On a little adventure the
other day trying to find an open Indian restaurant, my partner and I saw a place
called Arepas and Co. The place claims to serve Columbian comfort food, including
the famous namesake, of which there are countless variants depending upon
region (including Venezuela).
The SO has longed to try the
food since that day. I’ve been postponing, trying to get back into the swing of
workouts and swimming while maintaining a happy, heavy writing schedule. Today
is the day, though. I cannot put it off any longer. And as the blog post title
attests, this is not a mom and pop kind of place.
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| Arepas Image From Wikipedia Article |
I’ll try to have a positive
attitude. Heck, even chain restaurants start with a few stalwart folks trying to support a family. And as
they go, this one serves something a little different while also not being a worldwide
conglomerate. So maybe purchasing their wares won’t fund a proxy war in some
unsuspecting nation. ~sigh~ I know, be positive. And I’ll probably like it,
even if I feel the bloat afterward.
Have you eaten Columbian cuisine?
Nope....that is probably the only thing I have not eaten. Wishing you would post again to let us know how it went.
ReplyDeleteIt went about as expected. ~grin~ The serving was served 'open face', not near so pretty as what I pictured, and I'm tasting it hours later after feeling seriously bloated. Eh... Maybe I'll do a post, though. ~grin~ Be well!
DeleteMaybe it'll be good? Some of those hole in the wall places serve the best food.
ReplyDeleteYeah. Well... That's what I hoped. Thanks for the kind word.
DeleteI have never had Columbian cuisine. I hope it was good.
ReplyDeleteThanks. You're very kind. As for the results... Well...
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