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Alma Romero and Marcos Tlacopilco
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Culturally inclusive dishes
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Overhead of the fire at Tequilas Restaurant & Bar. Photo credit: NBC10
Philadelphia
Fire shuts down Tequilas
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'Dembow' is characterized by its Latin flavor. Photo: Instagram Maluma
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Maluma's burger joint
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The Dine Latino initiative was originally launched in March 2020 to help Latino-owned restaurants amid the pandemic. Photo: iStock.
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Dine Latino Restaurant Week
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Chef serving a dish in a restaurant.
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Latino Restaurants Benefit
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La Ingrata is a recently-opened restaurant in Camden that represents the smells and cuisine of Mexico. Photo Courtesy of La Ingrata.
Entrepreneurs
Mexican restaurant in Camden
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El Cielo D.C. made Colombian food for the Michelin gala in Washington. Photo: Juanma El Cielo
Heritage and History
Still Michelin for Colombia
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Boricua Restaurant is one of many Latino-owned restaurants taking part in Dine Latino Restaurant week. Photo courtesy of Boricua Restaurant.
Philadelphia
Dine Latino Restaurant Week
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Mole Poblano opened its doors in July 2012. Photo: Facebook.
Advocacy
Mole Poblano
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Jeronimo opened her unique pizzeria in 2011. Photo: Rosarios Pizza.
Advocacy
Rosario's Pizza
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Plaza Garibaldi has been in South Philly since 2002. Photo courtesy of Plaza Garibaldi
Advocacy
We're Here To Stay
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Photo via Getty Images
Entrepreneurs
Promoting Latino Restaurants
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A Mexican feast at Guelaguetza. Co-owned by Bricia Lopez, Guelaguetza is a restaurant, market, and advocate of Oaxacan cuisine in Koreatown. Photo courtesy of Guelaguetza
Heritage and History
Latin Restaurants in Philly
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Our Chef Series has had an incredible year, visiting 30+ Latino restaurants, bakeries, groceries and ice cream parlours across Philadelphia. Photo: Eli Siegel
Heritage and History
The best of our chefs: 2018