Casa Borinquen Brings Traditional Puerto

Casa Borinquen Brings Traditional Puerto

West Palm Beach is not exactly a hotbed of Puerto Rican food. For the most part, those who love mofongo, tostones, and sorullitos in the city have been grabbing their favorite dishes de la Isla de Encanto from small cafés and food trucks. That's why chef Brian Domínguez, owner of Casa Borinquen in Hollywood, is opening a an outpost.
Raising money to donate 1,000 meals to Puerto Rico

Raising money to donate 1,000 meals to Puerto Rico

Chef Brian Dominguez and his wife, Marianne Dominguez, are raising money at their restaurant to go help feed the families impacted by the earthquakes in Puerto Rico."Right now, they are very nervous because it's back-to-back earthquakes. They try to sleep, and they can't because a random earthquake can come in the middle of the night," Marianne Dominguez said.
A Puerto Rican chef from West Palm Beach

A Puerto Rican chef from West Palm Beach

Chef Brian Domínguez, known for his restaurants in West Palm Beach and Hollywood, is traveling to the south of Puerto Rico to cook traditional Puerto Rican meals for communities affected by natural disasters. All ingredients will be locally sourced in Puerto Rico, supporting island farmers while providing comforting, home-style dishes to those in need.
Casa Borinquen brings the native flavor

Casa Borinquen brings the native flavor

Casa Borinquen, founded by Puerto Rican chef Brian Domínguez, opens its doors in West Palm Beach to serve traditional island dishes such as mofongo, alcapurrias, and other beloved classics. The vibrant restaurant invites diners to experience a true taste of Puerto Rico in South Florida, with recipes rooted in family tradition and prepared with island heart and soul. Founded in Hollywood, FL, Casa Borinquen now extends its cultural and culinary pride to a new audience
Puerto Ricans Flee Economic Crisis and Crime

Puerto Ricans Flee Economic Crisis and Crime

Driven by Puerto Rico’s worsening economy, rising crime, and an ongoing debt crisis, thousands of Puerto Ricans are relocating to Florida each month—especially to areas like Orlando, Kissimmee, and Miami. Arrivals include working-class families, professionals, and evacuees from disasters such as Hurricane Maria, all seeking stability, employment, and better services.
Puerto Rican Christmas with Casa Borinquen

Puerto Rican Christmas with Casa Borinquen

In the heart of South Florida, Casa Borinquen brings a taste of Puerto Rican Christmas to West Palm Beach, showcasing traditional dishes like mofongo, alcapurrias, and festive island specialties. This restaurant celebrates Puerto Rican culinary heritage with warm, authentic flavors and a holiday atmosphere that resonates with the community.
Tribute to Puerto Rico Celebrating Cultural Roots

Tribute to Puerto Rico Celebrating Cultural Roots

Gloria and Emilio Estefan’s renowned Estefan Kitchen, located in Miami’s Design District, is organizing a special Puerto Rico tribute event, showcasing the cuisine, music, and heritage of the island. Since opening, their restaurant has highlighted Cuban identity, and this tribute expands that celebration to honor Puerto Rican culture through food, entertainment, and community spirit.
Estefan Kitchen to Host Star‑Studded

Estefan Kitchen to Host Star‑Studded

Estefan Kitchen in Miami hosted a vibrant tribute to Puerto Rico featuring traditional food by chefs José Mendín and Brian Domínguez, live music, dance, and a fashion show. The event celebrated Puerto Rican heritage and honored Maurice A. Ferré, Miami’s first Puerto Rican mayor.
Chef Brian Domínguez Supports Hispanic Talent

Chef Brian Domínguez Supports Hispanic Talent

Chef Brian Domínguez of Casa Borinquen WPB sponsors events celebrating Hispanic talent, including the Hispanic Sports Awards and visits from Puerto Rico’s volleyball teams. His restaurant combines culture and sports to create a family-friendly space with authentic Puerto Rican cuisine.