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Spain Food Guide: 3 Venezuelan food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Todoque
Discover Restaurants offering the best Venezuelan food in Todoque, Spain including Arepera El Rinconcito, Bar Savoy, Yaracuy
1. Arepera El Rinconcito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Ineke_George
Located outside Los Llanos in La Laguna (just on walking distance for us, about 25 minutes from the centre of Los Llanos) this restaurants serves Venezuelan dishes. Most surprising was to find a very good wine on the list, Pesquera crianza. The yucca as starter was very nice. We chose arepa's and hallacas as main course because these were the typical dishes, both were however disappointing being very greasy. Perhaps cachapas would have been a better choice. The service was very friendly and the view from the terrace must be beautiful at daytime.Thank you very much by critics and of course for visiting us, makes us very happy they'll like our wine list , service and some of our dishes , some of which abounds fats, is very common in Latin American cuisine , but it is not in all we would like to see them again so they can try more dishes from our menu : salads, cachapas , tacos , Mexican donkey ......... and more.Once again thank you very much for visiting us and we hope that your stay in our beautiful island has been to your liking . Thank You.
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2. Bar Savoy
Savoy Bar, is a healthy food restaurant, we serve grilled arepas, hamburgers and vegan food, we also make natural juices and cocktails. We do not use freezer, fryer or microwave, we use 100% fresh products!
Reviewed By adrianah371
This restaurant offers delicious foods with a twist. They serve meat dishes but specialise in the Venezuelan arepa made out of vegetables and with healthy fillings (and some naughty ones). All of their food is a festival of flavours and colours. They cater to all dietary needs/choices.Love this place!!! Oh and the service, even better than the amazing food!
3. Yaracuy
Reviewed By Laura v
I never tried Venezuelan food before coming to La Palma, but the arepas (stuffed corn patties) and capachas (corn pancakes with filling) are now my favorites. The arepas served in this restaurant are particularly fresh and tasty.The waiter was very friendly but as the evening progressed and the restaurant grew busier, his attention failed a bit.Besides the arepas and capachas we had a sampling dish consisting of a variety of Venezuelan food: pulled pork, beans, avocado, corn, and a selection of fried snacks. Yumm! Be sure to order a number of items, as portion sizes are not that large.Come here for the great food, not the ambiance, as the interior mostly has tiles, plastic chairs and fluorescent tubes.
