Brasas Arepas & Grill

Sydney McDaniel

6 months ago · vía Google

The food is delicious. I got the arepa and my husband got one of the beef soups. At first I was worried about the prices. The arepas I'm used to would be too small to be worth the prices on the menu. But when the food came out it was so much. Definitely worth the price. The arepa was cooked wonderfully. It was too much food to bite into. The stand is nice. I ended up eating the arepa with my fork. The soup was a nice hearty comforting soup, without being heavy, similar to chicken soup but with a tender beef. And a mild broth. With an underlying bright acidity. Some reviewers say service is slow. It's a casual laid back place. You are given time to enjoy the food and relax and digest.

Daniel Herbert

9 months ago · vía Google

Loved our weekday lunch visit to Brasas. You can smell the deliciousness from a block away. The arepas and empanadas were incredible. Reina pepiada reminded me of a chicken salad and was made with fresh ingredients stacked high inside a perfectly cooked arepa. Empanadas came hot from the kitchen filled with juicy shredded meat. Definitely try the sauces that come with it they were a great addition. This place is a must try if you like authentic Venezuelan food. Updating with a great review for the carne asada, grilled chicken and mini arepas! All must try’s

Maria Solorzano

2 months ago · vía Google

Clean non pretentious, honest to goodness Venezuelan food. I absolutely loved the Cachapa with Queso de mano, made me feel like I was back in my country! The arepa Reina Pepiada is also good as well as the buñuelos. Great service and good prices. You can’t go wrong

Charlie Joniaux

3 months ago · vía Google

I love Venezuelan cachapas and this place didn’t disappoint. Besides the waiting time it was a pleasant experience. I’m willing to try the Colombian empanadas next time.

Jose Sarmiento

4 months ago · vía Google

Like most Venezuelan restaurants great food! Pricey but great food!! Will definitely come again!!!