Hispanic & Latino Businesses in Reno Tahoe

One of the best ways to support Reno’s growing Hispanic and Latino population is to experience the culture and community through authentic cuisine, and personal connections and experiences. Wells Avenue is a thriving business district that many Hispanic and Latino businesses call home. From Wells Avenue to downtown Reno and beyond, show your love and support to some of these local businesses.

Anna’s Taqueria

Anna’s Taqueria on Wonder Street serves a menu of tacos and other specialties packed with delicious and authentic flavors, with vegetarian options included. Choose the “all-you-can eat” tacos option or a special combination dish and pair it with your favorite Mexican beer or michelada. In the warmer months, their outdoor patio seating is perfect on a sunny day.

Antojitos Colibri

Antojitos Colibri is one of many Hispanic and Latino businesses that call Wells Avenue home. Antojitos Colibri is a family-owned ice cream shop that features aguas frescas (all-natural fruit drinks) and Mexican fruit snacks on their menu. Mix and match your favorite flavors and hydrate with their authentic and fresh beverages.

Mandala Massage Supply and Apothecary

Located on Vassar Street is a local and woman-owned aroma and apothecary shop, Mandala Massage Supply and Apothecary. Shop for self-care and wellness products like pure essential oils, therapeutic aromatherapy, fresh bath and body and natural skincare products.

A La Parrilla Latin Food

A tribute to Latin American food and culture, A La Parrilla Latin Food brings the flavors of Latin America street food with a modern twist to Reno, from Colombian empanadas to Mexican tacos and Guatemalan churrasquitos. This food truck prepares cuisine from four different countries: Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala and Cuba. Follow them on Facebook to find their location!

Panaderia Las Palomas

Panaderia Las Palomas is a counter-serve eatery on Wells Avenue offering traditional Mexican dishes and baked goods. Choose from a variety of popular items such as pan dulce and tres leches cakes, carne asada tacos and tamales.

Café Con Papi

One of the newest coffee spots to open this year, Café Con Papi on 6th Street offers an open space bursting with colorful murals that nod to its Mexican roots. Choose from their specialty lattes like the Café Con Agave, a sweet, honey-flavored latte made with agave nectar, or spice up your caffeine intake with Café De Olla or Papi Mocha, both offering warm and cozy vibes with its cinnamon and nutmeg flavor. Pair your beverage of choice with a selection of sweet pastries sourced from local bakeries, including Panaderia Las Palomas, such as pineapple empanadas or pan dulce.