All Reviews
Mia La Rosa
a month agoI loved the food — my whole family enjoyed it! The atmosphere was very family-friendly, and everyone was very attentive and welcoming. The only recommendation I would make is to also have the menu available in English. I think it would help the business grow and reach even more customers. Overall, we had a great experience!
Oscarluis Alcala
2 months ago★★★★★ If you’re looking for authentic Venezuelan food, this is absolutely a place you should visit. Everything here is incredibly flavorful, comforting, and made with care. Two of my absolute favorites are the mondongo soup and the rib soup—both are spectacular and 100% recommended. They’re the kind of dishes that keep you coming back. And there’s so much more beyond that: empanadas, Tequeños, pastelitos, hamburgers, patacones, and a wide variety of other dishes, so there is something for everyone. The menu has a lot of great options, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions. The place itself is cozy and welcoming, but what makes it even more special is the service. The owner and her daughters make you feel at home from the moment you walk in, and that kind of warmth is hard to find. Whether you’re just passing through, live nearby, or even if it’s a bit of a drive, this is one of those places worth making the effort to visit. Come hungry and enjoy a true taste of Venezuelan food. Highly recommended.
Ricardo Rodriguez
3 months agoThe two young brothers who were at the service counter were discourteous and not friendly. Did not welcome us nor even smiled when my brother, his kids, my kids and myself entered the place. I wanted to so bad to treat myself and my kids some Venezuelan dishes but their attitude ruined everything. They acted like they were doing us a favor to serve us. I asked for a Reina pepiada they told me they did don’t serve that there because they are not from Caracas but Maracaibo. I asked for 2 ground beef empanadas and I got shredded beef empanadas. I am very disappointed but I assume they don’t care. It takes years to gain a customer but a second to loose him. I am not coming back here never again. My first and last time I walked in here. I can make my own Reina pepiada at home. They being the only Venezuelan place in the area you would expect they give out the best they can to make customers feel welcome and appreciated. I give you 1 star because there is no choice to give you none.
Aletha France
5 months agoFirst time trying Venezuelan, so I have nothing to compare it to. We ordered the Tumbarracho con Pollo and WOW it was so good. Very fresh, which explains the 30+ minute wait. This is not a quick dining, plan to be there an hour. The front counter person knew we were struggling a little with the Spanish menu and never mentioned he had English ones available (they were on the counter - he could have mentioned it.) Overall, we'll be back, but when we have more time and we'll ask for the English menus.
Andrew Knight
9 months agoThe food was great. We got a cachapa with cheese and added shredded pork, one tequeño, and one empanada pabellón. A little pricy but worth it!
Cindy Alonzo De Roa
a year agoYou know that feeling you get of “wow! Or what the heck is in this?!” when you take a bite of something that makes your taste buds climax?! Okay well that literally happened to my husband and me when we tried these arepas and empanadas lol. We don’t always agree on how amazing food is because he’s a lot more picky than I am but we both had the same reaction with this food. I don’t know if it’s the spices in their meats, the cheese they use or the Cole slaw. Perhaps is the mayo? Whatever it is, WOW just WOW!! I’m attaching a picture of the receipt for what we ordered the first time. And the pictures are from the second time we ordered. The restaurant is one of those hole in the wall places because it’s tucked away in a corner of a small business plaza. The place is cozy, and the music volume was reasonable. It is clean, and it DOESN’T smell like fabuloso, thank goodness! It’s a great place for a date because you can actually hear each other. The decor is vibrant and they even sell food items from Venezuela, like cheese, mayo, candy and chips. 🤤 They make everything fresh because the food comes out scorching hot. I love that but some of you babies out there might need to wait a minute or two before touching the food lol. The prices feel a bit on the higher end, especially when you are feeding more than two people. However, it is worth every penny. Oh! And the info on their Apple device at checkout is all in Spanish 😊. The prices aren’t in U.S dollars in their system so it feels like you’re traveling outside of the country lol.
Ariana Gotera
2 years agoDo yourself a favor and visit this lovely restaurant in Tomball! Atmosphere is chill and cool, the service is unmatched. Staff are extremely knowledgeable and make great recommendations. The food is absolutely amazing – everything is delicious. We became regulars pretty quickly. Absolutely the best Venezuelan meal in town. Highly recommended !!!
Pedro Bravo
Edited 2 years agoAwesome Latin food with Venezuelan flavor. Family owned, with great service. Hamburgers and hot dogs are a MUST with all their toppings. Feel adventurous, try the Cachapas ( fresh corn/ elote hot cakes) or the arepas or any of the empanadas (turnovers) The Sancocho (homemade soup) beef or chicken, on the weekends are great.