Hispanic Heritage Month, observed nationwide from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, is being recognized in Ewing Township with an official council resolution and celebration.
The celebration is also a chance to spotlight the township’s cultural and culinary contributions, particularly the restaurants that reflect Hispanic heritage and attract visitors from across the region.
Township officials noted that Hispanic heritage has shaped the country through advocacy, public service, music, food and the arts.
In Ewing, the month will highlight the township’s restaurant scene, which continues to thrive with diverse flavors and family-owned businesses.
“As we honor Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re also spotlighting the incredible flavors and traditions that enrich our community,” township officials said in the announcement.
Residents are encouraged to support local Hispanic-owned businesses, with township leaders pointing to several popular eateries
They include El Mexicano on Parkway Avenue, Mi Quetzal Restaurant on Pennington Road, Crepes and Churros de France in Campus Town, and Mexican Mariachi Grill, which has two Ewing locations.
Other favorites include D and A Market and Deli on Calhoun Street, Deli-Licious Cafe on Scotch Road, El Charro on Pennington Road, Pork Chops BBQ on N. Olden Ave., and Patricia’s Restaurant #2 on N. Olden Ave..
Officials encouraged residents to discover new restaurants or revisit old favorites as part of the celebration.
