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4.7 (72 reviews)
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Drink menu 4/11/26
Fionna L.

Brasas is a great little Peruvian restaurant, perfect for date night! Reservations are highly recommended and they sometimes run out of chicken before the end of the night, so plan accordingly. The waitress ran the house energetically all by herself. The ambiance was nice, mature and not too loud. In terms of food, we thought the meat was okay but the sides and sauces (cremas) were absolutely fantastic! The rotisserie potatoes, garlic rice, Peruvian pork and bean stew, and fries with veal sauce in the lomo saltado were eye-rollingly delicious and so flavorful. The quarter pollo à la brasa tasted good and was tender but was not mind-blowing, and the sirloin in the lomo saltado was a bit dry. Their drinks are excellent and I especially enjoyed my pisco sour. I think one of the special things about Brasas is their collaboration with Curichi's cream, a local handcrafted Peruvian ice cream brand with flavors like lúcuma that are hard to find around St. Louis. They are definitely worth a taste. I will be returning and am also eager to try their original restaurant, Jalea!

Sylvia S.

Such a great restaurant! Reservations are highly recommended as this is not a large space but it's great space with places at the bar and tables thoughtfully positioned. Service is terrific but the drinks and food are EXCELLENT! One of my fave places to get a Pisco Sour and terrific dishes for appetizers thru mains. I will ALWAYS get their chicken as the seasoning and roasting isn't something I can replicate at home. Both this restaurant and the sister restaurant Jalea are wonderful additions to the STL community!

Sara G.

Brasas proves once again that Andrew Cisneros is operating on a level that feels unfair to the rest of the restaurant industry. The ceviche at any of his restaurants is consistently brilliant. Acidic perfection!You sit there scraping up every drop of leche de tigre with absolutely no shame left. I could genuinely eat this every single day and become intolerable.

Ceviche mixto
Alonzo A.

Food here is excellent. On par with their sister restaurant, Jalea in Saint Charles. Small space and resos recommended. Portions here are shareable. Ceviche mixto was a great start. Loved the different textures of seafood-fish, shrimp and octopus. Rotisserie chicken here was also really good and the green sauce was a perfect addition. Pork belly fried rice was loaded with meat and was also nice. Potatoes were cooked perfectly and that mustard was awesome! Only critique is that entrees come out too fast after apps. My entree came out when I was 3/4 through my app and I observed the same with other diners. Overall, a must visit on the Loop. We have little to no authentic Peruvian restaurants besides Brasas & Jalea locally so definitely take advantage and experience and incredible cuisine. Pro tip: take a flight to Peru, it's an incredible country

Cocktail menu
Chrissy E.

I came here in the late afternoon on Saturday eager to try their Aji Amarillo chicken curry. I knew the place was small but I wasn't aware how small it was until I entered. I was greeted promptly and then asked if I had a reservation. I told her no and she said there was one open seat at the bar so I took it. The bartender was the only one working and immediately gave me water and menus. My stomach was a bit upset so I knew not to get any alcohol. I stuck with water and got the aforementioned dish I came there for. The ambiance of the restaurant seemed relaxed. There was one tv at the bar but everyone seemed to be enjoying their food and engaging in conversation. After a short wait my food arrived and I couldn't wait to dig in. While I've had several Peruvian dishes before, the Aji de Gallina or in this case at Brasas, (Aji Amarillo chicken curry) has always been my favorite. I was hoping that I be wowed by my first bite, but sadly that never came. The dish was good, but I felt like it was missing something. I wonder if it's because all the other times I've had it at other places, it was usually accompanied by a shredded cheese and something else. Regardless, I was hungry so it satisfied my appetite. The sauce was flavorful with little hints of spice and the chicken was good. Overall, I was pleased with the food and the service. My only gripe is that the bartender can take a chill pill. The restaurant was half- empty but since I walked in, she was all over the place. The amount of people present didn't warrant her being so erratic, but I respect her hustle.

Pisco sour! The best in town
Curtis T.

Brasas (from the team behind Jalea) is a small Peruvian spot across from The Pageant on Delmar. Make reservations--tiny dining room with mostly two-tops. Vibe: Cozy, casual, intimate Service: Friendly, attentive, a bit slow (lean staff, they hustle) Menu: Impressive for the size Drinks: Limited but well done What we ordered (family-style): * Papa Rellena - 4.25/5 Crispy stuffed potato croquette. Flavorful sauces. Don't skip it. * Cevichito Clásico - 4.75/5 Bright, fresh, perfectly cut. Almost perfect--just wanted more. * Ají Amarillo Chicken "Curry" - 4.5/5 Comforting, rich, and balanced. Somewhere between Japanese and yellow curry. * Chaufa Aeropuerto - 4.25/5 Great flavor, but light on protein for the price. * Anticuchos de Picanha - 4/5 Perfectly cooked steak with excellent chimichurri. * Pisco Sour - 5/5 Spot-on. One of the best in town. Bottom line: Excellent food in a small space. 4.5 stars. Easy return--especially before a show.

Chaufa Aeropuerto and Mostrito de Brasas in the background
Jemal D.

So, last Thursday my wife and I attended the Allen Stone concert at The Pageant. Great show by the way. We decided to book something close to the concert hall and Brasas is across the street. Secured a reservation for 2 at 5pm. We were the first to arrive at the restaurant. It is a small but inviting space. I'd call it cozy. The service was effective and friendly with Caitlyn. She was manning the bar and tables. We started with the Papa Rellena. It's amazing and I highly recommend it. My wife enjoyed the Mostrito de Brasas for her entree. It's an amazing chicken dish and it was flavorful. I enjoyed the Chaufa Aeropuerto. It, too, was amazing. We look forward to a return visit to the cozy Peruvian spot!!

Curry
Erika L.

Went for the first time last night with two girlfriends and we were so impressed! It's small and we got really great service the whole time. The waitress was very friendly and checked in on us the right amount of times. We got the ceviche and papa rellena- the ceviche was so fresh! We got the grilled pork belly, the chicken curry and the 1/2 chicken with 2 sides (went with friends and maduros), and while all were good, the chicken curry was really out of this world! Would highly recommend this dish! The price was very reasonable for all the food we got. The ambiance was perfect, small but also had bar seating for walk ins!

Half chicken and mashed potatoes
Jenelle B.

Intimate vibe with just 5 tables, be sure to make a reservation. We had the half and quarter chicken with sides. The chicken comes with cremas (delicious little sauces that are amazing but totally unnecessary as the chicken is so well flavored). Highly recommend the garlic rice and bean stew combo as a side. As well as the mashed potatoes. The sweet plantains were perfect. Side salad was fresh and dressing is a creamy cilantro. Overall, portions were generous for the price and everything tasted so fresh and delicious! We will be back!

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Misty S.

Saw Brasas listed on "Ian Froeb's STL 100: The best St. Louis restaurants of 2025" and came to check it out. The restaurant is small with 5 tables and some seats at the bar. Food and service were good. Margarita de Brasas $13 Papa Rellena $13 - Fabulous appetizer! The potato was crispy on the outside and fluffy and creamy on the inside. So full of flavor, would order again. Grilled Pork Belly $25 - Pork belly cooked nicely with some crispy parts, went well with the beans and rice. Aji Amarillo Chicken Curry $26 - Great curry flavor, not spicy hot. The medium boiled eggs were good. On the dessert menu, they had homemade ice cream of assorted flavors. There's a 3% credit card fee. Reservations can be made on Tock. Location: Delmar Loop, paid street parking Mon - Sat from 8a - 7p. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Fried rice
Alisha V.

The food here was absolutely amazing and delicious! And so were the drinks! We got the quarter chicken with rice/beans and salad for the sides and the fried rice. Both were great but the fried rice was my favorite. The Pisco sour was so good and made me feel like I was back in Peru. This is a very small restaurant and they get busy quick so I definitely recommend reservations.

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food was delicious and already looking forward to going back; highly recommend trying their chicken and plantains

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Out of all the brasas had in Peru, this brasa is top 3 if not the best I have had! Authentic Peruvian in the midwest, can't beat it!

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Everything was amazing and presented well. Great drinks, small intimate setting. Recommended!

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A small, intimate spot on the Delmar Loop specializing in whole roasted chicken, what's not to love? Great drinks, great food.

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