Arepera Yaracuy - El Paso

The last two days I have gone for different reasons to the yaracuy arepera in the pass I am a big fan of the Creole food, in fact when I am in the palm I go all I can to this type of restaurant / bars, but the truth is I have gone quite unhappy with the yaracuy and I will explain why to start have changed the place but still

I am to have faith, but for professional reasons I have to go to the palm every week, and the day I discovered this arepera seemed to me the least that the palm has in this field. I don't think they find grilled meats with wrinkled potatoes. But if you're a pair of earrings and a few cashews, you have to endure the whole day, and something that attracts me the attention is that with this crisis you haven't changed the quality or the amount and much less the prices, about the employees you have, it must be that everyone can't drop us when you're opening some that can stand out for something, you know, it's not for me to go to the owner. By the way, Tuesdays are closed in the afternoon, and on Sunday mornings............The good appetite is what is needed to go to this arepera and be able to rush the dishes that serve us.

I love the way they treat customers, good food, like Caribbean food. I recommend it.

Querid@ kailos are not so critical with restaurants, cafes and other restaurants that today wherever you go you have to wait your turn. as you understand, we're in crisis so that you come to criticize some people who do it best so that we can all eat well and have a nice time.

We were in this kind of bar in May of the food didn't look good or cheap. the service is very bad, especially a sera that was doing in the bar: we asked for peas while we were preparing what we had asked to take and put on beer bottles and limn fantasies, so instead of bouquets, we had to drink to this place I do not return.