A Guide to New York's Many Fashion Brand-Owned Restaurants and Cafés – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips June 17, 2025 at 05:30PM

📰 A Guide to New York's Many Fashion Brand-Owned Restaurants and Cafés

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If you're interested in experiencing the luxuries of brands like Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co., it's now possible to do so in sandwich or macaron form — no handbag or jewelry purchase necessary. In New York, major fashion labels have been (and continue to be) opening branded restaurants and cafés, typically attached to their main shopping locations.

With everything from waffles to burger buns and pastries stamped with the world-famous monograms of designer brands, these restaurants are part of a growing trend of luxury labels expanding into the world of hospitality. Helmed and designed by globally esteemed chefs, their menus are not only visually and aesthetically pleasing to fashion fans seeking an Instagrammable meal, but also offer truly delectable, storied dishes that appeal to those beyond existing customers.

Whether you're famished from a long day of shopping or just looking for a way to sprinkle a little style into your daily noshing, these New York City establishments have you covered.

Le Café Louis Vuitton

Photos: Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Where: Louis Vuitton — 6 E 57th Street, New York, NY
Chef: Christophe Bellanca
Menu Highlights: Crisp Monogram Waffle, Lobster Rolls 5th Avenue, Le Crab 'Louis'

Blue Box Café

Photos: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for NYCWFF

Where: Tiffany & Co. The Landmark — 727 5th Avenue, New York, NY
Chef: Daniel Boulud
Menu Highlights: Tea at Tiffany's, Vol Au Vent Au Homard, Croque à La Truffe

The Polo Bar

Photos: Sean Zanni/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images, Lexie Moreland/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images

Where: 1 E 55th Street, New York, NY
Menu Highlights: The Polo Bar Crab Cake, Ralph's Corned Beef Sandwich, The Polo Bar Burger, Old-Fashioned Five-Layer Chocolate Cake

Armani Ristorante

Photos: Courtesy of Armani Ristorante

Where: 760 Madison Avenue, New York, NY
Chef: Daniele Castellano
Menu Highlights: Hamachi Barbabietola Marinata e Latticello, Tortello Robiola Di Roccaverano e Tarassaco, Short Ribs Di Manzo Aceto Balsamico e Daikon

BG Restaurant

Photo: Courtesy of Bergdorf Goodman

Where: Bergdorf Goodman — 754 5th Avenue, New York, NY
Chef: James Herderson
Menu Highlights: BG Deviled Eggs, Gotham Salad, Truffle Chicken Salad Sandwich

Pantry

Photo: Sean Davidson/Courtesy of Madhappy

Where: Madhappy Nolita — 207 Mulberry Street, New York, NY
Menu Highlights: Sweet Cloud Matcha Latte, Latifeh (Rose Cream Cookie Sandwich), Banana Stardust Ice Cream

Dior Lily of the Valley Afternoon Tea

Photos: Pierre Mouton/Courtesy of Dior

Where: Majorelle at The Lowell Hotel — 28 E 63rd Street, New York, NY
Chef: David Thual
Menu Highlights: Seasonal English Tea Sandwiches, Dior Bar Jacket and Lily of the Valley Cookies, Scones with Marmalade and Devonshire Cream

Wolf Restaurant

Where: Nordstrom NYC Flagship — 225 W 57th Street, New York, NY
Chef: Ethan Stowell
Menu Highlights: Burrata, Wolf Salad, Potato Gnocchi, Zeppole

L'Avenue at Saks

Photos: Courtesy of Saks

Where: Saks Fifth Avenue — 8 E 50th Street, New York, NY
Chef: Cedric Domenech
Menu Highlights: Crevettes Rotie Coco Citronelle, Le Tigre Qui Pleure, Costes Crackers Cheesecake

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