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Just a Heads Up, Philly: September 26, 2026

Here’s a summary of the article celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting local businesses in Philadelphia:

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

This weekend on FYI Philly, local makers share their creativity and cultural passion through various offerings:

  1. El Primo Produce & Restaurant: Located in Norristown, this family-run establishment is a one-stop shop that combines a grocery store, restaurant, bakery, butcher, juice bar, and novelty gifts. Brothers Danny and Eli Ceron focus on authenticity, with imported decor and a growing business that now includes multiple hospitality ventures.

  2. Burrito Feliz: After starting as a food truck in South Philly, the owners have now opened a brick-and-mortar location in West Philly. Their menu features authentic Mexican dishes, including birria tacos and homemade flan.

  3. La Isla: This family-owned restaurant in Wildwood offers Puerto Rican flavors inspired by traditional recipes. The vibrant decor and welcoming atmosphere aim to recreate the island vibe.

  4. Amá: Situated in Fishtown, Amá offers a refined Mexican dining experience. Chef Frankie Ramirez’s creations have earned the restaurant national acclaim, highlighted by one of their dishes being recognized by Bon Appétit.

  5. Ceciliass Café: Located in South Philly, this café combines Latino roots with local flavors, featuring unique coffee offerings and a menu inspired by the owner’s mother.

  6. Tenangos Philly: Tania Leon Lucas creates traditional Mexican embroideries that are not only beautiful but also rooted in her heritage. These pieces are sold online and at local markets.

  7. Rosy’s Floral Design: Rosy Cortes, an immigrant from Puebla, has turned her passion for flowers into a business at Captain Andy’s Market in Wyndmoor, with plans to open her own shop.

  8. Catmosphere: A unique café and cat sanctuary in Collingswood where visitors can relax in a peaceful environment surrounded by adoptable cats.

Upcoming Event

  • “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors”: Runs October 6 – 25, 2026, at Bristol Riverside Theatre. A humorous take on the classic story.

These highlights reflect the vibrant Hispanic community’s integral contributions to Philadelphia’s cultural landscape.

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