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Hola Island Provisions, a local Latin food business, is bringing a specialty food store to the Clark-Fulton neighborhood, opening a new food spot in Gordon Square, and ramping up its production of Caribbean marinades and empanadas.

In 2022, Luis Roman opened a sandwich shop at the Vocational Guidance Services (VGS) building at 2235 E. 55th St. The store reopened in summer 2023 after a rebrand, Cleveland Scene reported.

Hola Island also sells Caribbean marinades at farmers markets, using the space at the VGS building to produce the marinades. The business didn’t have the capacity to fulfill large orders with the VGS space running as a production facility part-time, so it’s bringing on more staff and converting the VGS space into a full-time production facility, the owner said.

Dec. 22 was the last day to order food from the restaurant on E. 55th before the transition to a full-time spice production facility, but it’s joining “El Corazon,” an upcoming small business marketplace at Yellowcake Shop’s building in Gordon Square.

“Some people, they think of Latin cuisine as tacos and salsa and guac, right? But there’s so much more to it. It’s also in the flavors and textures and the spices,” said Yellowcake Shop owner Valerie Mayén. “So I think that’s something unique that he (the elder Roman) does that’s not typically done. Whether it’s through empanadas or plantains or his sandwiches, he has a lot of range.”

https://thelandcle.org/stories/hola-island-co-grows-marinade-and-empanadilla-production-plans-to-join-centrovilla25-and-yellowcake-marketplaces/

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