The site of the former China Roma Chinese restaurant, at 260 Broadway, was transformed into a Peruvian restaurant, Rincon Limeno (translated to Little Corner of Peru in English), on Monday.
Co-owner Juan Jaramillo, who also owns Sofistech Inc., also has an establishment in East Boston.
“I’m excited to bring it to Broadway, because I believe in Revere,” Jaramillo said. “I love this community.”
Bartender Enrique Perez served a margarita during Monday’s ribbon cutting ceremony.The Good Diner owner Saber Abougalala (center) celebrated with co-owners Juan Jaramillo and Alfonso Giraldo.The store front is decorated with ribbon and balloons.Server Andrea Orsorio served ceviche, or seafood mixed with onions.Mayor Brian Arrigo, along with Rincon Limeno co-owners Alfonso Giraldo, Andres Giraldo, Juan Jaramillo and guests cut the ribbon on Monday.Co-Owner Juan Jaramillo addresses the guests at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday.Pablo Aguvelo served Mayor Brian Arrigo chafa rice.Server Beatriz Supelveda served causa reilena, or a mashed potato appetizer.Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe congratulated co-owner Juan Jaramillo.Pictured from left to right: Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe, Mayor Brian Arrigo, co-owners Alfonso Giraldo, Andres Giraldo, Juan Jaramillo and developer Jamie Russo outside of the newly established Broadway restaurant.
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