Empanada Grill - Denver

I visited this restaurant for the first time and was impressed. Despite not being knowledgeable about Venezuelan culture, the cashier was very accommodating and... read more I visited this restaurant for the first time and was impressed. Despite not being knowledgeable about Venezuelan culture, the cashier was very accommodating and patient as I placed my order. The restaurant was spotlessly clean and well-organized. The beautiful art displays and authentic Venezuelan decor added to the unique dining atmosphere. The food was deliciously cooked and tasted great! Overall, it's a fantastic hidden gem that I will definitely be returning to.

The best empanadas in Denver can be found at this hidden gem! There are so many delicious options to choose from, but my favorite is the Sweet Domino. The sauce... read more The best empanadas in Denver can be found at this hidden gem! There are so many delicious options to choose from, but my favorite is the Sweet Domino. The sauces are amazing, and I highly recommend trying the mango smoothie. This place is perfect for takeout to enjoy at a nearby brewery or outdoor patio. Overall, everything on the menu is absolutely delicious!

The food at this restaurant is mouthwatering! The staff members are consistently friendly and the food is always prepared in a timely manner. We have visited th... read more The food at this restaurant is mouthwatering! The staff members are consistently friendly and the food is always prepared in a timely manner. We have visited this place multiple times and have always experienced exceptional food and service.

The food was excellent and the service was very friendly. I would give it a 5 out of 5 rating for the food quality. read more The food was excellent and the service was very friendly. I would give it a 5 out of 5 rating for the food quality.

Meh- Look, the empanadas are good. The crust is fluffy but a bit greasy. I’m not from Venezuela, so I don’t know if it’s authentic or not. My beef with this pla... read more Meh- Look, the empanadas are good. The crust is fluffy but a bit greasy. I’m not from Venezuela, so I don’t know if it’s authentic or not. My beef with this place is that it is way too expensive. One empanada and a can of coke for $12?I also have an issue with the hostess not being able to speak very good English. I don’t have problems with people’s cultures, I just believe that if you are going to run a viable restaurant in our community, you should probably speak the language so you can communicate with your customers.