The Arepa Republic

Probably the best Arepas. The menu is definitely worth exploring. If you want to use the delivery service check ahead of time because sometimes it might be a long wait. When getting orders to pick up I've always had them on time.

Unfortunately not really worth it, in my opinion. We got the arepa combo which is $21 plus tax. The arepas were pretty tasty but not very filling. It definitely didn’t make up for the “salad”, which is just wilted spring mix with some dressing. Overall a pretty disappointing experience.

Oh my the food it amazing! I did take out one week and this week in the restaurant. So friendly. I even bought some frozen food. I ate the food too fast so I didn’t take a picture. But here are the frozen meals.

We went during a very slow day during the holidays. The Arepa with Reina pepiada was not good, served straight out of the refrigerator made days before, was not cool. A small meal at an exhorbitant price. Arepas are street food in Venezuela while we got charged full meal prices for something pretty mediocre. The basket of tequenos included five tequenos which came with nothing else again at much more than should be charged. Four would have been enough at a cheaper price. I don't understand the mentality of food services all charging the same high prices when you don't compete with much better places who have fair prices for what they offer. Maybe the Arepa Republic is better as curiosity food truck item.

The service is very good. Everyone is very friendly. However, the quality and quantity of the food has changed, and the prices are very expensive. I think $18 for an arepa is too much, plus the arepas are smaller than before. I went with my son to eat yesterday. We ordered two arepas and two portions of tequeños and paid almost $90 including drinks. Definitely very expensive.

Las personas eran amable y los asientos de afuera nos dejaron disfrutar el clima. Vegetarian options: Mi mama es vegetariana pero todavía tenía muchos opciones de comer.