Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated annually from September 15th to October 15th, pays homage to the rich history and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities in the United States. In the city that never sleeps, where cultures converge and inspire, the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month takes on a unique flavor. By hopping on board the NYC Ferry, we’ll embark on a journey that promises not only breathtaking views of the city’s iconic skyline but also a taste of the rich Hispanic culture that has woven itself into the fabric of New York City.

Taqueria Tlaxcalli
Soundview Landing

Taqueria Tlaxcalli is a hidden gem serving up authentic Mexican flavors that transport you straight to the heart of Mexico City. From their mouthwatering tacos to their flavorful tamales, this family-owned restaurant captures the essence of Mexican street food, making it a must-visit spot during your NYC Ferry adventure.

 

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delicioso coco helado
Soundview Landing

Cool down near with a refreshing stop at delicioso coco helado. This spot is where ices cart owners get their ices to sell, but you can get yours straight from the source at their storefront. Deliciosso coco helado specializes in frozen treats that capture the essence of tropical paradise.

 

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Frescos Grand Cantina
Astoria Landing

Experience a taste of Mexico’s culinary diversity at Frescos Grand Cantina, conveniently located at the Astoria Landing. From street-style tacos to hearty enchiladas, their menu bursts with flavor, providing a delightful journey through the varied regions of Mexican cuisine.

 

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La Sirena
Stuyvesant Cove Landing

La Sirena is a vibrant boutique that brings a touch of Mexican folk art to the heart of New York City. Explore an array of handcrafted treasures, from colorful textiles to intricate pottery, and discover the beauty of Mexican artistry.

 

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Anima Mundi Herbs
Greenpoint Landing

Anima Mundi Herbs is a unique herbal apothecary that offers a range of organic, ethically sourced herbs and botanical remedies. Step inside and learn about the ancient healing traditions of Latin America while you explore their selection of herbal teas, tinctures, and wellness products by Costa Rican herbalist Adriana Ayales.

 

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Elisa’s Love Bites
Stuyvesant Cove Landing

Treat your sweet tooth nearby the Stuyvesant Cove Landing by visiting Elisa’s Love Bites. This bakery infuses a touch of love into every dessert they create. From mouthwatering pastries to decadent cakes, you’ll find an array of sweet delights inspired by Latin American flavors. We love the gluten free options, like the cake pictured below!

 

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Devoción
DUMBO Landing

Coffee lovers, rejoice! DUMBO is home to Devoción, a coffee shop that takes pride in sourcing the finest beans directly from Colombia. Sip on expertly crafted brews while experiencing the rich coffee culture that originates from this vibrant South American nation.

 

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homecoming
Greenpoint Landing

Check out homecoming, a cozy and charming shop that celebrates culture through its curated selection of artisanal goods, including handmade crafts, jewelry, and home decor. Each item tells a story of heritage and tradition, making it a perfect stop for those seeking unique souvenirs.

 

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