@visit.philly: A little bit of Puerto Rico can be found in Philly. Pay one of these Puerto Rican-owned businesses a visit this week. We know we probably missed some, so keep the recommendations going in the comments! ##visitphilly##philly##phillytiktok##thingstodoinphilly##puertoricotiktok

Angel🇵🇷PhillyRican :

1st 🇵🇷 neighborhood in Philly was Spring Garden area like 18th and Wallace circa '50s gentrified 00s

Queenkittn :

should be a series.....visit each.

crazyredhead :

I know 5th at when I see it

KalianieV :

porkys not being on this list is crazy

Joshua Astacio Photography :

Porky's point not being on here is crazy

Black Elvis :

Ummm no mention of Porky’s?

Caroline :

amys is so good and they're such nice people too

AtlantisSmokes :

where's Freddy's and tonys

GMMONEY267 :

ANYWHERE in Norf 💯 no explanations needed

Alexander Rodriguez :

Aspira Inc

Adam :

Philly is filled with culture hispanics, blacks,irish jews, italians, the city has a lot of culture and love it.

Alyssa Perez :

Lightbox cafe is Puerto Rican owned and serve vegan pastelillos too!

callmekammy :

El coqui is a classic as well!! Grew up going there!

B R O O K E. 🐝 :

As someone who just moved here from NY… where is this mural! And I’m so happy I came across this

P.J Hart :

Angie | PHL Creator ♡ :

Would love to continue highlighting more of these spaces in events, etc! 🥰

Angel🇵🇷PhillyRican :

El bloque de oro Porky's Point El Coqui Centro Musícal the badlandz

Brielle | Mobile Spray Tans :

El sabor 🙏🙏

Carlos Vega262 :

Don’t for 5th street

maariee16 :

Been in Bolo and it’s the best restaurant I have been here in Philly…. The staff is really welcoming, the food it’s delicious, and the vibe it’s cheeef kiiissss…..🥰🥰🥰

Doña Bestia :

te amo, y te adoro mi gente ! 🙌🏼🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

Economista Sigma :

like and subscribed.

Lisa Plaza. :

My dad still goes there all the time!❤️🥰