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1. “Vert” and “cabernet,” twists on the classic Italian green and red, appear as accent colors at Mazzio’s. |
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2. The prototype opened without a television, but Mazzio’s installed it after customers complained.
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3. Higher ceilings and more windows create a lighter, more open space.
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4. A green dropped ceiling, bedecked with oversize light bulbs, helps divide the dining areas.
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5. A wire shelf hanging above the salad bar, stocked with bottles of beverages and condiments, acts as a branding element.
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6 .Customers love the high-top tables, a new feature in Mazzio’s prototype. |
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7. Guests order their own meals, but servers bring food to the tables.
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8. Ceiling-high columns and a partition divide Mazzio’s large space into two dining areas.
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