Archive for the ‘Restaurants’ Category

August 5, 2007, Pollo Tropical Restaurants  has opened their doors with a new tropical feeling. You can dine on their exotic dishes while enjoying Eileen Seitz’s Giclee Artworks that harmonize with the tropical fabrics, furniture and paint colors of this unique restaurant.

 June 8th 2007 Pollo Tropical® on Red Bug Lake Road, Oviedo FL. has opened its doors with a new tropical feeling. Here you can dine on their exotic dishes while enjoying Eileen Seitz’s Giclee Artworks as they harmonize with the tropical fabrics, furniture and paint colors of this unique restaurant.

Pollo Tropical® at Golden Gate, Naples Florida  has opened their doors with a true tropical feeling. You can dine on their exotic dishes while enjoying Eileen Seitz’s Giclee Artwork that harmonize with the tropical fabrics, furniture and paint colors of this unique restaurant.

Pollo Tropical® on State Route 3 West, Clifton New Jersey has opened its doors with a true tropical feeling. You can dine on their exotic dishes while enjoying Eileen Seitz’s Giclee Artwork that harmonize with the tropical fabrics, furniture and paint colors of this unique restaurant.

Pollo Tropical® at the Shoppes at Park Place Pinellas Park Tampa, Florida has opened its doors with a true tropical feeling. 
You can dine on their exotic dishes enjoy Eileen Seitz’s Giclee Artworks that harmonize with the tropical fabrics, furniture and paint colors of this unique restaurant.

   In 2000 I was once again contacted by the manager of the Historical Philipsburg World Famous landmark to create an updated  18″ x 24″ watercolor of the shop now called “Guavaberry Emporium”. Including the local ladies and the native architecture this historical site in Philipsburg, Sint. Martin has been preserved.  Here you can buy many jams, jellies and other goodies known on  Sint Martin.

 In 1988 I was commissioned to paint a watercolor of West Indian Tavern.  A popular local restaurant on Front Street  in Phillipsburg, St. Maarteen.
The restaurant was a favorite to the local and tourist as it was the typical West Indian Architecture turned into a restaurant and pub.
They served Conch, lobster, Fishes, Meat, Poulty and other local appetizers.

I was commissioned by Peter Island Resort in the BVI to create 2 oil paintings 6ft x 10ft each which were placed in their restaurant. The paintings are called “DEADMANS BAY I”  and  “DEADMANS BAY II” . The beautiful beach and the quietness of this private island is what attracts people to this remote and pristine resort in the caribbean sea.