Lovely museum cafe with craft cocktail & mocktail offerings. In fact, it is by far my favorite when…read moreit comes to cafes at local Pittsburgh galleries and museums. Lovely and cozy setting with matching service from employees. Afternoon tea is my favorite thing to have at the cafe. It's wonderfully curated with tea, fruit, beignets, and more.

The folks working the cafe were very nice, and handled a last minute crowd well…read more The food was unfortunately just... OK, especially at the price point. I know the Café likely exists to make a little bit of extra money to support the museum / historic foundation, but for 5 people to have sandwiches and a beverage to cost over $110 for 5 people was disappointing because the food was just bland.

My daughter surprised me for Mother's Day with a trip to Uniquely Yours Tea Room. It was so much…read morefun! We loved the food, the atmosphere, and the people! The facility is BEAUTIFUL! The staff was so kind, efficient, and courteous. The owner actually did a whole photo shoot for us! They had fun hats to wear for the guests, and a gift shop with very cool items. We loved every minute of our experience! I will cherish the memories of this day forever! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

More Tea with The Madre!…read more My mom and I always make it a point to go to tea whenever we're in the same state. This time, we visited Uniquely Yours Tea House in Hickory, PA. Upon arrival, the charming house and well-manicured landscaping set a welcoming tone. A sign at the end of the walkway requests that guests wait there or in their cars until their reservation time, which makes sense since the waiting area inside is a bit small. We were warmly greeted by the proprietor and led inside, where we were introduced to a unique tea selection process. Instead of a menu, guests choose their tea from a cabinet of jars. You open each jar to smell its contents and make your selection. While the jars were labeled, many labels were slightly smudged, and some jars weren't very fragrant, making the process a bit cumbersome. Personally, I would have preferred a traditional menu, but the owner seemed somewhat put off by this preference. Interestingly, both my mom and I chose the same tea, and our hostess chided us for lacking an adventurous spirit. That interaction was a little more than a bit off-putting, but we moved on to our table. The table settings were elegant, with matching teapots placed on stands heated by candles. However, while my mom's candle was lit, mine was not, and the hostess didn't light it upon serving. It seemed like an oversight that could have been easily avoided. We both enjoyed the black currant tea, which was delightful and definitely worth recommending. However, I noticed that the table was set with paper napkins that were thin and unimpressive. I definitely prefer cloth napkins, especially for tea. Given the overall ambiance, this detail seemed out of place--almost like using plastic forks at a fine dining experience. Moving on to the food, everything was beautifully presented and delicious. The grilled sandwich with provolone, spinach, and a herby spread was a standout, though wiping my hands on the thin napkin just highlighted the fact that it was not cloth. The Hawaiian chicken salad in a croissant was also excellent. However, the cucumber sandwich, served on raisin or craisin bread, overpowered the cucumbers and cream cheese with its strong flavor. But the portions were generous, so come hungry! The scone, a glazed lemon poppy seed, was moist and paired perfectly with Devonshire cream. The sweets were a highlight: a delicate cream horn with edible gold glaze, a summer berry cupcake, and a filled cookie with white chocolate and berry--each was as delicious as it was beautiful. Overall, while the tea and food were enjoyable, and the setting was lovely, the tea selection process and the use of paper napkins detracted from the experience for me. If you're a fan of tea, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for these quirks and go with an empty stomach!

The vegetarian quiche is excellent . Enjoyed my cappuccino as well…read more Relaxed vibes, ample seating -- good place to work or to catch up with friends over brunch / coffee. Staff are very friendly too.

What a cool spot in East Liberty! Margaux has both a cafe portion and a bar in the same location. I…read morecame here when it was later at night, so I didn't get to see the cafe in all its glory. But, from what I had at the bar, I can tell it's a nice spot. I don't drink alcohol, so I just got a mocktail. I can't quite recall what it was called, but I thought it was awesome. It was sparkling and had a nice fruity and herbal flavor to it. Really good mocktail. My buddy got a cocktail and said it was quite good as well. The service is nice, the views are pretty cool if you're sitting by the windows, and the overall vibe of the place is super cool. I would definitely recommend this spot, and would like to come back for small plates or pastries and coffee in the morning!

Popped in on an 80 degree Sunday afternoon in October. Staff were welcoming and helpful. I was in…read moresearch of a refreshing iced tea. Rites of Spring, a herbal blend of lavender, peppermint, and citrus peel really hit the spot! They use triple-filtered, reverse-osmosis water for all of their teas & coffees. The ice tasted remarkably fresh and pure. They offer their space for community events and a book making class was taking place during my visit. My go-to when in the Garfield/Friendship neighborhood.

Such a cute spot! I loved the unique architecture and that it had an abundance of seating. A great…read morespot for anyone looking to sit down and study. I loved sitting by the open window on a day with amazing weather. There was a wide variety of tea options I don't see often as well. Overall, great space!

I loved this tea house! I will say me and my friend we're expecting a more coffee shop vibe but…read moreit's quite the opposite. There's no counter to order at, you sit down and a menu is brought to you! there's good a mount of seating and was great place to catch up with my friend. The service was great, they answered all of the our questions with patience! The matcha latte was by far my favorite. The quality of the matcha was amazing. They don't have any syrups except for simple syrup, which didn't bother me. I also tried their ice jelly which was refreshing and delicious.

This place is a super hidden gem in Squirrel Hill .Great Service , Very Cool and Chill Spot and…read moreGreat Ambiance , Good music and great place for work , study and a cool place to take a date for having a great conversation and know each other. Very fire Matcha and Oolong tea with milk . They also have great variety of hot or cold teas that I'm looking forward to try next visit . Little pricey compared to the average milk tea or tea places but the service and ambiance make it worth the visit didn't mine paying because of that .Always going to come back has a regular.

Lovely cozy coffee shop nestled into Lawrenceville. Barista was incredibly kind and made excellent…read moredrinks out of my ube white chocolate mocha and strawberry matcha. There's a very nice outdoor area and patio that I can't wait to see in the spring. The upstairs seating has multiple rooms for cozy seating and privacy to read or work. Genuinely loved this shop and will be back.

Coffee was great and loved the vibes. There's seating inside, outside and upstairs (exit outside…read morethen up steps). Parking is street but not as popular as butler street coffee shops.

During my stay in Pittsburgh I came to this cafe almost everyday and every single time I went in…read morethe store the service from the 3 staff members there were so nice! They were so hospitable, welcoming, and friendly! And actually, when I told them that it was my last day in Pittsburgh they decided to give me the exact coffee I had been ordering for free! Honestly, probably the best coffee shop I've been to, and that's why I'm leaving a review. Other than that though, the food and their coffee is amazing! Definitely try their tiramisu latte and their empanadas!

I really loved this cafe! The inside has very cute decorations and it's very quiet since it's…read moretucked away from the Main Street, so great spot to study or read. Staff were also incredibly nice and walked through recommendations, very attentive! The tres leches latte was very sweet and milky, which makes sense, will definitely try one of their other fun options next time! They also had a great mix of sweet and savory options, the coconut pastry was perfect with dulce de leche in the middle and a ton of coconut flavor, but you can't go wrong with anything here!

Wow what a lovely new cafe, one of my new favs!…read more The pistachio latte is rightfully the most popular, with actual pistachio in it and a great flavor too. The simit was also delicious and fluffy with the broken egg, it was perfect. Definitely will be coming back to try the pistachio croissant or the cakes. It's a great vibe, with cozy chair and decor. I'm really excited they opened and would recommend!

Cafe Vivella is a small, family-owned restaurant that serves coffees, teas, pastries, toasts,…read moresandwiches, omelettes, and more. My husband and I ate one lunch here. An employee promptly took our order. We sat at a table of our choosing. Several minutes later, employees brought our drinks and food to us. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Pistachio Croissant - 4.5 stars - This croissant was a large size and was covered in pistachio pieces and icing. Note that my receipt says a price of $7, although their website and restaurant menu says $6.50. Turkish Black Tea - 4 stars - This tea tasted rich and slightly bitter. Moroccan Tea - 5 stars - I first encountered Moroccan tea last year when I vacationed in Morocco. This tea tasted similarly minty and sweet. Iced Chai Latte - 3 stars - My husband ordered this drink. It was not bad, but he said that he did not like the flavor or the grittiness. The total price was $19 plus tax and tip.