This Restaurant Make You More Stomach Churning
Sabtu, 12 Maret 2016 - 13:51 WIB
This Restaurant Make You More Stomach Churning
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MEXICO CITY - Would you dare visit this restaurant? The eatery that hangs off the side of a cliff hundreds of feet up and there's a glass floor to guarantee a stomach churning experience.
Those with a fear of heights might want to give this exclusive eatery a miss, because it juts right out hundreds of feet above a canyon and there's a glass floor to make the experience even more stomach churning.
Designed by Tall Arquitectos, the Copper Canyon Cocktail Bar will overlook the stunning Basaseachic Falls in Mexico from above. The Copper Canyon, if built, will consists of two levels, with the first featuring a bar - for those who need a stiff drink to calm their nerves - and a dining area, which will have tables positioned around the perimeter to make the best of the precarious views.
Once their meal is over, diners can retreat to the upstairs observation deck for a more chilled vibe. They can also take a dip in the swimming pool to cool down after their one-of-a-kind fine dining experience, which is bound to leave them with vertigo. Or presumably they'll be able to abseil down to the canyon floor.
The world's tallest restaurant title currently remains with At.mosphere, which opened its doors 1,350 feet up on the 122nd floor of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
Those with a fear of heights might want to give this exclusive eatery a miss, because it juts right out hundreds of feet above a canyon and there's a glass floor to make the experience even more stomach churning.
Designed by Tall Arquitectos, the Copper Canyon Cocktail Bar will overlook the stunning Basaseachic Falls in Mexico from above. The Copper Canyon, if built, will consists of two levels, with the first featuring a bar - for those who need a stiff drink to calm their nerves - and a dining area, which will have tables positioned around the perimeter to make the best of the precarious views.
Once their meal is over, diners can retreat to the upstairs observation deck for a more chilled vibe. They can also take a dip in the swimming pool to cool down after their one-of-a-kind fine dining experience, which is bound to leave them with vertigo. Or presumably they'll be able to abseil down to the canyon floor.
The world's tallest restaurant title currently remains with At.mosphere, which opened its doors 1,350 feet up on the 122nd floor of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
(rnz)
