This Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs Sept. 15-Oct. 15, stop by Clark-Fulton, Cleveland’s densest Latino neighborhood: aka, La Villa Hispana. An entry point to the neighborhood is, of course, through its range of restaurants which showcase every flavor of Hispanic cuisine. "There’s so much more diversity in the Latino cuisine in Cleveland, and I don’t think these business owners get enough credit," says Jenice Contreras, the executive director of the Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development. "We have Dominican. We have Mexican. We have Salvadoran. We have Guatemalan. We have a lot more than just the traditional Puerto Rican or Mexican, which I feel are mostly recognized by Main Street America.” 🔗 Read more at the link in bio. 🖊/📸 nickoloffoff #hispanicheritagemonth #cleveland #lavillahispana #lavillahispanacleveland #clarkfulton #clevelandfood #clevelanddining #cuisine neohced