Restaurant / Bar

Loyola Catering Kitchen

In October 2017, MBC completed a catering kitchen for Loyola. The project was a fast track improvement in a small space that included new refrigeration & warming equipment, new custom casework and tile applications and a sheet vinyl floor. The finishes are clean-cut and attractive. The project was done with no change orders and minimal punchlist. Photos by Leslie Mayer. 

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French Truck Coffee

During the spring of 2017, Mayer Building Company completed the new French Truck Coffee on Chartres Street early. The project was designed by Colectivo. This full build out of a white box space included all new M/E/P systems and fire alarm and sprinkler modifications. The sharp, contemporary finishes include concrete tile, bold ceramics, custom steel trim and shelving and the largest butcher block surface we’ve seen in 20 plus years. The cafe sports high-end coffee making and water filtration systems for making specialty coffee (by owner), an open sales and cafe floor, new stainless equipment for back-of-house and restrooms. The architect’s plan included “bringing the sidewalk into the space,” a terrific detail by which we inlaid a New Hampshire bluestone into a portion of the French Truck space interlaced with the adjoining municipal sidewalk.(Progress photos by MBC staff, finish photos by Todd Price, Nola.com).

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Court of Two Sisters Restrooms & Stair

While the famous Court of Two Sisters restaurant on Royal was closed for a week this summer, Mayer Building Company performed some quick renovations to auxiliary areas of the giant restaurant. We repainted three guest restrooms and replaced bathroom partitions, light fixtures, ceiling tiles, mechanical equipment, stone and plumbing fixtures. In the grand stair way that leads to the kitchen and Back-of-House we removed and replaced the carpet, patched up the sub-floor, prepped and painted the walls and trim, and swapped out the light sconces.

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Simone’s Market

At the corner of Oak & Dublin, Mayer Building Company completed Simone’s Market in time for the 2016 Christmas Season. The work consisted of building out a full commercial kitchen and attractive grocery in the white box/shell at 8201-8207 Oak that Mayer completed in early 2015. The work consisted of new MEP systems, a new commercial hood and Ansul system, sprinkler modifications, and minor finishes. The Times Picayune in a December 21st 2016 article has more.”Folks strolling down Oak Street have been peeking in the windows of Simone’s Market, which will sell mostly locally and regionally sourced produce, meats and prepared foods, for months as it has come to shape inside retail space at 8207 Oak St. The 1,650-square-foot store, which employs 11 people, will open Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m…”

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La23 BBQ

In November 2016, Mayer Building Company completed the re-invention of La23 BBQ. We rebuilt and installed a commercial kitchen in LA23’s existing facilty; we raised the ceiling and added decks and rough & ready rails about the exterior; we re-clad the whole building in galvanized sheet metal. We installed a new foundation for this building and a new metal canopy replete with rustic lights and fans. Our gleaming work was delivered with minor punchlist, but it’s the owners’ work that shines in this project. The amazing reviews online don’t do justice to the incredible barbecue that the gentlemen owners serve up on a daily basis. On day one, LA23 continued its pre-renovation practice of selling out before closing with out a word of published marketing. Follow the smoke tower to La23 BBQ in Belle Chasse and you will be glad you did. Architect: Brooks Graham, Graham Little Studio. Photos: Beth Hall.

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City Greens

In June 2016, Mayer Building Company completed the new Metairie Road City Greens on time and at budget. The new restaurant, designed by Metro Studio, included complex kitchen equipment schedule and a custom walk-in cooler. The finishes are first class applications and choice materials, including custom fabricated quartz, cypress and maple millworks, high-end ceramics and porcelain tile.

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Ale

In July 2014, Mayer Building Company completed a new restaurant / bar on Oak Street. Ale boats a new stainless steel commercial kitchen, reclaimed heart pine clad walls, a “leathered” granite bar, a new walk-cooler keg system which feeds over 30 taps, a new brick patio shared with Oak Wine Bar.

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De Ja Vu Balcony

In April 2014, Mayer Building Company completed an historically accurate balcony and soffit upgrade at the De Ja Vu Bar and Diner. Working as quickly as possible, Mayer Building Company delivered a first class project on time and on budget.

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Cooler Retro-fit at Tableau

At Dickie Brennan’s Tableau Restaurant in Le Petit Theatre, Mayer Building Company quickly and skillfully performed a retrofit construction project in the dining room in February 2014. Delivered on time, prior to Krewe De Vieux, with no interruption to Tableau’s operations, this project consisted of creating an alcove for a new oversized wine cooler. The alcove as conceived bisected a two story concrete block wall. Mayer Building Company cut in the wall, headed the opening with steel, and re-established all the finishes. Flourishes included a new custom millwork POS housing, a modern take on an Arabesque trim and terra-cotta floor tile and base.

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