This is my first time trying Peruvian food & this spot didn't disappoint, the food was amazing & I…read morewill make sure to pass this on to all railroaders in the surrounding area.

This place is a find! It's tiny, in an industrial area in the middle of warehouses and parking…read morelots, and there are only 4 tables, but what great food! A friend brought me and I tried Peruvian cuisine for the first time. I was very impressed with the quality and freshness of the ingredients, and according to my friend it was genuine traditional cuisine. The ceviche was outstanding, the fish super fresh, and the seasoning not too acidic (instead of tasting mostly like lime juice and onions as usual). The giant Inca corn served with it was fresh and tasty. One of my friends had an Inca Coca Cola which was yellow (!) and tasted like candy, and another had a purple corn drink that was flavored with cinnamon. I also tasted a delicious green pesto pasta with beef tips that were tender, smoky and not chewy. The guacamole with fried yuca was also delicious! Another interesting dish was the Leche de Tigre (I think that's what it was called) which was basically a cold fish soup served in a cocktail glass--sounds weird but I tried it and it was very good. I loved the fried seaweed that decorated the top, it tasted a little bit like fried calamari with a softer texture. Delicious! The waiter was extremely helpful and explained the menu in detail as we had lots of questions, and they were also very accommodating with the heat level which is always an issue for me. I was so happy to be able to enjoy flavorful latin food without burning my mouth! I hope they stay around for a long time so I can bring everyone there and try other dishes on their extensive menu--including their special "menu of the day" which includes drink and dessert.

Super cute and cheap authentic Columbia bakery, surprised it wasn't already on Yelp! We had…read moredelicious arepas ($2) and a wonderful sweet plantain and cheese ($2) that was one of the yummiest things I've ever eaten. The owner was super friendly and helpful and explained what the different pastries were, as we were unfamiliar with Columbian food. Definitely worth a stop if you're even in Worcester!

Love Ecuacolumbia! The panes de bono and arepas de choclo take me back to my childhood in New York…read moreCity when I would go to bakeries with my parents in Queens to get these treats. Glad this bakery is here in Worcester. Do yourself a favor and get yourself some! Sweet owners.

I love this restaurant. Their food is consistently good. I've been here a couple of times over the…read moreyears and I'm always happy to come back. Service is usually very attentive and friendly (excepting this last time I was there, our waitress messed up our order but she was able to fix it without too much wait. She seemed uninterested in serving us even though the restaurant was empty). Some nights they have live music and it kinda looks like a club. So if you enjoy Peruvian food this is a place you might want to try.

Food was ok, I was expecting the ceviche mixed to have more variety of seafood, just an ok ceviche…read more The lomo was super salty only the meat the onions and tomatoes were eatable. Will prefer to drive to Boston for more authentic food. Service was good, not too many people. Ambiance is nice soft music and clean place.

I had never been here before, but I'm in the Boston and Providence area for work this week and met…read moreup with friends here tonight. One of my friends used to live in the area and said this place was good. All the food was very delicious. I had one of the steak dishes and for some reason it was a little bit spicy to me, but it was still very good, and it came with mashed potatoes and asparagus. One friend had the Lomo Saltado, which I tried and it was very good, and another had one of the other steak dishes, topped with a fried egg, and said it was great. He also can't have dairy and explained that to the waiter, who was very good at making sure nothing was cooked in butter for him. I wasn't going to get a drink, but my friends were drinking so I ended up getting the Pisco Sour, which was great. My friends said this restaurant used to be a lot smaller and then they expanded a few years ago, as well. I think there is street parking but I didn't want to have to find it, so I did valet - it's five dollars (plus tip) and they add it onto your bill. For some reason it ended up being $9.06 for our two cars, which I don't understand, but whatever lol. The only tiny nitpicky thing I have to say about this place is that the service was a bit slow. The waiter did check on us quite a bit, but the place was packed so I understand having slow service, it took a while to get our food. That being said everything was fantastic so I would definitely come back here when in the area.

Food: 6/10, service: 2/10, overall: 5/10…read more I'm in RI alone on this trip, and today being my last day in town, I decided to pop in for dinner over here. Got here right after 5pm, so luckily there was no wait, and as a party of 1, I got seated right away. And that's where things went downhill. My server, Joe I think his name was, he came by with the menu and took my order. But, that's all he did - he didn't bother telling me anything about any specials, or what the items contained besides what was written on the menu. Unfortunately, this was especially jarring, because the table behind me (which was seated after I was) had a different server, who actually told them the dinner specials and explained the food items to those diners for a good 10+ minutes, after asking them if they'd been here before and them telling him that it was their first time at Los Andes. And my experience? Completely the opposite, because not only was I not asked if I'd been to Los Andes before, but no mention was made of any daily specials or any other things besides asking me what I wanted. In fact, I wasn't even aware that there were any specials at all, until the server of the table behind me was explaining the specials to them! Now, I've been at lots of places for food, both upscale and otherwise, and mostly have had to go in alone during the course of my work trips, so I'm not a stranger to dining alone. But here, the way I was treated, as if being alone meant that I wouldn't order much food, and therefore needed to be hurried away ASAP, that didn't sit right with me. Now, to be objective in my review, the food is good. I tried the empanada which was average (the crust was dry but the filling was good), but the anticuchos appetizer was really phenomenal, and the salmon entree was good (could've been better in my opinion, but wasn't bad at all, and the salmon wasn't too dry, but the best part of the entree was the rice). And to end my meal (with lackluster service), I tried the flan, which unfortunately was equally lackluster. It wasn't too sweet, so that's good if you're not a fan of overly sweet desserts, but I didn't get the caramel taste beyond a very thin veneer on top, and the whipped cream on the side was a very disappointing accompaniment. Not only is that a shame, but it's also more a shame that the service, or lack thereof, lets this place down, especially if you're by yourself or have a smaller party.

This is place is a little gem. You'll give it five starts too as long as you're not expecting a…read morelavish experience. It's cute, small, unassuming, and you'll leave full and happy. I came in with my very white parents, and even though I could sense the polite nervousness of our host, they were very helpful in making suggestions to my somewhat baffled looking mother (who is an adventurous eater, but can't eat red meat.) It definitely helps to peruse the menu online and look up words you don't understand before hand. I can't stress this enough: the ceviche was amazing, and the ceviche with fried calamari was actually perfect. It's the perfect dish. A fried local dish, with a fresh classic Peruvian dish. The sun and the moon. If you only have this, you'll leave happy. The staff are being patient and polite with you, so show them the same courtesy and you'll have a wonderful experience.

Shrimp Lomo delicious! My only complaint is that they are still putting the sauce in a baggie, that…read moreseems very cheap and unsanitary! I'm sure they make enough money that they can purchase lil containers to hold the sauce!

Food: ok. We got the ceviche de pescado, ají de gallina, and seco de cabrito. In terms of…read moreauthenticity, it's on the lower end. The quality of the ingredients was good and it was generally tasty. Nothing to write home about and probably will not be coming back for my monthly fix. Service: everyone was welcoming and our server was highly, highly attentive. Ambiance: pleasant! Lovely old school Spanish rock from the 80s-90s mixed in with random stretches of random electronica.

Rincon Limeno Revere is a Peruvian restaurant located on 260 Broadway, in Revere, MA. This is the…read morerestaurant's second location, the first located in East Boston. This second location prove to be just as good as their first location, if not better. The restaurant decor is definitely more high end compared to their first location. My family visited on a Monday evening for dinner around 7pm. There were plenty of street parking. The restaurant had a lively crowd that night, a little boy's birthday/family dinner. I ordered my favorite dish, the Classico Rincon Limeno. I highly recommend this dish, you get a seafood ceviche served in a full body wine glass and a plate full of lightly battered fried seafood. We also tried the Seco De Cabrit, which is Peruvian lamb stew. You get stewed lamb meat with beans and rice. If you love lamb stew, this is a hearty dish to try. My husband ordered the Arroz Marisco, which is reminiscent of a seafood paella. Also good. The whole family shared one flan for dessert. It was very rich. Overall, everything we tried was delicious. The food came out quick and we were pleased with everything we ordered. Customer service was top notch. I can't wait to come back to try more dishes.

Delicious food, quickly prepared. We got a traditional…read morechicken sandwich, beans, and a rice bowl with veg. The purple beverage is corn-based, and tastes like sorrel or punch. The atmosphere is clean and modest with enjoyable music (without getting too jumpy).

Machu Picchu, a well-known Peruvian restaurant in Somerville, has opened a budget-friendly branch…read morespecializing in roast chicken. The roast chicken was indeed good, but the other dishes were a bit lacking. 1/4 Dark: This is the lower-end option, while the white one is the upper-end. The chicken thigh meat was roasted until tender and juicy, easily falling off the bone with a fork; unfortunately, the skin was also soft and a bit too salty. Fries: The fries were piping hot, but without any seasoning, which detracted from their appeal. The restaurant offers three dipping sauces: yellow/green sauce and white dressing, which tasted essentially the same as yellow mustard mayonnaise, Thousand Island dressing, and regular mayonnaise--the flavors were actually quite similar.

Absolutely AMAZING! The food here is unbelievably good, the service is incredible, and I…read moreabsolutely love the music and atmosphere. I came here for the first time about 2 years ago and completely fell in love with this restaurant. I loved the food so much that I ended up eating here 6 times during that trip! I've been thinking about it ever since, and I actually drove all the way from California just to bring my boyfriend here so he could experience it too. And of course, it did NOT disappoint! Everything is delicious, but the Lomo Saltado is an absolute must-try. It's easily one of my favorite dishes I've ever had. If you're looking for authentic, delicious Peruvian food with amazing service, great music, and a wonderful atmosphere, you HAVE to come here! I can't recommend Machu Picchu enough. This place has a special place in my heart, and I'll definitely be coming back again and again!

Peruvian Food! Nice atmosphere is this local spot…read more About 20 tables. Some half booths. Food is always good. Love the Peruvian spices. Nice staff they are friendly and quick!

The food here is so good and I definitely recommend the pollo a la brasa and Lomo saltado…read more You won't regret. Highly recommend

Horrible place! This place doesn't make Peruvian food! Stay away . The owner has bad customer…read moreservice.