DeStefano & Associates completes 7,000 s/f Margaritas restaurant

10006 Shops Way - Northborough, MA

Northborough, MA DAI completed the interior fit-up of the new 7,000 s/f full-service Margaritas restaurant at 10006 Shops Way. This is second location for the new Margaritas fit-up concept. Whitlock Design Group of Waltham, Mass. was the architect for this project.

Founded in 1986 by John Pelletier, Margaritas Mexican Restaurant Group has 25 locations throughout Conn., Maine, Mass., N.H. and Penn.

DeStefano & Associates, Inc. offers comprehensive construction management services, on a turnkey or build only basis to clients in commercial, industrial, health care, retail, restaurants, sports, multifamily and institutional markets.

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