Dandino's Arepas Cafe

Name: Dandino's Arepas Cafe
Address: 3542 S Maryland Pkwy FC#5, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Telephone: +17024653902
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.7

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Try something new from Argentine and Brazilian cuisines. Ordering perfectly cooked arepa, empanadas and pies is what a number of clients recommend. Based on the visitors' opinions, waiters offer great coffee.

Delicious dishes at democratic prices are offered here. This restaurant is rated on Google 4.8 by its guests.

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venezuelan food

the Boulevard mall

authentic South American

lunch great service

pies empanadas arepa coxinha meat

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Norm K. a year ago on Yelp

I don't know if there has been a name change but Dandino's was nowhere to be seen. Instead, the signs said Sabor Panp Anccs Tipico. I had read the reviews for Dandino's and I wanted to try their South American food. I ordered two items--a mechada arepa and a mechada empanada. Mechada is Venezuelan shredded beef. The arepa is made with corn flour in rounds and filled with whatever filling you choose. The empanada was not sealed, but was partly open. Arepas are a common food in Venezuela and Columbia. There was a bit of a language problem but we got past that. I took a seat and enjoyed the singing by an older man who played the keyboard and sang to entertain in the food court. When I ordered, I was told it would take 7 minutes and that was right on. The woman I ordered with arrived at my table with my arepa and empanada in that time. She then brought my Coke. First off, the food was blisteringly hot. I had to wait a bit to be able to enjoy. That showed me the freshness of the making of the items. The mechada was excellent. It was juicy and the sauce with the shredded beef had a super flavor. I'll be back but I'll mix my order and get a cheese empanada and a different arepa. It's worht the stop here. It is close to UNLV and I'm there often so there's not much of a drive. Note: This is a cash only place. No credit cards or contactless payments.

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Sara B. a year ago on Yelp

If I could give it zero I would. Unsanitary. I usually don't leave reviews but this was pretty bad. Placed a simple order food looks great on the menu. Woman at the front said to come back in seven minutes. Went up to the front and she asked cook where order was. I'm not kidding when I say she went to a table that was already eating their food. Took two empanadas from their table and brought it to back and put it on another plate as if I didn't see what she did. After asking her if she just took food from a table in the food court and put it on my plate, she claims she doesn't understand what I'm saying. These items weren't wrapped in anything either. These were open unwrapped food items that left the kitchen and were at someone else's table for quite a while as I waited about 15 min until I went up the front. Like I said, not usually one to complain but this was nuts. I had to laugh at it because it's not typically something you'd see someone try to do because you don't who or what touched the food items while they were sitting at a strangers table