Yvonne’s occupies the space of century-old icon Locke-Ober. The original mahogany bar intricately hand-carved by French woodworkers in 1886 still stands. Today, it’s topped with white Calacatta marble for a modern touch.
Inside you’ll find natural elements paired with polished décor, like plush sofas and hand-chipped Calacatta marble floors.
Artist Handiedan created this hand-cut collage mural.
Tucked away in corners of the dining room are oversized booths in bright hues.
Yvonne’s is named after the portrait of Mademoiselle Yvonne, which hung in the Locke-Ober dining room for over 100 years. Today, a commissioned reproduction by artist Charmaine Olivia hangs in its place.
Exact replicas of Locke-Ober’s original tin ceiling were created in a small California shop.
The bar is stocked with vintage spirits for bartenders to curate a special list of drinks.
The Library Bar offers a variety of private and communal tables, as well as oversized chairs in playful colors and cowhide print.
The Library Bar boasts custom moldings, a collection of nearly 2,300 books and Locke-Ober’s original gilded fireplace.
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