Rada Arepa | 100% Glutenfrei - auch vegetarisch und vegan — Restaurant in Heidelberg

Delicious Venezuelan Food in Heidelberg City Centre!

Food: a great selection of arepas with different fillings other Venezuelan food like empanadas and pabellón criollo a big selection of non-alcohol drinks

Personal Highlights: Arepa Reina Pepiada Arepa Domino

Service: friendly welcoming considerate of our extra wishes

Location: tiny restaurant with a few tables and chairs outside on the street and inside it can get slightly cramped restaurant is located in the city centre easy to get there with public transportation and by foot

We went to this restaurant today for the first time. We took the „trío de arepas“, a selection of three little arepas, so you can try different fillings. The location is decorated in a rather non-conventional way, the seats are not the most comfortable ones, BUT: the food is totally worth it! We enjoyed everything we ate there! If you care more about the food than the look of the place, then this restaurant is for you :) Thank you so much to the great team of the Rada Arepa restaurant for the delicious food.

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Very cozy restaurant with super friendly staff!

We ordered some arepas, empanadas and a Pabellón dish. They were all very generous and tasted amazing! All the food is gluten-free and they have many vegan and vegetarian options. There is also a nice coffee place adjacent to the restaurant room, where you can get delicious and gluten-free sweets, cakes, pies, etc...

The only caveat is that they didn't have toilets in the property, so we needed to use the public toilet outside.

But it was overall a great experience! We spent around 27€ each for a complete meal (starters, main dish, drinks and dessert). The staff all also speak Spanish and are super welcoming, it...

Very nice place to eat authentic and gluten-free food. The personal was very friendly and was more comfortable in English than German - also good to know: the place has no toilet (which downgrades the experience a bit), but there's a public toilet down the street. The Café and food store belong together (so it's possible to get a coffee along with your Arepa if you like, you just need to order both separately). Prices are according to the location (rather high). Since the place is quite small you need to be lucky to catch a table inside on a busy Saturday...