What is the name of the restaurant where Michael kills Sollozzo and McCluskey in The Godfather?

Michael kills Sollozzo and McCluskey at Louis’ Italian-American Restaurant in The Godfather.

The restaurant meeting is arranged as part of a supposed peace discussion. Michael retrieves a concealed handgun from the bathroom, returns to the table, and shoots both men before escaping by train to Sicily.

The scene marks Michael’s decisive entry into the Corleone family’s criminal world. Before it, he is presented as a decorated Marine and the family member most separate from the business. Afterward, he must leave the United States and remain in Sicily.

The restaurant’s name is sometimes shortened in casual references, but the film and related reference materials identify it as Louis’ Italian-American Restaurant. It is a fictional location within the story.