Opened in the Fall of 2013, the Mojave Cantina has quickly become the new go-to spot for Mexican cuisine in the small town of South Lyon, MI. Dubbed the City with Small Town Charm, this small hamlet can now also boast the best Mexican food on offer in the community. With a festive dining area, this fun eatery boasts a colorful and memorable décor that will keep patrons coming back.
Traditional Mexican fare is offered here, including staples like tacos and burritos, as well as specialty dishes such as their Molcajete, Chile Rellenos, and a variety of Enchiladas. The Cantina also features a full bar, where customers can order anything from the many variations of the classic Margarita to a variety of tequilas by the shot. Specialty drinks include the Mexican Mule, Paloma Fresca, and the Mojave Sunset, which consists of mango rum, black spiced rum, peach puree, and cranberry juice.
The design of the space is rustic with an urban touch, with an emphasis on traditional Mexican décor. The wood of the tables and chairs pairs nicely with the wood paneling on the walls. Arched entryways emphasize the ethnic Spanish influence, and decorative wall sconces mimic the look of candle-lit lanterns. A spray of greenery adds visual interest, while the rust and dark yellow-colored walls and sand-colored booths further enhance the Mexican roots of the venue.
The bar area is an urban island unto itself, with purple under-bar lighting and sleek rows of backlit bottles on display. The colors in this area really pop, providing unique visual appeal, welcoming customers to relax and unwind with a shot of top-shelf tequila. The brightly hued assortment of taps promise beer lovers a choice of craft brews from around the world.
The natural wood construction of the chairs and stools allows them to blend well with this space, complementing the table tops and wall paneling. The dark walnut finish adds an earthy tone. Pairing well with the Mexican color scheme, these muted additions ground the overall atmosphere, allowing for the colorful highlights of the décor to become more apparent.
Offering strong construction using tongue and groove joinery and assembled using a high-pressure hydraulic press, this American-made chair offers several wood finish options. With the choice of a solid wood seat or one upholstered in vinyl or fabric in a range of color possibilities, this chair is fully customizable for use in almost any venue. Offered with a limited lifetime warranty against structural defects, this chair is perfect for heavy use in demanding restaurant settings.
With customization options including the choice of a solid wood seat or one upholstered in premium fabric or vinyl, as well as several wood frame finishes on offer, this stool is a fit for a range of venues. Constructed using a high-pressure hydraulic press and finished using a 7-stage process with catalyzed polyurethane, this stool is designed for high-traffic commercial use. With a reinforcement bar under the seat for stability, this durable stool is built to last.
The unique construction of our Industrial Series Reclaimed Wood Plank Table Top is that no two tops are alike. Each top is made from reclaimed wood, which can vary in color, texture, and grain patterns, giving each top its own character and appearance.
Customizable in size and shape, our Industrial Series Reclaimed Wood Plank Table Top can fit in a range of venues. Perfect for industrial, rustic, and urban design styles, this 1 ½” thick top uses a water-based urethane matte finish for durability and aesthetic appeal.
Note the wall benches lining the wall facing the windows that are similar to our 6-Channel Back Booth. Our 6-channel is available as shown above as a wall bench, or in single, double, L-shape, ½ & ¾ circle configurations. Offered with a choice of mix and match vinyl and fabric colors and patterns, it is customizable to suit any individual design requirements.
The next time you’re in Michigan and want some authentic Mexican cuisine, be sure to check out the Mojave Cantina. It’s a memorable experience you won’t want to miss. Check out their menu at The Mojave Cantina's Website.
