Atrium

T’ÄHÄ Mexican Kitchen

T’ÄHÄ Mexican Kitchen

  • Brand Strategy
  • Content
  • Social
  • PR
  • Email & SMS
  • Google

The story

From challenge to working system.

Challenge

Every campaign ran a full cycle: awareness content to build anticipation, PR outreach to earned media, email sequences to convert interest into reservations, and CTAs embedded at every touchpoint. The result was consistent, predictable reservation flow — not random spikes.

Solution

Every campaign ran a full cycle: awareness content to build anticipation, PR outreach to earned media, email sequences to convert interest into reservations, and CTAs embedded at every touchpoint. The result was consistent, predictable reservation flow — not random spikes.

Measurable growth

The work, in numbers.

Sold-out Michelin dinners. 5.24M+ impressions. Zero paid ads.

5.24M+

total impressions (+544% period over period)

30%

email open rate — 2× industry average

4+

sold-out events — organic only, zero paid ads

Photo gallery

The brand, in frame.

A visual record of the atmosphere, details, people, and moments that made the work recognizable.

The approach

What we changed.

01

We built a multi-step funnel — not just posts

Awareness content, PR outreach, email sequences, and CTAs at every touchpoint produced consistent, predictable reservation flow.

02

PR + email sold out Michelin-star events with no paid spend

For the Mar & Tierra collaboration with Chef Alberto Ferruz (2 Michelin Stars, BonAmb, Spain) — the first event of its caliber in Kansas City — targeted PR, a carousel campaign, Story countdowns, and a multi-step email sequence sold out both nights. Same for the T’ÄHÄ Takeover series.

03

One offer. Every platform. Compounding reach.

The $1 Oysters Wednesday campaign generated 33K+ impressions on Instagram, 33K+ on TikTok, plus Facebook and Stories reach — compounding week over week into the Plaza’s most-anticipated weekly standing.

04

We built a brand creators want to belong to

Creators visited specifically to shoot content — drawn by the aesthetic and culinary prestige — generating an estimated 100K+ additional impressions at zero production cost.

05

We created the tagline — and it stuck

“Crafting Mexican Excellence” was originated by Atrium and now appears across all channels, printed menus, event materials, and in-house signage.

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