“This is the real deal. This is not Mexi-cali or some other Americanized fusion on a plate. My trusted friend from Caracas helped with my order and advised this was traditional Venezuelan food. Orders can be moderately altered for dietary purposes. Service was exceptional and provided by the same people who prepare and cook this marvelous food - with a smile! Unsure? They will explain. Still unsure? Go with what you know and explore! Newbies can start with the perfectly cooked and moist Arepas, Tequeños with dipping sauce and a variety of sweet drinks (diet beverages also available). So much more to sample and try. Seating is minimal (10 -14) so have a nice meal here and explore the marketplace offerings. Everything exceeded my expectations and was given a very enthusiastic thumbs up from my Venezuelan friend. Sabrosa Venezuela clearly puts love into the making and serving of this food. As a lifelong Worcester county resident, I am proud to discover the different foods from its “new” immigrant heritage and will be back to try the delicious looking cachapas!“
Recommended
“This is the real deal. This is not Mexi-cali or some other Americanized fusion on a plate. My trusted friend from Caracas helped with my order and advised this was traditional Venezuelan food. Orders can be moderately altered for dietary purposes. Service was exceptional and provided by the same people who prepare and cook this marvelous food - with a smile! Unsure? They will explain. Still unsure? Go with what you know and explore! Newbies can start with the perfectly cooked and moist Arepas, Tequeños with dipping sauce and a variety of sweet drinks (diet beverages also available). So much more to sample and try. Seating is minimal (10 -14) so have a nice meal here and explore the marketplace offerings. Everything exceeded my expectations and was given a very enthusiastic thumbs up from my Venezuelan friend. Sabrosa Venezuela clearly puts love into the making and serving of this food. As a lifelong Worcester county resident, I am proud to discover the different foods from its “new” immigrant heritage and will be back to try the delicious looking cachapas!“