TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
TAQUERIA
There are two restaurant buildings that make up the beach area dining venues at Andaz. Carefully flanking two sides of the pool terrace, each directly faces the sea and are surrounded by sand. This area is the destination beach club open all day and remaining so into the evening with live entertainment. Similar to local food markets with a variety of places to eat, each restaurant has different offerings served with their own personality. One is a taco and beer pavilion with a live-fire grill, while the other serves ceviche with a focus on tequila.As is typical of the local cuisine, the tacos and ceviche are made fresh to order. Both have similar architecture with a façade that opens to spectacular views and anchored by an open kitchen and drink bar centered under a tall sun-lit coffer. Both buildings have deep overhangs offering shade and easily blur the lines of being indoor or outdoor. The colorful pendant lights, playful stained wood and tiles are vibrant and festive. The marine rope and wood boards create a coastal feel. The vibe is modern and chic, while also breezy and authentic, where guests can come and go casually in beachwear.
LOCATION: Playa del Carmen, Mexico
TYPE: New Restaurant
SIZE: 4,640 Sq Ft total (3,057 Sq Ft indoor, 1,583 Sq Ft outdoor); 87 seats (63 indoor, 24 outdoor)
COMPLETED: 2016
Design Principal: Cass Calder Smith
Project Architect: Yvonne Choy
Designers: Susana Alanis, Stacey Walters, Kate Krueger
Interior Design Director: Barbara Turpin-Vickroy
Interior Designer: Sara Klocke
Consultants
Developer: OHL Desarollos
Lighting: Artec 3
Food Service: Equipandose
MEP: TermoAire Ltda
A/V: Cosentini Associates
Landscape: EDSA
Contractor: Corporacion Arqcan
Design Coordination: Parque Humano
Architect of Record: HKS Mexico