◆ Latest milestone
The former Latin Quarter space, extensively remodeled, reopened as Antojitos Authentic Mexican Food, which held its grand opening on February 5, 2014.
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⚰ Permanently closed · Jul 31, 2013operated 14 years · 1999–2013
This restaurant is gone, but its history stays documented — the full lifetime log is below.
Restaurant history
the lifetime record- 2014
- 2013
Latin Quarter served its final day at Universal CityWalk on July 31, 2013, permanently closing the restaurant and nightclub.
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Universal's plans to close Latin Quarter and its upstairs churrascaria for a complete renovation into a new Mexican restaurant surfaced as a rumor in June 2013.
- 2011
Universal added a churrascaria Brazilian-steakhouse experience to the upstairs of Latin Quarter, expanding its menu with tableside-carved meats.
- 1999
The Latin Quarter, a roughly 20,000-square-foot 'Nuevo Latino' restaurant and nightclub serving food, drink and live entertainment from all 21 Latin American nations, operated at Universal CityWalk, which debuted in 1999.
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Questions & answers
When did The Latin Quarter open?
Per the documented record, The Latin Quarter at Universal CityWalk opened in 1999.
When did The Latin Quarter last close for refurbishment?
The most recent closure/refurbishment documented for The Latin Quarter is dated Jul 31, 2013: Latin Quarter served its final day at Universal CityWalk on July 31, 2013, permanently closing the restaurant and nightclub.
What changed recently on The Latin Quarter?
The latest documented change (documented Feb 5, 2014): The former Latin Quarter space, extensively remodeled, reopened as Antojitos Authentic Mexican Food, which held its grand opening on February 5, 2014.
How many changes are on record for The Latin Quarter?
5 documented changes, dating back to 1999 — the fan-kept restaurant changelog nobody else keeps.
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