Yeah, so far, not feeling those colors, and I liked the gray because it looked like an old Spanish mission, but I know it isn't done yet.
Note:It will open in time for the EVE party
The entire design of this building -- from the outrageous colors to the ridiculously oversized sign -- was to accomplish one thing: To pull guests up to the second level of CityWalk from the main plaza. Mosts guests don't even know there's a second level.
You can't really see it in the pic, but that flag does in fact have a Mexican guy wearing a sombrero sitting on an old school schwinn bike.Photo's by UOR Buzz
Beverage Cart next to it
Menu of the cart
Sign should look better after wrap is taken off
You can't really see it in the pic, but that flag does in fact have a Mexican guy wearing a sombrero sitting on an old school schwinn bike.
Whelp... this seems like one of those ideas that looks fun on paper but doesn't really translate well 'in real life'.
If I were doing the design for this, I probably would of made it look more akin to Cuba Libre at Pointe Orlando...
Considering what they're doing with their other concepts this spring, the loud and almost offensive colors of this restaurant are so out of left field that I have to wonder if what they envisioned simply didn't go as expected in realization. After all, this is now the tallest thing in the entire CityWalk complex and it doesn't really compliment its neighbors at all.
But you have to give it to them that they have achieved something... It sticks out! Like a sore thumb, but it sticks out! And as it's been mentioned in this thread before, they needed to draw more attention to that second level, and this does that :thumbs:
^ I get it, but I think there are better ways of executing the idea of this being the weenie of CityWalk's upper level.
City Walk is big flashy and vibrant..everything Anojito's color scheme is...Pointe Orlando is more luxurious....and empty