Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month


Three food truck staff members standing at an open service window, smiling and chatting with one another inside a stainless-steel kitchen.

Isidro’s, Seattle

Heritage family recipes from Zacapu, Michoacan. Think mouthwatering quesabirrias, succulent street tacos, and carne asada fries, as well as birria mac & cheese and birria ramen!

 
Two kitchen staff members smiling and talking while cooking grilled meat on a large flat-top grill, with trays of food and shelves of ingredients visible in the background.

International Truck of Tacos, Charlotte

Blanca Gonzalez learned to cook alongside her grandmothers. She honors her ancestors by recreating their recipes alongside the diverse women she employs, many mothers like her.

 
Smiling barista leaning out of a food truck service window, with a menu board, beverage bottles, and a tip jar visible on the counter inside the truck.

Cienfuegos Coffee, Miami

Carina Zatarain is exploring her Cuban American identity. Feeling closest to her culture while enjoying coffee. She is proud to share the social experience of Cuban coffee.

 
Man and woman standing beside a food truck on a city street, smiling and chatting while holding coffee and a pastry, with cups and utensils displayed at the service window.

Nuchas, New York

Ariel Barbouth and his wife Leni grew up in Buenos Aires. Inspired by the beautiful melding of cultures in the city, Ariel created a fusion of flavors—all wrapped in a carefully crafted empanada dough.

 
Two smiling food business owners wearing matching branded caps and puffer vests, standing close together inside their restaurant or food service space.

Paparepas, Seattle

Juan Carrero grew up inVenezuela. Motivated by a desire to share Venezuelan cuisine and the promise of more family time together, Juan and Grecia opened their food truck in 2017, with the help of their children.

 
Four men standing outdoors with arms around each other, smiling and posing together in casual T-shirts and shorts in front of a hedge.

El Guajillo, Houston

Felipe Landaverde was taken with his girlfriend Lizeth’s pombazo recipe, a Mexican sandwich dipped and fried in red guajillo sauce. The two teamed up, launching their food truck sharing the flavors of Morelia, Michoacan.

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