“Mexican streetscape, grille patterns, lights and plaster bands all come together to recreate the Mexican ”calle” (street)“

Habanero- a Mexican(/ Tex-mex?) restaurant in Bangalore- is named after the hot chili pepper used in Mexican “comida de la calle” (street food).
The restaurant is laid out in two levels with a double-height bar space at the entry connecting them.
Soft-edged walls are hand-plastered with undulations on the surface and niche that house the bar display.
The “obras de arte” (artworks), painted niches in the wall emulating windows with sloped sun-shades of half-round clay tiles depicting Mexican streetscape, grille patterns, lights and plaster bands all come together to recreate the Mexican ”calle” (street) and welcome the guests to an evening of fun and entertainment.