The authentic French Brasserie décor includes a number of unique features that will pique your imagination and transport you to the streets of Paris. The interior of Brasserie Cognac is designed with vaulted ceilings covered with tin, a spectacular zinc bar, an imposing baguette tower topped with round oversized clocks and a private Cognac dining room with hand painted Romantic murals. The entire restaurant was carved and assembled in Paris and then shipped to New York City.

Within the space of Brasserie Cognac there is also an adjacent bakery/rôtisserie with a separate entrance, which will purvey throughout the day freshly baked croissants and baguettes, as well as café au lait and free-range roasted chickens. A cheese and charcuterie counter has also been designed which will showcase up to 40 varieties of fromages.

Julius Babilonia, the architect and interior designer, who is a former associate of David Rockwell wanted to create a "memorable space with lasting appeal and intimacy while still honoring classic French traditions. The romantic art and warm inviting interior surrounding the iconic bread tower, gives a special uniqueness to the space of Brasserie Cognac."