A Manhattan state judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking a plan to open a restaurant in the pavilion at the north end of Union Square, which is currently used for storage by the Department of Parks and Recreation.

Acting Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron said yesterday in Union Square Park Community Coalition v. Department of Parks and Recreation, 102734/12, that the plan, revealed last March, was not part of the park’s mission to serve the general public.

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