Presidente Supermarkets, one of the largest Hispanic-owned grocery chains in the U.S., recently celebrated the grand opening of its fourth store in Hialeah, Florida.
The new 26,000-square-foot location at at 3750 W 18th Ave. features a cafeteria and employs about 80 people. It aligns with Presidente’s commitment to provide diverse Florida communities with high-quality products at competitive prices.
“The city of Hialeah has always felt like home to us, and we are honored to invest in a city where we have proudly served our customers for several years,” said Omar Rodriguez, Presidente Supermarkets’ owner and founder.
“We are grateful to the city of Hialeah for always welcoming us with open arms and granting us the opportunity to grow in this com
Miami-Dade County Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermudez and city officials, including Mayor Jacqueline Garcia-Roves, councilman Jesus Tundidor, Fire Capt. Javier Hernández and Manny Cid, the mayor’s senior advisor for economic opportunity , attended the grand opening.
Of its 44 stores in Florida, the family-owned supermarket chain has 22 in Miami-Dade County, three in Broward County, 10 in Palm Beach County and seven in the Orlando area. Two other stores in Miami-Dade County are scheduled to open by the end of 2025.
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