Authentic Venezuelan Cuisine Now Serving in Sheboygan | Local News | sheboygansun.com
Arepa House, located at 1735 Calumet Drive, specializes in authentic Venezuelan dishes like arepas, empanadas, patacones, and cachapas, offering a genuine taste of Venezuela’s rich food traditions.
The Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) and Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW-Green Bay aim to provide a wide variety of services, resources and expertise to help encourage entrepreneurial opportunities in Sheboygan County, including businesses that offer unique services and experiences to the community such as Arepa House.
Two years ago, Javier Zavarce, Leandro Chacin and Jose Leal began their journey to bring Venezuelan culture to Sheboygan through delicious food. They use fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional recipes to make sure every dish represents authentic Venezuelan home cooking.
“Our mission is to provide a warm and welcoming dining experience where guests can enjoy the rich, vibrant flavors of Venezuela. We strive to create a friendly and inviting atmosphere where everyone feels like family. Our restaurant is more than just a place to eat, it is a place to celebrate, connect, and experience the joy of Venezuelan cuisine.”
Beyond their delicious menu offerings, Arepa House is dedicated to community engagement. They are eager to actively participate in local events and support charitable initiatives, aiming to contribute positively to Sheboygan’s vibrant community spirit. By partnering with local organizations, Arepa House seeks to build relationships and help improve the lives of those in the Sheboygan area.
Ray York from the SCEDC, UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center and Abraham Loya from the Centro Comunitario La Cima have partnered to support Arepa House’s growth.
“Our experience with the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation has been exceptional. The support and guidance we received, particularly from Ray York, have been instrumental in the successful launch and growth of Arepa House,” Abraham Loya, the president of the Centro Comunitario La Cima, said “SCEDC’s commitment to helping local businesses thrive has truly made a difference for us, and we are incredibly grateful for their assistance.”
Looking ahead, Arepa House is excited about expanding their menu offerings and enhancing their
involvement throughout the community.” Our primary goal is to establish additional locations in a food truck to bring our authentic Venezuelan cuisine to a wider audience and participate in events with the community. We aim to maintain the high standards and warm, welcoming atmosphere that our current customers love.”
In conclusion, Arepa House is a welcoming spot to enjoy authentic Venezuelan food. Javier, Leandro and Jose are committed to great dishes and friendly service. Visit Arepa House to taste Venezuela’s flavors and feel part of the community.
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