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Los Chamos is a late-day Venezuelan street-food stop where arepas share the menu with pepitos and burgers. Verify the truck location before traveling because food-truck logistics can shift. — Westchester

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19:00–22:00; late-night Venezuelan snack traffic is the point.

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La Latina is a compact Venezuelan counter known for arepas, cachapas, and fresh juices. It is a strong first arepa stop because the menu keeps the classic fillings easy to identify. — Midtown / Edgewater

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11:30–13:00 for lunch or 17:00–18:30 before the dinner room fills.

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Doggi's Arepa Bar is a Venezuelan specialist with a long arepa menu, including loaded pabellón and steak-and-cheese styles. Portions are large enough that one arepa can be a meal unless you add cachapas or tequeños. — MiMo / Upper Eastside

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10:00–11:30 or 15:00–17:00; dinner and weekend brunch get loud.

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Budare Bistro is a Venezuelan sit-down option where the arepa works alongside cachapas and lunch plates. The location makes most sense for travelers staying near the airport, Doral, or on a shopping run. — Doral

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11:30–13:30 for lunch; Doral office traffic makes weekday peaks busy.

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Don Pan is a Venezuelan bakery chain where arepas sit beside cachitos, empanadas, and coffee. It is a good low-cost introduction when you need breakfast rather than a full Venezuelan dinner. — Doral

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08:00–10:30 for breakfast arepas and coffee; afternoon pastry cases are less focused.

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Amaize is a fast-casual Venezuelan arepa specialist where you can build the filling without decoding a full Spanish-only menu. It is efficient, clean, and useful when you want arepas before a flight or west-side errand. — Doral

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11:30–14:00 for the fast-casual lunch flow; evenings are calmer.

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Arepas Bar gives travelers a broad Venezuelan menu with stuffed arepas at the center. The practical order is one classic arepa plus a drink, not a table full of fried sides before a long drive. — Doral

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12:00–14:00 or 18:00–20:00; weekend family meals can slow service.

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Pepitos Plaza is more broadly Venezuelan fast food than pure arepera, but the arepa order is useful if you want a stuffed cornmeal meal in Doral. The trap is overordering pepitos, tequeños, and arepas together before seeing the portion size. — Doral

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18:00–21:00 for the Venezuelan dinner-snack rhythm; late hours vary by day.

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