LatinX-owned Restaurants & Businesses
Boston's growing Latinx population has a vibrant community amplified by the Latinx-owned businesses and restaurants in many of our neighborhoods.
Check out our map below of Latinx-owned establishments to explore.
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Taqueria El Carrizal
254 Brighton Avenue
Latinx-owned, Minority-owned, Immigrant-ownedLocated in Allston, Massachusetts, Taqueria Carrizal specializes in authentic Mexican, Guatemalan, and Salvadorian cuisine. Our dishes are prepared using only the finest and freshest ingredients.
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Jugos Cafe
145 Dartmouth Street
Latinx-owned,Minority-ownedJugos Cafe is a go-to stop for health food. Stop by for acai bowls, smoothies, fresh pressed juices, sandwiches, and more!
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Felipe's Mexican Taqueria
21 Brattle Street
Latinx-owned,Minority-ownedSince 2004, Felipe's has been satisfying hungry customers in Harvard Square with delicious Mexican fare. Felipe’s philosophy for good food is simple: ingredients should always be fresh and the recipes authentic.
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Alex Market Inc.
322 Talbot Ave
Latinx-ownedAlex Market Inc. is a LatinX owned market and store located in Dorchester Center. For more information, call (617) 288-5413.
Streamline Antiques & Vintage
1168 Washington Street
Women-owned, LatinX ownedStreamline Antiques & Vintage is a local antiques shop that provides knickknacks and goods for every occasion!
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Noon Mediterranean
95 Summer Street
Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedNoon Mediterranean creates authentic Mediterranean bowls packed with nutrition and flavor. From falafel to pita, this spot is a must for a quick and refreshing meal.
Villa Mexico Cafe
121 Water Street
Certified MWBE, Immigrant-owned, Women-owned, Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedOne of the first authentic Mexican restaurants in Massachusetts with over 25 years in business, Villa Mexico Cafe serves award winning burritos and tacos in Boston.
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La Gran Manzana Restaurant and Bar
22 Central Square
Immigrant-owned, LatinX ownedLa Gran Manzana Restaurant and Bar is a Brazilian restaurant that offers a packed space with fun vibe and decor where people dance to good music that stays at a comfortable volume. For more information, call (617) 418-5728.
Taqueria Jalisco Orient Heights
980 Saratoga St
Latinx-ownedTaqueria Jalisco's new Orient Heights location is popular for Mexican food in a lively atmosphere. For more information, call (617) 418-5121.
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Roundhead Brewing
1 Westinghouse Plaza Building 10
Latinx owned, minority ownedRoundhead is your house for cerveza que reúne — great beer that brings people together in Massachusetts’s first Latino-owned brewery. Enjoy a Roundhead brew while you catch up with friends, play skee-ball or ping pong with the family, and share Latin-inspired food from the Roundhead Pizza Kitchen. ¡Ven a Hyde Park y encuentran la mejor cervecería de Boston!
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Alex's Chimis
358 Centre St
Latinx-ownedAlex's Chimis is a popular local spot offering authentic Dominican food to-go.
Home Basix
325 Centre Street
Minority-owned ,Latinx-owned ,Immigrant-ownedLocated in the Latin Quarter of Jamaica Plain, Home Basix is a home goods store with For more information, call (617) 983-9990.
JPizle
536 Centre St
Latinx-ownedJPizle is a neighborhood and community diner that serves breakfast, burgers, coffee, and hosts a cocktail bar.
JUICYGREENS
61 South Street
Women-owned, Latinx-owned, Minority-owned, Immigrant-ownedA popular health food spot in Jamaica Plain, JUICYGREENS serves cold pressed juices, smoothies, wellness bowls, arepas, and more!
Monumental Market
36 South Street
Immigrant-owned, Women-owned, Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedMonumental Market is Jamaica Plain's only nut-free bakery, cafe, and record store, awarded the Best of Boston in 2021.
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Bitez
914 Morton Street
Latinx owned, minority ownedEmbark on a culinary journey that merges the flavors of different cultures with Bitez - where every dish is a fusion of carefully selected ingredients and perfected recipes.
Marabou Cafe
1592 Blue Hill Avenue
Latinx owned, minority owned, women ownedMarabou Café offers delicious entrées with health conscience products & ingredients. The menu includes dishes born out of African, Caribbean and French influences.
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Fort Hill Bar and Grill
2805 Washington St
Latinx owned, minority ownedA Roxbury staple with Dominican roots and a warm neighborhood vibe — swing by Fort Hill for a relaxed meal, a friendly bar scene, and nights that feel like a small celebration.
Merengue Restaurant
160 Blue Hill Restaurant
Minority-owned, Latinx-owned, Immigrant-owned, Women-ownedRecognized by many Boston magazines, articles, and a Best of Boston awarded restaurant, Merengue Restaurant serves carefully curated flavors to inspire the essence of Dominican cuisine.
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Dona Habana Restaurant
811 Massachusetts Ave
Immigrant-owned, Women-owned, Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedDona Habana is a Cuban lounge and bar named after a mystical character in Cuban Santeria. Influenced by European, African, Chinese, and continental North American cultures, this lounge serves blended features of all these cuisines into one.
Jugos Supremo
502 Massachusetts Ave
Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedAn extension of the Jugos health food chain in Boston, Jugos Supremo is the South End location serving fresh pressed juices, health shots, batidos, empanadas, and more.
Vejigantes Restaurant
57 W Dedham St
Immigrant-owned, Women-owned, Latinx-owned, Minority-ownedVejigantes Restaurant is a South End restaurant that welcomes you with island-inspired colors, warm hospitality, and bold Puerto Rican flavors.
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Recreo Coffee
1876 Centre St
Latinx ownedWith coffee from Recreo's family farm in Jinotega, Nicaragua, consistently wonderful coffee is delivered directly from farm to cup!
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Tex Mex Eats
Latinx-owned,Women-owned,Minority-owned
Order online catering from Tex Mex Eats, serving Boston's best tamales and Texaschusetts flavors with locally sourced ingredients from Massachusetts.
FAQs
What is the Latin Quarter?
The Latin Quarter is a cultural district located in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood. Its community is rooted in the LatinX population that has called it home for decades.
Where can I find more LatinX-owned businesses and restaurants in Boston?
LatinX owned business and restaurants can be found around the Greater Boston area! Predominantly Latin communities in Boston include neighborhoods like Jamaica Plain, East Boston, and the South End.
Are there vegan/vegetarian friendly restaurants in Boston?
Yes! Many Latinx restaurants have vegan and/or vegetarian options on their menus. Select restaurants also offer dairy-free cheese options.
What are the different kinds of Latinx cuisines?
There is a variety of Latinx cuisines around the Boston area! From Mexican enchiladas and Salvadoran papusas to Argentine empanadas and Brazilian steakhouses, browse through our plethora of foods.
How can I best support LatinX-owned businesses and restaurants?
Support for Latinx-owned businesses can extend past Hispanic Heritage month into the year! Being consistent with visits and leaving positive reviews to keep business booming is also greatly encouraged.
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