The Warhol Café

Honestly love this cute spot inside the museum. Love getting a little drink before and after exploring. They have really good iced tea. I got it with lemon lavender syrup and it was delightful. My friend liked his coffee too. They serve commonplace coffee, a local roaster too. I like that they have single serve jenis ice cream! The food menu looked decent but we didn't get food here since we had plans. Definitely going to be back next time for it! The staff was pretty nice too.

Mom and I shared a grilled cheese sandwich, potato chips, and a mocha. The grilled cheese was okay. The highlight were the chips. They were great. The mocha also hit the spot. We came just before the lunch crowd and I was impressed with how quickly an efficiently the woman at the counter served everybody.

I've had their coffee a couple times while visiting the museum before or after.The coffee is not bad and fairly priced.I've also had some of their snacks and pastries but they are pretty limited much to certain things and they have just enough to hold you over if you're starving and can't wait to eat somewhere afterwards.They aren't the speediest when it comes to service and are definitely not the friendliest either.I've never had any of their food but some of the people that I have went to the museum with have and they said it was decent.Don't expect some five star tapas while here.The vibe is pretty blah.I've never been a huge fan of this museum, but mostly because their employees aren't the friendliest or the most knowledgeable.

I see that my rating is above average compared to other reviewers. Here's the thing - this is a grab-and-go type of cafe. They sell pre-packaged foods prepared off-site, and given that, the food is pretty good. In our group of five folks with diverse culinary tastes and special dietary needs, we all found something we enjoyed for lunch. The heartier selections are salads and sandwiches, with a variety of lighter fare and bagged snacks available as well. I've always found the staff to be pleasant and helpful.

Looking for a pick-me-up after meandering through the galleries at the Warhol Museum, I headed down to the basement to get some coffee from their café.I was tempted to get food--the grilled cheese looked especially tasty--but I just wanted a quick caffeine fix. I ordered a latte with an extra shot. I figured a triple-shot drink should have been bold enough to power me through the rest of my day. Not so much. This was some of the weakest coffee I've tasted! Even with three shots of espresso, the drink tasted weak and watery. Maybe I've come to expect stronger coffee, but this was a bit of a letdown.And I caution against visiting around lunchtime--I managed to sneak in right as the lunch rush of school groups started. So unless you're prepared to spend lunch dining with chatty teenagers, get to the café early.

Not a great cafe for an art museum. I expected more but alas coffee was what I wanted and coffee is what I got. The guy working behind the counter didn't seem too enthusiastic about his job. Thankfully, the selection of food and drinks certainly made up for this. There isn't much else to say but if you're in the North Side of Pittsburgh, this may serve as one of the few coffee shops around.

I was expecting this to be lame, but it was fine. The coffee was really good and reasonably priced, the service was super friendly and they had really good tomato soup too!