A Taste Of London In Pittsburgh
The changing of the guard, the crown jewels, the Globe theater and Buckingham Palace; they're all things that make you think of London. But you don't have to spend thousands of dollars on a hotel and air fare to get a taste of British culture. There are a few spots around town that offer a taste of Great Britain right here at home.
The Cafe At The Frick
7227 Reynolds Street
412-371-0600
frickart.org
Fancy a spot of tea? The Cafe at the Frick offers lush surroundings and a full tea service. You can spend the afternoon chatting with friends while snacking on tea and a plate of sweets. Rain or shine, it's a British tradition that continues on at this restaurant.
The Gateway Clipper
350 West Station Square Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412-355-7980
gatewayclipper.com
While it may seem routine to us, the Gateway Clipper is actually a taste of London right here in Pittsburgh. The old British clipper ships used to transport tea in the transatlantic trade between England and America during the 19th century. While the Gateway Clipper isn't used for shipping, it is a great way to see the sites from the water.
Old Duquesne Brewery Clock
Mary St. & 21st St.
Pittsburgh's South Side
Located on the South Side above the old Duquesne Brewery, this clock is Pittsburgh's version of Big Ben. The face of the clock can be seen more than a mile away, making it a prime advertising location. Locals know it as a classic South Side landmark.
