El Arepazo 2

Que decepción. $ 12 por una cachapa de bolsa que consigo yo en el supermercado, además fría y con queso sabor a viejo y guardado al aire libre. Se le van las ganas de una cachapa a cualquiera. Qué lástima. Not worth your dime or time when there are dozens of other really good places for fresh authentic Venezuelan food.

Is sad to see that a restaurant closes 20 minutes before it actually closes! i went today and it suppose to close at 11 and i was there at 10:40. How do you expect to do business like that? :/​SHAME

My favorite restaurant in all of miami! I get to practice my Spanish here :) and the Guyanes cheese is the best!!!

Ive been there twice. Both times there was line. Nobody waiting. But it took forever for even basics like coffee, empanadas and arepas to be served. Everyone working there is in slow motion. The mini arepas are ok. But nothing else that I’ve ever tried their tastes good. Most of the arepas are stacked tall with all sorts of toppings. I’m happy with something simple, like what you can get on the street. What’s worst is their concern for the health and safety of their customers. Raw bacon is being stored in their prep table area alongside cooked ingredients and garnishes like veggies and sourcream. They actually would be dripping the bacon right over the other bins when they take it out. Also using the same cutting board. Raw bacon?

Food was ok but they have no idea what customer service is. I can just resumed by saying it’s awful.

The food is fine it’s just frustrating that the customer service isn’t more understanding of the non Venezuelan folks, like me. I’ve been there a handful of times and I’ve always been overwhelmed with the menu and there answers aren’t very helpful. It really feels like if you do not know what you want (or are not from Venezuela) then you are out of luck. Oh and the service is s l o w

Great food but super overpriced. The pries have been rising at a consistent rate. I eat there about once or twice a month, and the prices always increase from the previous time.

This place was a lucky find. Really sweet people behind the counter, and the food was delicious. I would highly recommend stopping here if you’re in the area.

The food was good but the place is disgusting, I don’t want to imagine how is the kitchen. The health department should close this place until they do a deep cleaning.

Found this place on Unilocal and arrived at around 8 pm. They were already getting ready to close so there was a limited selection. Went with a tequeño and Pelua arepa (shredded beef and gouda). The meat inside of the arepa was good but the cheese inside of the tequeño was cold. A man walked in with his family around 8:20 ish and was told that they were now closed (even though they close at 9), so I wouldn’t suggest arriving past 8 pm if you want food. I’m debating on whether or not I would return here.

Friendly service, good food portions, fairly priced. Taste is good, there are many variations on the arepa fillings in Venezuela so you don’t really know what «style» you’re getting, in general terms the food was very good. The atmosphere was pretty decent, didn’t see any flies and the music was pretty good. We waited a little bit long despite the place not being very busy, other than that it was all pretty good.

I’ve eaten in and ordered take out from the Weston location multiple times, since they’re close to work and always a good lunch option when I’m craving Venezuelan food.
My favorite things to order are their cachapas and their reina peipada salad. Very yummy! The salad tastes very fresh, with plenty of tomato and avocado. Both their cachapas and salads are large and filling. They have plenty of filling and cheese options, which is great. They also have a good chicken soup.
I see how some can say they’re a bit pricey, but the portion sizes are big and filling enough to justify it, in my opinion. It does take some time to get your food (unless you order beforehand), but everything comes out freshly made to order.

Good food!
Cachapas, arepas and cachitos were very good, the service was ok, just a little pricy’

Excellent food!!! I went last weekend to try their «cachitos» and I have to say they are sooo good!!! I compared them with Panna’s and now El Arepazo 2 is the king of «cachitos» in Weston… And with a really cold «frescolita» or «Malta» it’s a perfect fast breakfast or anytime food… I like their food and will come back for more!!! 100% recommended

This place always disappoints me, quality vs prices and Customer service is just not there.

Pricey but good Vnzlnd food. It’s a casual place, good for empanadas, arepas, chapas, coffee, that type of food… I took a star because of cleanliness I’m picky on this, and there were some trays/​napkins left on the tables and the floor could’ve use a swept, it was on a Sunday though, but stil… okay place overall, will return again for another cachapa.

5^th chance today for this location. Always understaffed, 15 minute wait for a hot dog my kid ordered. Always running out of items on menu. Nothing like the Doral location. In our wait 3 costumers walked out.

Simply the best Venezuelan food. I’ve been going there for years and recently they have expanded the menu and its awesome. The arepas, cachapas and empanadas are the signature dishes and you can’t go wrong ordering those also if you like hot sauce ask for their in house hot sauce its strong but one of the best I’ve ever had.
They have Venezuelan beverages like dress kolita, Malta and polar beer. I personally love the natural juices i think they have more than 10 different types of fresh fruits
If you haven’t had venezuelan food before this is by dar the best place to go Also the staff is friendly and Service has improved over the years

Traditional Venezuelan food with a nice environment and friendly staff. I ordered the reina pepiada and it was delicious and filling

First time, ordered the vegetarian arepa with the traditional Venezuelan cheese. The cashier was very nice, informed me it would take 15 – 20 min. for it to be done. I find it a bit obnoxious but I appreciate him telling me. The arepa itself was super greasy, and very pricey, especially when I had no meat in it, pretty small in size, did not fill me up. I would only recommend this place to those with a knowledge of Venezuelan cuisine to determine its worthiness.

Food choice might be traditional but the flavor is not the same. Arepa reina pepiada was nothing close to the real thing. Staff was not the friendliest and they where out of AC. This is coming from a Venezuelan. The worst is the price.

La calida malisima, el servicio terrible, el empleado ni te ve a la cara, se gritan entre ellos, te dicen si quieres algo y te cobran sin avisarte ejemplo” sr quiere que le ponga nata y queso a su cachapa en vez de decir sr por 1.50 $ mas le podemos añadir queso y nata a su cachapa” la comida quemada malisimo…
LA CALIDAD DEL SERVICIO Y COMIDA ES LO QUE HACE QUE LA GENTE VUELVA!!!