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!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Queso
Gerardo Suarez
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.
Excellent quality of service and food. A little expensive, but what is expensive? And what is cheap? Quality + attention = priceI think they have their operational calculationsBut…….lower the price of the pabelloooooooon empanada. ?????
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
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
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Excellent quality of service and food. A little expensive, but what is expensive? And what is cheap? Quality + attention = priceI think they have their operational calculationsBut…….lower the price of the pabelloooooooon empanada. ?????
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