This is such an elegant and charming place to get afternoon tea and it's better than any I've been…read moreto in the Pittsburgh area! It is by reservation only, which is done online and you pay online ahead of time as well, which makes for enjoyable experience the day of, not worrying about the check, tip, etc. You get unlimited tea, and there are hot and iced varieties. I started with the mango passion fruit green tea and then finished the experience with the iced raspberry hibiscus -- you can switch it up as much as you want. The savories consisted of a red pepper quiche, spinach artichoke cups, cucumber Boursin sandwiches and almond chicken salad croissants. The standard tea includes one scone per person and I highly recommend ordering extra -- they're phenomenal and are served with strawberry jam and clotted cream. Our desserts were a raspberry lemon pound cake, chocolate and vanilla macarons and a vanilla custard in a pie crust cup with a fresh raspberry on top. Everything was amazing and they rotate menus seasonally. Children are permitted but it's the same menu and price for them, just FYI. I'll definitely return and recommend to others for special occasions or no occasion at all.

I've never been to a tea house so I was really looking forward to this adventure with my friends…read more We had such a great time. The place was beautifully decorated for Christmas. We all tried several teas which we all enjoyed. The food, also gluten free food, was all delicious. Staff was courteous.

Listening to a concert played by the Academy Chamber Ensemble with the Slippery Rock University…read moreChamber Singers. The acoustics at Old St Luke's are good for chamber music and are awesome for choral music!

From the owner: Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden is a non-profit historical church and cemetery…read morelocated outside of Pittsburgh in Scott Township, Pennsylvania. Established in 1765 as a stockade church, Old Saint Luke’s has served the community as a religious institution and gathering place for over 250 years. The church is historically connected to the French and Indian War, the Revolutionary War and the Whiskey Rebellion. Although Old St. Luke's has had no congregation since 1930, the church is still serving its community by providing a location for religions services, including weddings, baptisms and memorials as well as preserving the historical importance of the Chartiers Valley by offering open houses and tours of the church and grounds.