Mango's Grill

Authentic, delicious Argentinian food served hot, fresh, and in a very clean place. Good variety of options that made it hard to pick what to get and will definitely have us visiting again.

The arepas was really good!I showed my husband and picture of the fried fish. It appeared to be snapper so he was sold. We went here for an early lunch and we're happy they open early.When we got there, the young man behind the counter warned my husband they were out of snapper but they had tilapia. He opted for the national dish instead, pulled pork with rice and beans. I got a pork arepa, sans ketchup.The food came out quickly, along with a small carousel of sauces. I think he was bummed with his meat : beans and rice ratio (see attached). He was not particularly impressed with his dish. I think if they had snapper this place would absolutely be on the regular rotation. Okay but my arepa was really really good. It didn't need any additional sauce. It had a thick slice of cheese, crispy corn base, and had a pleasant, crisp pairing with shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayo. I loved it! I was full for the rest of the day.

Talk about a delicious experience. They have a large variety of options that taste like authentic Venezuelan food. The Patacon was delicious and dissapeared in minutes. They don't have alcohol but do have plenty of soft drink options. It's a smaller location but has more than enough tables

This place is more like a 3.5 out of 5 stars. Been meaning to try this place for quite some time. When we got there, it was fairly empty, and we were greeted by the cashier.We ended up getting the pabellon criollo, the traditional Venezuelan dish, an Arepas with shredded beef (carne mechada) and an beef empanada. the pabellon criollo reminded me of ropa vieja where its shredded beefwith rice, beans and plantains. it was good, but the beef was a bit salty. The arepas was tasty, but it was messy to eat. Everything soaks into the bottom bread and makes it impossible to eat like a regular burger. And for the empanada it was simple, but a great snack.What i like most about this place is the sauce. They have 3 different sauces (4 if you count ketchup) that you can use. I don't know what goes into the sauce, but the red one and the green one were my favorite. Make sure you add the sauces to each bite you eat, it's definitely a flavor booster. They sell soda and drinks, but no fountain drink machine, so you'll no refills for free.

It's rare to discover a restaurant that is as exciting a foodie adventure as I have found Mango's Grill to be. Weirdly, we lived around the corner for almost five years and never made here, despite it sitting in my Bookmarks list due to great reviews. I think maybe the name was misleading? It does not suggest at all what the product actually is: superb Venezuelan food.I don't know any of the words on the menu. Your response to that sentence probably indicates whether we are the same kind of foodie. It's my favorite start to a foodie experience. Between Yelp pix and some menu photos, we chose the Bandeja Urbana appetizer, a sampler plate including several app choices, most of which I had ever seen before. It was *outstanding*. I tried the Arepa Grilled Meat (one meat), a sandwich with beef, cabbage, tomato, mayo (I skipped the ketchup), grilled cheese, and a cornbread-based bun.We also ordered a Parchita drink (passion fruit ) from the Traditional Venezuelan drinks menu. A bit high priced at $4.99 but delicious. On another visit I tried the Patacon, a sandwich with a plantain-based bun that comes in yellow or green, also with cabbage, tomato, onion, grated cheese, cilantro, and mayo (also skipped the ketchup on this one). It's amazing too, but I think I like the Arepa slightly better because of the cheese and sweetness in the bun.The inside is clean and cheerful, and they have counter service with a buzzer. Prices seemed a little high at first, but man it's hard to argue with how much I love the food here. I look forward to exploring the menu further!

Very delicious Venezuelan food at a good price point! Prices are reasonable and there's an array of foods to choose from that I think anyone would enjoy. I got their arepa and it was big! I chose the grilled steak and it was very filling. The restaurant was very clean and service was friendly. My food came out in like five minutes. Honestly the arepa could feed two people because I could not finish this!

Great location off of Western Center. This location was very clean and the staff was very helpful. The price was average I would give it 3 $$$. The food was good but A LOT of it was fried. I am not a huge fried eater so it wasn't the best but the meat was very tasty. I would recommend to try it once, I don't think I would eat here again

Wow! Came in on a Sunday for a quick lunch while in town. Really amazing flavors. We ordered the cachapa con pernil, empanada de pollo mechado, pastelito de carne molida, and the sopa de pollo. It all came out to about $40.The food came out in about 15 min. It was very fresh and hot. My favorite was the empanada de pollo mechado and the sopa de pollo. But we left full and happy. Such a wonderful place with friendly people. Will definitely be back when I'm in Ft Worth.

The Patacons were delicious! My husband got steak I got the shredded chicken. 10/10 recommend! Service was great, the young explained what the dishes were.The atmosphere was chic, very clean.

Todo bien; excelente servicio..La comida buena tienen tequenos súper recomendando..Vengan a visitar mangos grill