Outdoor dining structures resembling Mexican luminarias being built at Detroit restaurants
Updated Jan 06, 2021;
Posted Jan 05, 2021 The Luminarias of Southwest Detroit” outdoor dining structures to be built this winter at various restaurants. (Artist rendition courtesy of The Southwest Detroit Business Association (SDBA)
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DETROIT - You’ll soon be able to dine in new heated outdoor structures at various restaurants in Detroit. The Southwest Detroit Business Association (SDBA) just announced, what it’s calling, “The Luminarias of Southwest Detroit.”
Constructed to look like traditional Mexican luminarias, the heated, outdoor enclosures will each hold up to six people. The five-sided, metal and plexiglass structures will be eight feet tall with an eight foot diameter and will be designed to be COVID-19 health and safety compliant. The luminarias will also light up in a variety of colors and can be customized for special occasions.