Reviews for Nashville Venezuela Food in Nashville, TN

Amazing! Great food at excellent prices. Try the cachapas, arepas and patacones. Chichas to kill for. Will be back.

I ate from this restaurant multiple times. Everything has been good and the serving sizes are worth the price. This place won't... disappoint if you are looking for tasty food. Read more

Absolutely friendly & helpful! Spoke very little English, but was so patient with me. Food was hot, fresh, seasoned, tender. In... other words it was delicious! We will def visit them to try a new dish! Oh, yeah, she suggested for me a meal that was perfectbecause I'm gluten intolerant! Love it! Read more

We had the Carne asada Arepa and Tequeños. Yum! Have been looking for great Venezuelan food in Nashville and this place did not... disappoint! Kind service, too- felt like home! Read more

Nashville Venezuelan Food is an excellent spot for really delicious food. The restaurant is quite small, and parking is a real... pain (since you have to enter and exit the parking spot in reverse onto a usually busy road). However, the food is definitelyworth the effort. First thing I tried were some empanadas. One was a fried plantain and cheese, the other was a ham and cheese.These empanadas were made with a really fluffy, soft, fried outer shell that reminded me of a funnel cake consistency. Thecheese itself was really nice, and I think I preferred the plantain one more, specifically since the sweet, caramelized bananaswas a nice juxtaposition to salty cheese and a fried outer shell. We also got a tequeyoyo. The only way I can describe is agiant mozzarella stick, however this also has fried plantains AND ham. This was pretty good, however the cheese was somewhatsolidified, which I would have preferred if it was melted more. Finally, I had a carne asada arepa. This is like a sandwich,and this was amazing. The ?buns? are made of corn and were delicious themselves. Then, a hefty serving of grilled beef wasplaced inside with cheese, tomatoes, and a nice jalapeño mayonnaise-like sauce. If anyone has tried the creamy jalapeño servedat Chuy?s this is a thicker version of that but delicious. This was my favorite item of the lot. For sauces, you?ll have to getthem yourself from an empty table (they have giant bottles of their creamy jalapeño sauce and small hot sauce bottles). Nearthe entrance is also where you can find utensils, napkins, and to-go boxes. Now, why the 4-star rating you may ask? Yes, thefood is a 5 out of 5, however I have some critiques. First, they don?t have tap water. If you ask for water, you will get and becharged for bottled water (not a big issue as it?s just $1). The ambience is also too loud. With no one even eating in therestaurant expect me and 1 other person, it?s hard to hear yourself talk. Loud music is blaring, and some o Read more

Like all my other reviews food is what is important, this was good but not great. The Patacon was old reheated and hard. Such a... shame it has the potential to be amazing. Flavors were there but freshness left to be desired. Read more

FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE!! We got the Domino (bean and cheese empanada), a beef/plantain/Queso empanada, and a Venezuelan cheese... stick filled with plantain/ham? SCRUMPTIOUS!!! Pricing is very reasonable for the portion sizes as wel. Super authentic?including servers not speaking English. Read more

The food is incredible. If you don't get the empanada with plantain and cheese you're heavily missing out! It's to die for. The... arepa domino is.. *chef kiss*. ???????? Ugh. Everything is so good. Read more