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    Norah's Restaurant

    4.0 (32 reviews)
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    Martinez Rice

    One of my favorite restaurants in Houston! I've been here a bunch but I've only ever had the Martinez Rice and the Seafood Paella because they're so good and it's hard to switch it up. Every meal I've tasted that my wife ordered has been excellent too.

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    Надія Т.

    Cute and friendly owner. Tasty paella. No ordinary ceviche. And you can bring your own bottle

    Some good muscles and the front of the restaurant featuring my mother and my daughter
    Briana G.

    Me and my mother went in here, wanting some muscles. We saw a video on TikTok and asked for a special request and they made it perfectly. These people will literally make you whatever you want however, you want it. The prices are very reasonable. The owner's son is very sweet oh and not to mention it is BYOB I highly recommend this place!!!!!

    Fideua Negra

    Food was fantastic, just like their old location. Service was prompt and friendly. This is more than just a place to eat, it's a place to break bread together, enjoy a meal and the company of others.

    Incredible paella!

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    2 years ago

    Just about everything was mediocre! Service, atmosphere and food ..mediocre !!not sure whu anyone would say it was good

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    Great food and nice ambiance. Not too loud. Service was nice. Would recommend for anyone looking to try some good food.

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    Great new upscale Venezuelan restaurant on the west side. Awesome paella! Olive oil lemon cake was super moist.

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    2 years ago

    The seating hostess showed us to our table and gave us menus. After 30 minutes and no one to take our order, we got up and left.

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    Sabor Venezolano - Pelua Arepa

    Sabor Venezolano

    3.4(168 reviews)
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    While it's possible I'm among the minority, I'm incredibly happy with the offerings here. In the…read morelast couple of years since moving from NYI, I haven't found many legit Venezuelan options until recently here at Sabor Venezolano. I'm pleased to report that the food lives up to the name and most everything was quite sabroso and very Venezuelan. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside, but seating is really limited to solo diners and small groups. There are counter seats toward the back and small cafe tables in the front. There are some refrigerated items for grab and go while ordering is done at the counter. I'd recommend calling ahead of time for faster pickup. If you're able to order in Spanish, do it. The food gets a thumbs up. Much of the menu is Venezuelan specific which includes cachapas, arepas, tumbarachos, patacondes, and tequeños. While they have a "menú Mexicano" that features quesadillas, tacos, burritos, and tortas, I'd avoid it if at all possible. The arepas might appear to be smaller, but they're packed. I personally loved their jamón y queso guayanés, in which the latter is a thick slab of gooey cheese. A similar arepa is their mechada y queso guayanés, which is equally tasty and I appreciate that they have cazón (#1) as an option. The pelua (beef + cheese) and reina (shredded chicken with avocado) will be my perpetual favorites and the cachapas with tequeños are also particularly hearty. The food is a bit pricier than most Venezuelan fare I've had previously, foodflation never surprises me anymore. Given how often I'm in the neighborhood, I already know that I'll be here more often than not. __________ (#1) Nothing like a little shark to get your day started.

    Solid Venezuelan food…read more If you are craving tequeños, an arepa, empanada, or such victuals, this is a solid spot. Counter service, order and they bring your food to your table. Ambiance is an ethnic strip mall restaurant, with Latin flavor. Salsa music playing, people coming and going is it what is. I'm a fan.

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    The Original Marini's Empanada House - Dulce de Leche with bananas

    The Original Marini's Empanada House

    4.5(1k reviews)
    4.0 miWestchase
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    This place has been on my radar for a long time and finally stopped today. That was best decision I…read moremade all day. The place was tucked off in plaza I had to get up in there and was so pleasantly surprised. So cozy and cute. They have a great selection of empanadas and all the ones I had were sooooooo good. The spinach was a little juicier than I anticipated but everything was made so fresh. The Tia Maria and eggplant were my favorites and the sauces were a great addition in flavor. The dessert empanada sweet potatoes was top tier. The filling was just sweet enough, definitely want to taste the others, especially since they make their own fruit fillings. I can see how they've been around for so long. New customer alert !

    As the city's most beloved businesses, the Original Marini's Empanada House carries with it over 5…read moredecades of tradition and legacy as the oldest Argentine business in the city. It is still run by the original family of the founders (#1) and is a destination for all things empanada and Argentina. Despite the original location closing due to a fire 40 years ago, the current setup is still reminiscent of tradition and a rich history. From photos of the Marini family adorned throughout the walls, to the old school feel of the interior and outer corridor, the place feels like it's from another time. Their menu consists of a variety of empanadas, some of which lean heavier toward the traditional Argentine flavors such as their beef gaucho, which is an excellent mix of ground beef, hard boiled egg, olives, onions, and spices. The humita is a veggie friendly choice, with seasoned creamed corn, with onions, spices, and mozzarella cheese. Some other more creative options, such as the chuckwagon (ground beef, red wine sauce, mushrooms, onions and tomato) or Texas BBQ (slow cooked beef in bbq sauce) are a deviation from the traditional stuff but are no less fun to order. the Tex-Mex ups the ante from the Texas BBQ with added serrano peppers, jack and cheddar cheese. Almost all the empanadas are around $4-5 each. Empanadas might get all the shine, but the most fascinating part to me is the specialty sandwiches. Their series of milanesa based sandwiches are impressive, as well as the choripan ($13.50), which is a grilled Italian sausage with veggies, is not easily found in Houston. The churrasco ($18.50) is the heartiest choice, with chunks of marinated New York steak in chimichurri, in sandwich or salad form. The service has been friendly and the parking is a non-issue. Prices have steadily crept up over the years, but there aren't enough businesses with the same repertoire that brings the same kind of versatility that Marini's has. I look forward to many more meals and hope to make a dent in their vast selection of dessert empanadas. I genuinely hope they continue to keep their tradition and family legacy alive for the future generation. ____________ (#1) The children of Marcello and Pelusa Marini.

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