Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Via These Local Businesses

Local businesses to support in Raleigh and Wake County for National Hispanic Heritage Month—and beyond

National Hispanic Heritage Month returns Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, and to celebrate, we want to ensure our local Hispanic-owned businesses get the love they deserve—not just this month, but all year long. Here, some local Hispanic-owned shops, restaurants and other businesses to support.

FOOD & BEV

Alpaca Chicken
Multiple locations

Arepa Culture
6274 Glenwood Ave., Ste. 100

Berto’s Chimis
Food truck, rotating locations

Centro
106 S. Wilmington St.

Che Empanadas
500 E. Davie St.

Chilango Tacos Bar & Grill
2253 New Hope Church Road

Cortez
413 Glenwood Ave.

El Chapin
109 Capcom Ave., Ste. 11, Wake Forest

Empanadas RD
Food truck, rotating locations

Escazu Chocolates
936 N. Blount St.

Five Star Coffee Roasters
108 Thomas Mill Road, Ste. 101, Holly Springs

Geluna Gelato
111 E. Chatham St., Cary

Photo courtesy of Gringo A Go Go

Gringo A Go Go
100 N. Person St.

Gonza Tacos y Tequila
2100 Hillsborough St., Ste. 110
7713 Lead Mine Road, Ste. 39
525 New Waverly Place, Ste. 105, Cary
1849 S. Main St., Wake Forest

Gym Tacos
3701 Hillsborough St.
220 E. Six Forks Road
411 W. Morgan St.

Hollywood Taco Shop
1711 Walnut St., Cary

Jose and Sons
4112 Pleasant Valley Road

La Horchateria
2261 New Hope Church Road

Las Gringas
Food truck, rotating locations

The Latin Effect
Food truck, rotating locations

Lechon Latin BBQ
5959 Triangle Town Blvd., Ste. 2121

Makus Empanadas
411 W. Morgan St.

Mama’s Salsa
Multiple locations

Mera Brothers Oysters
Multiple locations

MexiArepa Grill
Food truck, rotating locations

Mr. Puebla Tacos
Food truck, rotating locations