After exploring floors of Gilded Age opulence at The Frick , why not refuel at its debut café, Westmoreland?

Since the Upper East Side institution reopened in April after four years of renovations, guests have been enjoying refurbished reading rooms, the new 220-seat Stephen A. Schwarzman Auditorium, and over 1,800 pieces of work. Wandering through such extensive offerings is bound to make any museum-goer work up an appetite.

The opulent new 50-seat eatery from Selldorf Architects — named in honor of the private Pullman train car the Frick family used beginning in 1911 — received a design overhaul by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio (BOSS) and a bespoke mural by Darren Waterston . Unsurprisingly, it’s just as decadent as you’d imagine.

“As we continue to celebrate the Frick’s gra

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