Arepa Tx

Inside harvest hall, has a choice of several restaurants. Arepas were wonderful. Tried the brisket and grilled chicken arepas and the plantain side and yuca side. Plantains were sweet and perfectly cooked. Yuca was kinda like a steak fry. Could tell the food was freshly made but still came out quickly. Arepas are about the size of a hamburger so be prepared!

The Best Fusion Gourmet Arepas, located inside Harvest Hall. Arepas, Venezuelan speaking, means fried, grilled, or oven cooked. Some people like them soft, others crunchy. Cut in half to be filled of any kind of protein, vegetable, or sauce... Theses are Fusion, when more than two Hispanic Countries most common and known typical platters are cooked to fulfill your Gourmet taste.

Listen homies, this place is inside the Hotel Vin. They have a food court with a bunch of little restaurants. So if you follow google directions you may spend a few minutes trying to figure out where this place is 👊🏽👍🏽. Great lunch or casual/informal dinner. The food it’s all good here and prices are reasonable. I got Grill chicken arepa, Baja taco and carne mechada taco. All very tasty. Definitely will eat here again… seems like a great place to come if you are drunk or want a filling snack… specially if you are staying at the hotel. ✌🏽

I had the pleasure of visiting this business at Harvest Hall in Grapevine, TX. I am incredibly grateful for the variety of food especially since the type of food here is Latin cuisine. I tried the fully loaded nachos, which were good, and definitely plentiful! It will be hard to eat this in one setting if you try to do so. I also tried the arepa with pulled beef, and I’m not sure if it was just me, but the arepa appeared to be a bit skim and wasn’t filled all age way and that is what I was expecting. Otherwise, it was very soft and tasty, and I’m thankful that the beef wasn’t too hard or gristly.