Como Venezolana no saben la felicidad de encontrar este lugar! La mejor cachapa que he comido en…read moreMadrid, absolutamente espectacular. Tambien compartimos un tres leches y estaba para chuparnos los dedos. El servicio fue impecable.

Everyone needs to come here. Especially New Yorkers who know their Spanish food well. This place is…read morelocated in the main touristy area of Madrid and HIGHLY worth it. Do not pass this place. The line outside is long for a reason. It's because they have patacons, arepas (arepera depending where you are from) tostones, rice beans, avocados, tequenos (called cheese fingers), and flooded with flavor. I had the patacon mixtos which get you three patacons of different varieties. This was so popular in NYC as it holds a lot of Puerto Ricans & Dominicans. I was sooooo happy to see it here I went wild. The only difference is that the sauce is right on top of the tostone and you don't eat it like a sandwich it's with utensils. Still same concept and flavor and of course I'll be back.

Very good Latin American restaurant where to have lunch…read more Their daily menu costs only EUR 10 and it has good food. As first dish I had a Patacón de Pollo which I liked and it had a generous portion of meat. As second dish I had a Cerdo Guisado con Arroz y Tajada which was very good as well. Finally, also the Arroz con Leche as postre was tasty. The service is quick and friendly.

Cheap and good. Venezuelan Colombian and Peruvian dishes. We ordered arepas with Venezuelan sodas…read more Yum

Out of business now a hot chocolate bar with coffee tea and hot chocolate. Along with other drinksread more

Service was a bit slow due to one person working inside (bar, waiter, host) but the food was yummy…read more It seemed like they had a lot of Mexican food like tacos and nachos.

Absolutely delicious! Try the aretapas: it's a great way to sample multiple types of arepas. Tons…read moreof vegetarian options, and a very allergen-friendly menu.

The Ambiance is your typical street Venezuela restaurants. It was nice as it was relaxed not over…read morecrowded like all restaurants in the area. Service was good. The menu had a large variety of typical Venezuelan cuisine. I had the Plato Criollo vegetarian. Must say it was good the plátano ( plantain) was just right not too fried or oily that if not done right is like eating burn oil. The arepa was also just right.

Having spent time living in Venezuela, I love finding restaurants that serve their food. I ordered…read moreArepas via a local food delivery service, and was not disappointed. I got the Pabellón (shredded beef with rice, black beans, fried plantains, and an arepa) and the chicken arepa. Both were really good, I'm getting hungry writing this review and thinking about them! Pricing was very reasonable, even after paying for the delivery fee.

As a Venezuelan I will do all foreigners a favor by telling them not to bother with this place if…read moreyou're looking for a decent arepa. They got my order wrong (which is fine with me since I like all arepas but even after I told her she just shrugged and didn't apologize) and their empanadas are terrible too. Even the juices were subpar (except maybe the mango). Seriously don't bother!

Some friends recommended me this place and I had faith in it because of that…read more The 2 stars I'm giving here, are not about food quality, cleanliness of the restaurant or because of poor service, it's because, for some reason, Venezuelans think they can charge ridiculous prices for food just because it's a "Venezuelan" restaurant. I'm well aware this is in Malasaña but 16 euros for a roasted chicken and 2 beverages? You gotta be kidding me. Quality-wise I can get the exact same chicken elsewhere for half the price. I sat down and as soon as i saw the prices I just left. Because I`ll rather spend 19 euros on an excellent sirloin steak with french fries and pimientos de piquillo anywhere else than paying 16 euros for a friggin roasted chicken. If you dig the place and the neighborhood and don't care getting charged outrageous prices (even higher than in other venezuelan restaurants) than everywhere else in Madrid, come. It's clean and they are polite.

Wanted some take out and came here for some juicy chicken, delicious vegetable arepas, and rice…read morewith beans. The service was friendly and quick considering it was rotisserie. Very affordable- fed four for $30.

This spot has changed names to Matute Arepa Bar and that is the restaurant im reviewing…read more You'd probably figured Arepa bar, A place that specializes in only arepas, how could that exist?? Well it does and it's amazing! Which a hipster vibe and a friendly staff, the Matute might not be classic Spanish food but it does a great job developing flavors and presenting solid dishes. I tried three difference ones, pulled pork, pork loin and black beans/plantains. All three were excellent! Generous portions for the price. Thr only down side i felt was that the pork loin was slightly overcooked. Other than that, great sauces!! About 5euro per arepa but totally worth it. Bonus they dont charge for water here and have wifi! Overall, i really enjoyed my meal here. They have better arepas than some of the Venezuelan places ive been to in the states. Will be back to try the breakfast menu! Protip: make a reservation on TripAdvisor for 30% off

I was visiting Madrid and came here for arepas 3 out of the 4 days we were in town. Yes, we loved…read morethem that much! The owner was very friendly and really made us feel welcome. Every time we came, we were eating at unpopular times so the restaurant was never busy but i believe it gets crowded at night. I'm vegan so I inquired which arepas, if any, could be made vegan. I was informed with confidence that there were two options, the veggie or the Caribbean veggie. The Caribbean veggie was the BEST. My meat eating friend enjoyed a couple different selections but her favorite was also the Caribbean veggie. Complete with black beans, fried plantain and avocado, it was loaded up and delicious. They also have salsas for you to rest out on your food. The sangria was delicious and made to order and was something we truly loved from Matute as well.

It is the Venezuelan equivalent of Chipotle. They sell Arepas (which are like cornbread buns)…read morethey are cut in half and stuffed with various meat, cheese, beans , and veggies. My favorite Venezuelan food is Tequeños. They are Breaded Chesse sticks that are fried. This place has 5 for €5. It would be 5 stars except for the heat. They had air conditioning but left the door open too. It would also be better if they had more seats.

Super busy! The place is small but you can get it to go. I got the Colombiana arepas and it's…read morereally good. If you want something with beans then you should get the Pabelló n arepas.

The place is quite nice and staff is friendly and quick. However, it is not that good value for…read moreyour money. I had an Arepa Pabellón which was good but rather small and almost with no meat and for EUR 4.90 it is not worth. There are better places for arepas at walking distance.

We made reservations online for 8:30 but did need them. Based on their ratings I'm sure they get a…read moresurge of people later in the evening. I was not that impressed with my selection of ceviche. I love ceviche but this was more of a sweet cocktail sauce concoction poured over some tiny shrimp and mussels. Maybe it's a traditional dish but not to my liking. It was served with a hot and delicious side of tostones. We also ordered a sampler plate that included several fried items and a delicious bit of pulled chicken and beef that were great with the arepas. Service was good. We sat on the patio with a few other guests. It seemed to be a more popular area of the restaurant.

This restaurant/bar is definitely touristy (it is right off the main drag), but the food was…read moredelicious! They have a lot of great, greasy pub food options as well as some salads and somewhat healthy meals. What I ordered: I got a watermelon gin drink that was made with real watermelon! My friend got the sexy Madrid and here's was yummy as well. To eat we split the potatoes with 3 sauces. The potatoes were perfectly crispy, salty, and greasy. They came with a garlic aeoli, some ketchup hybrid, and a fakey cheese sauce (which wasn't bad, just fake). Would I come back? I'm not sure because of all the tourists, but it was a nice spot to grab some food and a drink!