TRIBECA — A new spot for Mexican fare is headed to TriBeCa.
Rosa Mexicano, which has three other Manhattan locations, is slated to open a new restaurant at 41 Murray St. this September, the restaurant said.
The two level eatery will have a more formal upstairs, with seating for 75 and a 23-person bar. Its menu includes their take on the roasted poblano chile, which comes stuffed with goat cheese, grilled chayote, brown rice and sauteed mushrooms. A variety of tacos and enchiladas are also staples of the menu.
The downstairs bar, which can accommodate 40 people, will focus more on tacos and Mexican-inspired bar snacks, along with a wide selection of tequila-based cocktails, the restaurant said.
“When Rosa opened 30 years ago, we started as a small neighborhood restaurant that won over loyal fans with its authentic cuisine, stellar spirits, and warm hospitality," said the chain's President Tom Dillon in a statement. "This newest restaurant aims to continue in that spirit.”
The eatery opened its first location in Manhattan in 1984.
