Cafeteria Serie 54 brings a piece of the Dominican Republic to the Bronx
News 12's Natalie Hernandez spoke to the owners about their hopes and dreams for the hidden treasure in Bedford Park.
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11h agoCafeteria Serie 54 is a one-stop shop for Dominicans missing their homeland in the Bronx.
The Dominican-owned business opened during the COVID pandemic and was forced to shut down for a year. When restrictions were lifted, products like "Hojuelitas" and Helados bon Dominican ice cream had customers lining outside of the shop.
"People come here, and sometimes their eyes get water because they haven't been to the Dominican Republic in a long time. People come here, and they say it smells like the Dominican Republic in here," said owner Sheila Camacho.
News 12's Natalie Hernandez spoke to the owners about their hopes and dreams for the hidden treasure in Bedford Park.
To learn more about the business and how you can order food, click here.
