Guide des magasins et boutiques tenus par des Latino-Américains dans l'agglomération de Philadelphie

This coffee brand is a multigenerational Puerto Rican family operation with roots that date back 40 years, when Obel Hernandez Senior worked at Maxwell House. He then brought his institutional knowledge to Philly in 2013, opening Bean2Bean coffee roastery in Port Richmond with his sons, Obel Junior and Gabriel.

The owners have since expanded their Philly footprint with a full daytime cafe and event space inside Billy Penn Studios in Olde Kensington, in addition to being on retail shelves and restaurant menus around the city. Grab a bag of locally inspired beans or try seasonal specials like sweet plantain lattes at the cafe.

Casa Vida specializes in bespoke items for the home, body and mind. Colombian shop owner and jewelry maker Linda Smyth (also of We Who Prey in New York) encourages conscious shopping and personalized style creations with textile designs, clothing, jewelry, artwork, apothecary and more.

Casa Vida also hosts ongoing events and artist curations featuring vintage treasures and new indie designers.

Vous entendrez peut-être de la musique en bas de la rue avant même d'apercevoir la devanture murale de l'avenue Lehigh, grâce aux haut-parleurs extérieurs qui diffusent divers genres de musique latine.

Faites un pas à l'intérieur Centre musical, Une institution depuis près de 70 ans, et découvrez une pléthore d'instruments (pour la musique latine et au-delà), ainsi que des disques et des CD, des cadeaux, des nouveautés et des articles spécialisés, dont beaucoup proviennent de Porto Rico.

Si vous avez de la chance, vous pourrez assister à une performance exceptionnelle en magasin ou à un concert improvisé.

Don’t be fooled: This uber-colorful Italian Market boutique isn’t a chocolate shop. It’s a destination for exploring Mexican culture through its traditional arts and crafts.

A l'intérieur ChocoArte is an impressive array of handcrafted items from Mexico, including pottery, masks, decorations, textiles and statement attire in every color imaginable — plus a ton of items for your Día de Los Muertos altar.

Le propriétaire Louis Quiles apporte une touche de son héritage portoricain et américain à travers le café, les vêtements et les baskets vendus dans sa boutique Fishtown., Encanto Kicks & Café — and as the Encanto Coffee Co. cart inside the North Philly auto shop, Detailing World Philly.

The vibrant and colorful shop has a curated inventory of high-end sneaker releases and apparel brands and regularly hosts events with artists and musicians.

Born in Ecuador, Mike Andino started performing salsa in 2001 and, in 2004, became a founding member of Art in Motion Latin Dancers.

For 20 years, Andino has a donné des cours privés et collectifs en salsa, cha-cha-cha, mambo et bachata. En dehors de la Fishtown studio, Estilo Dance Studio hosts all-level group dance classes at Bok Bar, Brasil’s Nightclub, Triple Bottle Brewing, Liberty Point and other venues.

There’s no such thing as too hot for spicy fans of Kensington’s FAIYA entreprise de sauce piquante.

Founded by Radhi and Mónica Fernández as a pandemic project, FAIYA’s organic small-batch hot sauces feature seasonal ingredients and traditional flavors (“Sweet Summer Heat” features lime, pineapple and jalapeño), plus special collaborations like “La Parchita” with Amy’s Pastelillos of Fishtown.

Pour en savoir plus sur Fernandez saison 3, épisode 19 de notre Podcast Love + Grit.

Un centre d'art communautaire profondément enraciné qui vise à promouvoir la culture portoricaine et les arts latinos, Taller Puertorriqueño propose des programmes d'éducation artistique, des rencontres avec des auteurs et des expositions d'art dans son espace muséal de West Kensington.

Inside Taller est Librairie Julia de Burgos — the only Spanish/English bilingual specialty bookshop in Philadelphia — which specializes in works by Latino authors and books about Latin America and social justice.

The shop also sells art and gifts (jewelry, tote bags, candles) handcrafted by Latino artists and artisans, with plenty of local representation.

Fondée en 2012 par Gabriela Sanchez et Erlina Ortiz, alors étudiantes à l'Université Temple, Théâtre Power Street est devenu un collectif vital d'artistes multidisciplinaires et d'activistes au service de la communauté latino de Philadelphie.

This mission-minded group aims to create meaningful change and to preserve cultural storytelling through accessible live theater shows, professional-led classes and workshops, open mics, and reading series around the city.

Des billets pour les spectacles et les festivals ainsi qu'une ligne de produits dérivés sont disponibles en ligne.

Project Capoeira started in 2001 and celebrates the culture and traditions of Brazil. Led by Afro-Brazilian social educator Adenilson Dos Santos, the organization serves 15,000 individuals annually with toute l'année, des spectacles, des ateliers et des cours de capoeira ASCAB pour tous les âges. Pensez à la samba, au forró, au pagode, à la capoeira et à la samba-reggae.

The project’s Journée brésilienne à Philadelphie, an annual festival inclusive of flag ceremony, martial arts, music, dance and acrobatic performances, is the largest Brazilian cultural celebration in Pennsylvania.

One of Philly’s largest game cafes occupies a three-story location on Rue du Sud with plenty of family-friendly fun.

The fantasy-style tavern features two dedicated bars, outdoor seating, a massive board game library with 2,000-plus titles, a retro video game arcade and expansive youth programs. Weekly events and game nights draw in crowds, but there are also games for sale en ligne and on-site (including The Shoppe next door, open Thursday through Sunday).

Stay tuned for a sci-fi-themed second location en Fairmount.

For Honduran event florist Rosa Flores, flowers are more than just decoration: They are a way to celebrate joyful moments and honor family traditions. In addition to deliveries and floral design services for events, her namesake business, launched in 2022, operates as a mobile floral studio called Poppy.

Through events, pop-ups and hands-on floral workshops, attendees learn the techniques, materials and styles to create their own arrangements — and continue practicing on their own.

While Flores is best known for quinceañeras and other special occasions, she loves transforming ordinary spaces into memorable experiences that tell a story and reflect each client’s personality and culture.

Since 2011, Dominican wellness entrepreneur Cristina Espaillat has run her NoLibs yoga, dance and Pilates studio with all-levels classes.

Espaillat brings her experience as a trained dancer (she was a faculty member at Ballet de Philadelphie) to wellness and fitness, teaching other women and moms-to-be restorative practices across yoga, ballet and Pilates.

Private and group classes range from gentle pre-natal support movements to advanced ballet sequences and challenging sculpt sessions that result in a full-body and mind workout.

Basé à Penn's Landing, Mer Philly - un bateau de pique-nique privé proposant des excursions intimes sur le fleuve Delaware - est dirigé par une petite équipe de femmes latines.

Experiences include multi-hour luxury charters (for up to six people), private dock events, hospitality collaborations and specialty cruises on boats originally built in the ’50s and ’60s.

The Argonaut, founder Georgette Luna’s 1961 27-foot-long mahogany picnic boat, was named Philadelphia magazine’s le meilleur endroit pour poser la question for good reason: It’s easily one of the most romantic settings, especially at sunset.

Wilde & Lovely is a thrifted apparel and accessories shop founded by Liana Vazquez-Calabrese (a Philly native) and Christian Calabrese, a husband-and-wife duo of Indigenous, Puerto Rican and Colombian heritage.

Christian specializes in headpieces like caps and hats, many of which are inspired by Latin American horsemen, while Liana’s background is in art and florals — with all their custom designs rooted in sustainability.

In addition to their boutique en ligne, the Calabreses host in-person pop-up markets that fuse projets communautaires with art, nature and culture.

Cette boucherie et épicerie appartenant à des Brésiliens a plusieurs sites dans North Philly.

Les consommateurs locaux viennent ici pour la variété de produits frais, d'articles de garde-manger, de postres et de plats préparés représentatifs du Brésil, de la République dominicaine, de la Colombie et d'autres cuisines d'Amérique du Sud.

Other popular offerings include hot meals and dishes from the grill like empanadas y pastelillos, steak sandwiches, and rice and beans.

Ce magasin familial de glaces mexicaines sur la 12e rue sud est un rêve de gourmandise.

Paletas, handmade ice cream, milkshakes, fresh fruit plates (like chopped mango topped with chamoy and tajín), quintessential snacks (like elote), and juices (like tamarind shaved ice) are just a sliver of the options here.

Bonus: Many items are vegan-friendly.

Cette entreprise père-fille a débuté par la fabrication de paletas et s'est transformée en une marque de glace artisanale disponible en ligne et dans les supermarchés locaux.

Helados Chupi Chupi’s all-natural frozen treats feature flavors inspired by Caribbean and Latin American traditions — and are also available for catering or as a mobile ice cream bicycle and popsicle cart. Its newest addition: A specialty coffee cart called Chupi Coffee.

Dans une ville remplie de marchés de quartier et de petites épiceries, l'une des plus appréciées pour les produits et ingrédients latino-américains est celle de South Philly. Supermarché J&J.

L'épicerie, parfaitement approvisionnée, propose des milliers de produits culturels de base, des produits frais et des importations difficiles à trouver (comme le bacalao et le salchichon) en provenance du Mexique, de Colombie, de Porto Rico et de la République dominicaine, pays d'origine du propriétaire Juan Carlos Romano, ainsi qu'un généreux bar à plats chauds.

Romano fournit personnellement ses produits préférés (comme les biscuits Taino et les galletitas de leche) et se réjouit de la diversité de sa clientèle, qui reflète le riche mélange du quartier.

The Lucci family from Argentina is passionate about making healthy and delicious vegan and gluten-free food accessible.

The vegan grocer, bistro and deli has plusieurs points de vente à Philadelphie — y compris Reading Terminal Market — offering fresh, frozen and microwavable prepared meals and pantry ingredients alongside an array of vegan and gluten-free sandwiches, soups and pastries.

Certains établissements proposent également le petit-déjeuner (servi toute la journée), le déjeuner et le dîner à emporter, en livraison ou en restauration.

Fishtown husband-and-wife team Nicholas Ducos and Francesca Galarus founded Mural City Cellars to celebrate regional wine (sourcing grapes from roughly 300 miles around Philly) through an accessible, inclusive, and fun neighborhood wine bar.

Highlights include primé Pet-Nat Blanc, Pet-Nat Rosé and hybrid varietals available by the glass, bottle or wine club membership. Beyond the living room-style tasting room and bottle shop, there’s a family-friendly wine garden across the street where kids and pets are welcome, and a rotating lineup of local vendors and entertainers keeps the space lively.

Plus d'informations sur saison 2, épisode 18 de notre Podcast Love + Grit.

Tenango was launched in 2023 by El Merkury’s Sofia Deleon, who was inspired by her great-grandmother’s story of making Guatemalan moonshine with sugarcane 100 years ago.

Through bartender collaborations and cocktail specials at bars and restaurants around the city, Deleon is on a mission to educate Americans on high-quality, premium Guatemalan rum.

Prendre une bouteille at Fine Wine & Good Spirits throughout Greater Philadelphia, or order a Tenango rum cocktail at your favorite bar.

De Les pastelillos d'Amy (nommé Esquire’s favorite Puerto Rican spot) to multigenerational Rittenhouse Square institution Tequilas Casa Mexicana, there are scores of incredible spots in Philly for dinner, drinks and dessert.

For more, check out our roundup of more than 40 des meilleurs restaurants Philly appartenant à des Latino-américains.