Sabor Latino has been a cornerstone of Montreal’s Latin American community for decades, offering a taste of home for those craving authentic ingredients, fresh meats, and baked goods. What started as a single grocery store has grown into a full-fledged mercado, with a butcher shop, bakery, and restaurant serving traditional dishes from across Latin America.
The shop has played a key role in shaping the city’s culinary landscape. Its shelves are stocked with everything from freshly made pupusas and empanadas to rare spices, imported sweets, and house-made chorizo. Whether it’s longtime residents making the trip from the suburbs for hard-to-find staples or newcomers discovering flavors for the first time, Sabor Latino remains a vital hub for food, culture, and community in Montreal.
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