Awesome Venezuelan eatery in Gainesville, GA. We were on the way to Helen, GA and wanted something…read moreother than German food. This came up in my search on the way, and we had to check it out. It's nice and festive inside. You order from the front and they bring your food to you. I was happy I could get a patacon with sweet plantains for the perfect sweet and savory. You can pick your protein. Our second order was a cachapa which is a sweet corn pancake folded with tons of cheese and your protein. I loved my patacon better. They were all around excellent 5 stars for food, service, & ambiance!

This was my first time here and I was blown away by the food! It was so amazing and I am so full…read moreafter eating half. The girl at the counter was friendly and helpful for picking what to eat. The place is also really cute!

The fact this place doesn't have 5 yelp stars should be considered a crime. Came here out of sheer…read morecuriosity with a friend for lunch. The amazing Anahi was our outstanding server! We decided to share the $50 PICADA MIXTA platter which is made to serve two people. Our platter consisted of 1/4 lb steak, 1/4 lb roasted pork, 1/4 lb chicken, 2 ribs, grilled cheese chunks, 2 mini arepas, 4 fried yucca, boiled cassava, a cup of sweet slaw and Venezuelan sausage. All the meats were simply outstanding in flavor! I can't really say which meat was best, but the roasted pork was probably my least favorite. That being said, it was still very good! I also really enjoyed the unusual flavor of the sausage, which was savory and satisfying. The fried cheese was an unexpected favorite and the sauces provided were fantastic as well. After our meal we had the opportunity to meet the owner, who took my buddy on a tour of the kitchen while I took pics of the interior. It was a truly wonderful first time experience and I will certainly be back with my family and more friends! We were told there is live music on the weekends, which explains the stage! ENJOY

Our first time here the ambiance food customer service was 10/10. Def a gem in Gwinnett for…read moreVenezuelan food wow great taste and drink

It inside de supermarket they have a variety of venezuelan bread, cachitos, piñitas, they were…read morefresh some just out of the oven and the attention there was great! Definitely will come back. Tienen gran variedad de panes, estaban frescos, algunos recién salidos, hay nata. Llevamos cachitos, piñitas. Excelente la atención y amabilidad, definitivamente muy contentos de encontrar este lugar.

This Venezuelan Bakery is inside Carnicería y Taqueria Los Pinos in the shopping center were ALDI…read moreis in Sandy Springs. When you get in the business it would be on your right and in front of the Taqueria. This is my first time in this Venezuelan Bakery . I bought guava bread, sweet bread, French small bread, Tequeños, Ham and cheese Cachitos. Everything was excellent and I hope I can try their Mil hojas, quesadilla bread , mandocas and pastelitos. I am very happy of this location close to my home since most of the Venezuelan Food Business are in Duluth area. You would appreciate this recommendation.

So delicious!! We love Venezuela food, and this place hit the spot. The food did take a little bit…read moreof time to come out, but it was well worth the wait. You can tell it's all made fresh and to order. We had the cachapa and two different arepas. Between my husband and I it was plenty of food. And the prices are very good too!

‼Location has changed‼ Now at 3095 Peachtree Ind Blvd…read moreSuite 120, Duluth GA 30097. -Only a few miles down P.I.B. from original location. This family restaurant has always hit close to home (vzlan immigrant 2010), as one of the first Venezuelan Restaurants in Duluth (if not the first!). It was honestly heartbreaking driving my the OLD location (2870 PIB) for almost a year hoping they'd return... and they're back!!! Mi gente Venezolana--- EPA is back with Stephanie Viloria as the Head Chef after receiving professional status & training in Spain. Bringing the new 'Haute Cuisine' add-on to its original name. 100 Sanitation score! Smaller than original location but the rebranding and nee curated space reflects elevated quality of food, service, and overall ambiance. Clean + equipped restrooms (for women). Excited to see how the music area is utilized during events! I apologize I did not take photos of actual food as we ate as soon as we were served, but I have attached some photos of the new menu, space, & the family behind the magic. All photos taken by me except for screenshots of their Instagram page!

The food was great! We stopped by for brunch after Easter service at a nearby church service…read more The guy would explain the ingredients in each dishes if you're lost in translation. Prices were not listed on the menu for preview. You'll just have to go with it & enjoy the outcome. Though, you won't regret it.

I stopped by for lunch and they did not disappoint. Garlic…read moresteak, yucca, soup and delicious coleslaw for $16. Great service! Nice clean restaurant!

Hi, I'd like to report an issue with my recent order from Eat More Empanadas…read more On the Uber Eats app, the photo for the item I ordered clearly shows three empanadas and three tequeños, but when my order arrived, I only received one empanada and one tequeño. I called the restaurant to ask about it, and they told me that one tequeño is $4.99 and one empanada is $6.99, which doesn't match what's shown in the picture. This is misleading and feels like false advertisement since the photo suggests multiple pieces are included.

Food is overpriced, taste is dry and I waited 35 mins for my order and there was 1 person ahead of…read moreme, no salsa with order and $45 for 4 empanadas is crazy . Would not recommend. First and last time going, I don't even leave reviews like that but damn this place is horrible

True Venezuelan Flavor Over Fire…read more Carne En Vara Barinas Grill is something special. It's a small spot here in Gainesville serving up Carne en Vara... Venezuelan style grilled meats cooked over open wood fire, just like they do in Los Llanos. That smoky, firewood flavor hits different. Everything has that homemade, rustic feel, and the food is packed with seasoning and personality. The staff is friendly, the vibe is casual, and you can literally see the meat roasting right there. If you love barbecue (not saucy bbq... but the cooking style) or Latin flavors, go check this place out. You'll leave happy and full.

Real carne in vara the Venezuelan way! The beef is skewered in a wooden stick and cook over an…read moreopen fire or wood. It's juicy and tender.

Everything we tried was delicious, hot, and fresh. It was a sampler platter table of everyone…read moreordering and passing them around (my favorite style) so we tried 4 arepa options - both traditional and a 'pick what you want'. Arepas are hard to find around here, and good ones have been hard to find since Arepa Mia closed. No frills, lots of options, clean restaurant. It was busy, but the food came out quickly and tables turned freeing up space. (They also reheated well for breakfast!)

Delicious and authentic Arepas! They were out of quite a few different ingredients so definitely…read morecheck with them what arepa you want beforehand if you really want a specific one. Spanish is definitely helpful but not required. Delicious, well-priced, we will be back!

Friendly environment and delicious food. Arepita Cafe is a MUST stop if you are close to Avalon…read moreMall.

Take ya mama, ya kids, ya man, ya whole family because this place was just good! I love arepas and…read morecachapas! My son is in love! I had the cachapa with grilled chicken! Chefs kiss!!! My mouth is watering thinking of it! My son loved the cheese cachapa! One of the best Venezuelan restaurants and a must try! Plenty of parking in this huge shopping center! Really homey, makes me want to visit Venezuela just to eat more food! A must try! I almost didn't get a picture before eating it all!