Designed by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio (BOSS), Westmoreland pairs timeless sophistication with contemporary sensibility. A custom mural by artist Darren Waterston evokes artistic traditions spanning from Japanese screens to Renaissance landscapes, echoing the museum’s own masterpieces. The café, a gift of the Margot and Jerry Bogert family overlooks the lush 70th Street Garden and features walnut furnishings, brass accents, and Murano glass pendant lighting that harmonize with the museum’s signature style.

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

With approximately 50 seats, Westmoreland offers table service during regular museum hours to members and ticket holders, with same-day reservations available onsite. For more details, visit frick.org/cafe.

“As we celebrate our grand reopening, we are thrilled to offer our visitors a beautiful new setting to pause and reflect over thoughtfully prepared meals,” said Axel Rüger, the museum’s Director. “Westmoreland extends the museum experience beyond the galleries.”

The culinary program, developed by Union Square Events (USE), reflects a farm-to-table ethos grounded in seasonality and regional sourcing. Executive Chef Skyllar Hughes, under USE’s VP of Culinary Operations Nickolas Martinez, presents a one-course dining format featuring elevated American fare: fresh salads, artisanal pastas, elegant entrees, and a pastry selection inspired by Adelaide Frick’s own tastes. A curated beverage program offers locally roasted coffees, European and American wines, and cocktails inspired by the Frick’s Cocktails with a Curator series.

The café’s name pays homage to the Westmoreland, the 82-foot-long private railcar that carried the Frick family and often their art on seasonal journeys between homes and across the U.S. The original dining room onboard, intimate yet opulent, served as a precursor to the refined hospitality now embodied in the café. By blending the past with the present, Westmoreland creates a transportive new chapter in the Frick’s storied history.

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HRH Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia, Tijana Ibrahimovic (Photo Credit: David Warren / SIPA USA for AP)

Special guests at this cherished New York City event enjoyed cocktails and dinner while taking in sweeping views of the city from the Bateaux New York, all in support of a meaningful benefit dedicated to helping children’s hospitals in Serbia.

Consul General of Serbia Dr Vladimir Bozovic and Mr Richard Jankov attend Lifeline New York Benefit Dinner with Her Royal Highness Princess Katherine of Serbia aboard Bateaux New York (Photo by David Warren /Sipa​ USA)

A live auction was held, led by actor and model Alessandro Egger whose efforts raised funds for items including a handmade suit from Domenico Vacca, signature facials with oxygen treatment from BodyworksNY at Dr. Barry Weintraub, afternoon tea at Mariebelle New York and a private tour of the Royal Palace in Belgrade. Guests also received Formosa fragrance courtesy of Shining Sung. The beautiful bottle was designed by guest Marc Rosen.

Susan Gutfreund attends Lifeline New York Benefit Dinner with Her Royal Highness Princess Katherine of Serbia onboad Bateaux New York (Photo by David Warren /Sipa​ USA)

Meghan Sandler, Catherine Broadbent, Vanessa Gordon (Photo Credit: David Warren / SIPA USA for AP)

Guests attends Lifeline New York Benefit Dinner with Her Royal Highness Princess Katherine of Serbia Aboard Bateaux New York (Photo by David Warren /Sipa​ USA)

Lifeline Humanitarian Organization is an international effort founded over 30 years ago in the early 1990s as an urgent response to the tragic humanitarian situation in the former Yugoslavia, which was afflicted by conflict and sanctions. The goal of Lifeline is to reduce and relieve the suffering of physically and mentally disabled children, orphans, the elderly as well as to improve medical facilities in the country.

HRH Crown Princess Katherine is dedicated to charity and has a driving passion to help those in need in Serbia. None of her work would be possible without help from caring people in the community. Generous donations and fundraising efforts such as the annual dinner provide lifesaving medical equipment and improve the lives of disadvantaged children.

Notable attendees included: Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia, Consul General of Serbia Dr. Vladimir Bozovic, Bishop Irinej, Susan Gutfreund, Nicky Haskell, Peter Pizzino (Trustee/Treasurer), Marc Rosen, Hon. Branko Terzic, Tijana Ibrahimovic, Rushka Bergman, David Hryck (President of the board), Slobodan Bekvalac (Board member), Alessandro Egger, Dragana Djuknic (Board member), Catherine Broadbent, Richard & Margret Jankov, Saundra whitney, Kathy Sloane etc. 

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