To celebrate Hispanic and Latine Heritage, we asked our colleagues at NESN what their favorite Hispanic/Latine owned restaurant is.
Alex Chimis
NESN Colleague Says: “Small hidden jewel and food is delicious and they are fast”
358 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain
Vejigantes Restaurant
NESN Colleague Says: “It’s a great, authentic Puerto Rican restaurant in South Boston! Great food and drinks, and if you go on a Friday or Saturday night they have live music too.”
57 W Dedham St, Boston, MA 02118
El Vaquero
NESN Colleague Says: “Family owned Mexican restaurant with great service and food. Especially the Birria tacos.”
478 High St, Medford, MA 02155
Tambo 22
NESN Colleague Says: “It is a modern take on classic Peruvian food and is also named one Boston’s top 50 restaurants! Chef Duarte was born in Peru and brought Peruvian cuisine to Chelsea.”
22 Adams St, Chelsea, MA 02150
Dona Habana
NESN Colleague Says: “Being from Miami and having Hispanic children this place reminds me of home! The people/’owners are great, and the food is authentic and delicioso!”
Photo credit to Dona Habana
811 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA
Cafe Azteca
NESN Colleague Says: “They’re the best! The food is authentic and delicious Mexican. They have art by local Hispanic/Latine artists for sale decorating the walls and they have a little library with Hispanic/Latine-centric books as well.”
275 Essex St, Lawrence, MA 01840
Qué Mas
Qué Mas is Beverly’s newest spot that serves Latin cuisine and other influences all around the world.
114 Rantoul Street Beverly, MA 01915
