We have been coming here for quite some time, and overall our experiences have consistently been…read morepositive. The service is attentive, and the food is excellent -- both in flavor and presentation. It's a place we have genuinely enjoyed visiting. However, during our most recent visit, there were a few concerns that stood out. First, we noticed that the prices listed on the menu did not match the prices on the receipt. While the differences were only a few dollars, it's important for pricing to be transparent and consistent to avoid confusion. We also really enjoyed the live music -- it created a wonderful atmosphere. However, once the band went on break, videos from the same artist played for over an hour. In our opinion, the content seemed directed toward one specific culture. Given that this is South Florida, where multiculturalism is such a big part of the community, it would be great to see entertainment that reflects and embraces a broader audience. Finally, while the food remains very good, the portion sizes feel small for the current pricing. It seems that prices have increased noticeably, and the value does not feel quite as balanced as before.

I haven't given a bad review in a long time but I couldn't pass on this one. Food was so greasy…read morethat it made me sick. The meat was overcooked and oily at the same time. The plantains and fries tasted like re-used old oil. Additionally, we waited 35 minutes u til someone came to take our order. The one thing they had going for them was the live music which although the singers were not great, it helped create a festive atmosphere.

We randomly happened upon Mochima when we were wandering around looking for another place and so…read moreglad we did! The arepas and empanadas both were delicious. I didn't even get a picture of everything because we were busy eating. O don't know what else to say, try it out and you will not be disappointed.

I'm usually not one that eats Venezuelan food so I can't tell you if it's authentic or not, but I…read morewill say that I am quite fascinated with their 27 cm empanadas! I ended up ordering the jonronera, which is filled with shredded beef, shredded chicken, ham and cheese, plantains and black beans. Since this empanada is big, I shared it with my friend and split it in half. However, by doing this I didn't get to try some of the stuff in the empanada such as the plantain and shredded beef since that was in my friends half of the empanada. We both felt that rather than having been layered, it should have all been mixed together so that people could have a little bit of everything when splitting. Aside from that though, it was really good. I also have one of their juiced and that was refreshing! The service was good, we had gone there on a busy day apparently because it took 30 minutes to get the coffee my friend ordered. There is enough seats, but it can get a bit crowded in the place. Overall my experience was pleasant and really enjoyed the empana

My wife and I had driven to Miami, FL for spring break to escape the cold and the recent snowstorm…read morethat had just hit Verona, WI. After two days of driving through snow storms and heavy rain and spending a night sleeping in the truck at a Cracker Barrel just outside Chattanooga, TN, we finally made it to South Florida. We had just arrived to the area and it was a bit late. We were driving through Homestead, FL. We were hungry looking for something to eat. We saw an open food stand serving Venezuelan food. My wife being Venezuelan, and my favorite food being a Cachapa, we hooked a u-turn and headed back to the food stand. I ordered the Venezuelan hamburger (Burger La Tuyera) and my wife ordered the Barrilla (mixed BBQ). This was the first time I have had a Venezuelan hamburger. It was a huge hamburger (see the pics). It had sausage, an egg, cheese (queso de mano), corn... it was awesome. My wife loved her order. She had been saying she could not wait to get down to Miami to get some delicious arepas. The selection of meats in mixed BBQ tasted great and were cooked perfectly. The arepitas tasted awesome. The food here at this food stand was definitely worth doing a u-turn for. The couple running the food stand were very friendly and welcoming. We will be returning another day to try out their cachapas!!

Great Venezuelan food truck (called "Calle El Hambre" before) with a nice family ambiance. Have…read moretried the tequeños with their sauces, cachapas, and their pepitos and everything is delicious! Good portions and generous portions! The owner is very friendly and always gives good suggestions. It's opened during the evening hours until night so it's always fresh to sit and eat there. I have to return and try their burgers or carne en vara!!! 100 recommended!

This is the second time I come to this place but I thing the price is higher because We paid $70…read morefor one plate with just a little amounts of beef Yuka and a couple of arepa and 3 beers .

Mi Querencia is fun. Live music, cold drinks and delicious food. Atmosphere is fun. The service is…read moreexcellent ad good location to enjoy with a large group.

The food was delicious! I had an arepa and we tried a sample platter that was delicious!read more

Wow!! These empanadas are ridiculously good And the service from this restaurant is impeccable! We…read moreorder from them every week for our dealership of INFINITI of south miami. If I could leave 10 stars I would! HIGHLY recommended this restaurant! Thank you Don Criollito for your delicious food and amazing services!

Such a great spot with delicious vegan options! We love it! They make the arepas made-to-order. So…read morefresh! And the facilities are clean. They have a parking lot and they're close to Sabal chase park!

Mmm Arepa Point is delicious! I tried the reina pepiada with Gouda cheese. It was amazing. The…read morearepa was not too thick or greasy and was filled generously. Cheese is an extra $2, but it is worth a try. They have a few options so you can choose which cheese you prefer. I really liked the Gouda for its rich taste. If you something more subtle, the blanco would probs be good. (Btw there is a 3.75% fee for using credit so you could save a few cents by paying with cash.) I like how there's bar seating as well as indoor and outdoor. I'm coming back during the week for their $5 specials! It's a promo for the traditional flavors. Plenty of parking in the plaza and other foods to try nearby. I was just at the coffee shop a few doors down. This area is added to my rotation of places to eat! Buen provecho!