Arepa Zone
Restaurant
Arepa Zone exists to make delicious and authentic food, bringing together their community of arepa-lovers and newcomers, so that arepas, in time, can become a household name.
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El Carreton
Food Truck
The Carreton specializes in Mexican style artisanal frozen treats. Stop by their pop-up ice cream truck at farmer's markets across the Greater Washington region and try their delicious sorbets, ice pops, ice creams, and snow cones. To get the latest update on where you can find them, visit their Facebook page.
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Maracas Ice Pops
Food Truck
Handcrafted in the heart of Georgetown, MARACAS Ice Pops® are carefully prepared with seasonal, all-natural fruit and the finest and freshest ingredients. Their artisanal (made from scratch) ice pops contain no artificial flavors or colors. MARACAS Ice Pops® is founded by an international trade lawyer and D.C. “IcePopsPreneur.“ She is a native of Mexico who developed a passion for ice pops during early childhood and has acquired her ice pops making skills from the finest ice pops masters in various countries.
Mosaico by Arepa Zone
Catering
A new concept from Gabriela Febres and Ali Arellano, Mosaico by Arepa Zone, is now open inside La Cosecha. This new concept is part mercadito ("little market"), and part Latin street food. At Mosaico, you can find some of the Arepa Zone favorites, as well as antojitos (a variety of small bites to share), pepitos (baguette sandwich with grilled steak or chicken), and perros calientes (Latin style, loaded hot dogs).
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Number 1 Sons
Online Retailer
Number 1 Sons makes traditional fermented and pickled foods from around the world. They sell directly to the DMV community through home delivery via Pickle Van home delivery or at Pickle Stands at neighborhood farmers markets.
Peruvian Brothers
Restaurant
The Peruvian Brothers, Giuseppe and Mario Lanzone, serve authentic “Comida Criolla,” the tastiest part of their Peruvian heritage rooted in Andean, Spanish, African and Asian influences. After six years of operation, the Peruvian Brothers have expanded from one original food truck to concession stands at stadiums, theatres, zoos and markets, three food trucks, and a large scale catering company serving the entire District of Columbia metro area including Maryland and Virginia. Thanks to the Lanzone brothers, Peruvian dishes have been enjoyed at the White House, State Department, Capitol Hill, corporate lunches, summits, galas, weddings, festivals and more.
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Wolf Moon Catering
Catering
Wolf Moon Catering offers a unique culinary experience, blending traditional Native American recipes with a soulful twist. Each dish is crafted with care, infusing flavors inspired by indigenous cultures with the comfort and warmth of soul food. From savory stews to succulent fry bread, every bite tells a story of heritage and culinary innovation. Let Wolf Moon Catering take your taste buds on a journey through the rich tapestry of Indigenous and soul food traditions.
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