Union Square Café entrance
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The mezzanine of Union Square Café overlooks the main dining area with gold pendant lights suspended from soaring ceilings.
Union Square Café
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Framed by colorful terracotta tiles, a long mahogany bar measuring just over 27 feet is the exact length as the one in the former space.
A view from the entrance into the bar, where pieces of Judy Rifka’s original mural, which was painted along the old restaurant’s back wall, are framed and hung.
A dining nook on the upper level features cherry oak wood floors, Rockwell-designed café chairs in ash, and more artwork by Rifka.
Hanging above green wainscoting, art pieces by Susan Walp flank Frank Stella’s York Factory 11 in the main dining area.
Clad in blue with marble, wood, and brass accents, the 700-square-foot Daily Provisions is USC’s sister restaurant, known for its fresh baked breads.
Clad in blue with marble, wood, and brass accents, the 700-square-foot Daily Provisions is USC’s sister restaurant, known for its fresh baked breads.