Harvest Hall is just a fun venue. Was here to see friends in a band play Third Rail. Fish tacos were super small but very tasty. Hot sauce is good and was a must. Staff was nice enough. Food was not ready when promised and the Toast POS text alert was apparently slow to go through.
Johana
This is a TexMex stand not a Latin American restaurant. Definitely not a Venezuelan place. If you are looking for arepas look elsewhere. You’re welcome.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 1
Eddie Garcia
This place has definitely gone downhill in the past 2 years I’ve been coming. Today was the last straw for me, considering how expensive it is. The staff was super rude, they were hiding out in the corner and not even taking care of the customers. The Venezuelan food was practically non-existent. They were out of Tequeños, the arepas were made with cheap yellow masa harina instead of the more expensive white P.A.N. cornmeal and the dough did not have any salt and was not cooked all the way through, the cheese was not melted, there was no butter used at all, the sauces were completely watered down and lacked substance. The yuca was hard like a rock and tasteless. They did not have any nata or creamy garlic sauce. It was clear that the staff making the food does not have experience making these items, the arepas tasted like Mexican tacos instead of Venezuelan. Not coming back again.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Blake Page
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Carlos Herrera
Only card no cash.. its not Venezuela food.
Elizabeth Gonzalez-Evans
We had Pabellon sandwich and it was absolutely delicious.
My wife had the chicken quesadillas and I had a pulled pork dish. Neither of us wanted to finish the dishes. So much for that 50.00 tab. Probably won't return. Not the friendliest staff either.
nang ha
Very cool place to eat. The Harvest Hall has multiple restaurants to choose. Arepas were good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Courtney B.
Located inside the Harvest Hall food area. I went with the brisket arepa sandwich and it was a great portion size. My plus one got the grilled chicken arepa sandwich. It was very filling, both sandwiches were missing the sauce that was supposed to be on them. No explanation was given on why it was missing and they had no substitutions for us upon asking after realizing it was missing. Overall would eat again.
Hannah Breazeale
Busy Saturday night but the food was ready quicker than expected plus it was
Great food! Had the tacos and plantains. Their Al Pastor is good, but the Carnitas are out of this world! The crispy bits in with the pork are so tasty. The plantains were perfectly fried. They are quick. Harvest Hall is always a fun place, especially with all the Christmas activities going on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristine L.
Located in Harvest Hall, Arepa is a small food stall serving a variety of different arepas. Chicken, pork, veggie you name it. I tried the Chicken Arepa and it was filled with chicken, avocado, tomato, lettuce, and sauce. The Arepa was little dry, but still good enough to eat. Service was quick and I got my food in no time. Overall, I think this a great spot for a late night snack!
Luis Contessa
Been trying to find a good arepa place around dfw. This wasn’t it. The arepa was piping hot. Completely burned my mouth and it didn’t even taste that good. It took 30min to cool down before the food was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
Alicia W.
First time trying this place; ordered a Cuban sandwich and Elote. Cuban was the worst I've ever had. Terrible. Didn't even eat half of it...and with a price of $13.95! Oof! The bread ain't right. Elote was good.
RayVuoleMangiare
Came across it while visiting Grapevine. After reading the description, I had to try one and was glad I did. The food was amazing. It took about 5 minutes for the food to be ready even though everything was made fresh after you ordered it.
Harvest Hall is just a fun venue. Was here to see friends in a band play Third Rail. Fish tacos were super small but very tasty. Hot sauce is good and was a must. Staff was nice enough. Food was not ready when promised and the Toast POS text alert was apparently slow to go through.
This is a TexMex stand not a Latin American restaurant. Definitely not a Venezuelan place. If you are looking for arepas look elsewhere. You’re welcome.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 1
This place has definitely gone downhill in the past 2 years I’ve been coming. Today was the last straw for me, considering how expensive it is. The staff was super rude, they were hiding out in the corner and not even taking care of the customers. The Venezuelan food was practically non-existent. They were out of Tequeños, the arepas were made with cheap yellow masa harina instead of the more expensive white P.A.N. cornmeal and the dough did not have any salt and was not cooked all the way through, the cheese was not melted, there was no butter used at all, the sauces were completely watered down and lacked substance. The yuca was hard like a rock and tasteless. They did not have any nata or creamy garlic sauce. It was clear that the staff making the food does not have experience making these items, the arepas tasted like Mexican tacos instead of Venezuelan. Not coming back again.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Only card no cash.. its not Venezuela food.
We had Pabellon sandwich and it was absolutely delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Yuca Frita, Empanadas, Brisket
My wife had the chicken quesadillas and I had a pulled pork dish. Neither of us wanted to finish the dishes. So much for that 50.00 tab. Probably won't return. Not the friendliest staff either.
Very cool place to eat. The Harvest Hall has multiple restaurants to choose. Arepas were good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Located inside the Harvest Hall food area. I went with the brisket arepa sandwich and it was a great portion size. My plus one got the grilled chicken arepa sandwich. It was very filling, both sandwiches were missing the sauce that was supposed to be on them. No explanation was given on why it was missing and they had no substitutions for us upon asking after realizing it was missing. Overall would eat again.
Busy Saturday night but the food was ready quicker than expected plus it was
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food! Had the tacos and plantains. Their Al Pastor is good, but the Carnitas are out of this world! The crispy bits in with the pork are so tasty. The plantains were perfectly fried. They are quick. Harvest Hall is always a fun place, especially with all the Christmas activities going on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Located in Harvest Hall, Arepa is a small food stall serving a variety of different arepas. Chicken, pork, veggie you name it. I tried the Chicken Arepa and it was filled with chicken, avocado, tomato, lettuce, and sauce. The Arepa was little dry, but still good enough to eat. Service was quick and I got my food in no time. Overall, I think this a great spot for a late night snack!
Been trying to find a good arepa place around dfw. This wasn’t it. The arepa was piping hot. Completely burned my mouth and it didn’t even taste that good. It took 30min to cool down before the food was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
First time trying this place; ordered a Cuban sandwich and Elote. Cuban was the worst I've ever had. Terrible. Didn't even eat half of it...and with a price of $13.95! Oof! The bread ain't right. Elote was good.
Came across it while visiting Grapevine. After reading the description, I had to try one and was glad I did. The food was amazing. It took about 5 minutes for the food to be ready even though everything was made fresh after you ordered it.