Delicious food. Bit heavy on the oil, but the chicken empanada was juicy and fresh. Prices were a…read morelittle high, but most food trucks are. Was about $14 for a chicken empanada and a passion fruit drink. Staff is very friendly!

Fantastic! This place is so great. Our entire family loves it including my picky 8yo. We like…read morecalling ahead so we don't have to wait, but even if you walk up it's pretty fast. Friendly service as well.

Great service, clean, comfortable and reasonable prices. Portions are a bit small but you get…read morequality over quantity. Fruit juices are really good. Unique flavors of dishes. Most is fried but not too oily.

Ambiance: fast casual/counter order. Very clean. Plenty of tables…read more Service: quick. Employee was nice Food: 5/5 The food here was SO good. My husband and I were in the area, and wanted something new to try! I tried the Bistec Encebollado (lunch portion), and came with a fresh salad, rice, and fried yucca. The portions were generous. I gladly shared a bite with my husband. I would order this dish again! The tomato's acidity added so much depth and flavor to the beef. YUM!

Super Sandy's is a hidden gem tucked away in Lewisville. Literally, you can't see it until you're…read morealmost at its parking (which there was plenty of when I went). The restaurant is clean and modern with a bright and welcoming aesthetic. The waitperson on staff was incredibly attentive and friendly; she was not confident in her English but my Spanish and her English combined were enough that all of our food (even with change requests) came out exactly as ordered and cooked to perfection. If you don't speak Spanish, don't let this dissuade you, she was very knowledgeable about the menu and knew exactly what my non-Spanish companions wanted without my subpar linguistic assistance. She made fantastic recommendations and accurately told us that everything on the menu was good. The menu had a great variety from shawarma to empanadas. The waitperson was very good about proactively telling us what they were out of (only a couple of things--lasagna and soup). I don't think you can go wrong with anything you can choose. I ordered the Pepito with mushrooms and chicken. It was AMAZING. Perfectly seasoned and so satisfying. My husband ordered a cordon bleu and a fish empanada along with a pizza pastele. Our daughter ordered the Venezuelan take on chicken shawarma. They greatly enjoyed their meals and we all enjoyed the mini empanadas we shared (two pork, two beef, and two chicken is the default). I also savored every drop of my Especial Super Sandys cocktail. The only drawback to this place is it is right next to my work, so I'm going to be constantly ordering from here or hating myself for not doing so. Edited to add: They were open until 11pm on the Tuesday night we went; some places online erroneously state 6pm as closing time.

This is a unique little cafe in Flower Mound. We were looking for something new and different; off…read moreour beaten path. Well...we found it, thanks to YELP!! It's advertised as Venezuelan cuisine and we had no idea what that meant. However, we do enjoy empanadas and they listed them on their menu. We ordered several pasteles and 1 empanada. I'm not sure what the difference is....they're both like a hand-held fried pie. The E's are larger than the P's. The ground beef variety was our favorite....VERY good. The ham and cheese was the next best. The pizza flavor was OK, but wouldn't order it again. The chicken variety was our least favorite. The creamy cilantro dipping sauce was amazing!! The staff was very attentive. Prices are fair. We can't wait to have more of those flavorful ground beef empanadas and try the other varieties too.

Estas son las mejores arepas en todo el DFW, realmente inigualables!…read more Truly the best arepas in all of the DFW, nothing like them. We normally drive around 1 hour to get them. The only unfortunate thing is you sweat while eating. You bring this to the attention of the staff and they say there's nothing they can do about it. It makes the experience fairly unpleasant. The thermostat is set to 80. How is this even okay?

Came here to try the arepas. They were good. I really liked the flavor of the meat. Will come…read moreback and try them another time. When I went every table was full and each table had something different. The restaurant is small and narrow but it was clean. Even the bathroom. The waitress was friendly. Food came out after 10 minutes (for an order of 4 arepas). The passion fruit juice was delicious as well.

Really good casual atmosphere, service was spot on. Lots of foods I need to try. I started tonight…read morewith the pork arepa. Pico and chopped pork in a white corn bread kind of sandwich, sort of shell. Pork was a little dry. The cornbread-y stuff was good but with the pork being dry, I needed extra water. The pork and shredded beef tacos were better. Yes. It's worth another trip. Also, if you are a futbol fan, big TVs with games are on.

Demasiado rico este lugar y su carne en vara! La primera vez que fuimos se tardaron muchísimo en…read moresacar la orden, pero la segunda vez que volvimos todo fue excelente!

Delicious and incredibly affordable. If you don't like dry meat filling, don't get those carnes…read morechoices. Get the papa y queso filling instead. I personally don't mind dry meat, so it was good to me. It'll be good if you know a few Spanish words and pronunciation so you can communicate with the cashier better. Will be back!

This is my first time to go to this restaurant and I thought the flavor of the shredded beef…read moreempanadas was very good. I also tried the Arepas Sincillas with carne asada. It was massive and good flavor but a bit messy to eat. It's good but I prefer arepas that are served like a pita pocket that don't have all the toppings fall out. Still good flavor and I am glad I tried it. Restaurant is very clean, and a lot of different food options from Venezuela and the staff is very nice. The service is fairly quick.

Katerine took my order and was very hospitable. She made a good recommendation on the juice I…read moreordered too. The food came out in timely manner and tastes great. I will say it's best to order the pandebono the during morning time lol. The atmosphere is nice as well definitely feel like I stepped into a piece of Colombia.

Server put a 20% tip on the receipt without asking. It was for 3 people, no drinks, so no reason to…read moredo anything like that. To make matters worse the receipt they gave me to sign had an additional area for a tip. Shady as hell. We will never return and will be sure to tell our Colombian friends as well.

Incredible Food! Great service. Definitely coming back. Thank you!!…read more..................................,,....,..........

Stopped by Venezuelan Restaurant off a recommendation from D Magazine and our party of 3 adults and…read more1 child had a great time! We split one arepa blanco with picanha and two cachapa con queso de mano y nata, one with carne asada and one with chicharron. The meats were all great; the chicharron was fried super well and the fat was perfectly rendered. The picanha and carne asada both had an excellent char, and I'd say the picanha is more tender. We really enjoyed the slight sweetness of the cachapa paired with the queso, and we really liked the veggies and sauce in the arepa blanco. In the future I'd see if we could somehow get that sauce from the arepa blanco sandwich on the cachapa for the best of both worlds :) The baby in the group was a huge fan of the cachapa and cheese. The passion fruit juice I got was huge and not too sweet, which I enjoyed a lot! And the sweet plantains were an excellent side, soft and just slightly crisp on the outside. The potato salad was super interesting too; there was shredded chicken in it, so it was more of a chicken and potato salad, but very enjoyable regardless. It does kind of suck that there's no complementary tap water; you have to pay $2 for a bottle if you want water. But otherwise this is a great place if you're craving arepas or other Venezuelan style street food. Will def be back to try the rest of the menu!

I was lucky to find this place so close to Denton after a long night out with friends. They have a…read moresmall market with Venezuelan grocery items as well as a full restaurant. They have delicious cachapas that are very dense with queso big enough to share. Service is quick and they have empanadas ready to go if you're in a rush.

Somehow we managed to get a Venezuelan fast food spot in an area that was desperate for options…read more The picture does not do the food justice because the portions are H U G E. For beverages we opted for Frescolita (which if you've had 'La Colombiana' it's the same flavor just a little bubblier. For starters we ordered tequeños which is the Venezuelan version of cheese sticks. They were tasty for $2 a pop! I ordered a carne asada arepa and did not even finish half. It is absolutely stuffed with meat and has a magnificent layer of fried cheese. My husband ordered the tumbarrancho and was able to finish it (it was slightly smaller than the arepa but completely jam packed). The man at the counter was super friendly and helpful. All in all we would absolutely go back! PS there's a little frozen area with some Venezuelan/ Colombian items and you can buy the dough to make your own arepas too!