Arepa Con Que is a wonderful restaurant. My family and I visited Arepa Con Que so that my mother…read morecould get a cup of coffee. This establishment is set up similar to a cafe and they serve delicious looking sandwiches, pastries, and desserts. The service here was fantastic. The team member who served us even wished my mother a Happy Mother's Day. I especially loved the ambiance in this establishment, it was very celebratory, warm, and inviting.

The owner of this Venezuelan Restaurant is superb! She welcome us as a Family! The Food is abs the…read morebest! It's authentic Venezuelan Food! I highly recommend to any who is hungry to come visit this Restaurant! The owner name is Ivon Santiago. Wonderful lady. Food is absolutely mouth watering!

Super cute spot right across from the Riverfront Esplanade! It's a small restaurant, but it has an…read moreupstairs terrace with a beautiful view--perfect weather in the low 70s made the experience even better. We ordered the Arepa sampler and the sweet plantain patacón, and both were absolutely delicious. The garlic sauce they serve with it is amazing and a must-try! If you're in the area, don't miss the opportunity to check this place out--you won't be disappointed.

Empanadas, other tasty treats. Lively music, beautiful food and drinks. Across the street from the…read morepark.

Ordered the Venezuelan breakfast and it was very good ... especially the tequeños, which were…read moreauthentic and cooked perfectly. This is a casual counter-service spot: you order, get a buzzer, and pick up your food when it's ready. The space isn't huge, but it's comfortable and they also offer outdoor seating. Our food took a little while, but there were several orders ahead of us and everything is made fresh, so the wait made sense and was worth it. Great flavors, generous portions, and clearly made with care. We'll definitely be back....next time to try the empanadas.

Loved the food here. There is a sauce station where you can try many sauces/condiments. The green…read moresauce is to die for. They didn't have a few items we wanted to try but we still loved everything we had. The arepa with shredded beef was so good.

This was my first time trying this food truck on south Florida avenue…read more Order took 7 minutes. The Cachapa was extra extra cheesy (in an almost choke way) and the Cachapa also had platanos maduros in the masa not just corn. I will definitely go back to try their arepa.

Tried these guys out today while visiting Brew Hub. I had a Chicken Arebas and a Shrimp one for the…read moremisses. Both were incredibly delicious but my overall favorite was the shrimp. The staff were helpful and I found out that they had a restaurant in Lakeland which I will definitely have to visit next time I'm in Lakeland. Can't wait to try them again.

Went here last night with a party of 7. Service was attentive and our server did a great job of…read moredescribing the menu. Everything is reasonably priced, surprisingly, even the drinks. My hubby and I shared a fish ceviche which was fresh and tasty. We also got The Parrila Venezuela which was a lot of food. Steak, chicken, sausage, chicharrón, and a side of arepas and a beautiful salad. It was very tasty and so much food we took half of it home. Everyone really enjoyed their meals and the environment was great. Next time we'll sit on the patio because it was very cute with string lights and looked lively out there.

A perfect place to go to celebrate any occasion! Scarlet's service was attentive and kind. The…read moredrinks are reasonably priced and strong without being overpowering. The menu makes it hard to choose (in a good way) because there is so much variety. There's a little patio too if you'd like to sit outside, and plenty of free parking

New location is in a commercial parking lot with other food trucks. Picanha (sirloin cap) was B+,…read morechorizo (pork) was A, yuca and ensalada C. Empanadas were A

I visited today for the first time and I the flavor was delicious. My kids and wife also like the…read moremeat very much. We will be back. The owners are very nice and friendly. I highly recommend them and I hope they do great!!! Ambience is not that good as it is outside of a business building, but we are in our car.,

This is a new restaurant opening up after a previous restaurant closes for the day. The empanada…read morebar will open at 3 PM in the afternoon after wake up café closes at 2 PM in the afternoon. Same owner with a different menu but same delicious South American/Venezuelan food. Service has always been great at the cafe and is as well at the new place.

Wonderful. Great service and food. You get a rice appetizer and even a desert with your order.read more

Always a hit in my book. Without a doubt, choose the white cheese. It's soft but salty and pairs…read moreperfectly with the warm, crispy arepa. Service is always amazing, don't be deterred by the small, diner style vibe. It's worth stopping in for a quick bite or feeding the whole family!

What a great place. It was our first visit to Venezuelan restaurant and we absolutely loved it…read more Arepas are very good and super delicious. Service is good and nice interior. Definitely a place to come back to to try more other delicious food.

Experience: I have a nephew who needs a little more gastric ethnic experiences in his life... so I…read moredecided to find a taco truck and get him some real street tacos versus his only experience with Dorito tacos from the . It was around 4:30 on a Thursday afternoon. We found a taco truck that was sharing space with this Venezuelan food truck too. Facility: This is a typical food truck parked on the side of a business along side another truck that forms an L shape. There are a few tables to sit down under a shaded area so you can enjoy the food fresh right at the truck. Service: The lady was kind of quiet and not really friendly. But the food was made quick. Food: We noticed the cheese taquitos on the side of the truck and ordered them. These were sooooo good!!!! Like better than traditional American cheese sticks. My nephew absolutely loved them!!!! And they gave us two yummy sauces on the side of garlic and cilantro. Overall: we will definitely be back to try some more items, but we will ALWAYS get these cheesey dream sticks of joy!

This place has amazing Venezuelan food. I've pretty much been through the whole menu at this point…read moreand I love it all. Arepas, cachapas, empanadas, sandwiches. Omg it's effin Great Food, I'll keep coming back for sure

Ok this has to be my favorite restaurant in Orlando and I loved the food so much. Alfredo was my…read moreserver and he had the best recommendation and I loved it. The empanada came LOADED with shredded beef and this empanada didn't skimp out on quality. It tastes so good when you dip it with the green sauce and it was chef's kiss. I think this is the best empanada I ever had and when I tried other empanada, it doesn't even compare to this. I ordered another dish but I forgot the name and it's soo good. I was a little disappointed because the menu said pick 3 sides and I chose all beef. Alfredo didn't mention to me that there would be an additional charge for the beef. As a result, I had to pay an additional $10 which was very pricey and didn't find out until I received my bill and saw the charge. I didn't make any complaints because the employees seem not to speak English well and it's hard to be a foreigner trying to adapt to the culture and the language. But this is soo good and I can see why the reviews on yelp are all stellar.

I live close, so have come here quite a bit over the year…read more Pro- Just got renovated, so it looks pretty. The staff is nice, and the food is good. They also have lunch specials, which is nice. Cons- There is ALWAYS a weird perm smell when you go. It literally smells like someone is perming their hair, so not good. Another con is sometimes it takes long to get your food. And last but not least, I think their prices are not reasonable lately. Some of the prices do not match their menu, not sure when they raised their prices but I have never ever heard of a patacon costing almost $26 anywhere, and I frequent a lot of Venezuelan spots. Their name went from Q'Kenan restaurant to Q'Kenan Steakhouse so maybe now they just raised all the prices, I don't know. Their most expensive patacon on the menu is the one with Picańha and it says $17...yet I got charged 25.90. Regardless of how good something is, there shouldn't be a $9 difference from what is on the menu. That is absurd. On my last trip- $43 for an empanada, tequeńos and a patacon just doesn't sound right for Venezuelan food, and I come from living in Miami where restaurants are supposed to be more expensive. Add a tip and you're paying over $50 for street food. That's wild.