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Caracas in San José: Stuff yourself with arepas

Posted: Friday, April 15, 2011 - By Matt Levin
The restaurant in Costa Rica’s capital adds Tico and international twists to the traditional Venezuelan dish.
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¡Arriba Arepas! A dozen different kinds of arepas – Venezuelan corn patties stuffed with various fillings – are on the menu at Caracas Arepas & Juice Bar in Barrio Amón, like The Italiano with a side of maduros (ripe plantains).

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In case you're wondering our semana santa schedule, we plan on staying open through wednesday of next week (20th of April) and may even open on Thursday and/or Friday (just call us 2258-6565, to confirm for those dates). Thank you! There is public parking next door.

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