Venezuelan Restaurants near Boca Raton, FL

“Located in a small strip mall, there is ample parking and the interior is clean and bright. They offer authentic Venezuelan food, served on site and also with many freezer options if you’d like to take something home. The chicken soup is excellent !“

“It’s an amazing place with truly exquisite service. My family and I had a wonderful Thanksgiving there. They were open on Thanksgiving Day, and thank goodness for that — it’s not easy to find a great place for a holiday dinner, but they absolutely delivered.“

“Great lunch - drinks and enough great food for another meal at home - fun family atmosphere“

“The food was absolutely amazing — we haven’t had Venezuelan street food like this in a very long time. Everything tasted so fresh and authentic, and you can truly tell how much care goes into each dish.

The atmosphere was just as incredible as the food: cozy, warm, and very inviting. It felt like the perfect hidden gem. The weather that night was beautiful, and it honestly matched the experience perfectly — great food, great vibes, and an all-around unforgettable evening.

And the best part? You don’t have to go all the way down to Miami to get amazing Venezuelan food. If you live near the Boca area, it’s literally only about 20 minutes away. It’s located in Delray in a perfect, convenient spot.

We are so happy we found this place and will definitely be returning. Highly recommend to anyone looking for authentic Venezuelan flavors and a welcoming, feel-good spot.“

“Venezuelan burgers at Trino — trust me, ignore the outside and go in.

This Coral Springs location has only been open about a month. It used to be a Peruvian restaurant called Italo (same owner), and honestly the exterior still carries that awkward in-between energy. Blacked-out glass, neon, very much “is this a vape shop or an adult bookstore?” vibes.

Then you walk inside — and it’s a complete personality shift.

The interior is a full-on nerd shrine: Star Wars posters, Marvel art, retro signs, guitars on the wall, framed pop culture everywhere. Clean, bright, casual, and clearly meant to be fun. It feels intentional, not kitschy.

The food absolutely backs it up.

These are Venezuelan-style smash burgers — double patties, aggressively juicy, stacked with white cheese, Munster, bacon, potato stix, and a soft toasted bun that somehow holds together despite the chaos. You can see it in the cross-section: no dry beef, no filler, just meat, fat, cheese, and crunch.

But the real differentiator here is the sauce situation.

They bring out squeeze bottles like you’re about to conduct a science experiment:

• Ajo (garlic)
• Blue cheese (excellent)
• Bacon (ridiculous)
• Sweet corn (unexpectedly great)
• Trino sauce (tangy ranch-style)

Get fries for the table and just start mixing. This place understands that sauces are not a garnish — they’re the point.

Beyond burgers, the menu goes full Venezuelan and Colombian: perros (loaded hot dogs), cachapas (sweet corn pancake sandwiches), empanadas, patacones. This isn’t a burger place pretending to do Latin food — it’s Latin street food that happens to do burgers extremely well.

Bottom line:

The outside may make you hesitate. Don’t. Inside is fun, the burgers are legit, and the sauce game alone earns the visit.

A genuinely solid addition to Coral Springs — and one I’ll be going back to.“

“Went here with my boyfriend and we loved it! The food was so yummy. They brought out the cutest little arepitas with cheese to start and they were SO good. My boyfriend is Venezuelan and he said everything tasted really authentic. He ordered a golfeado (which I had never tried before) loved it! And he said it was one of the best he’s had. The owners were wonderful and the atmosphere felt so warm and welcoming. We’ll definitely be back!“

“We enjoyed a lovely brunch sitting outside, savoring well-prepared food, the sun, and a refreshing breeze. This Venezuelan and Argentine bakery offers delicious pastries, flaky croissant sandwiches, a variety of empanadas like cheese, beef with raisins, and spinach & cheese, along with specialty coffees. You order from a large menu inside, and the staff brings it to your table. While there are some indoor tables, we preferred dining al fresco. The mousse served in its own chocolate cup was both creative and heavenly! The service was friendly and accommodating, the space is clean and bright, and it’s clear this spot is a local favorite. With plenty of free parking and a view of the charming fountain, Crocante at “The Walk” in Coral Springs is perfect for lunch while shopping or a relaxed meet-up with friends.“

“Excellent service added to the quality of their dishes... I can highlight the loin... it was delicious and the snack service composed of mini tequeños, mini empanaditas, not to mention... all very delicious 100% recommended... I am going to attach 2 photos that I took of my plate and the snack service... I was delighted ?“

“We got the tequenos,empanadas,cachapa and a few more items,it was all very good and the service was good,the food came out fresh and quickly,we came as soon as they opened this time and they set up quickly and served us,this isn't the first or the last time we'll come!“

“We were visiting from Georgia and this just so happened to be the closest coffee shop. We ended up going 3 times in less than 24 hours..Best cup of coffee I have ever had!! Cannot recommend the cafe con leche w/ coconut and the white chocolate mocha enough!! The egg, ham, & cheese croissant was also delicious and the shop itself is adorable!“

“We were visiting from Georgia and this just so happened to be the closest coffee shop. We ended up going 3 times in less than 24 hours..Best cup of coffee I have ever had!! Cannot recommend the cafe con leche w/ coconut and the white chocolate mocha enough!! The egg, ham, & cheese croissant was also delicious and the shop itself is adorable!“