor, there are no ropes or barriers and 90% of everything in the house is original to when The Fricks built and lived in it.

Natalie Burkes

Beautiful setting, originally a private estate, now open to the public. The art museum is free, other than any special exhibition. The grounds, conservatory and carriage museum are also free and are well kept. There is a small charge to tour the Frick Mansion. Well worth the price, especially if you tour the rest of the property. There is a cafe and a gift shop on site. Parking is also free and they are open year round.

Walt Ellison

You'll get a good taste of the early 1900s as you tour the grounds of the steel baron's home. There's a fascinating cars and carriages, ask how the headlights work. There's an art museum with items collected by Helen Clay Frick. And then there's the Clayton, the Frick home. Parking and admission are free.

Y. Milo Burton

The Frick Estate is definitely worth a full day visit. With the museum, the carriage house, the gardens and the Frick House to tour and see the wonderful paintings and the beautiful carriages that the family has collected you can get the full experience of the history of this family and an era in time called the Gilded Age where the econonmy, government, technology and the social customs of America were going through modern transformations. After touring the estate you can end your tour with a wonderful meal at The Cafe at the Frick where you can enjoy delicous food, prepared from scratch, for lunch during the week, a lovely dinner on Friday evenings, or take part in an Afternoon Tea on the weekends. It really is a well rounded experience for people of all ages.

Jessica Hettrick

Had a wonderful day at The Frick! The museums are free of charge except for the tour of Clayton House, which was $12/person when we went. I highly recommend the art museum; I was charmed and entranced by many of the pieces displayed there. The house tour was well-curated by the docent, and shows off this last of the mansions on Pittsburgh's Millionaires' Row that's still intact, but be prepared to take all your photographs outside and leave larger bags in your car or in the lockers they provide in the visitors' center, as photography is not allowed in the house. Also be sure to eat at The Cafe at The Frick; I had their Bird Burger (blend of ground chicken, turkey, and duck) and found it to be sublime. They also have a nice selection of cocktails and wines; I enjoyed a Pomegranate Fizz champagne cocktail.

Krystal McNaughton

Fantastic little museum... there is alot to look at this place is a great place to spend an afternoon. There is even a resturant. You really should check this place out... did I mention the museum and the garden and everything is free... you can park at the park and walka round the park and wonder through the museum and the garden and green house make sure to check out all the old cars they are beautiful. I am not sure how popular this place is with the locals because it wasnt crowded at all it was nice and spacious and you had lots of time to enjoy everything. And there is a little gift shop of you feel compelled to spend some money on something lol

Joshua Weber

Despite some if the rooms and one if the building being closed, the Frick was great. A realitjvky small museum with some great renaissance and middle ages artwork.

Darlene Murray

Nice museum and grounds. Worth a visit only if you have the time. There are many Pittsburgh sights to see, after all.

Mary Anne Meade

We visited for the first time ever to see the Isabelle de Borchgrave xzibit and it was fantastic. The museum staff was friendly and helpful it is clean and it was well worth our time to visit this exhibit. We will return again very soon. Parking can be a little iffy when it's very crowded. I would highly recommend and this is obviously a treasure in Pittsburgh that has been untapped by me and my family but that all changed yesterday.

H A

Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous. Step back into time while touring the breathtaking Frick home and exquisite grounds. Our docent Deb was amazing! Truly made our tour informative and fun! A visit to The Frick Pittsburgh is free. This includes the grounds, art museum, carriage house, and greenhouse. If you would like to tour the Clayton it costs $10.00. It was well worth the fee. The Frick Pittsburgh Visitors Center is where your guided tour of the Clayton begins. It also has a lovely gift shop in it, along with lockers, places to sit and relax, and gender neutral restrooms. Make sure to stop and get something to eat and drink at the Cafe. It will not disappoint!

Holly Healy

Offers some world class exhibits in a small museum setting. While the grounds are lovely for a lazy break people watching strollers on the green. The grounds as well as the car museum (not main museum) are free to roam. The car museum even has a vintage car you can crawl in and the volunteers that work inside it are eager to share their knowledge. My 80 something father loved the car museum part. Gets 4 instead of 5 stars from me because special exhibit cost are steep in comparison to special exhibitions in major cities with more extensive displays and the small greenhouse, while free leaves much to be desired.

M. Victoria Kline

Beautiful campus with free museums. Very clean restroom facilities and a nice gift shop. The car & carriage museum was very cute and informative. If you go you can take a photo in an old Ford. The docent in there was kind and helpful without being pushy. I wish I could say more on the Art museum since that's actually what brought us to the Frick. When we were there almost the entire Art museum was closed off except one short, looping video and their $15 special exhibit (a wonderfully curated Romare Bearden exhibition) so it wasn't really free for us if we wanted to see anything while there. Neither of the two people at the front door bothered telling us while taking our ticket money. The single docent in the rotunda (directly behind where you enter, the rest of the museum branches off from it) watched us wander up to all the closed off doors and said nothing until I finally asked if we were supposed to open the doors because only half actually had "Closed" signs. It was very awkward, especially when they said something about the museum not putting all their signs up. What??

Shannon McAleavey

Beautiful place, stunning pieces and nice variety. I was disappointed to some extent because art museum was really small and I didn't expect that. But it's great for a short trip and it got a beautiful selection of flowers and park next to it is nice.

Amber Larson

I feel like I missed something while I was here. I came on free reciprocal membership day where they partner with local museums and offer free membership for a designated day. The art museum was very lack luster. Not too much history was shared on the pieces and what I primarily saw was jewelery and vases. I wasn't too impressed with their limited supply. Congrats, you bought Tiffany jewelery. If it were on the free day, I would have been very dissapointed on the cost of admission vs delivery. I also feel like I was not fully informed on what they had to offer where. I was not aware of the carriage house or greenhouse (not sure if that was open in the middle of winter though. When I visited there over the summer there definitely was a prudish atmosphere. Don't wear jeans and a t-shirt if going. Their food did smell good but the prices seemed a bit high for what everybody else was getting. It is nice that they offer free admission on certain days/times and concerts for people to enjoy during their stay. I would not pay admission to come back but the park next door is nice and if I happened to be there visiting and I notice it's during free admission hours, I'd take a brief stop by here and see what their next exhibits are.

Aram Fingal

We always enjoy the Frick! They have rotating exhibits every 6 months or so. We really enjoyed the paper dress exhibit.

Anita Nwaobilo

Went to see art exhibit, SLAY, paintings by artists depicting Judith. Liked the exhibit, though quite graphic. Was not familiar with that particular story. The female artist had a very interesting background. The male artist is the one who did the Obama portrait, his canvas was huge, reminded my daughter of a quilt. I was glad we went, it was quite informative.

Stephanie Duffield

Unusual/rare exhibits taking place multiple times a year. We've enjoyed the history of the high heel, the history of undergarments and the recent monet,manet,digas installments. Across the street is frick park, a great spot for a picnic or a stroll before or art the museum.

Mickey Revenaugh

Under renovation but key highlights still accessible. Loved Romare Beardon and the Car & Carriage exhibit. Gorgeous grounds!

Michael Rosen

The Frick is an amazing complex incorporating an art museum, carriage and car museum, historic house museum, gift shop, cafe, and garden. During sumner, the Frick remains open late and hosts live entertainment and special treats. The Frick is a must-visit cultural attraction.

Nora Venezky

Had a great experience talking to one of the gallery guides in the car and carriage musrum, very engaging. Loved walking around the beautiful campus while covered in snow. The visitor center and gift shop was a lovely and cozy space. Will definitely be back to wander the free sections again.

Jorge Luis Hernandez

Fun at the Frick!! 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 decided on brunch al fresco. 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. The grounds and the car museum were also worth the trip.

Rebecca Olsen

What a beautiful place! Although Clayton (the house) was closed, the art collection was thought-provoking and impressive and the green house was beautiful.

Cris Rockwell

Nice art museum. Not too large.

michael gaska

Tough rich and wealthy man from over 100 years ago! Carnegie's right hand man! America was built with Pittsburgh steel. Come to the Frick museum and smile for the cameras 📷 in the restrooms!

Elizabeth J

The grounds and house were beautiful. Tour guide wasn't very friendly and it felt very rushed.

Stephen Lohrmann

This place is really neat. The Frick house (dark inside, our guide had to use a flashlight at times) and the family history is a must, our guide Charles was excellent ( five stars!); the kids will like the carriage museum, however I think the entire campus is more for adults. The Cafe is worth visiting, food is good, it's convenient and the atmosphere is comfortable.

Eloise J. Li

One of the better traditional art museums on the city. I've been here a few times. They have great travelling exhibitions and the free car museum is so fun. I like it much better than the Carnegie )since the Carnegie has so many replicas). The mansion is beautiful too and worth touring. The cafe has a decent afternoon tea service too if you happen to be there

Ever Greensoul

The cafe is tiny! The pictures are very very deceiving. Unfortunately, we could not eat there because there were no high tea accommodations available when we went. They don't take reservations either so you take a risk if you plan your day around it. Over priced too. The grounds were beautiful though. We took great pictures in the greenhouse and the museum.

Andrew Wolff

One of Pittsburgh's best spots.....

AJ Maxey

Neat place, especially because admission is free. I really liked the car and carriage museum. The greenhouse was pleasant as well.

Timothy Liebrock

You have to check this place out. If you're a history buff you'll love it. If you're a car fan you'll love it. Tours are $12 and you get to go through most of the house. Seeing the car and carriage museum is free and the kids will love it.

Leah Kozak

A lovely gem in Pittsburgh! Wonderful exhibits. Family friendly. Lots to see and do for everyone. I look forward to going again soon.

Deborah Coles

Frick has new exhibits on occasion. Today, I went to see the exhibit currently on display that included Degas, Rousseau, Redon, Pissaro, Van Gogh, Monet, etc. The permanent collection is very nice, too.

Nina Gettemy

The grounds are free and open to the pubñic dawn till dusk. Hidden gem. Bring a picnic and frisbee! No pups

Margaret Smith

Amazing paintings! The eyes were so realistic. Clayton house is open for tours and it was really nice to see early 1900's living. General exhibit is free. Clayton house and rotating exhibit was $15 each. Very reasonable.

W G

Much automotive history to explore based on one person's life. As a transportation buff I really enjoyed this exhibit with my near-80 year-old uncle. I am grateful for something as simple as this for an attraction. This was a must-see item while visiting from Florida. Thanks to all of those who make this possible for the public to enjoy.

Jen Kwiatek

ART MUSEUM - I have been to two exhibits at the art museum and both were gorgeous. I didn't want to leave! The staff is extremely polite and very helpful. Remember to bring a small purse or handbag, and no backpacks. CAFE - I first attended the café the day it reopened after being closed for the pandemic. It is such a beautiful and peaceful setting, the staff is wonderful, and the food is delicious and reasonably priced. Take time to stroll the grounds (small, but quite lovely), or maybe even cross the street and take a longer hike through Frick Park. The security guard on duty allowed us to remain parked at the museum while we hiked.

Daniel Pike

Have been there many times in the past but upon this visit it was under New Management or ownership potentially. The experience was nowhere near previous experience. The food was lackluster and paled in comparison to previous years... Sorry to see current situation

Len H.

A Victorian Era gem in Pittsburgh. Do the house tour. There is also an antique car collection and an art gallery. Nice little cafe on the grounds as well. Great place to spend an afternoon.

Rita Drake

Loved the carriage and car museum. As a master gardener I was disappointed in the Conservatory. It's not Phipps, but it would benefit having more of the plants identified. The art was very good; just not styles that I enjoy.

Erin Kelosky

Went for RAD days and it was a lovely time. My kids are begging to go back and visit again.

Constantine Domashnev

One of the very many terrific features of The Frick Center is docent-led tours. During my last such tour (Collection of British Sporting Art), our guide not only provided us with historic background ("live-and-learn!") on the events and gentlemen depicted but also decorated her stories with clever 'Horse' puns. I felt fortunate to enjoy it.

Nick Groh

Awesome place to visit and take some time to enjoy some history, art, classic cars, flowers, and the great outdoors. Everything being free and accepting donations with the exception of the house tour which is paid is amazing.

Dahn Tahn

Great well kept house and fantastic museum grounds always well maintained it's a good tour

Sir Harves

It's a nice place to stop by. We visited the art museum, it had antique painting and good location. We walked around to the small green house. Unfortunately, the café and Frick residential was closed so we will go back someday again.

Celeta Hickman

You'd be surprised! Something for everyone ☀️

Robert Craig

Small museum but beautiful location changing art venues but magnificent car collection. Most of the time admission is free with just a donation box.

Andra Carpino

Thoroughly enjoyed the Romare Beardan exhibit! The rest of the museum and grounds were lovely as well!

Sherry Snyder

Be sure to see this exhibit before it leaves. If you are a sewing lover,. This is a must see

Sue Kuroly

Wonderful experience, well worth a visit! Definitely take the time to tour Clayton, the house is amazing.

Kristal “Kick it With Kristal” Bartley

Beautiful park,greenhouse and museum

George Haw

A premier spot to visit in Pittsburgh for out of town visitors and local residents. Beautiful grounds with exotic trees and flowers. Art museum with an excellent permanent collection of fine art plus diverse, visiting exhibits. An extraordinary antique car museum. Gift shop with quality merchandise. Small green house. Cafe for gourmet food. One hour docent led tours of the beautiful 1890 Clayton house. Adequate on site parking plus street parking. They charge small fees for the special exhibits and tour. Hiking trails available at the park across the street.

Janine Hannan

Nice property grounds, Mansion nor open, no tours or cafe due to covid.. after covid will be back to normal routines at the Frick

Michael Work

Car and buggy museum is very nice, and free! The house tours are not free but worth the price of admission. Consider getting a membership.

Eric Fialkovich

I saw works by Monet, Cezanne, Pissarro, Van Gogh, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec etc...!

0ctaind 86

It's a nice, small, historical place for Pittsburgh. There are a good bit of places to explore.

C Richardson

Docent you as excellent. Did a great job explaining the paintings

Henry Paiste

Absolutely incredible. A genuine Pittsburgh Jewel. If you’re on a time crunch, in order: art museum, Mr. Frick’s house, the gardens, and then the car museum. Must visit.

Arin Canbolat

Great place to see the origins of Henry Clay Frick. The car collection is very interesting and the exhibit is great as it pulls together various elements of us history particularly Women's Sufferage. You also see the beginning of Frick's art collection, but definitely see the Frick collection in NYC for his greatest pieces.

Projectile Objects

This place is a gift. You don't have to be a history enthusiast or care about Henry Clay Frick, but you can walk around the grounds (visit the greenhouse in winter / very warm) use the grounds as a cut through to get to Frick park. Hang out in the museum with their rotating exhibitions or kick it at their cafe on a nice day. It's a bit of a sprawl with some beautiful places to sit off the beaten path. Go explore or enjoy a stroll. It's hard to go wrong.

Marty John Miller

Locational museum and grounds of the original H. C. Frick family home in Pittsburgh. Gardens and carriage house are free of charge. Great place for a family stroll.

Rebecca Bucky Willis

The tour of the mansion was really lovely and the entire campus is beautiful!

Jim Wachner

Tour of the house (Clayton) is very interesting. Unfortunately only the 1st floor is open to tours currently.

Sam Boyarsky

The art museum’s permanent collection isn’t really to my taste, but it is small and relatively quick. There are some stunning pieces of pottery/porcelain that are really worth seeing, and you can’t beat the price of admission (free). The car and carriage museum is really awesome. Particularly cool to see a progression of vehicles focused around the turn of the century. Also, the greenhouse isn’t large, but it was a lot of fun to wander in, particularly on a cold day.

roloB747

Pleasant place to spend a few hours with a few diverse exhibits. Main exhibit is OK. Carriage house is great with the historical cars, and the greenhouse is worth a visit too. Its a funny concept to go spend a few hours looking at old rich peoples stuff. Really gives you an appreciation for how the 'gilded age' ones lived. The grounds are really nice to wander through. Parking is on site and plentiful.

Jerry Reed

Only visited the Car and Carriage Museum Admission is Free. Car and carriages are well maintained and displayed. A hidden gem

Elizabeth Melton-Grace

Although a small museum, there are some extremely interesting pieces including Flemish tapestries, renaissance panels, etc. Plus it's free!

Cynthia L Meshanko

A smaller venue of art, usually with a traveling display. Today, a paper art -dress and costume display - fascinating! In the Frick style, tastefully exhibited.

Krister Schwertfuehrer

It's beautiful. Went in the morning and it wasn't too hot. The grounds are great and the garage and art exhibits are very nice. The gift shop was cool. The restaurant was also nice. Didn't make it into the big house, though. Everything we did except for lunch was free. I'd like to make it to a Friday event with a performance and food truck.

Mark LoGiurato

Terrific gardens and collection! Don't miss the car collection!

Tiffany Yanosky

The Frick Pittsburgh museum is the former home of Henry Clay Frick, the coke/steel and railroad industrialist who lived from the 1800s to early 1900s. Several years ago, I visited the Frick’s Clayton mansion, art museum, greenhouse, and cafe. Today, I walked around the five acres of land, and I visited the car and carriage museum. I had purchased timed tickets online, and they were FREE! Upon my entering the car and carriage museum, three employees courteously greeted me. I saw many antique cars and carriages, and nearby signs informed me about the vehicle’s horsepower, speed, distance, etcetera. Surprisingly, most cars were reasonably priced, although a couple such as Royce Rolls would be worth six figures today. Afterward, I visited the gift shop, where I bought a few items. The cashier was friendly and prompt in her service.

Kachina Mooney

Excellent exhibits, moving and powerful

Alisha Zanath

The Frick is very pretty. Take a tour of the house if you can. It is beautiful and the tour was informative and neat. The area is beautiful with lots to look at in the garden and in the museums. Staff is friendly too. Friday night at the Frick was a little crowded but it was a great experience and beautiful in the dust. I liked it and had fun.

David Heathcote

We went here for a show. The Pittsburgh Public Theater presented; "Barefoot in the Park" on a stage setup on the ground of Frick Park. The grounds are lovely, the show was incredable. A great show and perfect venue. Lots to see at the park, I want to return when we have more time, there's tours, and manicured grounds to walk.

Michael Rusanowsky

Such a beautiful home and grounds. The tour was excellent and highly recommend. Very informative and the guide was able to answer all questions, even went into detail about the art that was collected by the family. The carriage house was very nice as well, we didn't stop in at the art museum at the front due to lack of time. If parking is full in the lot on site, the neighboring streets offer street parking as well for free.

John Stubbing

A small but really fantastic art collection, and a very interesting house where the family lived. Gallery is free and the house tour full of useful information and a reasonable price. Good car museum and a nice café in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. Not great for children but for grown ups lots of interesting history a lovely art.

Thiago Najdek

The museum is small but it's free for the general exhibits and the property itself is well-maintained and beautiful to explore. The open greenhouse was a great touch to the experience.

Daniel Rodriguez

Excellent small art venue with interesting exhibits. The permanent exhibit is also very good. The carriage museum is excellent. Make sure to stop in the greenhouse, look for the bananas! Well worth an afternoon or evening visit, impressive that this is almost completely free (only the Clayton requires payment in the form of paying for a guided tour).

Dante

This place has more than a single days worth of entertainment. (1) The cafe has AMAZING food and the tea service is incredible. (2) The tours of the mansion are great and very informative. The docents are knowledgeable and entertaining. (3) The greenhouse is small but worth a quick visit as is the play house. (4) The garage is one of my favorite parts! So many cool cars that have been restored very well. A must visit if there. (5) The museum itself is small, maybe an hour's worth of browsing but they host great artists and the porcelain exhibit they had when I visited was superb.

Donald Dudley

Overall, this was a good experience, but not a great one. Even after re-reading their website, I still am convinced that , as an out of town visitor, I would not have know that to maximize my visit, I should spend time in each and every building, not simply the art museum. The special exhibit from the VA Museum of Fine Arts, was very nice, but even coupling it with the standing exhibit of the Frick collection, overall, it was a little lacking. Had we realized the full extent of the property, we would have arrived earlier, allowed more time, and white probably had a much better experience.

Kim E

Awesome to be able to tour a largely intact estate from a bygone era. A treasure that should be on everyone's "must see" list. Enjoy a delicious lunch at the terrace cafe prior to a docent-led tour. Reservations for both are highly recommended. Wonderfully unique books can be found in the gift shop for avid readers. I enjoy introducing visiting friends and family members to Pittsburgh's rich history via the Frick Art and History Center. Always a most pleasant experience.

Ian Cain

So many things to see and do here and most of it is free to the public except for the special exhibitions. We regularly go on nice days just to walk the grounds and visit the cafe. You can definitely lose some time wandering through the carriage museum, art collection, green house, mansion, and even just the gift shop. There are always events happening too. The event planning staff here is certainly creative and community minded.

Chris LeClere

Great collections and well curated exhibitions.. Especially considering the size of their space..

Lolly Owens

Terri conducted a walking tour of grounds and it was very interesting. The car museum was filled with amazing old cars Didn't get to art museum and house is closed until Spring We will return

Rita Eazoru I'm k i8

It is a beautiful facility, was interesting and educational. Our Docent was quite knowledgeable, friendly and very accomodating. We did not feel a very warm welcome or from the other staff and/or volunteers. Our city has this reputation which is something to be proud of and would enhance the enjoyment of tourists coming to the museum. Intellect with a warm heart can't be beat👍

Susan Saltos

Currently closed inside. Car museum is open. I didn't take pictures.

Ingdao C

Great museum to visit. We enjoy our time there and love to explore the space! The cafe is somehow famous and always seems to be loaded of customers. Staffs are friendly and welcoming. The museum area is very clean and well organized.

michelle aul

Bridal shower held and it was perfect. Window wall gave great lighting. Staff was outstanding. Clean and grounds was fantastic

Jean Anne Matter

We are members and go often. Small museum with varied rotating exhibitions, well mounted and (for us) invariably enjoyable. Beautiful little building in a park-like setting adjacent to Clayton, the Henry Clay Frick mansion. Nice visitors center. Old car and carriage museum interesting and a hit with the kids. Cafe has great high-end cuisine, but usually all booked up. Large parking lot. Wheelchair accessible. The art museum is not really for little kids, but one adult could run them around the car museum (or outside, weather permitting) while others view the art.

Jenn Landsberg

The Frick is an amazingly preserved piece of history. Clayton house has been meticulously frozen in time and is a great piece of living history. The art museum is surprisingly stocked with various types of art from different genres and artists. The car and carriage museum is a must see even if you aren't a "car person". Make sure to have a guided tour by one of their highly knowledgeable docents to learn lots of interesting historical information about the family, the house and the art.

David Walker

I think the most important thing to remember is that the Frick is not just the one small building with a once privately held art collection. The Frick, as the brochure says, is an ‘experience’. From start to finish the entire estate needs to be savored; one painting at a time, one building at a time, one automobile at a time, one flower at a time, and one room of the Clayton at a time. Enjoy the Visitors Center, the souvenir shop filled with all sorts of amazing items, and last but not least, enjoy the Café. If you arrive first thing in the morning when they open, allow a couple of hours to see everything, and then have an elegant lunch. Yes, the art museum is small - one of the smallest I’ve seen next to the Kennedy Museum of Art in Athens, Ohio. But it’s the small museums that are the most manageable - ones that when you’re done there’s no ‘burn out’ syndrome. I love art, all kinds of art, and there are some truly fine examples on display. Take the time to appreciate what is there, and don’t try to critically compare it to museums you’ve been to ‘all over the world’ as far as the quantity or quality. I too have been to museums all over the world and still found this enjoyable. Loved the collection of fine vehicles in the Car and Carriage Museum. The Greenhouse was mostly under renovation and only the center room contained plants and flowers, but there was still something beautiful there to enjoy. The staff were all very kind and helpful, we shared names of artists and influences, and they couldn’t have been nicer. Overall my time at the Frick was amazing. I plan to go back again in the summer to see what’s new!

isaac serbin

I work at the Cafe at The Frick and have been a patron to the museums and grounds many times even before working there. All are great and the grounds are great for a nice stroll. To the cafe, the food is truly to dye for. So delicious. The menu changes all the time, so if you come back more than once you can try plenty of new things. Same with the deserts. The pastry chef is always trying new creative things. Making a reservation in advance is very important to getting a table at the cafe. However, if you are not a member you can only make same day reservations (become a member 🙂 ).

Duane Hawk

Very nice museum for its smaller size. Includes art work, car and cartridge section, children's section as well as special exhibits. The current is dresses, gowns, mens attire, jewelry, as well as shoes all made of painted paper. You look at these and have to remind yourself this is all made from paper, but you would swear it is cloth. Even the lace looks real! Well worth the visit, planning on returning again.

Ryan Stock

I enjoyed the exhibits! The China and Art were beautiful to behold, but probably the best part is the car exhibit--lots of history and interesting facts behind those first automobiles!

Kellie Putnam-Miller

Very pretty grounds, great for a family day out! Younger kids, I would not recommend as it is "keep your hands to yourself" and very buttoned up.

tania oliverio

Small boutique museum. Beautiful art, the mansion is just stunning and full of history. Almost all original to the house furnishings and the cafe and the setting are to die for. Oh, and don't pass up the car museum! Lots to see and free summer concerts too

Courtney Vock

The museum has some of the best rotating exhibits in the city. The house is gorgeous and the docents are very knowledgeable. The grounds are beautiful to just enjoy a walk. Great gift shop!

Katie McCartney

Very nice tour of the Clayton. The Car Museum was fantastic. The Art Museum was alright but I'm not into the art that was displayed while we were there. Really did not see the "Killer Heals" exhibit because there were a bunch of people there looking at it and it was a very small exhibit that did not allow the crowds to disburse. Overall, pleasant experience. I would highly recommend.

Wayne G

Beautiful evening filled with great music and delicious food.

Deb Saia

I have never been there prior to this visit. I think I was expecting a bit more from the Van Gogh, Degas, Monet exhibit. Fairly small, and only a few I liked, but that's art! The small gift shop is nice, with a seating area where one can peruse books. I wanted to try the cafe, but my group was not amenable. Perhaps another day.

Patrick McCoy

Always a great experience. Even if you haven't booked a tour at Clayton, you can come to your the grounds yourself for free. It's a fascinating look at Pittsburgh's history. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, always willing to answer questions and help.

Jackie Cruz

Free entrance and beautiful artwork. Employees are polite and gave us so much information about pieces and the history of the museum. Also, there is a lovely park across the street.

Buck Bogie

Great museum. A true treasure. The exhibits are so well done.

Lyl Rose

This is truly a treasure in Pittsburgh! So much to do and see during a visit here and a lot of it is free! The Carriage Museum is an amazing collection of classic transportation through the ages. The buggies are a hoot! Just need a horse to attach and take a ride. One car is allowed to be "touched" so you can climb in and start an imaginary adventure. The kids loved it. The Frick Art Collection is fabulous and the visiting Van Gogh, Monet & Degas exhibit of the Mellon Collection from The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts was spectacular and impressive. A wonder filled opportunity to see some amazing pieces. Degas ballerina is my most favorite. We enjoyed High Tea in the cafe afterwards and it was nice enough to side on the patio where we could enjoy the gardens and people watch. We didn't have time or space to visit Clayton (so make your tour reservations before you visit!) so we will definitely be back. Make time to stroll through Frick park which is adjoining for a visit with nature!

Stephanie S

Absolutely incredible. I can't believe I haven't been before. It's really so lovely. Do be aware, no children are permitted.

Chris Napolitano

A museum that's free? Can't beat it. They have lovely art and some seriously neat cars and carriages. If you want to tour the house, that does cost money. But if you just want to kill an hour, the museum is a great place to do it.

J. B. Van Wely

We went for the Frick Mansion tour, but ended up spending the entire day. We took in an Isabelle de Borchgrave exhibit in the gallery, and the separate Carriage and Car museum. The Tea Shop is supposed to be very good, but you need to make reservations. Everything was very well done. It was a day well-spent.

Natalie K

First time there and we were impressed that it was free. Very beautiful antiques and buildings. We had planned on eating lunch in the "cafe" but there are only five tables, which where full of course. I asked if we could leave our name and was told that they are having "tea time" and were booked the rest of the day (it was 2pm). Meanwhile, a couple by the door were in fact ordering meals. Someone in the museum said it was for gms only. They don't seem to want to serve outsiders. Besides this, we had a lovely time and plan to return.

Mike K

It's a beautiful place. The Frick is a place the you might enjoy more with a group of women than men. The entire property is a little more slanted towards something that a woman would enjoy. There is an antique car museum too. Great food at the restaurant!

Sara Davis

Hubby and I are both photographers and were disappointed that we were not allowed to take any pictures inside the buildings. It would have been nice to show them off to bring our friends to see the museums as well. Also the woman behind the desk at the art museum was very unfriendly, and kind of snobbish. Although the first gentleman in the car museum was great we walked around the first room with us giving us the history of all the different carriages. The only thing good about our visit was the first guy and that we were able to stay out of the rain.

Delsa White

Loved the photo show of Frieda Kahlo's life. It was special as our daughter was visiting and we had not seen her due to the pandemic for over a year. The exhibit was a sensitive rendering of the times.

Harvey Butts

Great place to come walk daily.

bob lange

Beautiful and varied museum on beautiful grounds. There is a special exhibit when we visited, so I would like to return to see more of their permanent collection.

E Pardalis

We really enjoyed visiting The Frick in Pittsburgh. We had gone to the one in NYC and this was a nice contrast to it. The Frick in Pittsburgh feels like an actual home vs the museum like feel in NYC. The home boasts progressive interior details from it's time period and the guides are very knowledgeable. The car museum is an added bonus.

Mr Forex

Interesting collection of 1800s art and the life of the PA back in the day.

Jenna Chung

Fridays at the Frick are our favorite thing to do in the summer! A beautifully manicures lawn, Serene museum and all the trimmings from the greenhouse to the exhibits to the cafe and shop. The Frick is always a great place for a classy lunch, but in the summer, the Friday concert series are to live for! Thanks for hosting an always organized, EXTREMELY family friendly (how are there possibly that many babies in Pittsburgh?!), Fun, and well-staffed, dependable regular event!

Mark Schneider

The Frick house is a very cool experience. The house tour takes about an hour. You get to see some interesting turn of the century architecture and learn about the Frick family, Pittsburgh history, and get a view of what daily life for the wealthy steel executives of that time. The grounds and art museum are also worth a visit.

Jacquie Walters

Visiting Pittsburgh with a friend and we were looking for fun stuff to do. The underwear exhibit caught our eye in the local paper so we decided to check out the Frick. What a great little museum! We had a blast. I think our favorite part was the carriage house!

Chris Tabb

Third time I've been in ten years. Tour guide(can't remember her name) was very knowledgeable. Shared many things I hadn't heard before. They had a few "new" things on display inside the house. A few "new" cars were on display in the car and carriage museum also. Young man on staff there knew a lot.

Matthew Arroyo

They have some amazing artwork and very nice antique wagons and vehicles. There is an antique vehicle that you are even allowed to get into so that you can pose for pictures etc. This is all free! The tour of the frick house you have to pay for, which we did not but not because of price. Prices were actually reasonable, would go back here in a heartbeat.

Monika Safford

The grounds, regular collection, and auto museum are free and well worth a visit. We saw the Monet/Degas/van Gogh traveling exhibit, a nice bite size show with some jewels worth the ticket price. Came on a Friday, when the cafe serves dinner, the only night of the week when they do. Normally reservations are a must. Great al fresco meal, 3 delicious choices on the pris fixe menu. Highly recommend this lovely spot!

Haley Balles

Not too big but, that is a good thing. The exhibits are accessable (to see) and interesting. I viewed a traveling exhibit of Katherine Hepburn's clothes and costumes. It was so well done.

Ken Frazier

Cool place even with the rain that we encountered we still could run from building to building. The carriage display was impressive we had fun walking around the greenhouse had no issues with parking and will come back on a nice day. Also the neighborhood was much safer than I expected

Hannah Childs

This was a fun experience. The house tour was unique experience. If you are looking for something a little bit different to do in Pittsburgh, this might be worth looking into!

Thomas Parker

The hood ornament show was nice. Here are a few pictures of the show. And the cat, best I can tell is it roams the grounds and is friendly to pet.

Chris J Fry

The Frick in Pittsburgh is a secret treasure. An excellent museum, whether you want to see the gorgeous grounds, the antique cars, or the fancy old home where the Frick family lived their lives. I love the conservatory as well! I recommend visiting, and planning to have a light bite at The Cafe. Plus the new visitors center is comfy and has an excellent local gift-shop. It's a fantastic place to surprise an out-of-towner with a gorgeous view of Pittsburgh history.

Lourdes Quiroz

Loved the property. Eventhough the Clayton Mansion is closed due to Covid. Enjoyed the Art exhibit, the vintage cars..will recommend

Builder H

This place is great. You can tour the original buildings on the property. They have a car museum with really cool cars from horse drawn carriages to rolls royce's. During the summer there are events that have food trucks, wine, music, and kids activities. It is a very well taken care of part of Pittsburgh hstory.

Nicole

We didn't make it for the Van Gogh, Monet, and Degas exhibit, but we checked out the museum otherwise. There's not much to see. The recreated 19th century sitting rooms are magnificent. The building itself gives you a real sense of the era of the height of Pittsburgh and the influence of men like Henry Clay Frick. But as far as extensive exhibits, you won't find much here. There is, however, an impressive car and carriage museum on the site with impressively restored cars from the 1920s and earlier. The guide was extremely knowledgeable, and we got to sit in a 1930s Model A!

Alicia Templeton

LOVE. One of the most beautiful gems in Pittsburgh. Free parking, free to walk the grounds, free carriage house, free art museum. Take your mom here, take your grandma here. Put on a hat, order a round of mimosas at the cafe, feel fancy, and support this cultural treasure because I have Downton Abbey fantasies and need it in my life.

Autumn Dewey

Beautiful grounds & collections! Toured the house, worth the price of admission, although a bit disappointed that no pictures could be taken. Also disappointed that free art museum actually charges to see the "special exhibit" so we missed that.

SR PRIYA

4.5 stars. Lovely car and carriage museum. Pretty library. One wants to sit there all day and read and gaze out. History is always in the air, especially with the guides giving tours to small groups.

E L

The Frida Kahlo portraits exhibit was stunning! And I loved the installation piece created by Vanessa German!! And the grounds are beautiful at The Frick, too!!

A. A. Akhtar

Lots of choices for folks with a variety of interests. Very good restaurant. An addition to my older review: the cafe offers Harney teas, which are excellent! Recently I had àn outstanding Japanese Sencha there.

Cocktail Chef Productions

Very interesting cars/carriages exhibit. Permanent collection is very old and interesting. Beautiful grounds, cant wait for more buildings to open after covid. Will go back.

Nick Palmer

Very nice exhibit showcasing a couple van Gogh paintings and the degas dancer sculpture. A few Renoir paintings also. To me, well worth the 15 dollars. There were other paintings by impressionist artists that i wasn't familiar with such as Gauguin i think and Cezanne. It was packed tho. I think they should stream people in a little slower. Some people like to look at the works for longer than others, and this caused kind of a backup of people. Knowledgeable and friendly curators.

Andrew Talbot

Had a wonderful time here. They let you wander at will and there's no pressure. The food and service at the cafe were first rate but pricey for lunch sized portions. Be prepared to wait for a table and for your food but worth it when it comes and ambience is wonderful.

Suzanne Werder

Truly a treasure. Make sure to check out the art museum and the car and carriage museum. Someday I want to have high tea here.

Fred Irvin

Fantastic and FREE. (Mansion req's a fee)

Karen Vickers

If you want to have a small manageable museum to visit, this is it. The exhibits change on a regular basis, so you can go back every few months for a totally new experience each time.

cynthia willis

Would love to have seen the inside of the house. How ignorant of the disease to make us wear masks. Read and learn from experts, not the news.

Deborah Corsini

Everything from the grounds, the architecture, the classic and exquisite main and free exhibits from the permanent collection, which includes decorative arts and a vast array of painting, to their wonderful special exhibition, occasionnally for a nominal entrance fee, the lectures, docent tours and musical perfomances in an acoustically excellent space...outstanding local treasure not to be missed. Summers on Friday nights include dinner available in the delicious Cafe, musical perfomances, food trucks and an incredible selection in the gift shop, which is also beautifully designed. The carriage house is a newly reopened and refurbished space housing an amazing collection of actual vehicles from carriages to classic cars that will delight car enthusiasts. And, if you are from out of town, reservations and an admission fee are required for Clayton, the original home of the Frick family, still beautifully decorated accurately to the period. They also provide and recommend tours. Children may not be permitted under a certain age, so do inquire. The Cafe for daily lunch is excellent, but if you are not a Frick member, it's wise to call ahead and reserve the morning of your visit, as prior to same day is only for members. The menu is wonderful , and the atmosphere charming. Well behaved children and grandchildren will usually enjoy the food, but it is a cozy and vintage style, but outdoor door seating is available wheather permitting. Families will enjoy the easy acces across the street to wonderful Frick Park, one of Pittsburgh's several 19th century large and varied urban oases.

Jeff T.

Decent permanent art collection that is augmented periodically by outside collections. Interesting antique auto display (about 10-12 vehicles I think), beautiful, relaxing grounds, with a nice cafe that serves lunch, afternoon tea 2-4PM and dinner (only on Fridays).

Ray Marks

Visited the Frick for the first time to view the Mellon Impressionist paintings. It was wonderful. Very nicely displayed. We enjoyed the large print booklets. Thank you. Very curtious staff.

Austin Keay

The Frick museum is a great way to learn about Pittsburgh's past and how it has evolved from the steel boom to now being a cultural gem in USA. The amount of art and technology in this city is great and the Frick holds on to a segment of what made Pittsburgh into what it is today. The main art pieces at the Frick are a collection from the family's private collection. The exhibits that come through make it worth going back for each one as they explore a wide range of mediums and subjects.

Brandy Lee

Loved our visit here. Cyndi our tour guide was very knowledgeable, we really appreciated having her take her time to tell us all about the house and it's history. Thank you so much!!

Margarita Paizer

I didn't go in but visited many times over the years. A charming place to visit and learn about Pittsburgh's industrialists and their contributions to the history.

Riley Bronaugh

The frick is one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh. They always have great shows. I've never been disappointed going. You'll probably spend an hour or so at the museum.

Jon-Paul Berexa

One of my favorite places. Love coming here for tours, performances, lunch, tea, museum visits and more. Beautiful and historical. Don't love the modern buildings they're adding but I guess that's what people do these days. Still great.

Ian Everhart

The Frick is a neat little collection. There is a decent survey of European art in the main museum and a number of cool antique cars also on display. You can also walk around the gardens and grounds including the greenhouse. The mansion is the only part with an entrance fee but they have occasional free days. It's an overflow of gilded age opulence and worth a visit. Bonus points if you also go to the Frick Collection in New York and see Frick's more famous paintings.

Brian King

Lovely collection of Italian Renaissance works in a boutique like setting. Antique cars and carriages are intriguing. Beautiful gardens and a charming cafe.

Judy Casella

I love their exhibits. Very interesting. And the house tour was excellent. What a rich history Pittsburgh has. They've done an excellent job keeping the place up.

Alexa Faillace

We had an amazing tour of the grounds with Sue who was excellent at answering any and all questions we had! We cannot wait to come back and see the inside of the house when it’s open!

Garth Schafer

The Frida Kahlo in photos exhibit was great and Wear and Peace was interesting but small, but then so is the Frick. It's a great place at a great price

Polina Chernomorets

We loved the car radiator ornaments exhibition! Beautiful Art Deco pieces. Very informative.

Pro Photographer Don Orkoskey

The Frick always has great visiting exhibits and the regular collection is worth a visit too.

John Sennott

Something for every interest. A very nice art museum. The family mansion with guided tours. There is also a car and carriage museum displaying Frick family carrages from the late 1890s. Also on display are antique cars from a 1898 Panhard, Rolls-Royce, Ford Model T, 1932 Lincoln, 1940 Bantam and several other cars.

Steven Chiado

Have been to the grounds and toured the mansion several times, but just recently got to experience the Summer Friday event and it did not disappoint. A great event in a beautiful setting.

Edward Streiff

A stunning place to visit and see artwork in a small, comfortable setting. The rooms have various themes and they had a live person playing the flute which really added to the whole experience

Megan Lloyd

Wonderful place to spend a few hours. Lots of nooks and crannies to see, and grounds to explore. Good rotating exhibits and menu. Frick Fridays are a family favorite.

Shivaun Corry

Great space and free (with the exception of travelling exhibits). I hope that they bring back some of the outdoor events which were cancelled due to Covid last summer.

Jamie Bennish

Great historical house with an art collection. The tours are well-rounded and provide a fascinating look at the lives of the Frick family so long ago. This is a great overall experience.

Sarah Malecha

The estate is beautiful and everything but the house is free to see! The museum's only take a couple hours to look through if you read all the signs.

April Roberson

An interesting, small museum. I really enjoyed the cars and carriages. Unfortunately it was 97 degrees and humid out so I didn't get to spend much time enjoying the garden and grounds.

Emily Quebedeaux

Neat little museum! The car exhibit was more interesting than I expected.

Michael McCoy

Great historic tour of the house of a Pittsburgh millionaire. Painstakingly preserved and maintained. Wish there was less mention of the vast expanses of the house not open for public viewing.

karen florian

Amazing permanent collection and traveling exhibits. Gift shop with beautiful items and books. Historic home and museum.

Jason Sacramento

Very nice place to take the kids. Friendly staff with a lot of knowledge.

Summer Rae

Beautiful, free and peaceful city park.

Sarjoun Skaff

Really nice. The property is very well kept, the restaurant is OK, they offer outdoor events on summer Fridays, and the collection of vintage cars is remarkable.

Kathleen Murray

Venue is lovely set on the grounds of the family home...the museum has frequent special exhibits...the small dining area is a wonderful experience, including good food

Heather Thomas

A small art collection. Clean and free!

Rose Bosler

Love this place. Don't miss it. Intimate art Museum with wonderful special exhibits. Frick home not to missed, especially at Christmas, Frick cafe is a treat.

Kacper Jarecki

It's free! There is no reason not to go. The exhibits change and are definitely worth checking out.

Victoria Graham

First of all, we discovered that this estate was the only one remaining to visit and tour of the industrial/commercial tycoons that made this town so prominent in the industrial revolution (Carnegie, Mellon, Phipps, Boggs, etc...). Unfortunately, it was for sad (but understandable...) reasons: most of these people were not only in the top 1%, but they were also active opponents of unions and workers' rights (which did not leave them very loved by the rest of the city's populace…). Thankfully, Henry Clay Frick's primary heir (his daughter, Helen...) became a philanthropist after his passing, and greatly redeemed the family name in Pittsburgh. Note: besides putting together a team of nurses to tend to the soldiers in WWI (where her interest in art also led her to create a catalog of the extensive artwork in Europe...), that very catalog was used by the American Monuments Men that went behind enemy lines in WWII to save the artwork that Hitler had stolen!

Grant Dervishi

Nice on the outside and inside. Beautifully kept gardens and European old Master art but they should ditch trying to incorporate modern, politically themed art.

Stephanie

Loved the history. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. The house is kept in great shape and the greenhouse is exquisite!

Laura Duncan

Love the Victorian Pre-Raphaelite exhibit...favorite painting of Morgan LaFey was there in it's resplendent glory!

Christopher Dudley

We got there an hour before closing so didn't get to explore much, but what we did see was great. We look forward to visiting again next to we come to Pittsburgh!!

Jeanette Curry

Car and Carriage museum is free on the Frick Grounds. See the way the Carriage Trade traveled during the Gilded Age.

Carey Rote

Ok, fantastic! The end.

Pamela Gianni

A beautiful venue! The house museum is a Victorian gem, the art museum has permanent collection, and the Frick Cafe is my go-to place for new visitors to Pittsburgh.

Hannah Hitchens

very enjoyable, wish it were a bit larger

Daniel Klein

Great small collection with fantastic traveling exhibits, Friday's at the Frick with music and BYOB is wonderful, just lots of people enjoying the air, being well mannered and drinking (i.e., no drunks).

Maia Hochheiser

I have been to many of the special exhibits at the museum, and each one of them has been great

Ms. E

History. You can access the museum, greenhouse, antique car display, and all the grounds for free. Only pay to tour the house. Lovely look back in time.

Annalisa Haughwout

It is free to see wonderful works of art, the gift store is unique and delightful, the horse buggies and elegant vehicles are amazing...an awesome way to spend a day!

Joy H

It’s just a beautiful spot. I love the cafe - the food is very tasty the staff are great and it’s beautiful to sit outside in such a pretty spot. Rare to find such lovely outdoor seating. Good for kids too’

Shelly Ford

Absolutely loved the women's sport clothing through the ages exhibit and the car and medallion hall was amazing

John LeCornu

The Frick Pittsburgh presented Van Gogh, Monet, Degas: The Mellon Collection of French Art from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. I believe these were the private pieces of the Mellons. It made for a facinating exhibit not only because of the artists but an opportunity to see perhaps lesser known works the Mellons loved. There was a wonderful intimacy created and being escorted by two Fine Art majors filling in the blanks and getting tidbits on brush strokes and paint mixes etc made for yet another awesome day at The Frick.

Ng TatSang

Excellent car display. Art gallery was ok. The gift shop glass building was really nice. Wished they had talked about it.

Tony Milczarek

As always a pleasure going there.

Marijude Lowman

Hi again, last month I posted about being a new member and talking with Paul in the cafe, always a delight! Lastnight was awesome, Bourbon and Bocce 😊everyone had a fun time and the staff was very kind. My friend and I were one of the last to leave. The girls helped, along with a very nice security guard. In retrieving our things from a locker. Thanks again for opening the shop so we could get our things! You will be seeing us soon. Keep up the good work to everyone 😊 Marijude Lowman!

C N

The Art Museum is the less well-known partner to the Clayton house tour. Displaying a standard core set of artwork along with rotating installations, it's worth the extra time to visit.

The Enchanted Cottage

Always helpful and friendly. Interesting temporary exhibits. A wonderful little Cafe with outdoor seating. Free summer events on the lawn.

Karen Wick

The Frick Clayton house is a trip into the past. It holds the wealth of Mr. Frick's family as if they still resided there. It ,(if you get a dosset that gives a good history), contains tales of the lives of the Steel Barons and their relationships to Pittsburgh and dignitaries. Just remember the immigrants that worked to make them have a lavished life.

David Rice

Great exhibit - Victorian Radicals. $10 for this special exhibition. Final week.

Scott Stuit

I'm sad that you now have to have ropes around the carriages and cars on exhibit. I understand why but am sad it has to be. I wear my Frick hat proudly especially to car shows.

Carol Jozwiak

The little gem in Pgh. The special exhibits are always outstanding. Not to mention the beautiful property, Clayton and the cafe for dinning. Luv this place!!

William Woodward

Great museum. The cafe serves great food. It was awesome to visit this place and will definitely come back here soon.

Taylor Brost

Beautiful museum however backpacks are not allowed... kinda strange rule, although lockers are provided for you to keep your belongings.

Margi Wysong

Loved 3 museums--carrage and cars, art , and mansion. Low prices. Free parking. Incredible displays!

Jill Forsthoefel Grant

Interesting small museum.

Karan Singh

Picturesque. Ideal for leisurely walks or running or biking

Michael Steiner

Pittsburgh Disruptive Museum. We, LOVE It

Patricia Schartner

Beautiful exhibits. The cafe is one of my favorite places to eat. Have been to the Frick 3 Times this year. Never disappointed.

James Reed

It's a wonderful house with an excellent museum on the grounds. Knowledgeable staff obviously love their work👍👍👍👍. …

Christina G

So fun. Lots of neat stuff to see and learn about.

Rasky Bukowski (Rasky)

I enjoyed the Street Photography to Surrealism exhibit quite a bit, in particular, André Kertész. :) Very kind and welcoming staff.

Gretchen S

Wonderful place to learn and see Pittsburgh history. But it the luck of the draw if you get a good guide to go through the house then it's a better experience.

Charla Gloyd

Beautiful place. We had a great guide, Charles.

Kurt Stahlfeld

Mellon paintings very special. Incredible that a family can own that many pieces, but relatively limited for a museum.

Justin Everett

Beautiful historic property with many amenities.

Mathew Hill

Great park, with plenty of well groomed trails. Family and dog friendly. Wish would have had more time to explore.

Bob DAlessandro

We visit the Frick often. It's such a nice gem in pointe breeze. Highly recommend going and checking it out. Stop by on Friday nights too!

Claire Crawley

Loved the Katharine Hepburn exhibition!! Good write ups about Kate's films and the costumes.

Mark Alonso

Loved the house tour. Our guide was exceptional. Car museum outstanding.

Carol Coyle

Went with several friends to see the Impressionists exhibit. It was delightful. We loved seeing the Mellon collection.

Gail Jordan

Beautiful day with good friends. Lovely place to see. Gardens are magnificent, food at the Cafe was good, sweet waitress. Good day!

Cory

The Frick made for an enjoyable afternoon. The Clayton tour and home was beautifully and interesting to see and it was nice to walk around the grounds.

Karen G

The Maker and the Muse was amazing! Unfortunately, it ends tomorrow. The Frick is taking all safety precautions seriously.

Victoria McNemar

My friends and I went on Valentine’s Day and had a blast. All the art was beautiful.

Ashley Baskin

Grounds, cafe, the Frick Clayton home, and museum are all spectacular. Staff are kind. Parking is aplenty and free.

Frank Moreno

Really unusual cars at the museum. Well worth a visit. Kind of a history of very early cars from carriages to lincolns.

Lewis Zellmann

Great art exhibitions. Presently, the Victorian Radicals are on display.

Nada Quever

Beautiful grounds and many free options, but we paid for a tour of the house and found the tour guide to be both lacking in knowledge and exceedingly rude, so visit the grounds, but steer clear of the house.

Lisa Marie Bruno

Great Act 48 Workshop

John Scheib

Went to see a traveling exhibition, and the location was very enjoyable. There was enough of a crowd to make things cramped, but it was better than traveling out of state to see some of the art

Tom Doran

Great museum. Lots of interesting parts to this museum. Some art, some cars, and some flowers. Also a nice spot for lunch.

matthew pingor

Is Hank around? My buddy Hank, or Henry I guess, told me to meet him for some good fishing at his lake outside Johnstown. Not only did he stand me up, the lake is gone!

MJ Ferguson

Worth going to for the exhibits. If you get a chance to get into the cafe it a fun lunch place.

Elizabeth Seay

k. True is Gr8 Public places welcome photos to exhibit beautiful collection.patience is this Orchid one of most beautiful together to collaborate

Keisha Lucas

Street Photography exhibit is a must see. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and efficient.

Tati K.

Nice small museum

Ken W

A jewel of a small art museum in a residential neighborhood. The Clayton mansion next door is also worth visiting.

Shaney Ferree

Beautiful as always, my wife brought me my first time and I always enjoy the stillness.

Jacqueline Guadamuz channel

Great atmosphere , quiet place and amazing views. A must when you visit Pittsburgh.

Sky Stage

This is a museum "campus" with lots of different exhibits throughout buildings. I went during the impressionist exhibition and it was great!

Scott Washington

Gotta love this place. So many neat things to see and do. I really enjoyed the staff and how knowledgeable they are. Too good to pass up for people in Pittsburgh for a few days.

Colony Cogan

Car exhibit was interesting but it's very limited. Staff was really polite though.

Doug Riegner

beautiful place, lots of changing exhibits here, superb park and trails across the street. free parking.

Emma Reichert

Great exhibit featuring dresses made from paper. Loved the car museum, as well.

marlin huey

If you like art and history this place is a must see. I am going to go again 90% of the stuff on display belongs to the Fricks.

James Davis

It was nice just not what I expected, thought there would be more to see but for a free place to see art and stuff it's pretty nice

Adam Nahas

Great tour. Easy to find. Very well maintained ground and museum. Will return

John Hall

No joint membership with the Carnegie Museum. No discount for access. Other than that not bad

Elisa Windstein

Great exhibit. Unluckily the car museum was closed for the day. Will have to go back again.

Pamela Grove

Beautiful exhibit of Mellon collection of Impressionist art. Many lesser known artists but beautiful work.

Sheena B

I love it. I wish they would change it up. Such a great venue. My friend was married there. Exactly the same.

Moisés Espinosa

The tour guide was fantastic and gave lots of details about the Frick family and the history of Pittsburgh.

Emily Madigan

Great way to spend a day

Jake Smith

We took a brief engagement photo shoot here and it was the perfect spot. Also had lunch at the cafe, which was delicious.

Michael Moorer

This quant abode is gorgeous while also allowing for a seclusibe and privacte experience.

Samantha Sheinwald

Such a great experience. From the art to cars to grounds everything is well kept and stunning

pam miller howard

Take the historic house tour- make a reservation. For a special lunch try their cafe. Pricey but worth it.

Ben Hinds

Very cool museum of a private residence built by US’ manufacturing glory days. Modest car and car collection.

Caitlin Morrow

Beautiful venue for an art museum

Timothy Miller

Get a taste of Olde Pittsburgh....see the beautiful Frick mansion... take time to study each room.... also a museum with rotating special exhibits

Jeffrey Reese

Went to see a visiting exhibit of impressionists. The museum is a nice place to visit on a rainy day.

Karen Pater

A perfect place on a cold Saturday for a hot beverage in the cafe!

Dana Waugh

Learned allot while visiting. Sad to say the mansion was closed for restoration

Patricia P

Great tour, which changes with the seasons, so go regularly! Our docent Camille was excellent

Pam Adamski

I miss the film on cars.i miss the fire engine and the guys giving us a little tour.This place is really bright.Easy to walk around and read all about the cars.

Andrea Ackley

Wonderful experience...wish you could see more of the house on the tour...staff is very knowledgeable and friendly!

Roman Kharkovski

Great exhibit - my family went there several times and everybody loved it.

Minna Xue

A good place to have a glimpse of the local history and relaxation as well. Will definitely go there again in near future.

Rosalind Kendal

An unforgettable exhibit,well worth seeing.It is beautifully displayed,and is eye-popping.

Дмитрий Лагно

Very nice collection of old vehicles.

Rod Shumaker

Great museum. Loved the tour of Clayton, the Frick's home of 20 some years.

Fernanda Díaz Rodríguez

The museum is small but very nice and the gift shop has nice stuff

kari mar

such a lovely spot to relax. love the summer music series. and their patio is the best!

Roger Lis

The house tour was amazing learned so much about Pittsburgh which was perfect as we are moving here. So much history we will be coming back again.

Doug Aiken

Worth the visit if you want to learn the history of an iconic person (and his family) that shaped early Pittsburgh.

Justin Seippel

Love it. We go here every year for the kids events. Plus we got married here. Truly a unique place.

gabriel yeniceri

great place although you may feel a bit uncomfortable when you get followed inside their museums

Lee Bollschweiler

The current exhibit is simply delightful. Highly recommend for anyone who can see it!!

Unique Brown

Beautiful and nice staff. Also, the tour guides are very informal.

Shari Dexter

A nice piece of Pittsburgh history being preserved in the surroundings of a broken down community. Beauty in the midst of an area begging for a resurgence.

Melodie Hayes

Really enjoyed our visit

brenda madyun

Amazing museum ! I went to see the paper clothing display, loved it !

Richard Hanlon

This place is amazing and the free art museum has gorgeous works. Absolutely sinning

Mona GaNung

I love the entire atmosphere at Frick Park, museum, and Cafe! I can't wait to return for brunch and tea!

Sabrina Rashid

Great selection of arts and vintage cars. And the museums are completely free!

Nigel Sequeira

Great museum, make sure to get there early though

Ken Yoest

Had a great and quiet dinner at the cafe followed by an enjoyable touring several of the structures.

Elisabeth Aupke

The curators of the Frick museum are fabulous with all the exhibits they bring to Pittsburgh.

Chris Whiting

Cozy little museum. Easy to see in an afternoon. Loved the automobile exhibit.

Sally Rosellini

Wonderful! We toured Clayton and had a delicious dinner at the restaurant on site.

William Thompson

Excellent place to visit for the afternoon. I particularly enjoyed the car museum.

Marco Fantin

Interesting collection with a couple of interesting paintings. The carriage museum was my favourite though.

Ava Stahl

Rooms are small and ornate. Original paintings are exquisite.

Tudor Mirza

This museum.is free an really nice,it s a must see of you are in pittsburgh

Kaoru Miyazawa

Hidden museum with small but good collection. Besides residence tour, it is free.

Wendy Ellis

Most of the gallery is closed for renovations

Chris Mix supervisor

Greater collection that rotates very nice grounds awesome place for a walk wish they had a coffee shop

Ashley Jam

Beautiful house, and museum. Can't wait to come back for the updates to the from of the house.

Jahn Mentzer

It was very nice. Really enjoyed the Katherine Hepburn displays.

Patricio Duarte

Great small museum. Beautiful place. Historic mansion.

Kathleen Baum

Amazing selection of artwork!

ralphelle smith

I enjoyed seeing part of history.... Very good place for researchers who interested in a piece of American history

Chris Graft

I haven't really been inside. But the outside and walking around there, it's really nice.

Tom Meerschaert

Cool tapestries and stuff Some 800 years old Cars and carriages also neat to see.

Eric Essenburg

Great museum, but small.

Joanne Richardson

We took a tour of Clayton and the tour guide was excellent. Very informative and interesting.

jake michaels

Wonderful quiet place to view a incredible art collection... And free. Where have you seen that lately?

Paula Jesion

If you go to only on exhibit this year, the Van Gogh, Monet and Degas is the one.

iShotYaFavRappr

We did our engagement photoshoot here n the grounds r fantastic.

Andrew Gagen

Cool (mostly free) museum. Very cool collection of old cars.

Greg Kochanski

A neat small musem (free), old cars, one of those elegant museum cafes, and the Frick house.

Judy Casella

Enjoyed the tour. The cafe was ok. Nice place to visit.

Brigette Greenawalt

Nice exhibits, especially the car and stagecoach exhibit.

George Arnold

A very small but high quality auto selection. The way the rich lived always amazes me.

Deborah Hill

Very enjoyable, great tour, lunch and exhibition

Tom maestas

Great museums & exhibit under one roof

Virginia Everitt

Lovely park-like setting, grateful art, lovely cafe, friendly and helpful staff

Beth Young

Offers a variety of experiences... History, architecture, botany, art... An excellent place to spend a few hours...

Cathy Stewart

Hepburn exhibit was awesome. Really cool museum.

Shane Henderson

Beautiful art museum and the home and gardens of Henry Clay Frick.

Paul Sutcliffe

Special exhibits are always very well curated

Jerome Pellegrino

Great free concerts in the summertime bring a blanket and your own bottle

Robert Boscia

We love the cafe at the Frick....although we have noticed that the prices have increased at the cafe...

Malcolm Berger

Ate at restaurant. Did not tour museum. Great food and service.

Edward Dz

Wonderful exhibit on impressionism. I especially loved the Monet pieces

Jerry W

Really enjoyed this visit. Very informative and well worth the time. Highly recommended.

Zoe N (narcokitty404)

Friendly staff - enjoyed the Christian paintings and the car museum

Pam Grove

Beautiful exhibit of Impressionist painters. Til July 8, 2018.

Michele K

Small but wonderful set of museums in a park-like setting

Rita Young

I love walking the grounds and yet have never been in the mansion

Ann G. Boyer

Ok visit to a Victorian-era house. Surprised about how little was in the art museum.

Selena Shaffer

The history of the Fricks is FASCINATING and in a beautiful setting

EliasKwola

It's really interesting to learn about the frick family and tour their wonderful home!

R Drum

Restored tapestries a real treat. Don't miss the Asian ceramics!

Kathryn Matthews

I had the most wonderful and knowledgeable docent give me a tour of the house. Very worthwhile.

Aiman Rahman

Great collection.

Haikatrine Kat

Quirky and somber, some remarkable works are hidden away in The Frick Museum.

Ian P. Cook

Beautiful new facilities for visitors, and great outdoor music location for the neighborhood.

Eire Girl

Beautiful. Try tea in their restaurant, you won't be disappointed.

Robert Bart

Car collection is a wonderful surprise.

Ken Kubala

Great look back in time at the Clayton House tour and antique car museum

Tina Sonzogni

Great sporting exhibit and a permanent collection

Rocio Prado

Beautiful place, I loved it

Douglas Fuchs

Not very much to do when there isn't a big exhibit.

beth tagliabue

Beautiful home and grounds. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit.

Anna Tomko

Beautiful grounds, art museum and gift shop.

Jason Lesher

Great little quiet getaway. Highly recommended for those who what a nice out of the way experience.

Heidi Lieu

Great place to visit on weekend to stroll and have great tea.

Susan Loether

Love the museum, great jewelry exhibit, and the cafe

K h

Went to free yoga last Saturday. Perfect weather, very lovely

Sherri Akitoye

Love this place, always have wonderful exhibits

Greg C

A Pittsburgh gem. Easy access. A step back in time to turn of the century life in early 1900s.

Deb

Treasure for the arts and architecture in Pittsburgh

Keith C

Free Art and a dream garage! Make sure you see the cars and carriages building. 🚗 🚗 🚗 and 🚗. …

Edwin Wiancko

Parking can be a challenge when they have a popular event.

Susan Predis

Exhibit Freda was very interesting. So was War and Pieces

Greg Young

Frieda Kahlo photos were remarkable!

Susan Elmore

Museum, cafe and mansion tour, a wonderful way to spend a day.

Charles Denk (Chuck)

Limited collection on view, not very well presented. I didn't see the mansion, though.

Randy Longnecker

Great experience! Highly recommend a visit to this lovely location.

Matt Marino

Great museum with a small but interesting collection

Bridget Owens

It was a fun Sunday afternoon. The Frick Cafe was wonderful

BETH UHRIN

This place is so full of history which I love.Go! You will love it!

Robert Cruikshank

Absolutely love this place. Summer Friday evenings at The Frick are the best 😊 …

Natalie Perko

This was so great! They were the cutest family ever!

len picone

It is a true gem.one of Pittsburgh's best attractions

Frank McDine

Great place to visit alot to see

Betsy Holland

Enjoyed the exhibits! Love Katherine Hepburn!

Thomas Steffek

Nice visit to the Carriage House Museum.

kid (kidmental)

Good historical place. Summer Fridays, food, festivities and live music!

Tressa Valenti

The women in sports clothing is really unique.

Don Zheng

Would definitely recommend the cafe for a brunch date or the like

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