Latino-Owned Archives

Where to find Pan de Muerto in Seattle

Pan de Muerto season has arrived. This traditional “Bread of the Dead” is baked in celebration of Día de Muertos, a time to honor loved ones who’ve passed. It’s lightly sweet, often flavored with orange zest or anise, and usually topped with bone-shaped dough pieces symbolizing the cycle of life and death… a reminder that remembrance can...

Latinx/Hispanic-Owned Brunch Spots in Seattle

Brunch, but make it *intentional*. We’re still in the midst of Hispanic Heritage Month (thru Oct. 15), but these breakfast & brunch spots hit allllll year long. Here are some of our favorite Latinx/Hispanic-owned spots around Seattle. Who did we miss? 🥑 La Chingona Taqueria (W Seattle) – Street tacos worth waking up for. 🌶️...

Business Spotlight: Un Bien

Seattle is full of local restaurants that bring unique flavors and community vibes to the city, and Un Bien is a standout. This Caribbean-inspired sandwich shop, run by brothers Julian and Lucas Lorenzo, serves bold, flavorful sandwiches that honor the tastes of the Caribbean while keeping the local community at heart. With three Seattle locations...

Queer + Latinx-Owned Business in Seattle

This one’s for the joyfully intersectional. Latinx. Queer. Creative. These incredible businesses are redefining what it means to serve up food, flavor, and fierce community love across the Seattle area. 🌽 Frelard Tamales & El Sueñito Brewing (Fremont + Bellingham) Osbaldo and Dennis are the duo behind these powerhouse spots. Tamales...

Business Spotlight: Cocoa Legato

If you love chocolate and music, Cocoa Legato in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood is a must-visit. Aaron Lindstrom, a lifelong musician and chocolate maker, has created a space where the two passions come together beautifully. Bean-to-bar chocolate crafted from scratch, vegan pastries, Café Vita coffee, and live music performances make every visit...

Latinx-Owned Bakeries in Seattle

What pairs better with your cafecito than something fresh from a bakery? This Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating the bakers who infuse community into every bite: ✨ Askatu Bakery (Belltown) – allergen-free & vegan sweets by Estela Martinez ✨ Cafecito Mexican Bakery (Redmond) – authentic pan dulce honoring the tradition...

Business Spotlight: Café Dulzura

Step inside Café Dulzura in Burien, and you’ll feel like you’ve been invited into Maria Cid’s home. With colorful art on the walls, mugs that transport you straight to Mexico, and the smell of tamales and fresh coffee in the air, it’s more than just a café, it’s a celebration of culture, community, and corazón. This interview has...

Latinx / Hispanic Heritage Month Artist Spotlight: Nathaly Lerma

In celebration of Latinx / Hispanic Heritage Month, we honored to feature original artwork by our guest artist, Nathaly Lerma of Flor de Cactus Studio. Nathaly's work reflects a deep connection to memory, heritage, and tradition, weaving together personal and collective histories through the...