El Sazón de Petrica 🇻🇪

I went in this place trying to find ham bread (Pan de Jamon) which is traditional in Venezuela for the holidays. I went on January 2nd and they had 1 loaf left. When I asked how old it was they he guy said it was from December 31st but it was still good, so 3 days old. The bread wasn’t bad, the taste was still good but of course not like freshly baked bread. The price of that bread was $35 which isn’t bad if it was fresh, but 3 day old bread should have a discounted price. Also, he sells all Venezuelan candies and products extremely overpriced. The supermarkets in NYC (Food Bazaar) are starting to sell these products way cheaper, so this place is really just robbing people blind. Everything is overpriced.

Very excellent restaurant, I will return to it again

It’s a good place to try Venezuelan food, how ever it’s most likely a deli. So I would suggest to take to go. I tried the cachapa and the patacon (really big) they also have empanadas, tequeños , and some Venezuelan drinks. Give it a try you won’t get disappointed

really enjoyed the arepas, super filling and full of flavor. highly recommend la safrina!

Everything I ate was excellent, service was on point, and staff made the experience better. Their staff showed consideration alongside welcoming manners. Even basic dishes get special presentation treatment. This place exceeds customer expectations. The restaurant performs perfectly.