Rosa Mexicano in Atlantic Station has shuttered, according to signs posted on the restaurant’s front doors.
“This location is now closed,” according to the signage.
“We appreciate your support and patronage over the years and hope to see you in one of our other Rosa Mexicano locations in the future.”
Rosa Mexicano closed without warning December 26, a security guard for the mixed-use development told What Now Atlanta (WNA) on a visit to the Mexican restaurant Tuesday evening.
“We’re just finding out like you are,” she said.
A WNA reader even suggested in an email that “some staff reported to work today to find signs on the doors that the location is now closed.”
The Atlanta location, the “first southern” outpost for the restaurant chain, has since been removed from the company’s website.
Rosa Mexicano opened its Atlantic Station doors in 2006 and was known for its 18-foot high water wall with miniature white Acapulco divers, margaritas, and tableside guacamole service.
The restaurant’s closure is amidst an overhaul of Atlantic Station under its new ownership including an expansion of H&M, a renovation of Victoria’s Secret, and Atlanta’s first 4DX Theater.
