Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from September 15th to October 15th every year, and every year the nation honors the rich heritage of the countries and islands that make up the vast Latinx community. But at Hoboken Girl, we choose to celebrate the community every day, all year round, which is why in addition to the articles we wrote in tribute to the month, we have also re-shared some of our other articles that were published throughout the year. From local Latin restaurants to non-profits to books to small businesses and life stories, below is a look at our recap of Latinx-focused articles to finish this 2020’s Hispanic Heritage Month on a positive note. And while this is a month dedicated to highlighting the amazing accomplishments of local Latinx residents and business owners, make sure to support these businesses all year round. Here are the stories:
6 Delicious Colombian Restaurants on Bergenline Avenue
9 Latinx-Authored Books to Read ASAP
10 Ways to Up Your Taco Tuesday Game at Home
Angel Azul Bakery: A Delicious Colombian + Ecuadorian Cafe Nestled in Jersey City Heights
All About Find & Revive: Vintage Fashion in Jersey City
A Guide to Tacos in Hoboken + Jersey City
All About Salsa Fever On2: A Dance Academy in Jersey City
A Look Inside the Secaucus Doll + Teddy Bear Hospital
Read More: A List of Black-Owned Businesses to Support in Hoboken + Jersey City
Cocina Candela: Authentic Puerto Rican Food in Montclair
Dos Amigos: Delicious, No-Frills Food in West New York
Empanada Cafe in Hoboken: Delivering Savory Treats to Your Home
Hard Grove: Flavorful, Authentic Cuban Food in Jersey City
How Hoboken’s HoLa Dual Language Charter School is Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Iberia Tavern & Restaurant: Authentic Portuguese + Spanish Food in Newark
Jen Prado of KLADO – House of Brigadeiros in Jersey City Talks About Life, Love, + Food
La Pola: The Best Cuban Sandwich in West New York
Las Chicas: A Uruguayan Bakery in the Heart of Hudson County
Latinx Nonprofits to Support in Northern New Jersey
Latinx-Owned Businesses to Support in Hoboken + Jersey City
Meet Maria ‘Peggy’ Diaz: The First Latina Firefighter in Hoboken
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Must-Try Latin Restaurants in Hoboken + Jersey City
Nellie Moyeno: A Q+A With This Longtime Hoboken Resident
Rumba Cubana in Jersey City: A Taste of Cuba in Hamilton Park
Sabor a Maiz: Authentic Venezuelan Food in Jersey City Heights
The Co. Opens in Hoboken: Providing Mindful Solutions for The Mind, Body, + Home
The Franklin: A BYOB Italian Brunch + Dinner Spot in Jersey City Heights
The Legacy of Tom Oliveri, a Hoboken Latino Activist, Through His Daughter’s Eyes
Where to Get Caribbean Food in Jersey City + Hoboken
