Super nice columvian rest. Interesting but limited selection of food…read more Nice wine list Good service and reasonable prices

Not bad, just nothing positive to say about this place, really…read more - I was here on a date and we both agreed that the food lacked spices. But perhaps that is just how the food should be of course. In any case food that you eat and then forget about. - the beef was not tender - we both found the acoustics of the place quite annoying, from time to time we had to lean into each other to hear the other person speak. - we were served our main course but didn't have any cutlery. So we sat there for a minute waiting for a knife and fork. This symbolised the service nicely: Chaotic. - there was no mobile phone data reception (e-plus) in the restaurant and no WIFI available. I will not go here again.

Located outside of downtown Munich, Guatemuc (Muc? Get it?) drew my friend and I in because we…read morewanted to explore beyond the city center. It's terribly cute inside. Hanging plants, themed drinkware, and counter-height tables that are shaped like barrels. The bartenders on a Saturday night were fully engaged with the patrons and created an appealing vibe. We ordered a Deja Vu spritz (you either love spritzes or you hate them), a pina colada, a Paloma, and a rum punch. The latter three drinks were fantastically yummy cocktails. The food - well, not the strong suit. Our Nachos Überbacken recalled microwave nachos and they were not generous with the salsa, guac, or bean dips. Our tacos were hard shell, which I wasn't expecting; also, since they didn't strain the ground beef, the shells broke while I was eating. The tostadas were also served on a hard shell. I'd send people here to pre-or postgame, but for a memorable meal look somewhere else.

Great Service and Great central American cuisine, closer to what we know as Mexican. For the table…read morewe had corn chips with a side of salsa guacamole, and beans - perfect for sharing. For my main dish I had the lomo saltado - Sirloin strips sauteed with onions and tomatoes - served with a side of fries - perfect meal for lunch!

A colleague of mine whose wife happens to be Peruvian suggested I try this place. So a friend and I…read moredecided to go here. He has been here a few times already and quite likes it as well. It's not a huge place and has seating for about 25-30 ppl. It's dimly lit and cosy, perhaps a little too cosy for my liking as when the place filled up it was a bit cramped. It also got too warm and we had to end up leaving early :-( The food here is excellent. The Cevice starter was excellent as was the spicy seafood stew I had for main. The food was packed with flavours and had a good kick to it. Rice and boiled or fried potato is served with the courses and, the Cevice also had steamed sweet potato slices that was delicious. The Pisco sour is also excellent here and, made from good Peruvian pisco. The menu is not huge but there are enough choices for all including vegetarians. The cocktail list is also pretty decent with some traditional Peruvian cocktails and beer. English is well spoken here and the staff are quite friendly but the service was a little slow. All in all a pleasant evening and if it was not that warm we would have ended up staying instead of leaving straight after dinner. I would happily come back here for the food. Peruvian food has gained global recognition in recent years and, it is well deserved. If you like food that is made from fresh ingredients and packs a punch, you will like it here.

It is a small venue, but they provides great food and service…read more I was there with a group of 15, and they coped quite well with a group that big. I tried the Anticuchos and the Ceviche and both were delicious. The Pisco Sour was also very good! I think it is a tad expensive, but the quality is high enough to justify it. I will definitely visit again.