Ávila Arepa - Urban Venezuelan Kitchen
$$ • Venezuelan, Pet Friendly, Vegan
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10760 82 Ave NW, Edmonton
(780) 249-9436
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Review of Mr.Capy Food Truck: Attended the Outdoor Comedy Festival Sunday July 16/23. Food order took 45 minutes to be completed. This turnaround time was consistent for anyone who ordered the empanadas or taquenos. Customers were visibly upset. They did not have complete sets of cutlery for customers. They also have a confusing process for completing orders and this left some customers receiving food earlier than other customers who had ordered their food before them. Overall,...read full review
Great drinks and the Pernil was immaculate! Truly delicious. I'm going to go back to Lethbridge and miss this place so much. I'm gonna crave this in a few days I swear. Kelly Anna is the best server too. Super nice and helpful ☺️.
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4 - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 8PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 8PM |
| Friday | 12 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 6PM |
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Ávila Arepa - Urban Venezuelan Kitchen is a restaurant that offers a variety of arepas with hearty and delicious flavor combinations. The owner is friendly and kind, making an effort to greet customers. The food is generally good, although some may find it pricier than expected. The menu has a range of appealing options and caters well to vegetarians, vegans, and those with gluten-free diets. The restaurant is a great place to try unique Venezuelan dishes and enjoy a variety of arepas.
Customers praise the delicious food, including the Arepitas, Tequenos, and Pabellón Bowl. The restaurant is also praised for its excellent service, with staff who are knowledgeable about the menu and able to accommodate dietary needs. Customers have enjoyed the overall experience and have expressed a desire to return.
The place was described as empty, possibly due to a heritage festival, but the server was gracious in explaining the menu. Customers tried the pork appetizer, which was seasoned well but very fatty, and the beef, which was flavorful but messy. The chicken arepa was a disappointment, with not much meat and lacking flavor. However, other customers raved about the delicious tequeños and tejadas, as well as the arepas and the panela with lemon drink. The service was great, and one customer was so impressed that they said they would return and bring more friends.