BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA — Aldo's Hispanic Restaurant & Pupuseria is showcasing is new dining room as the eatery has moved from takeout only to a full-service business.
The restaurant at 2070 Street Road recently unveiled its new Antigua-inspired dining room at its 2070 Street Road location, transforming it from a takeout-only spot into a full-service eatery.
Its owner said the new space is designed to evoke the charm of Antigua, southern Guatemala, with arched windows, handcrafted tile work, lush greenery, mimbre-style seating, and lantern-style lighting.
The restaurant now seats up to 70 patrons, double the previous dine-in capacity.
"After so much hard work, we're excited to finally open the doors to the new dining room," said Aldo's owners, which took over the operation three years ago.
State Sen. Frank Farry cut the ribbon at an official grand opening ceremony of the new dining room on July 21.
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