Food can shed a great deal of light on a place's culture, and the arepa is no exception. It's an iconic South American street food that has countless preparation methods, and each has its own story.

If you've ever debated the merits of pupusas and arepas, you're not alone. These beloved Latin American staples have similar roots but vastly different executions, making them equally cherished yet ...

By day, Scott Meinzer does app and website development for a local printing company, and at night, he says he “tries to stay ...

Arepas have been a staple in Venezuela for many centuries, and their popularity in the USA appears to be increasing on restaurant and food-truck menus. Might the tasty cornmeal cakes, though, be a ...

Isis Arrieta-Dennis, owner of The Arepa Place, refers to her restaurant’s signature dish as “the Colombian version of a grilled cheese.” It’s a good description for the street food favorite served in ...

Stuff it, top it, fill it or just heat and eat: these South American cornbreads are at home at every meal and super easy to make, too. Is arepa a sandwich, a burger, a pocket bread or a pancake?

The Arepa is a staple of Venezuelan cuisine, and often compared to a taco. However, there are a few key differences between the two that make the arepa stand out as the tastier option. The shell is a ...

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If you haven't had this Venezuelan favorite for breakfast, lunch or dinner, now is your time to shine. ¡Vamos a Arepa Please! "I think the world needs arepa, honestly," said co-owner Gregorio Marim.

In the streets of Cartagena, Colombia, cumbia musicians beat tambora drums and blow into flautas, women in red, yellow and blue ruffled dresses whisk by, and sweating food vendors push carts, their ...

The team behind Arepa Grill has opened full-service Venezuelan restaurant Arepa Grill Kitchen & Wine in Roswell. Husband and wife Pedro and Claudia Cardenas opened the eatery last month at 45 Oak St.

Do not miss the Venezuelan comfort food (including numerous new offerings) at this brand new stall in the Downtown food hall. There’s yet another delicious option to enjoy at the 3rd Street Market ...