Hello and welcome back to a bonus post for the SWA
Architecture weekly blog post. We took a
look at Papasito last week, now we take a look at another beautiful gem,
Mamajuana Café.
Mamajuana Café was born in the year 2006 in Inwood, NY with
the intention of bringing architecture from the colonial city of Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic and creating a menu combining together the spices of the
world infused with the modern Asian-Infused culinary. Mamajuana was the first Domincan food on Dyckman
Street, and transformed Dyckman street to the cultural hotspot it is today. Since opening up, Mamajuana Café has done so
well there are now 5 locations all over the city.
SWA Architecture were the planners and designers for the restaurant
and the outdoor sidewalk café. SWA was
also involved in mediating the outdoor café’s with the local community to
ensure a happy coexistence.
You don’t want to miss this Latin cuisine, trust me. That’s it for this week’s SWA Architecture
bonus post. If we don’t make another
post, have a happy new year and follow us on Instagram - @swa_architecture
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