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Don't miss the drinks at Aquarena in Grand Roque....Mohitos, cahipirinha and everything is great...the appetizers are a must try. The setting is perfect with big cushions were you can read a book looking at the sunset
Venezuelan food is not the most diverse of South American countries especially if you are a vegetarian. The cheese is good however it is much heavier than American or Mexican cheese. Three in our group are vegetarians and had a very challenging time to avoid eating the same food every day. Having been in several South American countries, I found the Venezuelan food quite bland and uninteresting for me with extremely limited selections especially if you are accustomed to Mexican food. Food was not the highlight of the trip. The only good meal I had was the last night in Caracas when we ate at an expensive Italian restaurant.
In Venezuelan we have our own typical food that you will not find at any other countries...You have to eat Arepas......do not miss it!!!See more at my traveloge Venezuela food Arepas (with many opcion of filing)CachapasPabellon CriolloCasabeHallacas (only in crismas)
The food was good. It was just traditional Venezuelan. Notice the dirt floor and mud brick wall at the kitchen area. One thing nice about restaurants in this area, they are open air and no insects bother you as you eat. Chicken is common in Venezuela and it is good. Also I like cachapa and yucca frita.
On my second last day in Venezuela i treated myself to this wonderful seafood place in Santa Fe. I don't remember the name but it's the only fancy place in town and has a great outdoor terrace on the beach. Red Snapper, fresh from the boat, accompanied by a pina colada
the best restaurant in Cumana is La ducheff`s. It looks bit like a garage but there`s best pizzas i have ever had!Owner in such a funny guy, singing, playing trumpet, guitar, drums etc. during making pizza. yummy! All pizzas were great and cheap.
Venezuela is certainly not a destination for gourmets and this restaurant is no real exception. But Tommy Town in the remote town of Santa Elena near the Brazilian border offered huge servings of decent Chinese food and prices were moderate.
Pita's its my favorite Cafe!. I've been there so many times that the owner and her family became very good friends of mine. The attention it's unbelievable, so nice, and you feel like you are in your sofa at home with music, drinks, and friends around. Excelent place!.
There are only eight restaurants on el Grand Roque, but the one my friends and I always went to for breakfast, lunch and dinner was the 'La Chuchera'.The owners name is Pedro and is a great friend of mine and will take really good care of you. Another great restaurant and lovely owners is called 'Aquarena'. It’s also located on 'Plaza Bolivar'.'La Chuchera' did get the licens not to long ago to sell liquor, so please stay after your dinner to take a few meringue or salsa steps and a ...Pina Colada maybe. They are really good I promise you. After dinner, drinks and a few dance steps you can go next door to the 'Raskatequi' bar to dance the night away. I love it!! 'La Chuchera' serve the best pizzas in Venezuela I think. The also have spaghetti, hamburgers and fresh fish of course which also tastes delicious.'Aquarena' serves very yummy sandwiches and lovely fruit drinks. Just go there,...
The biggest shopping-center in Caracas is Centro Sambil. There is a place that specializes in Churros, and they're delicious. If not properly a restaurant, but rather a candy house, it's still a place for some traditional local (hispanic) meal. Churros
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Q: hi, i am planning to leave columbia by bus and head for cucuta???? then hopefully catch a bus over to canaima, is this...
A: I don't think it is not possible to get to Canaima by land. probably by river/land, you should check by some local agency. don't forget to have repellent with you,...
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