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2. This Mexican-Inspired Kitchen Has an Epic Tequila Bar - AOL

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   Designer Rita Donahoe filled the home with Mexican art and family heirlooms. The remodeled kitchen has a stone arch and multiple zones, including a tequila bar.

3. Californios (restaurant) - Wikipedia

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   Cantu ran a series of Mexican pop-up restaurants called Californios for two years. [1] He then opened the permanent location using the same name in the Mission District in January 2015. [2] [3] Californios's seating capacity was eighteen in the dining room and six at the chef's counter. [4] The interior design was dark, and windows were tinted. [5]

4. Modern Mexican restaurant Mexta opens in Louie’s 106 space at ...

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   The interior of modern Mexican restaurant Mexta at 106 E. Sixth St. The menu at the restaurant, named as a hybrid of “Mexico” and “ATX,” will rely on modern technique and include dishes ...

5. Hexagon (restaurant) - Wikipedia

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   [2] [5] Covarrubias' cooking is recognized for using French techniques while drawing from his Mexican roots. [2] The interior of the restaurant incorporates several design elements inspired by its namesake, the hexagon. [6] The restaurant has an open kitchen and offers a tasting menu. [3]

6. Em (restaurant) - Wikipedia

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   [9] [10] Martínez and his associate Ebo Kobayashi planned the restaurant's interior design with Japanese designer Kanako Ishida, using materials including copper, quarry, and marble. [3] Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the food industry , the restaurant was renamed Em and relocated to Tonalá Street, Colonia Roma, in a space that ...

7. Designers Are Predicting These Outdoor Living Trends Will Be ...

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   In this house on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, an outdoor kitchen features open shelves and backsplash clad in Portuguese tiles, an Allia sink from Rohl, and handmade Mexican glassware.