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Latin American cuisine makes its way to Stewart’s Square

September 19, 2024

Escensia Latina officially opened its doors Sept. 13, located at 313 S. College Ave., near CVS Pharmacy and Gaslight Brewhouse.

The new restaurant aims to bring authentic, homemade Latin American dishes to Oxford’s food scene. It offers a diverse menu that highlights the traditions of Latin cuisine which is also reflected in its slogan: “Where every bite speaks of homemade passion.”

Escensia Latina is open every day except Wednesday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Visit the restaurant’s Instagram page to learn more. 

Esencia Latina had its grand opening  Friday, Sept. 13. Photo by Maya Svec
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Maya Svec, Reporter
Maya is a senior journalism and film studies major with a marketing minor. Currently, she serves as Editor-in-Chief for The Miami Student Magazine. In the past, she has written for UP Magazine, Miami's student-led lifestyle and fashion magazine. Outside of school, Maya plays on the Women's Club Lacrosse Team for Miami. She is from Washington D.C. and enjoys going on walks, traveling and cooking in her free time.