Hidden gem! I came here for the first time last week and was excited to try this location as arepas…read moreare evidently their specialty. I ordered one of their signature arepas: The Joint and it was great. It was juicy, packed with a good amount of food and was a nice combination of flavors. As a plantain enthusiast this was the perfect arepa for me. 1 arepa would be filling for the average person. My boyfriend ordered the El Poco Loco for us to split which I wasn't too crazy about - it reminded me of a crispy chicken sandwich and I didn't care for the sauce on this. I didn't bother to eat this after the first bite. Additionally I got to try the tres leches and this was better than I expected. I'm always hesitant to try tres leches because there are so many ways to prepare it. This way was more classic and simple with just the cake and the 3 milks at the bottom. It came served in a square dessert cup. It felt a little small for the price but the taste was worth it. My only constructive feedback for the cake is that the cake would be even better if it was a little less dry as far as texture but that can be hard to balance as you don't want the cake to become too wet over time due to it soaking in the milk. I can't wait to revisit: I'll be getting the tres leches again and would love to try the El Guey.

I've never had fresh authentic arepas before so this was on my radar. the portions are generous for…read morethe price imo. the green sauce is amazing. the red sauce was a bit too spicy for me but the pink sauce was good. it helped to have the sauces to dip the arepa and yucca bites in but the flavors of the food were good.

Glad that this place is still open after all! I'd picked up food from there a few times when it…read morewas in Ardmore, more recently saw that it was no longer there and was disappointed about that, but glad it's still there! It's been a few years, but reading some of these other reviews, the patacon sandwich w/ pernil and green sauce sounds familiar and I recall it was really good. Arepas there are good as well. Not sure about service or ambiance at this point, as most of my experience was with takeout, but the food was always pretty great, and appreciate that most if not all of the food is gluten-free.

Finally an opportunity to have the empanadas again via a pick up fostered by a joint effort with…read more@Wallace Dry Goods. Beef, chicken and black bean were all just fantastic!

I lovedddd it, $25 for a chicken bowl and their (mozzarella sticks) I didn't think it was bad at…read moreall and the size of the chicken bowl was enough for two!

I came here with a co-worker late at night and this place was still busy! After having one dish I…read morecan see why. The family operated restaurant has some great authentic dishes and the flavors are spot on. The staff is super friendly and they speak Spanish. I had the Shredded beef rice bowl with beans and sweat plantains. They asked me if I wanted cheese on my dish, but because I'm Puerto Rican and you never put cheese on Rice and Beans I said no thanks. But I will say that as a Latino this place took me home in a bowl. The beans were just like my wife makes, accept it's a different bean. The shredded beef had some much of that hispanic flavor I love so much. The beef was super tender and the plantains were fried to perfection. Now I know this is an Arepa bar and I should have had an Arepa but I am not a fan of Arepa's. It's a texture thing for me, but I love the items that go inside of them. As for my co-worker, He had two Arepas and a sugarcane lemonade drink and a cheese stick. He loved every bite! So Arepas are a must buy here along with a rice bowl like I had. Side note: you got to try their sauces! Their hot sauce is called Picante and is made with Habanero peppers. Look out for that one it's super hot! The garlic Sauce and the cilantro sauce taste great but the colors will confuse you. I bet when you see the sauces you'll guess the wrong color with the flavor. So to end this long review, I say yes you should stop by the place and have a meal. It's small and there is only one table so you might want to get your order to go.

I would definitely recommend coming here the ambience is very nice the customer service is…read moreoutstanding and the food is delicious they make you feel so welcomed and everyone treated me so nice and greeted me with a smile the tuna was so yummy and the sandwich came with a macaroni salad and a pickle They have coffee smoothies and also Spanish food The ambience is also very clean and organized

The bagels are at this world. They have every kind of bagel you could think of anything you want on…read moreit and the smoothies are awesome. The service is friendly polite. And reasonable price

Easily one of the best spots for authentic Venezuelan food. We started with the sample appetizer…read moreplatter, which was a great way to try a variety of items. The fresh juices were delicious, and the Chicha Blanca was a unique treat (like a drinkable version of rice pudding). The arepas were fantastic with flavorful fillings. However, the highlight of the meal was definitely the Venezuelan-style hamburgers and hot dogs. They were absolutely massive, piled high with meat and toppings, and packed with flavor. The staff was incredibly kind, and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for the summer months.

Very fast service, although a little bit of pressure to order. I asked the waitress what her…read morefavorite was and she recommended the steak and cheese arepa fried. I also did the shredded beef and plantain and beans grilled. Steak and cheese arepa was the star, so crispy, juicy steak, cheese seared. I could eat it dinner every time. The other arepa was decent, it just had the mistake of going second, shredded beef felt slightly dry. It was al little pricier than expected, the steak was 14 and the shredded beef was 11. Will be back to try other dishes!

The last time we had arepas was during a Mexico vacation a million years ago. They were delicious…read more When my love shared the Yelp link for Que Rica's and said, "Shall I bring home dinner from here?", my response was, "Does Pinocchio have wooden balls?!?" -- Yuca Fries - perfectly fried and seasoned -- Esquite - street corn in a cup. What? Are you kidding me? So good but RICH. Your cholesterol will soar -- Westmont Arepa - shredded beef and fried cheese. Delicious! -- Black Betty Arepa - house-made black bean burger and plantains. Yes, please! -- Empanada - we were too stuffed to try it but looking forward to lunch tomorrow This was the cure for what ailed us on a rainy Thursday evening. We opened a bottle of Cabernet and enjoyed every minute of our dinner. Good stuff!

Third time getting food from here. This place has made it to my top 5 of my lifetime restaurants!…read moreThe staff is always incredibly helpful and friendly and the inside is nice and quiet with fantastic music. I haven't had a single bad dish here. If you're debating on stopping by just do it!

I've been to this place several times. I enjoy it as a solid comfort food spot. I think the staff…read moreis efficient and they've never gotten my order wrong. I also think that the decor is gorgeous and the music is always amazing! The reality is that they don't go above and beyond and honestly no one's mad. Sometimes they forget a sauce that I know I got from a previous order or they give me guac that's too brown for my liking to eat. BUT I enjoy the food so much that none of those things are factors! Things are always fried to perfection, flavors are always hitting and I always love waking through those doors!

It's so cute inside and the staff is super nice…read more The drinks and cheese sticks things were delicious. The patron piton was delicious.

Stopped in for lunch after seeing the menu on yelp. Owner was very polite and nice and explained…read morewhat items from the menu were available. Ordered the tostón Burger and it was as delicious as the pictures on the menu looked. Would def return particularly for that.

The food looks great. Unfortunately, the woman who picked up the phone today at around 5p.m is not!…read moreThe woman tried everything in her hands to get rid of us as soon as possible. Immediately, she asked my father, who knows nothing about the internet, to "Call Uber... Call Uber!" When my dad insisted on ordering through the phone because the place claims to have delivery, she says, "Oh no, the delivery JUST left and he's out far!" Really? What a coincidence! Look, I get picking up phones and dealing with people is annoying but that happens to be your job. I really hope this is not the owner of the place and wish the managers do something about this. Let's not forget that the customer, the customer's experience and customer's comfort is always #1. Business 101. If deliveries are truly that complicated, then please don't advertise it as available. Qué ricas se ve las comida en las fotos. Desafortunadamente, la mujer que contestó hoy, al rededor de las 5p.m, hizo todo lo posible para ahorrarse tiempo tomando nuestra orden por teléfono. Contestó de mala manera, nos envió a Uber... "Llamen a Uber, llamen a Uber!" Quien llamó fue mi papá quien no tiene computador, no sabe qué es Uber y tiene 0 presencia en internet. Cuando él insiste que quiere ordenar por teléfono, la señora dice, "Ah, qué cosa... ya se fue el del delivery y se fue lejos!" ¡Qué coincidencia! Si te da pereza contestarle a tus clientes, consíguete otro trabajo. Y ojalá, esta no sea la dueña de este lugar. Espero un gerente haga algo al respecto. Gracias. Y si de verdad se complican los domicilios, no lo presenten como disponible. Recuerden, el cliente y la comodidad del cliente siempre va primero. No se envía a página en línea, a llenar formularios.