Arepera La Carajita

all right, a Venezuelan food institution in the realejos

varied arepas very good. They're asking for a Covid passport, I think it's very good.

A lot of people talk about the prices of this place, but they're worth it, those arepas so good and unique in the north of the island, and those chocolate tequeños that my mother. to go in family is an ideal place Voir le carte

delicious arepas! I love that they ask for the covid certificate, it gives me more security and reliability that you are in a place where things are done well. amazing attention, I will definitely come back. Happy holidays!

all the good as always, they usually make some mistakes in the commands from time to time, but I see it normal, as there are always many people, so I recommend going tempranillo too, and more now with the covid. Very friendly Camarer@s always.

If you don't have a covid certificate you have to die of cold and dine on the terrace because they don't give you a table inside. it's a nonsense because the vaccinated people infect in the same way. It'll be a matter of coming back alone in the summer. Otherwise as always. quality food. Voir le carte

I made an order and when I arrived they asked me for the certificate. All right and spectacular food. I think this harassment and uprooting should not be allowed. They haven't set the rules, they're trying to adapt to keep them shut. That more than one should be seen as self-employed and workers and then they tell us.

After years going and making modifications of ingredients without any problems (whether by gout or by intolerance), yesterday we simply pretended to remove an ingredient from one arepa to add it to the other, and they refused to do it, arguing that the dishes went out as they went out and that they could not be making changes, because then some customer (of other tables) could see it and want to do the same.

I love this arepera, its terrace is very comfortable, I have tried tequeños, cachapas and arepas and everything was fine, the only thing that the arepas like are very greasy, a lot of dough, to me personally drips more the finite corn dough and then the filling, another point that I personally do not love is that they do not work with beer brands that I love and sometimes are something slow, pq goes very much. The service is very kind. Voir le carte