The 7th Annual Latin Restaurants Week returns in Houston from July 11 – July 25, 2025. During the two-week span, Houstonians can enjoy a diversity of incredible Latin cuisine from elevated restaurants, food trucks, and neighborhood mom-and-pop shops, coffee houses, and more.
Established in 2019, Latin Restaurants Week is a national initiative that spotlights local chefs, family traditions, and cuisine-oriented entrepreneurs.
In Houston, Latin Restaurants Week takes place between July 11 and July 25, featuring a growing list of 25 local restaurants, family-owned businesses, cocktail bars, and more. Here, Houstonians can delight in everything from street tacos to boutique sweets, wagyu steak, arepas, and more – all at special, once-a-year deals!
“Our mission is to make Latin and Hispanic culinary businesses visible, viable, and celebrated,” said Karinn Chavarria-Luckett, co-founder of Latin Restaurant Weeks. “In a city like Houston, where Latin culture is woven into the fabric of everyday life, it’s powerful to see these chefs, restaurateurs, and entrepreneurs get the spotlight they deserve. We’re not just showcasing food– we’re uplifting legacies, stories, and dreams.”
The running list of participating restaurants for Latin Restaurants Week in Houston 2025 include the following:
- Hugo’s
- The Lymbar
- Xochi
- Caracol
- La Calle Tacos
- Late August
- Churrasco’s
- Comfort Foodies
- Mamajuana Café
- El Meson
- Los Ranchitos Restaurant
- Luliet
- La Pupusa Loca
- Sweets by Belen
- Tacos Flores
- Space City Birria
- Aye Candy
- Botonica
- Cafetales Specialty Coffee
- Cranky Carrot Juice Co.
- Gaspachos Food Truck
- Gaspachos Mexican Bites
- Healthy Start Nutrition
- Maxi Arepa
- OSO Coffee Co.
“Latin Restaurant Weeks brings new energy into our dining room every year,” said Chef Pedro Angel Garcia, owner of El Meson, in a press release.
“It’s not just about the food– it’s about being seen, valued, and celebrated. Being part of this movement reminds us that what we do matters, that our heritage has a place at the table. It’s a beautiful thing to see the community show up for Latin culture with such heart.”
For more information on Latin Restaurants Week and participating restaurants, see its website here.