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Afro-Latino Store 🇨🇦🌍
Your home for African & Latino flavors in Moncton! 🎉
We bring you the best products from Ghana, Congo, Nigeria, Cameroon, Togo, Mali, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador & more! 🛒
Come shop, connect, and feel at home Welcome to Afro-Latino, the heart of African and Latin American culture right here in Moncton, New Brunswick! 💚💛❤️

We proudly bring you the authentic taste of home — from West African staples like fufu, plantains, yams, spices, and palm oil, to rich Latin favorites like cassava, arepas, beans, and tropical drinks. 🇬🇭🇨🇲🇹🇬🇲🇱🇨🇴🇵🇪🇻🇪🇪🇨

Whether you’re from Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Togo, Mali, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, or anywhere in between, Afro-Latino Store is your place to shop, connect, and celebrate our diverse cultures together. Located just 2 minutes from Walmart and Champlain Mall, at 247 Lewisville Road, we’re proud to serve our growing community with love, quality, and a true sense of home. 🏠

✨ Come visit us today — where Africa and Latin America meet in Moncton! ✨

🟠 Red palm oil — the bottle that colours a whole kitchen.One pour and your stew turns golden-red, rich and nutty. That's...
10/29/2026

🟠 Red palm oil — the bottle that colours a whole kitchen.
One pour and your stew turns golden-red, rich and nutty. That's egusi, jollof and beans stew, all starting from the same bottle.
Warm it first, let your onions soften in it, then build your pot. And don't wear your favourite white shirt — it stains! 😄
Full story + an easy stew recipe on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🍲 Banku night — soft, a little sour, and made for scooping.Ghana's fermented corn dough, stirred slow till it's smooth a...
10/28/2026

🍲 Banku night — soft, a little sour, and made for scooping.
Ghana's fermented corn dough, stirred slow till it's smooth and glossy. Tear a piece, scoop up your okro stew or grilled tilapia, and don't forget the sh*to on the side.
Banku flour is on our shelf — 10 minutes in the pot and dinner tastes like home.
Full how-to on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🍚 JOLLOF — the pot that starts the friendliest argument in West Africa.Ghana or Nigeria — who makes it best? Senegal qui...
10/27/2026

🍚 JOLLOF — the pot that starts the friendliest argument in West Africa.
Ghana or Nigeria — who makes it best? Senegal quietly reminds everyone it started there.
Smoky, rich, party jollof: tomatoes, peppers, one scotch bonnet, red palm oil — and the bottom of the pot catching just a little.
👇 Ghana or Nigeria — pick a side. (The real answer: your mother's.)
Full recipe on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🦐 The little bag that makes soup taste like home.Smoked shrimp — tiny, smoky, salty. Open the bag and the whole kitchen ...
10/26/2026

🦐 The little bag that makes soup taste like home.
Smoked shrimp — tiny, smoky, salty. Open the bag and the whole kitchen smells like somebody's grandmother is already cooking.
A handful in okra soup: palm oil, tomato, stock cube, okra — 30 minutes and it tastes like it cooked all day.
Full quick recipe on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🟡 The yellow can that saves dinner.Adobo, sazón, sofrito — Goya is the shortcut that tastes like somebody's abuela cooke...
10/25/2026

🟡 The yellow can that saves dinner.
Adobo, sazón, sofrito — Goya is the shortcut that tastes like somebody's abuela cooked it.
A shake of adobo on chicken, one sazón packet turns rice gold, two spoonfuls of sofrito start any stew.
Full story on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

☀️ We are open TOMORROW — Sunday!And every Sunday, 12 noon – 6 pm.Come by for your week's taste of home — plantains, spi...
10/24/2026

☀️ We are open TOMORROW — Sunday!
And every Sunday, 12 noon – 6 pm.
Come by for your week's taste of home — plantains, spices, coffee, and everything in between.
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

☕ Saturday morning starts the Dominican way.Café Santo Domingo — strong, smooth, made for a little stovetop pot. No fanc...
10/24/2026

☕ Saturday morning starts the Dominican way.
Café Santo Domingo — strong, smooth, made for a little stovetop pot. No fancy machine needed.
Brew it slow, then sip it with a warm arepa with cheese or fried plantains, dark at the edges.
👇 Moka pot, stovetop pot, or saucepan + strainer — how do YOU brew yours?
Full how-to on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

☕ Cold, windy Thursday? That's a MILO morning.Chocolatey, malty, warm right through — not hot chocolate, deeper than tha...
10/22/2026

☕ Cold, windy Thursday? That's a MILO morning.
Chocolatey, malty, warm right through — not hot chocolate, deeper than that.
Hot milk, a generous spoon — stir it smooth, or leave a crunchy spoonful on top. If you know, you know.
Milo tins + Peak milk are on our shelves — for breakfast, pap, oats and cold evenings.
Full story on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🥜 Cold Wednesday? GROUNDNUT SOUP fixes that.Ghana's nkatenkwan — smooth peanut, tomato, chicken and a little heat — rich...
10/21/2026

🥜 Cold Wednesday? GROUNDNUT SOUP fixes that.
Ghana's nkatenkwan — smooth peanut, tomato, chicken and a little heat — rich, nutty, and made to warm you right through.
Don't rush the tomato. Let it cook down till the oil shines, then stir the peanut in slow.
👇 Rice or fufu with yours?
Groundnut, fufu flour and peppers are on our shelves.
Full recipe on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

🍲 Cold Tuesday? Time for SANCOCHO.One big pot — chicken, yuca, green plantain, corn — simmered till the broth turns gold...
10/20/2026

🍲 Cold Tuesday? Time for SANCOCHO.
One big pot — chicken, yuca, green plantain, corn — simmered till the broth turns golden and the whole house smells right.
Dominican, Colombian, Venezuelan — every family makes it their way, and every way is right.
Yuca, plantains, adobo and sazón are all on our shelves.
Full story on today's blog 👉 afrolatino.ca/blog
📍 247 Lewisville Rd, Moncton, NB
📞 (506) 830-0999

Address

247 Lewisville Road (Steps From Champlain Mall)
Moncton, NB
E1A6T1

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 9pm
Tuesday 11am - 9pm
Wednesday 11am - 9pm
Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 9pm
Saturday 11am - 9pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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+15068300999

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