First Look: Luc
The view upon entering Luc on Madison Street. The bar sits on the right, while banquettes line the wall on the left. Workers in the back tend to finishing touches.
Opposite the front banquettes are several tables and a booth in the window well.
A painting depicts Rautureau when he was six years old. Get close enough and you’ll find recipes and names of dishes scrawled throughout.
The bar. The columns were taken from Rautureau’s backyard, and the top is detailed with wine bottles.
Filling the rear of the restaurant are several tables and a row of banquettes. Also in back is a dining counter that looks into the kitchen.
A painting of Rautureau’s mother and father, based on a photograph taken in 1958.
Looking toward the entrance on Madison Street. Hefty mirrors line the wall behind the bar stools.
Before stepping into the restroom, peruse the wall of "Luc Founding Diners."
And on your way out of the restaurant, glance up and find Rautureau’s old hat collection.
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