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Whether pursuing your newest business venture or resizing your company, City Space Suites has a wide variety of full-time offices for rent. Rates include furniture, internet, phones, utilities, receptionist, daily cleaning and tech support.

The entire infrastructure is set up from the moment you step out of the elevator. As a result, start up and capital investment costs are virtually eliminated. Be sure to find out more about the rental packages available today!

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Located west of the park, Coffee Shop is New York City's hot spot to see and be seen in Union Square whether meeting for power business breakfast, or grabbing a drink after work at the restaurant bar or downstairs in The Lounge. 

Coffee Shop offers breakfast, lunch and dinner and patio seating outside in the warm weather months.

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Baked by Melissa's second New York City location opened in Union Square in December 2009, selling a collection of bite-sized stuffed cupcakes with giant taste.  Flavors include s'mores, cookie dough, peanut butter cup and PB&J.

The bakery's offerings were designed to allow customers to taste a variety of flavors with every visit and not feel overwhelmed by post-dessert guilt.  Baked by Melissa is the perfect spot for anyone who has the sudden to satisfy their sweet tooth.

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The mantra "our service is fast but we don't sell fast food" is the secret to Pret a Manger’s success. Each morning, fresh food offerings are cooked, and sandwiches prepared, ensuring customers always receive a crisp, delicious meal at every visit.

The new Union Square store, co-designed by English interior designer Rita Konig, is the company’s flagship location, offering plenty of comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi for patrons. Stop by any day of the week to dine-in, or to grab a picnic lunch for the park.

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For more than 20 years, the Union Square Cafe has served its own style of food and customer service to neighborhood visitors from around the region and the world. USC pairs imaginative food and fine wine with thoughtful hospitality, comfortable surroundings and exceptional value.

Dedicated to supporting their community and shopping local, USC purchases many of its ingredients from the district's local Greenmarket, and supports beautification programs in the park. Accolades are nothing new for this neighborhood institution with Zagat rating them its #1 Restaurant 8 times between 1997 and 2008.

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For a great bottle of wine, look no further than Union Square Wines & Spirits with its amazing selection of wine from every continent as well as local vineyards.  Don't miss the sakes and specialty liquors, and the store features a helpful guide to match your choice to every possible meal or occasion.

For something new, check out their classes and tasting events, or just try a six-pack of wine, which caters to seasonal or regional themes, and is designed to demonstrate the versatility of a region's vineyards or provide flexibility for any menu.

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Casual sandwiches with an upscale taste are available at ‘wichcraft with eleven New York City locations including one at 20th Street and Broadway.

‘wichcraft offers a variety of warm and cold sandwiches complemented by an array of salads and soups to make the perfect lunch for walk-in customers at a reasonable price.  The Union Square location also serves dinner with a delightful array of dishes prepared by Chef Tom Colicchio.

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Union Square is home to New York City’s premier men’s clothing store, Rothman’s, which sells business attire for men including suits, sports coats, outerwear and sportswear.  

Among their many featured designers are fashion moguls Hugo Boss, John Varvatos and Calvin Klein to name just a few.  Rothman’s also offers a selection of suits for children, caters to special occasions including weddings, and provides alterations on site.  

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Directly south of Union Square Park, Whole Foods Market provides the neighborhood with natural and organic food options.  Whole Foods is committed to buying from local growers and selling locally-produced products including everything from chips to artisanal cheeses, and summer squash to scented soaps.

In addition to aisles of food you can prepare at home, the store offers prepared food and coffee that can be eaten right in the café space on the buildings upper floor.  Look for the “Health Starts Here” logos around the store for assistance in making healthy choices.

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In 1984, Larry Burdick began making chocolates in New York City for a small number of fine restaurants and over the next 25 years, L.A. Burdick Chocolate has grown into a thriving business, cooking in small batches using only the best couverture from Switzerland, France and Venezuela. 

L.A. Burdick opened its first location in the Union Square area in Fall 2009, and the café features Burdick’s famous chocolates, pastries, and beverages, as well as gift baskets for all your holiday needs.  Stop by and savor these unique, handmade chocolates.

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Meaning “lucky peach” in Japanese, Momofuku Chef David Chang brings a new twist on American delicacies.  All ingredients come from local farms, using organic milk and free range pork, with dishes changing seasonally. 

Come sit and indulge your sweet tooth or take something for the road; the Milk Bar serves up all kinds of treats, from cookies and cakes to ice cream, sandwiches, and savory pastries.  Pre-orders can also be made for parties, birthdays, or even weddings so check the bakery's website for details.

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This fall, two brothers from San Francisco opened Dos Toros to fill a gap in traditional West Coast taqueria food in the area.  Dos Toros prides itself on sustainable practices, using many organic ingredients and some locally-raised meats.

The menu is short and sweet with burritos, soft and hard tacos, quesadillas, and plates of the same ingredients sans tortillas for the carb conscious.  Those options can be filled with chicken, steak or pork, and are simply delicious with beans and guacamole.

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Named after the famous market in Barcelona, Boqueria prides itself on simple but exceptionally well prepared food to enjoy at any time of day. 

Their quintessential Spanish dishes are market-fresh, and the tapas bar allows you a choice between moderately-priced dishes sized from small (pinto) to plates for sharing (compartir), and wide selection of wines to pair with them. 

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Best Buy Union Square celebrated the grand opening of its flagship store in November 2009.  This is Best Buy’s first store to be open 24 hours, and it includes all the CDs, DVD and electronic selections that made Best Buy famous, as well as a large selection of musical instruments and home appliances.

Look no further than Best Buy Union Square for all your electronic needs, and be sure to check the store’s website for special event listings and a weekly advertisement listing.

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In addition to offering quality women and men's athletic apparel for yoga, running, dancing, and more, each lululemon athletica store offers complimentary yoga classes and goal setting seminars, a community board highlighting health and fitness opportunities in their area, and information about local yoga studies.

lululemon is very involved in the Union Square community, partnering with USP during our annual "Summer in the Square" series, organizing instructors for each week’s yoga class and providing mats.

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