Barista Gastrobar Venezuela is a restaurant in Setubal Centro, Setúbal. Rated 4.8 stars from 1015 Google reviews. Known for cachapas that stop people ordering anything else and service that feels genuinely warm, not performed. Best for date night and group dinner. Ranked #14 of 16 in Setubal Centro. Price range: $$.

Rankings updated April 2026

Barista Gastrobar Venezuela
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Barista Gastrobar Venezuela

$$
4.8(1,015 reviews)
Portugal
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#14/16

in Setubal Centro

↑ Up 4 this week

Quick Verdict

They'll see you again because the food's real and the service makes you feel wanted. The cachapas alone justify a return trip.

Book if...

You want Venezuelan food cooked with skill, staff who actually care, and you don't mind paying €25 for tacos that taste like they should.

Best for:
Date nightGroup dinnerSolo diningWeekend brunchSouth American craving

About Barista Gastrobar Venezuela

Barista Gastrobar Venezuela is a small restaurant in central Setúbal serving Venezuelan and South American food. The owner's in the kitchen, the staff treat you like family, and they've got the kind of reputation that brings people back twice. Cachapas (savoury corn pancakes with cheese and guacamole) dominate the reviews—one reviewer called them "one of the most well cooked I've eaten" and another ordered nothing else on their second visit because they couldn't resist them again. Arepas, tacos at €25 a plate, and fresh juices round out a menu that tastes like someone's cooking at home but with the skill to back it up. The space is small and cosy, the kind of place that doesn't try too hard; Colombian customers verify the food's legitimacy, and a Ukrainian reviewer raved in their own language about nachos, quesadillas, and tacos they'd "never eaten so delicious." Service is the other thing everyone mentions: genuinely warm, attentive, the staff pays attention. You'll sit outside if they're renovating, but they'll turn on the heater. It's €€ pricing—not cheap, but reviewers who know South American food say it's worth it.

What Stands Out

Cachapas that stop people ordering anything else

"This is our 2nd visit here... One items really stands out so much so that we haven't ordered anything else. It is the Cachapas... which as weird as it sounds is a savory type pancake with chicken or pork or vegetables, crumble cheese, and guacamole in it." Another reviewer: "If I return to Setúbal, those cachapas won't escape me."

Service that feels genuinely warm, not performed

"The service is so friendly that almost invited them to seat with us." "Met veel aandacht eten bereid en geserveerd" (food prepared and served with great care). "The owners are very nice" appears across multiple languages.

Legitimacy verified by people from the region

A Colombian reviewer: "As a Colombian I have had many arepas in my life so I can say with confidence that they're one of the most well cooked I've eaten." A Venezuelan: "Comida venezolana de verdad" (real Venezuelan food). "Me sentí nuevamente en mi país" (I felt like I was back in my country).

What Customers Say

The service is so friendly that almost invited them to seat with us 🙏🏼 Thank you and see you soon again

S.A.

Начос, кесаділья, такос - таких смачних я ще не їв!

O.O.

Met veel aandacht eten bereid en geserveerd.

T.B.

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Practical Information

Contact

R. de Santa Catarina 1, 2900-599 Setúbal, Portugal

+351 265 103 485View Menu

Frequently Asked Questions about Barista Gastrobar Venezuela

Cachapas—savoury corn pancakes with cheese, guacamole, and your choice of chicken, pork, or vegetables. One reviewer said they ordered nothing else on their second visit. A Colombian customer confirmed they're "one of the most well cooked I've eaten."

€25 per plate. One reviewer called them "the best tacos of my life" and added, "But I would not expect less from €25 tacos." They're not casual snack pricing.

No online booking available. Walk in or call ahead if you want to check if they've got space. Reviews don't mention long waits, but it's small.

It's Venezuelan food. A Colombian customer verified the arepas are legitimately cooked. A Venezuelan diner wrote, "Real Venezuelan food," and another said it felt like being back home. The owner's in the kitchen.

Small, cosy, acolhedor (welcoming). It feels lived-in, not designed. Reviews praise it as "super agradable" (very pleasant) and "amazing." If they're renovating, you'll sit outside with a heater on.

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