Amazing!!! The green sauce is sooo good. Your taste buds will be delighted with all solid hearty…read moreflavors. Tequenoes and the King Patacon is what I ordered. The Tequenoes breading is better to me than normal cheese sticks. The Patacon is a sandwich made with plantains as the bun. So delicious!! I have so much leftover and can't wait for round 2!! Put the green sauce on your sandwich and it's heaven and not dry at all.

Food 3/5, service 5/5, overall 4/5 Before I talk about their…read morefood, I have to mention the owner of this food truck is super super friendly and helpful. He tried his best to answer all my questions and provide recommendations. I'm not quite familiar with those food names so I asked a ton! He's super nice and super patient, definitely worth a mention! I ordered beef patacon. Maybe because I'm not a pro when judging Latino food, the food is not as good as I expected. It's basically shredded beef sandwich with fried plantains "bun". The fried plantain is very dry and taste like two giant pieces of chips. (I mean I would prefer to keep a bit moisture inside but that might not be authentic Venezuela way). Shredded beef taste alright and nothing special. BTW, their empanadas look a bit different from those I had before. Maybe if I got chance to come again I'll try fried pork or beef empanadas.

Been a fan of this place since they opened! The place is pretty small but it has is the coziest…read morebakery vibe AND it is so clean all the time! The ladies there are always very nice and I think at this point, I've tried everything there. I've brought all my family and clients here and everybody only has good things to say. Their almond croissant is the best almond croissant I've ever had and every sandwich comes out so flaky and baked to the exact right crispiness. Coffee is great and if I'm not on a diet a lot, I'd be here a lot more.

El mejor cachito de Jamón y Queso en USA y no lo pienso discutir... 1000% recomendado!!!!read more

The coffee and cheese breads are great at Bakery Pan De Dios in Katy. I walked in to place a to-go…read moreorder and was pleasantly surprised. The space is organized and clean, and the service is super friendly. I highly recommend this place. Their Americano is super strong and memorable.

Me and my mom were looking for a lunch spot on our day out, and she can be pretty picky. So, I had…read moreto figure out where we can go where she can get something she would like. This is a small Venezuelan mom and pop bakery that really has a great honey aesthetic when entering. We decided to try the sandwich with little ketchup, a Conchita, and a shredded chicken empanada. SOOOO GOOD! The bread was super fresh and tasted hand-made. The empanada was fresh out of the fryer, and the Conchita bread was so soft. Loved everything! We were so pleasantly surprised at how amazing a Venezuelan bakery can be. Highly recommended for brunch/lunch.

Excellent. 100% recommended. Great food, specially the patacon. Customer service A1…read more i came from Dallas and this food remembered me my dear Maracaibo.

We visited Fritos y Mas to celebrate a friend's milestone birthday after she'd had a great…read moreexperience there earlier in the week. It's a small Venezuelan restaurant tucked into a modest shopping strip next to a liquor store, with limited indoor seating--maybe 20 seats total. We went on a Saturday around 5 p.m. and found plenty of parking. Ordering is counter-style with menus in both English and Spanish. While our friend speaks Spanish, some menu items were still unfamiliar, but the staff went above and beyond--bringing someone over from next door to help explain everything in English. That kind of service stood out. The food leans heavily toward fried comfort fare: empanadas, hot dogs, burgers, and loaded plates. We tried both chicken and beef empanadas, fried cheese sticks (not breaded like mozzarella sticks but still very good), and a plate with beef, ham, cheese, eggs, and potatoes. The flavors were bold and satisfying, though the potatoes were a bit overcooked. My friend's sandwich was piled high with meat and coleslaw--messy but delicious. The drink selection includes a variety of canned and bottled sodas. Overall, it's a flavorful, casual spot with friendly, helpful service and hearty food that's great for sharing with friends.

Summary- Venezuelan food trailer in mediocre spot serves great food…read more Food- 5 Stars Giant sloppy and wonderful pork Patacón was a full out mess of deliciousness smushed in between two giant fried plantains. So awesome. Atmosphere- 2 Stars Right in the Exxon lot on the corner of spring cypress and 290 feeder isn't the nicest location. They have a few tables and a small patch of grass. Value- 4 Stars Not super cheap but lots for the money

This place was absolutely amazing!…read more It's located in the gas station close to the Kroger plaza. We ordered two empanadas (beef and chicken) two tacos (beef and chicken) and a shredded beef patacón. We ordered everything "as is" with all the toppings and it was all amazing! Our two little kids loved it too, there was no food left at the end of the night!

I ordered from Craft Bites for the first time today. It is listed as a Venezuelan restaurant. I'm…read morenot sure what the difference is between Venezuelan food and Colombian food, as at least some of the dishes had the same name and qualities as if it were a Columbian restaurant. Suffice it to say, if you like Colombian food, you'll like this just as well. I ordered three items: Tequeños, which are fried rolled dough stuffed with white cheese and served with a type of tartar sauce. Perico and arepa: scrambled eggs with onions, tomatoes, nata (bell pepper, I think) and white cheese with an arepa (a corn-based patty) Cachapa con queso - a sweet corn pancake similar to sweet cornbread, and both covered and stuffed with white cheese. All of these were delicious! of the three, the corn pancake was my favorite, though they're all worth a try.

From the owner: We are an urban, casual, simple and 100% handmade gastronomic proposal that combines the best of…read moreVenezuelan cuisine with the gastronomic richness of Latin America, in addition to having an artisan market and catering service.

Looks like the business closed because there's a Asian restaurant on the same location…read more Tried calling the number and goes to voice mail. Business needs to update

Really wanted to like this place. Advertising on Grubhub was really good. All the meats were…read morerubbery textured, very salty and really dry. The yucca was good and the fried plantains but other than that we didn't eat anything else. Nothing like spending $70+ on food and it all being bad. Won't be ordering from here again. The packaging when delivered was really good they wrapped everything even the salsa so nothing would spill but everything was over cooked and extremely salty. ***update ever since I posted this review a few hours ago they perm posting 5 star reviews even after weeks of no other reviews. These people were unwilling to make it right and now want to boost themselves with fake reviews. Beware!

Really delicious food, I recommend the beef soup and the exquisite barbecue . The waitresses are…read morevery attentive. 100% recommend

This place is very confusing. Honestly, I wanted to like it because it's close to my house and I…read morelike Venezuelan cuisine, but this was just not very user-friendly to experience. Our server didn't seem very knowledgeable. She suggested a margarita, which I don't really associate with Venezuelan food, and then she suggested "fajitas," which turned out to be a Parillada Mixta. It was just OK, but it didn't have chicharon or plantains. I just would like to have better service and a focus on whatever makes this place unique. Not sure if I will go back.