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    Arepas En Bici

    Arepas En Bici

    4.7
    (47 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Thank you Victor for hosting the Yelp event the weekend of Oct 17. We picked up our meal on Sunday…read moreand was quite pleased. I had been following you since you opened at the beginning of COVID and have been mightily impressed with your fortitude to start and grow a business. Articles here: Eater SF https://sf.eater.com/2020/4/22/21230298/arepas-en-bici-venezuelan-bicycle-delivery-san-francisco Good Morning America: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/food/story/make-chef-victor-aguileras-delicious-home-chicken-avocado-71755150 Hoodline: https://hoodline.com/2020/07/unemployed-sf-restaurant-workers-pivot-to-home-based-pop-ups I thought for are I would like the beef sandwich better, but it was the chicken and cheese that stole my heart. ALSO loved the cheese sticks, and the guava pastry.

    HEADS UP- this is NOT a restaurant‼there is one chef who sets up a "pop-up" in various locations…read more We were not aware of this at first so we walked to two different locations before finding the right one, which was at Mayes Oyster House on Polk St. Finally came across the correct location on his Instagram story at @arepasenbici. Now we know to also check his website at arepasenbici.com *WAIT TIME- our party of 3 arrived right around 7 pm. We were a bit confused upon arrival since there were no other customers, only a bartender on FaceTime and a DJ jamming out by himself in the corner. We were worried that we went to the wrong place again, but it turns out that majority of the chef's customers just orders ahead online then picks up to-go. After asking the bartender if this was the right place to find arepas, she told us to walk towards the back and meet the chef in the kitchen. Then the chef handed us barcodes to scan and we did not have to wait extremely long for our orders but it also wasn't super fast since he had other orders to take care of. *AMBIANCE- fun, loud, "going-out" type of vibes at this specific location since it is also karaoke night on Wednesdays starting at 7 pm. *QUALITY- great! This was our first time trying our Venezuelan food and definitely won't be our last. Although we have no other arepas to compare it to, we can confidently say that it was prepped with great care and skill. Love how there's also a vegan option, which is the Dom arepa! *CUSTOMER SERVICE- great! The chef is friendly and highly personable, which definitely plays a role in us wanting to support him even more! He even surprised our friend with 2 pastellitos after finding out she didn't order some when both my fiancé and I did, which was very nice and inclusive of him. *RESTROOM- bathroom available inside at this specific location. *OUTDOOR SEATING- available, but no outdoor heaters. *PARKING- no private lot available, best bet would be metered street parking on streets surrounding Polk like Bush St which is free after 6 pm!

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    Arepas Latin Cuisine - San Francisco

    Arepas Latin Cuisine - San Francisco

    3.9
    (164 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $$

    Carnival in San Francisco is coming up this Memorial Day weekend and many countries are represented…read morethrough entertainment and food. One street which Carnival parade passes by is 16th street. Walking on 16th street you will find many different types of cafes and restaurants. There are some restaurants which have been there for decades and some there for years. You will find cuisines from China, Philippines, Thailand , El Salvador , Vietnam, Spain, Italy , Mexico ,Pakistan, and some Americana bites like the Pittsburgh sandwich( from Pennsylvania not California). There is one place which is named after a South American dish where you can enjoy food from Venezuela and it is called Arepas. Walking down memory lane by strolling down 16th street where the young Don Juan grew up in San Francisco I landed at Arepas. Inside there are lots of tables and a full bar along with a wine bar which serves Rosé , Malbec from Argentina , Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile , and Pinot Noir from California ( like Don Juan Pinot Noir). On the menu you will find chicharron ceviche with plantain chips. You will also find Venezuelan empanadas with cheese , beef, and plantain Maduro ( not talking about Maduro the ex-President of Venezuela). They also have hella arepas. The arepas are often compared to tacos and pupusas. I find them a bit different since they are gluten free but they both have lots of similarities. I got the Arepas Santa Barbara with steak and shredded cheese and on a grilled corn pocket. It was a bit cheesy and a bit corny like some in SF. The Arepa Catira had chicken and shredded cheese and crispy lettuce . It was savory and tasty. Come to Arepas to get some Arepas. Come take a stroll to the old neighborhood of "Don Juan Pinot Noir" to Arepas a Venezuelan restaurant with live music and a "wine bar "and pair it with an Arepa Camaron that has some "char" with some Maduro the plaintain not the ex-President of Venezuela or the "Maduro Cigar" Go to Arepas and get food from "Venezuela" historically known for one of the most Ms. Universe winners and also for their "telenovela " when it comes to Arepas they have "hella" they have some in SF that are so corny and cheesy filled with shredded "mozzarella"

    Excellent food, but terrible customer service! I accidentally placed my order 15 minutes early,…read morecalled, and a very angry woman answered. I asked if I could wait while they prepared my order, and she said yes, but a few seconds later they canceled it. Even though I order every day, they clearly don't care about making sales! Hire more staff because these people, including another guy today with the same awful attitude, will bankrupt the business! Adding to that, I always order food here because my partner really likes it, but they always send me food I didn't order, even though I've spoken to them about it, they don't seem to care!

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    Milohas

    Milohas

    4.5
    (1.1k reviews)
    47.3 mi
    $$

    Was recommended by a Colombian friend because they love this place, and I completely understand…read morewhy. Food is always so flavorful and staff is very nice!! Very nice environment.

    You Guava be Kidding Me…read more A bakery and juicery that has been serving up delicious Colombian specialties since 1999 in Colombia, before emigrating to the US and opening up shop here in Cambrian Park in 2014. Milohas (mil hojas) means a thousand layers in Spanish, and one taste of Milohas' pastries will make you understand why they picked that moniker. The Good: * Large shared parking lot * Friendly service * Covered outdoor dining * The crust of the empanadas was buttery, flaky, and delicious. All the fillings were good, but you have to try the Hawaiian filling! It was truly fantastic and had us wishing that's all we'd ordered. * Guava Finger has the same perfect crust and tasty guava jam--I could eat a dozen of these and come back for more. *oink oink* * Carissa really enjoyed their lentil soup. I didn't try it, so I can't comment. The Meh: * I kind of prefer the chunks of meat in Peruvian empanadas to the ground meat in Colombian ones, but that's just a personal preference. It was still delicious, so at the end of the day, it's all academic. The Ugly: * No indoor dining, and outdoor dining is limited to only a handful of seats. Conclusion: We've been on the hunt for the best empanadas in the South Bay, and we finally found them.

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