La Arepera

Rock DAoust

11 months ago · vía Google

An absolute gem in Madrid’s food scene. If you’re looking to step outside the typical tapas circuit, this Venezuelan spot is a must. The flavors are bold, comforting, and beautifully authentic — truly some of the best I’ve had in the city. The quaint front patio adds charm, perfect for people-watching over a plate of arepas or tequeños. Whether you’re new to Venezuelan cuisine or already a fan, this place delivers. Highly recommended for curious food lovers craving something different — and delicious. #MadridEats #HiddenGem #VenezuelanFlavors #BeyondTapas #CulinaryDetour

Bella C.

10 months ago · vía Google

third time trying venezuelan food, and it was amazing. food came relatively quickly, and it was all so delicious. good price for great food, and the service was also great. it’s a casual, comfy place with unforgettable food. arepas were so flavorful.

Diana Awad

7 months ago · vía Google

Well if you’re in spain you should enjoy “ la terrassa” ,it is a tradition in spain. So how about enjoying both venezuelan traditional food and a spanish Terrassa ? Please try platanitos fritos, frijoles y una buena arepa 🫶🏻

Hone Sa

7 months ago · vía Google

The portion was good. It was a mix of chicken beef and shrimps and salad and avocados and etc. I wouldn’t recommend the shrimps… it gets messy but it’s very tasty. I do recommend it. The price is also good. We paid about 16€ per person with drinks. It was satisfying. We also asked to replace the sausage with more salad. :)

Nicola Domanin

7 months ago · vía Google

Very good food and a large portion - it looks medium size, but I could barely finish the Cachapas Mixta . A good variation of Venezuelan plates. Possiblg pricing a bit over average, but it's good to try once in a while