NYC Restaurant File

City data dated

1,112 Latin American Restaurants in NYC

Queens has 43% of the city's Latin American places and 22% of all its places to eat.

Jackson Heights leads the neighborhoods with 84.

That's 72% with an A, against 79% of all places in the city.

Owners pick their own cuisine label when they file with the city.

799 A 109 B 35 C 169 no letterEach tile is 1% of the 1,112 Latin American restaurants. A health grade covers the last graded inspection: food handling, temperatures, cleaning, pests. Taste isn't part of it.
Dot map of New York City with one dot for each of the 1,095 Latin American restaurants the city has a location for.
One dot per place, at the location in the city's file. 1,095 of 1,112 have one.

By borough

BoroughPlacesWith an A
Manhattan20868%
Brooklyn22576%
Queens47972%
Bronx18772%
Staten Island1258%

By neighborhood

1,112 places won't fit on one page, so here they are by area. Areas with 3 or more have their own page. Smaller ones are named right here.

Manhattan

Brooklyn

Queens

Bronx

Staten Island

No neighborhood in the city's file

Latin American Restaurants in NYC: questions

How many Latin American restaurants are in NYC?
1,112 on the city's file dated October 30, 2026, counting places with at least one inspection. Queens: 479. Brooklyn: 225. Manhattan: 208. The Bronx: 187. Staten Island: 12.
Which NYC neighborhoods have the most Latin American restaurants?
Jackson Heights (84), North Corona (57), Elmhurst (50), Astoria (34), and Marble Hill & Inwood (32).
What is the best Latin American restaurant in NYC?
799 of 1,112 show an A, and the newest A went to Opus on October 29, 2026. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.
Why isn't a place I know listed as Latin American?
Owners choose their label when they file with the city, and they can pick something close. Try Mexican (1,114), Peruvian (106), or Spanish (446), or look it up by name.

Where this comes from

Names, addresses, phones, cuisine labels, grades and dates come from the DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data. The file behind this page is dated October 30, 2026, and its newest inspection is from October 29, 2026. We check for a new file every 24 hours. For the city's own lookup, use ABC Eats.