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No bull: The Matador Cantina comes to Fullerton
New eatery opens this month, offering affordable Mexican cuisine.
By Beth HartnettPublished: March 11, 2009 11:54 AM
The Matador Cantina is bringing authentic Mexican cuisine with an elegant twist to the Fullerton dining scene this month.
The Matador's nearly 4,000-square-foot space is the former home of The Rockin Taco Cantina, which closed its doors in October. While the previous venue featured dueling pianos and a casual atmosphere, Matador mixes a relaxed ambiance with high-end appeal.
The new restaurant will feature express and curbside service for a quick lunch pit stop, as well as cozy, candle-lit seating for those looking for a nice dinner out. The interior will include leather booths and lounge tables, cushion ottomans and a 50-foot bar.
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The Matador's nearly 4,000-square-foot space is the former home of The Rockin Taco Cantina, which closed its doors in October. While the previous venue featured dueling pianos and a casual atmosphere, Matador mixes a relaxed ambiance with high-end appeal. The new restaurant will feature express and curbside service for a quick lunch pit stop, as well as cozy, candle-lit seating for those looking for a nice dinner out. The interior will include leather booths and lounge tables, cushion ottomans and a 50-foot bar. PAGE TWO Related headlines OC MENUS: No Bull: The Matador Cantina comes to Fullerton Irvine's Automatic sweetens BakeMark's Web site Lunch with LaDainian Tomlinson "OC METRO Minute," March 11: ZPizza wins 2008 Pizza Chain of the Year, Pizza Industry Enterprise awards OC MENUS: Five Crowns offers Easter feast |
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