The Coronavirus pandemic has brought many changes to our community. One of them being restaurant-owners having to cope with empty eating rooms in their venues.
At least for now they are able to stay open as long as they are able to offer delivery, take-out, or a drive thru for their customers.
PRESENTE is inviting our readers to support their favorite Latino restaurant today. If you need some ideas we are sharing a list of some venues that, as of today, are offering take-out and delivery.
Alternatively, you can consider buying gift cards for future use. Everything counts. What matters is showing support for the restaurant owners in our comunidad.
This article was published on March 19, 2020 and Coronavirus preparedness measures are changing often. Check with the restaurant before you head there to make sure they are still open and offering delivery/take-out. If you want to add your restaurant to this list, send a message with your business details to admin@presentepgh.com.
 Chicken Latino 155 21 St. Strip District 412-246-0974 www.chickenlatino.net  El Patrón Mexican Restaurant 100 Wayland Smith Dr. Uniontown, PA 15401 724-437-7300  Casa Brasil 5904 Bryant St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 404-7573 casa-brasil.com |  California Taco Shop 890 Butler Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15223 (412) 408-3502  Mi Empanada 4034 Butler St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412-685-5474 https://www.miempanada.com/online-ordering  La Palapa Mexican Restaurant 2224 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203 (412) 586-7015 |
HOLA AMIGOS! Share your comments and ideas with us at admin@presentepgh.com.
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