The Pool and the Grill (formerly the Four Seasons Restaurant) are within the first and second floors of the "bustle" of the Seagram Building, east of the lobby and main shaft. The Pool and the Grill, named after the rooms of the same name in the former Four Seasons, contains similar design features to the lobby, with travertine walls and floors; cement ceilings with gray-glass mosaic tiles; and bronze engaged piers. The original Four Seasons had five dining rooms, preserved in the modern-day Pool and Grill restaurants. The Pool is on the north side of the first floor and the Grill is on the south side. The three additional dining rooms are two dining areas on a balcony above the Grill, as well as a balcony above the Pool. Below the Grill is a separate entrance lobby and foyer on 52nd Street, connected to the Grill Room via staircase.