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Everything comes off the cart at 15315 Highway 99. Two sauces on every perro and every burger. Call ahead and it is ready when you pull in.
Todo el sabor venezolano
Venezuelan street food, explained
Never had a perro caliente? Tap anything and we will tell you exactly what is on it. Prices are what you pay at the window.
Perros Calientes
Venezuelan hot dogs
A perro caliente is a Venezuelan hot dog, and it is nothing like the ballpark version. The sausage is the starting point. On top goes shredded cabbage and carrot, onion, corn, two sauces, ketchup, mustard, parmesan and a handful of crispy potato sticks. You eat it with both hands and a stack of napkins. It is the thing Venezuelans miss most from home.
Perro Normal
$8The classic
The standard Venezuelan street hot dog. One sausage in a soft bun, loaded with cabbage and carrot, onion, corn, guasacaca, garlic sauce, ketchup, mustard, parmesan and crispy potato sticks.
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Perro Especial
$10With chicken
Everything on the Perro Normal plus a layer of chicken on top of the sausage. Two proteins in one bun. This is the one to get if you are hungry.
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Venezuelan burgers
A Venezuelan burger is built tall. Beef or chicken, a fried egg, cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion, then both sauces, ketchup, mustard and crispy potato sticks on top. The potato sticks are not a garnish, they are the point. Every burger below comes dressed the same way; the difference is how much protein you want in it.
Vene-Burger
$16Pick one protein
The house burger. One protein, your choice of beef or chicken, with a fried egg, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, guasacaca, garlic sauce, ketchup, mustard and crispy potato sticks.
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Combo Hamburguesa
$21Two proteins
The same build as the Vene-Burger with two proteins instead of one, stacked under the fried egg and cheese with all the toppings and both sauces.
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Hamburguesa Triple Especial
$25La reina de la calle
The queen of the street. Three proteins, a fried egg, gouda instead of American cheese and a layer of plátano (fried sweet plantain), with lettuce, tomato, onion, guasacaca, garlic sauce, ketchup, mustard and crispy potato sticks. The biggest thing on the cart.
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Drinks
Cold cans and bottles. The two to try are the Venezuelan ones: Malta, a dark, sweet, non-alcoholic malt soda that every Venezuelan grew up on, and Frescolita, a red cream soda that tastes a little like bubblegum. Both go perfectly with a perro.
Coca-Cola
$2A cold can of Coke.
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Sprite
$2A cold can of Sprite.
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Agua
$1Bottled water
A bottle of water.
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Malta
$3Venezuelan malt soda
A dark, sweet, fizzy malt drink with no alcohol in it. If you have never had one, it tastes a bit like a sweet, lightly carbonated stout. Venezuelans drink it with everything.
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Frescolita
$3Venezuelan cream soda
Venezuela's own red soda. Sweet and creamy, somewhere between a cream soda and bubblegum. The bottle alone will take a Venezuelan straight back home.
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Our sauces
Two sauces go on everything we make. If you want extra on the side, just ask at the window.
Guasacaca
Avocado sauce
Guasacaca is Venezuela's avocado sauce. Avocado blended smooth with herbs, onion, a little vinegar and lime. Think of it as a looser, tangier guacamole built to be poured, not scooped.
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Salsa de Ajo
Garlic sauce
Salsa de ajo is a creamy garlic sauce. Rich, heavy on the garlic, and it goes on everything on the cart.
Read moreBoth sauces come on every perro and every burger. Extra sauce on the side: ask at the window.
Hungry? We are open until midnight
Open Wednesday through Saturday nights, 7 PM to midnight. Call ahead for a big order and it will be waiting at the window.