Fast food restaurant offers authentic Venezuelan arepas and Maracaibo-style street food with a family-friendly atmosphere. The vibe stays pleasant and relaxed, welcoming guests like family. Prices vary, with some items considered fairly priced and others seen as expensive.
Ham stands out with a rich flavor, especially the black loin cut. Both offer a distinct taste that sets them apart.
Pork-filled arepas pack a punch with mouth-melting fried pork and pork loin that stands out. These arepas deliver a unique, rich flavor that many find unbeatable.
"I thought these arepas were the best I ever had."
"It's authentic Venezuelan fast food that packs flavor in every bite."
"I considered this the best fast food in Miami."
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Each tumbarrancho costs $9.99 plus tax.
The small hamburger costs $12.
Expect generous portions at El Gallo.
Restaurant offers outdoor seating and welcomes dogs inside. Atmosphere feels super cool and relaxed with awesome music enhancing the vibe. Known for serving the best arepas in Miami, creating a unique and enjoyable dining experience.
Ham and cheese arepa stands out with its rich flavor. The llanera combines ham with shredded beef, avocado, and two types of cheese. Empanadas also feature ham paired with chicken and cheese.
Fried arepas stand out with rich, bold flavor. These Venezuelan arepas offer a delicious and flavorful experience that many consider the best in Miami.
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Parking is free and hassle-free near the restaurant.
Expect a variety of arepas with unique flavors.
The restaurant offers different versions of arepas than typically found elsewhere.
Venezuelan bakery inside a mall offers authentic cheese bread, empanadas, and cachitos with a clean, convenient setting. The atmosphere suits quick snacks with a mix of savory pastries and soups. Prices tend to be on the higher side compared to similar spots.
Ham and cheese pastries stand out, including cachitos and croquettes. The Christmas ham bread offers a unique twist on ham dishes. Venezuelan empanadas often come filled with ham and cheese.
Arepas come with cheese and chicken and pair well with soups. They stand out alongside empanadas for their quality and flavor.
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This place opens at 9 AM, located inside the mall.
The chicken soup costs $11.
Don Pan charges high prices for their food.
Small, cozy space with modern decor and air conditioning offers a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Good music plays softly, creating a pleasant vibe. Tables are compact, and outdoor seating is available for fresh air.
Ham appears in several dishes like the Ham & Cheese croissant and breakfast options. Texture varies from somewhat dry to slimy and almost expired in some servings.
Arepas come with generous fillings like shredded chicken, avocado, cheese, and mayonnaise. The Reina pepiada and Asado Negro arepa stand out for their authentic Venezuelan flavors and careful craft.
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They have a special lunch on weekdays.
Expect a busy atmosphere during lunch hours.
Latin American restaurant offers a clean, modern setting with relaxed atmosphere and great music. Guests enjoy customizable plates and a variety of authentic dishes like arepas and cachapas. The vibe feels welcoming and comfortable, suitable for families and casual dining.
Grab-and-go ham cachito tastes fresh and well-made, which is rare for takeout. The ham bread and ham with cheese pieces stand out for flavor, though the ham bread can take over 20 minutes to receive.
Arepas come filled with meat options like pork, chorizo, and carne asada. The Reina Pepiada and four-ingredient arepas stand out for their rich flavors and pair well with a Malta drink.
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Reservations are recommended for busy weekend brunch hours.
Expect longer wait times during peak lunch hours.
Parking is available on-site but can fill up quickly.
Bright, clean space with a cheerful atmosphere and friendly vibe. It feels cozy and welcoming, often busy but well staffed. Known for exceptional arepas, it attracts those seeking top-quality Venezuelan flavors.
Fried arepas with deviled ham bring a nostalgic feel. Yellow arepas come with ham, sometimes paired with Cheez Whiz but often without cheese.
Crispiness stands out, enhancing all the flavors in the arepas. Fillings like quail egg with mortadella and yellow cheese offer a perfect ratio to the arepa, creating a delicious experience.
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Expect a wait time of about 40 minutes during peak hours.
Parking can be validated, costing $5 for three hours.
The price for two arepas and two drinks is around $47.
Latin American restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with a visible, spotless kitchen and a welcoming vibe. The outside patio provides a romantic setting ideal for snacks and gatherings. Attached gas station and car wash add convenient amenities for multitasking visits.
Ham appears in several items like catchitos, arepas, and empanadas, often paired with cheese. The ham tends to be quite salty, especially in Pan de Jamón and cachitos, but it is served in generous portions.
Arepas come with grilled meat and have a corn base that tastes authentic. Baby arepas and carne asada versions stand out for their rich flavor and freshness.
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PANNA Weston is open 24 hours for convenient late-night dining.
The location inside a gas station may not offer a scenic view.
Expect higher prices compared to other Venezuelan food places.