In the heart of Ayamonte (Huelva) there is a unique historical trade with abbey included of more than 160 years that can close its doors. It is Food Orta, on Lusitania Street, which opened its doors in 1863 and has passed from parents to children for five generations. It still retains the name, the place and much of the aesthetics of the old overseas shops, but that story can come to an end: the family does not have a sixth generation willing to…
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In the heart of Ayamonte (Huelva) there is a unique historical trade with abbey included of more than 160 years that can close its doors. It is Food Orta, on Lusitania Street, which opened its doors in 1863 and has passed from parents to children for five generations. It still retains the name, the place and much of the aesthetics of the old overseas shops, but that story can come to an end: the family does not have a sixth generation willing to…