Small family owned business, very nice and quiet. Located between North Miami and Bay Harbor. Extremely friendly staff and Amazing food with excellent portions. Highly recommended and Highly satisfied.
Andrea Delgado
The best Venezuelan restaurant in the area
Carlos Tapia
Nice place to spend a relaxing time in a very calm atmosphere
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jenniffer Zarif Quintero Olarte
There is no more unique and nostalgic feeling than having a spoonful of the flavor of one's land in your mouth, the Venezuelan restaurant that took me to Colombia with a simple salad, the inevitable tears of feeling at home after a couple of years, thank you Mantis coffee for putting love into each dish. 🙏🏾
There is no more unique and nostalgic feeling than having a spoonful of the flavor of one's own land in your mouth, the Venezuelan restaurant that took me to Colombia with a simple salad, the inevitable tears of feeling at home after a couple of years, thank you you Mantis coffee for putting love into each dish.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wendy Reyes
The customer service is excellent, we ordered some “la pelua” meat arepas and it was delicious????
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
jesus herman diaz
The best in Miami, the owner's attention is unique ?
Car Edu Sta
The food was good, fresh, and a family-owned business. I got cachapa with a generous cheese portion. Arepa filled out with huevos revueltos (perico), I will try lunch next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cachapa, Cafe Con Leche 12oz, Arepa Pericos
flabia palacios
best tequeños i’ve ever had
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yaneth Dos santos
The best empanadas, the one from pabellón, divine and very good price.
Alejandro Berti
If you want a perfectly cooked, thin, crunchy crust Venezuelan arepa, this is the place. With abundant filling and authentic handmade Venezuelan cheese. Nothing fancy, just authentic folk food. It’s a quick stop from Surfside. Don’t forget to try their coconut ice cream on its shell!!
I am Venezuelan and I came to this place basically to support it, but I did not have a good experience. I ordered a soup that came with arepa, the arepa was fried. I told the man that I didn't eat fried food and asked him if it was possible for him to change the arepa for a roasted one. I had really imagined eating my soup with an arepa and he didn't say no, but he gave me a number of reasons to say so. another way. Then I ordered a cachapa and it was covered in margarine, if I had known it had margarine I wouldn't order it. I didn't eat it and they didn't even make the move to ask me why I didn't eat it. I think this place lacks a little love in its attention and needs to think about how people's ways of eating have changed. You can't sell a cachapa with margarine if it doesn't say it has it. People have the right to know what they are going to eat.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Marian Hernandez
The soup? 10/10....The price? 4/10 It is absurd that you pay $35 for two soups with ONE teeny tiny arepa. Nah, it's just not worth it. Oh! Another wonderful point is the wait; waiting 20+ min for two soups.Soup? 10/10.... The price? 4/10. What's wrong with them? How are they going to charge $35 for 2 beef soups with a measly arepa that is the size of a baby's hand. The taste is good but not $35 good, it's a soup at the end of the day. We only bought it because I was craving it but I will never eat there again in my life. Oh and on top of that my husband waited more than 20+ minutes for the soups to be given to him (the soups are supposed to be made, why the wait?) Anyway, I don't know what's wrong with Vzlano restaurants and I'm a Vzlana.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 2
Juan Carlos Rodriguez
OverpricedRude Owner/ Manager“”””DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE “”””
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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The service and food is very good, at an affordable price.
Small family owned business, very nice and quiet. Located between North Miami and Bay Harbor.
Extremely friendly staff and Amazing food with excellent portions. Highly recommended and Highly satisfied.
The best Venezuelan restaurant in the area
Nice place to spend a relaxing time in a very calm atmosphere
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
There is no more unique and nostalgic feeling than having a spoonful of the flavor of one's land in your mouth, the Venezuelan restaurant that took me to Colombia with a simple salad, the inevitable tears of feeling at home after a couple of years, thank you Mantis coffee for putting love into each dish. 🙏🏾
There is no more unique and nostalgic feeling than having a spoonful of the flavor of one's own land in your mouth, the Venezuelan restaurant that took me to Colombia with a simple salad, the inevitable tears of feeling at home after a couple of years, thank you you Mantis coffee for putting love into each dish.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The customer service is excellent, we ordered some “la pelua” meat arepas and it was delicious????
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best in Miami, the owner's attention is unique ?
The food was good, fresh, and a family-owned business. I got cachapa with a generous cheese portion. Arepa filled out with huevos revueltos (perico),
I will try lunch next time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cachapa, Cafe Con Leche 12oz, Arepa Pericos
best tequeños i’ve ever had
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best empanadas, the one from pabellón, divine and very good price.
If you want a perfectly cooked, thin, crunchy crust Venezuelan arepa, this is the place. With abundant filling and authentic handmade Venezuelan cheese. Nothing fancy, just authentic folk food. It’s a quick stop from Surfside. Don’t forget to try their coconut ice cream on its shell!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Queso
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I am Venezuelan and I came to this place basically to support it, but I did not have a good experience. I ordered a soup that came with arepa, the arepa was fried. I told the man that I didn't eat fried food and asked him if it was possible for him to change the arepa for a roasted one. I had really imagined eating my soup with an arepa and he didn't say no, but he gave me a number of reasons to say so. another way. Then I ordered a cachapa and it was covered in margarine, if I had known it had margarine I wouldn't order it. I didn't eat it and they didn't even make the move to ask me why I didn't eat it. I think this place lacks a little love in its attention and needs to think about how people's ways of eating have changed. You can't sell a cachapa with margarine if it doesn't say it has it. People have the right to know what they are going to eat.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The soup? 10/10....The price? 4/10 It is absurd that you pay $35 for two soups with ONE teeny tiny arepa. Nah, it's just not worth it. Oh! Another wonderful point is the wait; waiting 20+ min for two soups.Soup? 10/10.... The price? 4/10. What's wrong with them? How are they going to charge $35 for 2 beef soups with a measly arepa that is the size of a baby's hand. The taste is good but not $35 good, it's a soup at the end of the day. We only bought it because I was craving it but I will never eat there again in my life. Oh and on top of that my husband waited more than 20+ minutes for the soups to be given to him (the soups are supposed to be made, why the wait?) Anyway, I don't know what's wrong with Vzlano restaurants and I'm a Vzlana.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 2
OverpricedRude Owner/ Manager“”””DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE “”””
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The service and food is very good, at an affordable price.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sancocho, Tequenos, Carne Mechada
The best empanadas in the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cachapa, Tequenos
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