I had the pabellon and it was fantastic! The flavor was so good! And for the price it was an…read moreexcellent deal!

The service was excellent, and the food tasted delicious. It's different but good…read more Regarding pricing, I don't blame them since everything at the hub is aligned. I tried the Empanadas De Pollo and Shredded Beef; they were both good, but the Chicken was more to my taste. The Catirita De Pollos was fire with the red sauce.

Their new location is a little small but great for a group of friends to come together. The food…read morewas wonderful, great flavor and the reception by everyone was welcoming. The owner came out to ensure any questions were answered and to check on our satisfaction with the food and the service. We will return with others.

Antojos 509 is a good, Venezuelan eatery that features pastries and entrees worth trying,…read moreespecially if you've never had Venezuelan food like me. It was nice to learn about Antojos 509 while we were in the tri-cities. We decided to stop by the public market in Kennewick while in the area and this is where we found Antojos 509. On a Sunday morning, there wasn't very many people inside the market space, so I think the employees were happy to see my partner and I walk by. They tempted us with a free samples and were super helpful in answering questions about the food. I ended up getting the tequenos, which are similar to mozzarella sticks with a lightly-battered dough, but better, because the cheese and dough weren't as heavy, which I liked. It was easy to snack on. They give you a side of a creamy sauce, like ranch, to go with, but you don't need it. They were good on its own. Whenever I'm in the tri-cities area, I'll pay a visit to the public market and would be interested to learn more about the Venezuelan offerings here. Antojos 509 offers something not as commonly found, which is reason enough to check this place out.