Carnegie Café
Carnegie Museum of Art,4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15213
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Address :
Carnegie Museum of Art,4400 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA, 15213 - Phone (412) 622-3225
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 3:00pm
- Mon : 10:30 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Garage, Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Sara C.
The boy and I were visiting his brother and sister-in-law who have recently moved to Pittsburg. During our day-long visit to the Carnegie Museums, we decided to stop and have lunch here rather than wander the city looking for food. The boy had the steak sandwich, which he said was a little greasy, but yummy. I had the petite salad and mushroom soup; it came with a cute little bread bun. The salad was prettily presented, but the carrot curlicues were very challenging to eat gracefully. The soup was very good, and the combo only cost $5! We sat by the window, which presented a nice view of the fountain and the street.
(4)M M.
Tried this cafe on the recommendation of others on yelp. The food was good, but I would call this a $$ restaurant. Not that great of a value. I had the chicken burger sandwich and my husband had a roast beef sandwich. They were good, but a bit pricy as you might imagine for a museum cafe.
(4)David B.
This is inside the Carnegie Art Museum but outside the paid area. Although very crowded it was surprisingly quick. Order at a counter, pick up your drink, pay, and they bring the meal to your table. Small menu, light stuff, but fast and good. I had a cajun shrimp salad (the daily special that day), crunchy lettuce decorated with the medium-sized well-spiced shrimp. Definitely a satisfying light meal.
(4)Emma B.
They need more veggie options. I asked for the fontina and spinach quiche, which sounded delicious. A few moments after I ordered, the staff told me they were out. They were apologetic, but the only other veggie options were salads and (yuck) a garden burger. I ended up disappointed, and having to find somewhere else to get food.
(2)Liz S.
I've lived in PIttsburgh most of my life and have gone to the Carnegie zillions of times. I had never been to this cafe though. When you go in on of the entrances of the Museum of Art it will be in front of the large glass window facing Forbes Ave and the fountain. You can pick up sandwiches and cold foods from the cases or order hot food at the register. Their menu very pretty diverse so its good for all ages. Its cafeteria style unless you order hot. If you order hot food they bring it to the table. Meals are under $10. My favorite item is their salmon cake with asparagus and wild rice. It was amazing! The best I ever had.
(5)Amanda J.
Has this cafe always been here? I have no idea. I discovered this cafe was here when we were setting up an event for work, and my boss said we were getting lunch here. Who am I to complain about free lunch? You walk up to the counter, order, and find a seat. There is real silverware and plates, but we ended up taking food to go. They provided us with plasticware and napkins. The menu is small. There were four sandwich options, two soups, a salad, and a few other things. What I really liked is that each sandwich came with a side. I got the buffalo chicken breast sandwich ($8.75), which had buffalo chicken breast, America cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles. The sandwich was large and tasted good. I had two little cheese and sun-dried tomato risotto bites. They were delicious, and I wish there had been more. Apparently the chips for a side are good as well, and there were quite a few of those in a portion. The service was friendly, and everyone was happy with lunch!
(4)Bernadette U.
This is a great lunch place for us non-students working in Oakland. The atmosphere is relaxed and the service, which now includes cleaning off tables, is friendly and nonchalant. Plus, you can always check out the museum store for gift ideas. The food is okay. It can be hit or miss. The crab sandwich I had recently was exactly what I was looking for that day, and I really enjoy their broccoli/bacon side dish. However, their weekly quiche is on the dry side and sometimes the salads are a bit of a let down. I'll definitely be back it's always a solid option.
(3)Mara K.
You'd be hard pressed to find a classier venue for lunch in the Oakland area than the Carnegie Cafe! Located in the front entrance of the Carnegie Museum of Art the cafe overlooks the fountain and, well, Forbes Avenue. But it's serene and lovely and you feel just a little fancy here. Except that the service is cafeteria style. So you order, grab a tray, and go do the line and pay at the end. Oh, and you pick up an empty cup and get yourself a soda. Kinda takes away from the ambiance. Nice lunch options and the prices are reasonable. I had a half sandwich (ham, brie, on a cute little biscuit) and a bowl of soup (asparagus) and a drink (iced tea) and I think it came to about $11. While you order and pay in a cafeteria style environment, the food is cooked to order and then served to your table by wait staff. I'm not going to dine here everyday for lunch because I'm just not that fancy and there are so many options for lunch in Oakland. However, I will come here frequently and sit and watch the fountains and enjoy the environment.
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