Andean Restaurants in Rhode Island

(A working list, sorted alphabetically, and meant for informational purposes only)

Name	Address	Andean Style
Ceviches by Divino	11 Point St, Providence, RI 02903	Peruvian
El Montanero Restaurant	888 Charles St, North Providence, RI 02904	Colombian
El Paisa Restaurant & Bar	598 Dexter St, Central Falls, RI 02863	Colombian
Julianna's	189 Pocasset Ave, Providence, RI 02909	Bolivian-Peruvian
La Arepa	582 Smithfield Ave, Pawtucket, RI 02860	Venezuelan
La Casona Restaurant	768 Broad St, Central Falls, RI 02863	Colombian
La Colombiana Bar & Grill	477 Dexter St, Central Falls, RI 02863	Colombian
La Esquina Colombiana Bar	266 Grand Ave, Pawtucket, RI 02861	Colombian
Las Delicias De Mi Tierra	33 Summer St, Pawtucket, RI 02860	Colombian
Lleras Grille	1252 Broad St, Cumberland, RI 02864	Venezuelan
Los Andes	903 Chalkstone Ave, Providence, RI 02908	Bolivian-Peruvian
Machupicchu Restaurant II	1366 Chalkstone Ave, Providence, RI 02908	Peruvian
Machupicchu Restaurante	651 Admiral St, Providence, RI 02908	Peruvian
Mambo Sushi	380 Atwells Ave, Providence, RI 02909	Peruvian-Asian
Quito's Restaurant	411 Thames St, Bristol, RI 02809	Ecuadorean
Shark Lounge	25 Pawtucket Ave, Pawtucket, RI 02860	Peruvian
Grated Mix	663 Dexter St, Central Falls, RI 02863	Colombian

Centro Cultural Andino, Inc.

Objectives:

At the Andean Cultural Center of Rhode Island, we have a number of objectives that guide our work to preserve and promote the cultural richness of the Andean countries. These include:

Reuniting people of Andean descent who live in Rhode Island: We believe that it is important for members of the Andean community to have a place to come together and connect with their cultural heritage. That's why we work to bring people of Andean descent together through a variety of programs and events.

Easing the socialization process for individuals and families who immigrate from Andean countries: We understand that immigrating to a new country can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. That's why we offer support and advice to help ease the socialization process for individuals and families who have recently immigrated from Andean countries.

Promoting and developing intellectual, social, religious, economic, and civic activities: We believe that cultural exchange and engagement is important for personal and community growth. That's why we work to promote and develop a wide range of activities that encourage intellectual, social, religious, economic, and civic engagement within the Andean community.

Preserving the Andean cultures, particularly the Quechua and Aymara cultures: The Quechua and Aymara cultures are an integral part of the Andean cultural heritage. That's why we work to preserve these cultures and pass them down to future generations through a variety of programs and events.

Educating the public about Andean culture: We believe that cultural understanding and appreciation are important for building a strong and inclusive community. That's why we work to educate the public about the rich cultural traditions of the Andean countries through a variety of programs and events.

Board of Directors:

ANDRÉ HERRERA

President

André is the passionate and visionary president of Centro Cultural Andino, Inc. With six years of government experience under his belt, he has a deep understanding of how to foster strong community relations and build meaningful partnerships.

Since taking the helm at the Andean Cultural Center of RI, André has been working tirelessly to modernize the organization while also ensuring that it stays true to its roots. His dedication and hard work have paid off, and the future looks bright for the Andean Cultural Center under his leadership.

In addition to his government experience, André is a skilled leader who is committed to investing his heart and vision into every project he tackles. He is known for his ability to bring people together and create positive change, making him the perfect fit for the role of president of Centro Cultural Andino, Inc.