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Barra Brava Cevicheria Peruana

3.9 (77 reviews)
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Ceviche Combinado (Ceviche De Pescado Y Ceviche De Conchas Negras)
Mimi W.

Barra Brava is a lively spot in Burtonsville with authentic Peruvian flavors. Website says reservations only M-Th. Came here with a big group on a Friday night and they set up tables for us by the bar and service was amazing despite us being a bit rowdy and maybe demanding! Later at night, they turned the lights down and had a DJ with party lights. They even turned on karaoke a bit before the DJ took control and the dancing began. Now for the food! The ceviche is fresh and a must-try, especially since it's a cevicheria! All the dishes were beautifully plated and the drinks were beautiful as well! The menu had a wide selection and I got the Choros A La Chalaca (mussels) and Causa Barra Brava Acevichada (like a ceviche shepherd's pie), which are both appetizers, but the portion was the size of an entree and I couldn't eat anymore. The Bistek smelled amazing and so did the various grilled and rice dishes. It is a bit pricey given the ambiance and location, but once the food comes out, you'll see the value. Great portions and flavors. Great place for seafood lovers and for casual nights out!

Copa Marina "Barra Brava"
Kerlin M.

We went on a Sunday night - which of course happens to be super packed. I got lucky because when I asked for a table for 2 - there was one right by the kitchen. The only reason I took off a point was because it did take some time for our waitress to come to our table. She came after 10 minutes. It also isn't super big, so it can get loud in there. I didn't feel like I could hear that well nor could she hear us. It also took us a while to get the check. The food though - no complaints once so ever. My girlfriend liked her ceviche - said it was refreshing and spicy. She didn't care for the sweet potato tho. I got the copa Maria - which best of both worlds. You get fish ceviche and fried fish, calamari, 1 mussel, and 1 shrimp lol. It was super refreshing, like really hit the spot. I would come here again for sure. There also seems to be A LOT on the menu to try of and they have a bar. Come out here next date night or friend get together.

Aeropuerto "Barra Brava"
Steve E.

Came Back for a Friday Night Called 20mins earlier to make reservations. They said they dont do reservations Arrived and waited 5-10 mins for party of 3 to be seated. Staff if friendly and helpful. Food comes out quick Dishes are delicious... I noticed the Pisco prices went up (tariffs maybe?) Will come back...why cause theres so many dishes to try

Ceviche Mixto
Gellie E.

More of a 3.5 for me, but I'll round up for the good vibes. We came here for dinner on a Saturday night. We arrived a little before 6pm and the place was packed! This was the place to be ~ we actually had to get on the waitlist. They quoted a 15-20 minute wait, but we were seated in about 10 minutes. The ambiance really highlights Peruvian cuisine. There was Latin music playing and they were projecting a sports game (some fight) on the wall. Tables were jammed together - it's not a large space, so it was a bit cramped. We had a party of five and they essentially squeezed an extra chair into the table of four. With the music playing over the speakers, full house, tight space, and lively conversation, it is loud in the restaurant. They displayed Peruvian cookbooks on the counter, colorful peppers and garlics decorated the kitchen space overhead, and the wall above the kitchen listed out popular dishes. There's an open kitchen, and every time a dish was ready to be served, they ring the bell. Service was slow to start. After we were seated, it took a while for a staff member to greet us/acknowledge us at all. Since it was our first time visiting, an introduction to the restaurant and overview of the menu would've been extremely helpful, as many of the people in our party were not familiar with Peruvian food. The menu does provide adequate descriptions of the dishes, but it is in a small font and the menu titles weren't translated in English to easily understand the different sections. It took a while for the waitress to get situated and take our drink orders. After we placed our orders and waited for our food to come out, Peruvian corn nuts were randomly and silently placed on the table by another staff member; an explanation of what was being served would've been nice. As a cevicheria, of course, I had to order the ceviche. I ordered the ceviche mixto because I liked the variety of seafood that it offered. While there is a variety of seafood in the dish, it is still primarily fish. Yes, I was able to find A shrimp, A scallop, A mussel, A cut of octopus, and bits of calamari (all as advertised), the ceviche is mostly a mountain of fish. I stuck with the traditional tilapia and you can customize the heat level - I requested not spicy ;). The ceviche comes with sweet potatoes, Peruvian corn, corn nuts, red onions, and seaweed. Presentation was great - every dish that came out of the kitchen looked amazing. The inclusion of the scallop shell and mussel shell gave the dish a striking presentation. However, they really should give you an extra plate or bowl to discard the shells (the shells get pretty clunky in the dish after you eat the seafood out). Portion size of the ceviche was good - I would say that this dish is good for sharing. I enjoyed the dish overall - the seafood was fresh and the flavor was good, but I do enjoy a brighter, more acidic ceviche. I'm not sure if they prioritize the seafood for the ceviches, but while my scallop was nice and plump, the scallops on other cooked seafood dishes were much smaller - about a quarter of the size of my beautiful large scallop. Additionally, mussels on two of the other cooked seafood dishes (one was a stir-fry and one was the stew) were served closed. After notifying the waitress, she had us put them on a plate, the kitchen pried them open, and then she brought them back. I'll also note that for our spicy seafood stew dish, the clam shell was served broken which left some sharp remnants in the bowl while eating... the seafood could have been treated more delicately in this instance. A lot of the dishes are heavy with the starches - the ceviches come with corn and sweet potatoes, and the Saltado de Mariscos (seafood stir-fry) and Pollo Saltado (chicken stir-fry) come with both rice and french fries. While the menu is extensive (12 pages!), there are limited side options. We asked if there were any substitutions available, and the other option was yucca fries :D. The bistec a lo pobre (grilled steak) was a giant platter which comes with steak, a fried egg, rice, french fries, fried plantains, and a salad. The steak was thin and fatty... not exactly a prime cut, but then again, this is a cevicheria, not a steakhouse. Service did pick up as the meal progressed. We were checked on multiple times, and the waitress was attentive enough to notice that the napkins needed to be refilled without us having to ask. Tables were provided with their own drink pitcher for DIY refills. Since the restaurant was packed, service was hectic and chaotic at times. Timing of the dishes was also off. My ceviche came out about five minutes before any of the other dishes, which is always an awkward thing when it comes to etiquette. Entrees averaged between $20-$30. All staff members were friendly. They're definitely doing something right to have a packed house on a Saturday night. It was a satisfying taste of Peru overall, but there is still some room for improvement.

Diana K.

Have wanted to try Barra Brava for quite some time. Stopped in to grab a to-go order. The restaurant itself has a really cool vibe. Colorful, bright, fun decor. I sat at the bar to place my order. Went with the Tallarin Saltado (stir fry noodles) and the Seco A La Nortena (short rib). Both dishes had decent flavor. The Tallarin fell a little short for me due to the lack of meat and overcooked noodles. I wouldn't order again. The food took quite a while to come out which I didn't understand since they weren't that busy. Slightly disappointed that the full experience was what it was. Don't think I'll be returning anytime soon.

Aji de gallina
Jenny T.

3.5 stars It's pretty small in here. We tried to get a reservation for 12 people around 3pm on a Saturday but they don't take reservations before dinner because it's so busy. They ended up seating us at two different tables, 8 of us squished in the back near the bathroom, 4 at a table relatively farther away. We had a newborn with us and they wouldn't let us bring the stroller in, and we were trying to tell them that our baby can't sit in a high chair yet. They helped store it at the back, we are lucky the seat from our stroller detaches... But we had to prop it on a chair. Ordering took awhile and food was somewhat quick but my mom's Pescado a lo Macho took forever... Everyone got their food and it had to have been 10 minutes later that she finally got hers. My spouse got the ceviche-causa boat on the house for his birthday. Their ceviche is actually really good, lots of fish. The causa was really good too and I normally think causa is too dry and has too much potato. My aji de gallina wasn't great though. The rice was on the hard side, and the sauce was fine but it didn't feel like the chicken was tender and cooked with the sauce like I normally like. I don't actually know how to cook this dish, but everytime I've had it though, the chicken is so tender and seemed to take the flavor of the sauce very well. This felt like they just pulled some chicken off a rotisserie and mixed it with the sauce -- the chicken was pretty tough and in large chunks. There was a lot of potato mixed in, too to make it seem like there was more chicken. But this dish was relatively inexpensive. Overall, we'll still probably be back. It's good authentic Peruvian food, but it's not my favorite spot because they pack this place pretty tight, parking is limited, and I think the service is a bit spotty.

Alfejores
Autumn M.

Delicious food, extremely friendly and caring staff, fantastic atmosphere! Will return frequently!

Jalea "Barra Brava"
Jane F.

Always consistent, great food and flavor definitely a place worth trying. Service is good and they are attentive.

I visited the restaurant with my family on August 29, 2026. Everything was fine and perfect, but there was one thing I didn't like: I hadn't finished my dessert yet when the manager wanted us to leave because they had a guest orchestra coming in. I understood the situation and asked if we could move to another table, but they told me they would charge $20 per person if I wanted to stay. I had already spent $310, yet they wanted me to pay more just to remain there. The manager ordered this; I asked to speak with him, but he never showed up. I feel that if they stated on their website that guests can't stay past a certain time, it would be understandable--but I've looked online and don't see that information anywhere. I find it disrespectful; I hadn't finished my dessert, yet they wanted us out--especially after I had already spent money there. As a customer, I feel disrespected. Besides, it's a restaurant, not a nightclub--they shouldn't be charging extra money like that! It was a bad experience for my family; it shouldn't be this way. The manager didn't even apologize--it was the waiter who did!

Madelyne V.

Delicious Peruvian food in Burtonsville MD! I came here twice: once with my fiancé and again with friends. I've tried the fish ceviche, octopus ceviche, potato chicken salad, and fried yucca with ají sauce. The food here is very delicious and flavorful. My only gripe is I wish the ceviche had more lime flavor but other than that, it's perfect. The drinks are also very good. I do have one piece of feedback for management: PLEASE remove the table next to the bathroom/kitchen walkway. I sat there with my fiancé and the swinging door hit me multiple times to the point where we should have just requested the staff to move us elsewhere. It doesn't make sense to put a table next to a swinging door next to the bathroom, it's not pleasant to anyone.

Bisteck a lo Pobre (Peruvian style steak)
Vy H.

Came here twice this past week to check out the new restaurant in Burtonsville. The menu is fairly extensive with lots of options to choose. TOP favorites dishes were Lomo Saltado (sautéed steak) and Pollo Saltado (sautéed chicken), both come with french fries and rice--meats are well flavored and decent portions. The Jalea Nortena (whole fried red snapper) looked appetizing but wasn't crunchy enough or well flavored, and we weren't a fan of the basic tartar sauce that comes with it. The Bisteck a lo Pobre (Peruvian style steak) was bland and super dry because it was cooked medium-well closer to well done, when we asked for medium. The Ceviche de Pescado (tilapia fish) was okay. For cocktails, their Mojitos were average, I've had better--they don't even muddle the mint leaves. Pisco Sour seems to be a popular drink here--tried a shot and it wasn't bad! The restaurant is fairly small and they don't take reservations. Sat in the bar area both times--my second time, the music was extremely LOUD, I asked if they could turn it down a bit because it was hard to converse with my friend, but the manager refused. Also, I noticed that staff here are fluent in Spanish not English, so sometimes there's a disconnect when trying to ask for something. Service is a bit slow too. However, the hostess is super friendly and even came over to check on us!

Nini J.

The ceviches are all delicious, the other foods like the fried rice is only ok. But it makes sense as they are known mostly for their ceviche.

Aeropuerto "Barra Brava"
Orquidea R.

Arrived on a Saturday at around 2:50pm. The place was full but they sat my party of 2 pretty quickly. Our server immediately took our drink orders however she did not bring the water as requested (without ice/with lemon). She did however recommend the drink of the day which was El Calientito, it's like a hot toddy and set well on the very cold snowy day. I guess they were getting ready for a celebration in the evening as she also recommended the special platter of appetizers that like the hot drink, was only for the day of celebration. We didn't get that thou. Instead, we ordered anticuchos, which are beef skewers. They came sizzling hot and the meat was a bit on the tough side but good seasoning. For the main dishes I ordered the Aeropuerto Barra Brava which is like a mix of chinese rice and latin rice with chicken, a fried egg on top and a boiled plantain. I highly recommend it, it was very good and nice big portion. We also ordered an Arroz con Marisco (seafood rice), made to perfection, smaller portion thou. One thing that I can say is that the food was taking a little longer to come out, however, everything is made fresh to order, wish our server would have been a bit more attentive instead of me having to wave her down a few times to order items. We got the fried calamari, very tasty and fresh. Overall great experience and environment and would like to be back for the ceviche. Plates coming out from kitchen looked very delicious!

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4.2(63 reviews)
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Completed the eastward zip code series ending in Arnold, MD & now continuing turning westward from…read moremy home with one zip code away in Laurel 20707. Not surprisingly, west will go the most away as I live pretty far east in Russett, Anne Arundel County, and used to live in Montgomery County so a lot I know to the west of where I live in general. This is my favorite Peruvian chicken place in the area. Been here multiple times through the years. My mom enjoyed when she visited town as have others I've taken here. They have my favorite veggie as a side, Mac n' cheese!...haha...I know it's not a veggie, but it is delicious. The 2nd side I get varies sometimes side salad, Yuca fries, beans, etc. The chicken is outstanding. Service is always friendly.

Loved the whole Tilapia fried fish! I will return based on this alone! I got white rice and…read moreplantains for the side dishes. The rice was pretty good, but the green sauce they provide on the side (and I added a bit to the rice) really elevated the flavor and experience. That sauce was much better than the creamy sauce they also provided. The plaintains were on the sweeter side, and they were good but I've definitely had better. The service was solid if not uninspired (they checked the boxes for the basics but nothing more). I was told it would take 10 minutes but it was more like 20-25. Next time I'll call ahead. Otherwise, this is a good place with very good food worth visiting.

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Don Pollo

Don Pollo

3.8(68 reviews)
1.8 mi
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Ordered Don Pollo to go as I've always wanted to try this restaurant for a while now, just never…read morehad the chance to! I ordered the fiesta for four, which comes with a whole chicken and 4 sides. For the sides I got their steak fries and their chaufa rice (fried rice). The chicken was okay, it was seasoned well, but I've had better. I loved the chaufa rice, it was absolutely delicious! The fries were okay as well, have had better. The meal comes with 2 large sauces (mild yellow and spicy green sauce). Overall the service was good, I ordered over the phone and picked up in person within 15-20 min. Compared to other locations in Wheaton where they have an array of Peruvian restaurants, this location is okay. I do like the fact that they offer fried rice. If I don't feel like driving 15 minutes to Wheaton, this is a good option that's 5 minutes away from me.

This chicken is amazing! We stumbled upon this restaurant when we found ourselves unexpectedly in…read morethe area for car maintenance. Thanks to Yelp reviewers for pointing us in the right direction! This location is toward the far end of the strip mall. You order at the counter, and the cashier helped make suggestions on what to order. She even gave us a free container of mixed veggies! The portions were huge and everything was delicious. The chicken was perfectly seasoned and tender, fries were crispy, mashed potatoes creamy, veggies crisp but flavorful, and the salad was crispy. There is limited seating inside but plenty of space for the family. We order 2 quarter chicken white meat meals with two sides each for three of us and had leftovers to spare. Highly recommend!

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4.0(337 reviews)
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First time at this Sardi's. Very nice, clean and well lit seating area. You order at a counter -…read morethe Staff were all enthusiastic and friendly. The food was very good. My partner and I each got 1/2 chicken with a sides. For the sides, we got green beans, black beans, Brussel sprouts and mixed veggies. (I wanted the garlic broccoli, but they told me it would be a 10 minute wait). Soda fountain available for free refills of soft drinks. Bathroom was clean.

I went by there earlier in October for a grubhub order. I had no money and all I could do was run…read moregrubhub orders and wait to cash out, to get something to eat. I asked the guy that was working there to go orders, does he think they would give me something to eat because I'm broke and I am starving. He went and asked, and as all the staff were staring at me, he told me they said no. But the to-go guy himself offered to buy me something to eat. But by that time, my grub hub order was ready and I didn't want to keep the customer waiting because of myself. So kudos to the guy that was working the to go orders for offering me something to eat, but shame on Sardi's for not looking out for the community. Nobody owes me nothing. But I've worked in restaurants and fast food, you don't get too many people that come in there and ask for free stuff. I was starving and I was hungry. I'm pretty sure that everyone that works there gets a free meal during their shift/break, I don't think it would have hurt them to give out one more free meal to somebody that was starving. Just sayin.. Sardis in Laurel, Md, do better

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Grille Chick'n Pollo

4.1(174 reviews)
6.5 mi
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I've had this place bookmarked for quite a while, but hadn't gotten around to trying it. Today was…read morethe day! Monthly lunch with friend and my turn to pick the spot. Turns out it's 5 minutes from their home and they have eaten here many times. :) Lots of free parking in this shopping center. Easy entrance/exit, too. We arrived at about 11:40 and there was nobody inside except staff. The place is sparkling clean and the menu extensive! We both agreed we'll come back another time and try some different Peruvian specialties. But for today, I have been wanting a traditional 1/4 dark chicken, rice & beans, and coleslaw. This meal (entrée + two sides) includes a drink, for $10.60 with tax. We were out of there in 5 minutes - no kidding! and took our food to my friend's house to eat. Bonus for fast service! First, the chicken. Ohhhhh my. Melt-in-your-mouth tender, and that distinctive spice mix that says pollo a la brasa. I could have eaten a whole chicken! But I know better ... lol Coleslaw: exactly the right mix of sweet and tangy for me. Some folks don't like sweet at all, so you should know, it is a little sweet. But crispy and not at all droopy. Rice and beans: these are mixed together and it's brilliant. The black beans are cooked just enough to not be mushy, and the "sauce" from them has a hint of spice that melds beautifully with the vaguely saffron rice. Sauces: ah, here's a thing. The yellow sauce was perfect. The green sauce was FIERY. I found a good recipe for "authentic" Peruvian green sauce and have been making it at home for over a year. But truth to tell, I grow my own jalapeños and none of them were super hot. Both of us were a bit surprised at how hot the sauce was. It was just over the edge for me, and we added a little mayo (how many of you know it's made with mayo? lol) which brought it down to tasty level. It's really one of the best Peruvian chicken places in the whole area, and I will definitely be back!

I ordered Door Dash from Grille Chicken Pollo today. I didn't know what to expect…read more My food arrived fairly quickly. My order was correct. The chicken was flavorful and tender. By the looks of my chicken I thought it was going to be dry, but it wasn't. Definitely an option if you are in the mood for Peruvian chicken.

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Puerto 511 - Arroz Norteñito

Puerto 511

4.6(524 reviews)
21.3 mi•Downtown
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Great place. Incredible food, and consistent service through my time there. I've eaten at highly…read morerated restaurants and nothing comes even close to this quality at the $75 tasting-menu price point. I assume that's due to the location and the lack of similar places in the area, but wow it was worth it and I plan to frequent.

I had a good experience at Puerto 511. I went on a Saturday night for a nice solo dinner. It was a…read morepleasant dining experience. The dishes came out at a good pace. I did not feel rushed until the desert course was served with the check. The variety of the dishes was fun to experience; each course was very different. Puerto 511 does really well with seafood. My favorites courses were the Ceviche Amazonico and the Tamalito Verde. The flavors were incredible. The Pulpo en su Causa was also a very interesting dish. The combination of ingredients and the inclusion of a cold mashed potato component were both innovative. I was disappointed with the other courses, though. The veal was tough, the lamp chop was tough, and the desert was not very flavorful. The quinoa flan and the passionfruit ice cream did not match very well in flavor or texture. The restaurant building itself was ok. The ambiance did not indicate fine dining to me. The service was not very personable. I would like to come back sometime in a different season, when there is a new menu. But overall, I would say Puerto 511 is definitely a dining experience worth trying.

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Sardi's Pollo A La Brasa - Whole Chicken with 2 Sides Regular  Chaufa and Black Beans

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4.4(1k reviews)
5.7 mi
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What are great place! We ordered the whole chicken, fried rice and green beans. The chicken is…read moreabsolutely amazing. Comes out piping hot and fresh, tons of white meat and the sauces are delicious. The chicken is cooked on a wood fired rotisserie so it has a great flavor from the wood. Service is great. We sat at a table and they brought it to our table. Get extra napkins...that chicken is juicy and easier to eat with your hands.

I have always preferred this location. Results across locations has been inconsistent for years…read more This time in Beltsville I ordered two have chicken white. The guy who preps the chicken didn't hear me? Giving me only one half chicken white. Manager fixed things but it did mess up their process a bit. I had to make sure I got the correct second meal. The chicken was great. Moist just the way we like it. The string beans were not cooked properly even though they looked good. This happens too often. The sauces. First, we just don't get enough sauces as part of the meal. Second, I was making sure I got enough sauces this time and ordered my usual types. Apparently, yellow sauce is now considered to be honey mustard. I did get some of the great tasting amerillo sauce but also got honey mustard which elsewhere is usually just fine. This honey mustard is awful. Trying to be like everyone else is not what made Sardis a success. If you must have honey mustard sauce go get a batch from McDonalds or some other fast food in the area. It will taste better. Was not happy with this visit. Given how high the prices have gotten Sardis can't afford to go down hill any further. I'm sure I'll go back sometime. Hoping things get better. Three stars cause the chicken was great.

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Barra Brava Cevicheria Peruana - peruvian - Updated October 2026

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