8-story Renaissance-revival building completed in 1891. Designed by James Brown Lord, it replaced the older Delmonico's building on the site, which opened in 1837. The building adapts to its irregular site at a five-point intersection with a rounded corner and grand entrance. The 2-story base is clad in brownstone and topped by a dentiled cornice. The most prominent feature is the corner semi-circular entrance porch of Corinthian columns, a frieze with the letters "DELMONICO'S", and a balustrade.