Breakfast at Tiffany is back on the menu at South Coast Plaza. So is lunch. But this time with Daniel Boulud overseeing the menu.

Christened Blue Box Cafe by Daniel Boulud, the revamped concept is now open in the suite space connected to Tiffany & Co.’s redesigned Costa Mesa flagship. It marks the first California restaurant for Boulud’s Dinex Group, following his Blue Box Cafe at The Landmark, Tiffany’s Fifth Avenue shop in Manhattan.

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While the Boulud partnership is new, the cafe’s name has history at the sprawling mall. Tiffany unveiled a 48-seat Blue Box Cafe at South Coast Plaza in late 2020, initially limiting it to takeout due to pandemic-related restrictions.

Leaning into the famous Truman Capote book and film, one notable offering is the Breakfast at Tiffany’s ($72), which comes with a two-tier tower featuring a croissant, apricot danish, French butter cake, carpaccio de melon, eggs and caviar, plus your choice of juice, including the Green Golightly named after the book’s heroine.

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Holly’s Favorites ($35) comes with croissant and a madeleine, butter and jam, fruit juice and coffee, tea or hot chocolate.

Tea at Tiffany’s ($98), its afternoon tea service, comes with such tea sandwiches as egg and watercress, lobster roll, smoked salmon “bagel,” chicken curry and cucumber, dill and cream cheese.

The all-day a la carte menu includes chilled avocado-cucumber gazpacho ($26), grilled red king salmon ($46), chicken with maitake mushrooms and truffle jus ($38) and filet mignon ($62). Spaghettini au caviar pairs lemon-glazed pasta with Ossetra caviar ($56).

And for the meat-and-potatoes kind of diner, there’s a cheeseburger and fries ($34).

Boulud designed the menu and attached his name to the project. The French chef is noted for being the executive chef at Le Cirque during its halcyon days from 1986 to 1992, as well as for his eponymous spot, Daniel, which currently hold a one-star rating from the Michelin Guide.

This marks the luxury jewelry house’s second Blue Box Cafe, with its Manhattan location, the first. It comes on the heels of Tiffany & Co. moving into a new location at the famed mall, opening on the ground level at South Coast Plaza.

Find it: South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa, blueboxcafescp.com