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Get ready to eat your way around the Philadelphia region while supporting local Latino-owned businesses. Dine Latino Restaurant Week 2026 returns from October 4 through October 10, bringing a week of menu specials, discounts and opportunities to discover restaurants throughout the region.

Presented by the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the annual campaign takes place during Hispanic Heritage Month and encourages diners to connect with and celebrate Latino-owned and operated restaurants.

The promotion will take place during dinner service, with participating restaurants offering various options for takeout, delivery and indoor dining. Diners will have plenty of destinations to choose from, including Tierra Colombiana Restaurant, Bar Bombon, Malbec Argentine Steakhouse, Puyero Venezuelan Flavor, Taqueria Morales, El Merkury, Mamajuana Cafe Philly, Mucho Peru, La Llamita Vegana, Don Hector and more.

There’s another incentive to dine out during the week. Patrons can scan a QR code available at participating restaurants for the chance to win one of four prizes. They include a private immersive cooking experience at a participating restaurant, a catering tray for a family of four from Don Hector Peruvian Restaurant, a $100 gift card to a select restaurant or a bottle of Tenango Rum valued at $60.

Now in its sixth consecutive year, Dine Latino Restaurant Week is designed to highlight the Latino-owned culinary destinations that contribute to the region’s food scene while providing diners with a way to support local businesses.

The event coincides with Hispanic Heritage Month, observed annually from September 15 through October 15. The month recognizes the histories, cultures, traditions and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities across the United States.

Whether you're looking to revisit a favorite spot or discover something new, Dine Latino Restaurant Week 2026 offers an opportunity to explore Latino-owned restaurants while celebrating the people and businesses that help shape the Greater Philadelphia region.

For the full list of participating restaurants and additional information, visit Dine Latino Philadelphia.