Tried Andys Latin Food after Rapids waterpark (only 12min away torch i95) and we all came out happy from kids to adults. Food was delicious, the service was amazing, the location was very clean and well decorated. Good for large parties , plenty of parking.

After being in the area 3 weeks straight recently, 2 nights before I was going home I came across this place. The food was so good the 1st night, I ordered Andy's again the next night just to try some other items off the menu. I can't say I have any idea as to how Venezuelan food should be having never tried it but I can speak to what good food is for me. And this place rocks! Ordered delivery both times, 3 or 4 things each time. With a 10-20 min delivery time from pickup everything I ordered was still warm and crispy which is always a huge plus. I can't even say what my favorite thing was, but I enjoyed everything I tried. I will say, the only thing I missed was a little spice. The flavors were great, fresh. But I guess I am so used to TexMex where you have salsa on the table if you want to feel a little burn. It didn't ruin my meals by any means I just made sure to tell my coworkers the next day that they MUST try the place ASAP, none had ever heard of it, but to sneak a little bottle of Chalula in if they dine in. 😉 1st night I tried the Chachapa with chicken, A Venezuelan Empanada and Guava Tequenos. Chachapa was huge and I enjoyed it, but loved those Tequenos (careful biting into them, I ended up with guava jelly all over my glasses on the 1st one) and the Empanada. 2nd night I decided to give Andy's Favorite Arepa a try. Between the Arepa and the Chachapa, I definitely liked the Arepa more. I think it was the addition of pico and the absence of plantains (I like them, but a little sweet for me in a savory dish). I also decided to try the Columbian Empanadas. Different flavor, texture and size from the Venezuelan Empanada but equally good. The Cachito was tasty, reminded me of the Klobasneks you get at the Kolache shops back home. And lastly, the Churros. They were little mini Churros which was fabulous. Crispy and coated in cinnamon and sugar. Overall very very happy with everything I tried and if I get back to the area I will 100% try more items.

Came to check out this spot after seeing them on IG and being dragged by the temptation of trying some good arepas 🫓 and sandwiches. I liked it, not loved it. Mixed emotions with the food. Would I eat another arepa here? Short answer. Yes. The Passion Fruit Juice was a 10! However, I didn’t like the beans, the arepa itself was over cooked and the meat was good, but I wish it had more flavor. Loved the sweet plantains with cheese. Other arepas like Doggi’s in FLL pack a punch. These are 4 stars arepas in my humble opinion. If I’m near the area I would try it again. But for the price of it I won’t go the extra mile. They’re overpriced on some of the items. The place it’s nice and clean, service was acceptable. 👍🏼 Give it a try yourself.

Food was amazing and the staff was super friendly. Got the Andy’s fave arepa and the Pabellon Arepa. The chicken at a lot of places is usually dry, but we saw them cooking it behind the counter and it looked so good. We got our arepas with chicken and it was not dry at all. Definitely recommend going here. Soo good.

Andy's is a hidden gem for South American food, especially Columbia and Venezuela. The menu is extensive. The food is made fresh to order. The quality is high. The portions generous and the flavor profiles delicious. Andy's should not be missed! Doing it right.

WOWIEZ! Golly, I love this place! I can't pronounce much on the menu, but everything I have pointed to is always outstanding! Their staff is so kind and helpful. Food is made right in front of you, made to order and obviously very fresh! Highly highly recommended. I love to support small businesses and restaurants. This place deserves to do well!

I’ll be completely honest: atmosphere: feels like a dog wash place. Regarding the food: and maybe I didn’t understand what I ordered, the chicarrones app. were salty, beyond chewy, and inedible; the main dish of arepa’s was ice cold tuna? I think? My wife got some kind of salad. All in all $55 and I would have felt better eating at Pollo Tropical. Sorry guys I’m Spanish and this food was aweful.

Andy’s has been a go to spot of mine for over a year now. You cannot go wrong choosing this restaurant for any meal. My go to is Andy’s Fave Arepa. Dining in will give you a better experience than take out.