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What Is Homestyle Latin Food?
Homestyle Latin food is the hearty, family style cooking you would find at a Latin American dinner table: rotisserie chicken, rice and beans, grilled steak and pork, fried sweet plantains, soups and fresh ceviche. It is generous, comforting and made to share, and it is exactly what La Granja has served in Florida since 1993.
Taste Home Cooking Without the Cooking
Over 50 La Granja locations across Florida are ready for you today. Stop in, sit down, and eat while it is hot.
Is La Granja Peruvian or Latin?
Both. La Granja’s roots are Peruvian, which is why pollo a la brasa, beef sauteed, ceviche and chaufa fried rice are all on the menu. But the plates are built with flavors from across Latin America too: black beans, sweet plantains, tostones, yuca and churrasco. The result is a menu that feels familiar whether your family is from Lima, Havana, Bogota or Caracas.
What Makes Food “Homestyle”?
Homestyle means real portions, real seasoning and recipes that taste like somebody’s grandmother had a hand in them. Chicken slow roasted until golden. Rice that is fluffy, beans that are rich, plantains caramelized at the edges. Nothing fussy, just food that fills you up and makes you happy.
Come See for Yourself
Smell the rotisserie the second you walk in. Pick the La Granja closest to you and come hungry.
What Are the Classic Homestyle Latin Dishes?
- Rotisserie chicken with rice, beans and plantains
- Grilled steak and grilled pork platters
- Beef sauteed with onions, peppers, rice and fries
- Chicken soup and seafood gumbo for comfort
- Flan, tres leches and alfajores for dessert
Where Can I Get Homestyle Latin Food Near Me?
La Granja has more than 50 locations across Florida, from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach, the Treasure Coast, Orlando and Tampa. Pick the one closest to you and come hungry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is homestyle Latin food?
Homestyle Latin food is hearty family style cooking from Latin America, such as rotisserie chicken, rice and beans, grilled meats, plantains and soups.
Is La Granja Peruvian food?
La Granja has Peruvian roots and serves Peruvian favorites like pollo a la brasa and ceviche, mixed with dishes and sides loved across Latin America.
How long has La Granja been around?
La Granja has been serving its homestyle food since 1993.
Keep Reading
- What Should I Order on My First Visit to La Granja?
- What Are the Best Latin Side Dishes? Yuca, Tostones and Sweet Plantains
- What Is Peruvian Ceviche and Where Can I Get It in Florida?
- Where Can I Get a Grilled Steak Dinner at a Latin Restaurant in Florida?
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Homestyle Latin food, rotisserie chicken off the fire, and plates that leave you full. Find a La Granja near you.