Arepa TX
$ • Latin American, VeganAbout Arepa TX
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Pabellón Criollo Rice Bowl
BBQ Pulled Pork Arepa
Pabellón Arepa
Grilled Chicken
Cubano Sandwich
Plato Cubano
Black Beans
Fried Yuca
Yuca Frita
Empanadas
Arepa TX Reviews
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Delicious Arepa. Was entirely supportive of preparing it in isolation so it was gluten free. A solid dinner option.
This arepa place is located inside Harvest Hall in Grapevine. I ordered the brisket arepa sandwich, and it was delicious. The arepa was nice and crispy, and the inside was filled with brisket, avocado, and shoestring potatoes. The brisket itself was moist and hot, the shoestring potatoes added a nice crunch of texture, and the avocado added some freshness and creaminess. I'm definitely ordering this again the next time I'm back. The only downside is the high price.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Arepa TX is a family-owned restaurant located in the Harvest Hall food area, known for its fast service and stunning location. The menu offers a variety of dishes, such as fish tacos, brisket arepa sandwich, and grilled chicken arepa sandwich. The owners and staff are generally nice and helpful, creating a pleasant dining experience.
The restaurant has received positive reviews, with customers praising the authenticity and quality of the food. One customer described the pabellón criollo as "absolutely delicious," with the beef being tender, the plantains perfectly sweet, and the beans and rice spot on. Another customer enjoyed the Cubano sandwich, noting that the bread was more pita-style than typical Cuban sandwiches.
However, some customers have expressed disappointment with certain dishes, such as the tacos being "ok, not great" and the rice and black beans being "very bland." The kids' options were also considered overpriced for the quality. Despite these mixed reviews, the elote, or Mexican grilled corn, was praised as the "star of the meal."