Mar | Muntanya serves Spanish fare inside private globes
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Mar | Muntanya, a fine-dining restaurant at the Hyatt Regency, is serving Spanish-inspired fare inside globes that gained popularity at the height of COVID-19 pandemic.
Details: The temperature-controlled spheres, situated in the restaurant's sixth-floor terrace, are ideal for customers who wish for privacy or want to customize their dining experience, executive chef Tyson Peterson told Axios.
- Diners can adjust a dome's lighting and music settings.
- Customers can reserve their own orb, which seats up to 8 and comes with a personal server, for an additional $100.
Context: While the restaurant's cuisine is heavily influenced by Northern Spain, Peterson also pulls inspiration from his upbringing in Magna, Utah.
- Peterson said the restaurant's funeral croquettas, his twist on Mormon funeral potatoes, encompasses "the best of both worlds."
What they're saying: "I draw a lot from my grandma and my aunts, who taught me how to cook," Peterson told Axios.
What's next: The restaurant is gearing up to host the first event of its buffet-style summer supper series on July 23. The menu will feature suckling pig roast, paella, seafood and local produce.
- For the event, large groups can reserve a globe for eight people for $650, which comes with dinner and wine pairings.
