The Frick Collection’s New Café Opens June 6

Westmoreland, the new café at The Frick Collection; photo: William Jess Laird

Westmoreland Offers the Museum’s First Dining Experience for Visitors and Members

On June 6, 2025, The Frick Collection opens Westmoreland, the first café at its Fifth Avenue home. The newly built addition is a highlight of the museum’s revitalized visitor experience, following its recently completed renovation and enhancement. Located on the second floor of the expansion designed by Selldorf Architects, the intimate café takes its name from the private Pullman train car the Frick family used, beginning in 1911, to travel between their homes in New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts, and farther afield. Featuring interior design by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio (BOSS) and a bespoke mural by artist Darren Waterston, Westmoreland offers an all-day, table-service menu conceived by Union Square Events (USE). 

The café—a gift of the Margot and Jerry Bogert Family—has about fifty seats and is offered as an amenity for museum ticket holders and members. Same-day reservations can be made onsite at the museum. Westmoreland is open during regular museum hours. For further information, visit frick.org/cafe.

“As we continue to celebrate the Frick’s grand reopening, we are thrilled to debut the museum’s first-ever café,” said Axel Rüger, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Director. “The new amenity helps bring our institution into the twenty-first century, and it will provide our visitors and members with a respite to enjoy conversation about the collection over refined food and beverages. Westmoreland’s interior by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio resonates with the elegance of Selldorf Architects’ expansion, amplifying the museum’s atmosphere of timeless beauty and extending the Frick experience beyond our galleries.”

Renovation and Enhancement Project

Honoring the Past and Enhancing the Future. Learn more about the renovation and enhancement of The Frick Collection’s facilities.