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Rice Univ. Students Review Rice Village Restaurants Sabrosa Grill, A South American Restaurant Jennifer Risso from Venezuela
At Sabroso Grill, a restaurant in the Rice Village, the atmosphere is lively and fun. You 'll enjoy it not only because the food is great, but also because there is a nice crowd. On weekends, they have live music. Every Saturday evening you can enjoy Latin music and watch people dancing the salsa and the merenge on the patio. Even better, you can join in the dancing yourself. The decoration is old style and very inviting. The walls are painted in dark colors--blue and burgundy--and it seems like a very old and cozy place. There are paintings and other interesting decorations on the walls. The food is South American. It is Latin style food--a little spicy, but not too much. If you go there, please try their arepas as an appetizer. They are similar to Venezuelan arepas and are exceptionally tasty. You can choose tacos, fajitas, burritos, and other delicious international dishes made with sea food, beef, or chicken. All of these dishes are very good. On weekends, they have a special lunch that you should try--paella--a dish made with rice and sea food. For dessert, I recommend you order Tres Leches, a really good cake made with three kinds of milk. Sabroso is one of the best restaurants in Rice Village!
Other Restaurants in the Rice Village: Istanbul Grill | Mi Luna | Nit Noi Return
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