About - Grano De Mostaza
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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I was excited to try their empanadas. I ordered and the lady told me that she didn't have empanadas ready but she could make them in 10 minutes so I waited. I saw 2 empanadas on the display and said what about those, she said no they are not hot. So i sat and waited for her to make “fresh” ones. Moments pass and I saw her grabbing the 2 empanadas on the display, then go to the back, and then heard a microwave. Since there was another person that ordered food, I thought maybe thats their order. She then comes out and hands over the bag. I knew the microwave was for my empanadas. But whatever I took them, as I took a bite a gush of oil came out and wouldn’t stop, I have never seen an empanada have so much oil in it, it was not eatable at all. I opened the other empanada and it was the same full of oil. I had to put tons of napkins underneath and still wasn’t enough to soak that amount of oil. The bag where the empanadas were in was dripping oil as well. Absolutely disgusting! Never ever recommending this place. I think they are going out of business, not sanitary or good quality. I didn’t appreciate the lying part from the employee either, bad representation of Venezuelans. Also way too expensive. Sad.
The food is super fresh best cachapas you can get. The arepas there are super crunchy and make in the moment. Triple arrechisima las cachapas y arepas.
This used to be a hidden gem. Now they evidently are struggling. I have eaten many empanadas here but today at 12:30 was served a burnt stale soggy nasty and way too expensive empanada. The counter girl seemed annoyed that I was there. If I hadn't already driven home I would have brought it back