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Cafe Le Jardin will change over to Pops Trattoria in May 2025, named for Chef Rich Cusack's father. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

Café Le Jardin Changes Over to Pops Trattoria, Switches from French to Italian Concept

Chef Richard Cusack’s first restaurant, June BYOB, was named for his mother. In May, he’ll relaunch his Audubon eatery, Café Le Jardin, as Pops’ Trattoria in honor of his dad.

By Matt Skoufalos | April 14, 2025
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