I've been to the triple three a couple of times and it has become a pretty regular meet up spot for…read moreme and my friends who work downtown. Their happy hour is really affordable with drinks under $10 and small plates for about $10 as well. I love their seafood croquettes and have tried them each time I visited and they've always been consistent. They're really crispy. I tried the calamari and while I wasn't crazy about it, it was tasty. Their chaufa with pork belly and lomo saltado are VERY tender and full of flavor. My favorite would have to be the lomo but I might be biased because it's my favorite dish. The music is always great too! I think service sometimes can be a bit slow but it's always friendly. I think their vibes are needed Downtown to shake things up a bit with the inside aesthetics.

Go quick to see this new place on the block; club vibes, fabulous decor, attentive staff when not…read morecompletely overwhelmed by the sudden line at the door. Word has gotten out! Amazing drinks, unbelievably delicious dinners for all 5 of us. Even the one who prefers vegetarian, hates fish, and gets cranky around meat are every drop of her chicken stir fry and gushed "I wish I had a glass of this sauce to DRINK!" Tapas servings were HUGE and enough for a full meal AND leftovers to take home for lunch. We had a 5 pm reservation and arrived to an empty establishment. Astonishingly it was packed by 6 with guests waiting for a table! We had a perfect table in an alcove; ask for it if you're in a small group. There is also balcony seating that was unused while we were there, maybe that could be semi-private space for a little party too. Great playlist as well. Lived it all!!! Glad we were early to check the place out too to bottom!

Had a fun date with my fiancé walking around West Hartford and shopping. We got hungry and were…read morelooking for a place to eat. We saw many restaurants we chose this one. We actually didn't know anything about and what they served. Inside was beautifully decorated and we were seated quickly. We looked at the menu and saw they served Peruvian food. We never had it. We started with the trio empanadas and each one was delicious. If I had to choose one I pick the chicken as the top empanada. I didn't know what to order for the entree and the waiter recommended the Seco De Tría and Lomo Saltado. One was a short rib and the other was a beef stir fry. Both were very delicious! The waiter was very attentive and friendly. I would definitely come back here again.

I stopped by Cora Cora for a quick appetizer before an event, and I was definitely not…read moredisappointed. I ordered the empanadas, two beef and one cheese and guava. The beef empanadas were flavorful and satisfying, while the cheese and guava had more of a sweet, dessert-like vibe, which was a nice surprise. Both were delicious in their own way. I also loved the roasted corn they serve at the table. It is such a great touch. The dipping sauce had a nice little kick to it that added extra flavor without being overwhelming. The space itself is beautifully decorated, creating a really inviting atmosphere, and they even have a drive through, which is super convenient. On top of it all, the service was excellent. I would definitely come back, even if it is just for a quick bite again!

An exceptional meal at this gem in the South End tender…read moredelicious Lomo Saltado Pisco sour and other Pisco options Cervichie Mixto (order it mild or extra mild unless you want afire in your mouth ) Beautiful atmosphere modern sleek vibe

Food was delicious. Employees very friendly and is a classy place to go…read more First time there ordered to go and it was ready when I arrived. It's like a place you would find in Boston or New York

Piolin is probably my main go-to Peruvian restaurant. I love the calm atmosphere. It seems like…read moreeven when it's busy, patrons are calm and the flow is smooth. The food is amazing, specifically the Lomo Saltado. I'd like to say I get adventurous but honestly I usually stick to the Lomo. It never disappoints. The Chicha beverage is also my favorite. Refreshing and delicious. I doordashed a 32oz cup the other day with some food, and it was so great to open my fridge and enjoy it when I wanted it. Service can be a bit of a hit or miss, but staff is nice and do work hard.

I love coming to this location. This one is my favorite. I go to is the lomo saltado. The service…read moreis quick in the ambiance is small and intimate. Great authentic Peruvian food.

I've had lomo saltado from here once before. It's been great both times but this time I got takeout…read morewhich resulted in the sauce spilling all over the bag (something to be mindful of!). I enjoyed the dish, and the takeout experience was pleasant but I did take a star off because there were no utensils in my bag even though I made that request when I called. I was picking up from an outdoor event and had to go back to grab some which was a bit annoying. I thought the taste of the dish was great. The steak was tender and I like my sauce on the sweeter side so I was happy. The rice wasn't nauseatingly fluffy which I was wearing of because I've been having that issue with a lot of places recently. I'd order takeout again but would just be mindful to check for everything before leaving.

The service was good, but as soon as you step into the restaurant theres a very strong smell of…read moremildew and that immediately threw me off but we were in a large group so we stayed. We ordered a bunch of food and it didn't take too long to come out, we had multiple rounds of drinks and the pacing on refills was also good. The main problem was the food. Most of the food was ok. I ordered lomo saltado a lo pobre and my husband ordered chupe de camarones. My dish was pretty good. The steak and eggs were over cooked unfortunately but again the meal was fine. My husband's chupe however was really not good. The shrimp was very overcooked, the broth was bland and oily and thin. He ate his egg and left the rest alone. All the dishes were pretty expensive so we asked to have our soup comped but we were told we could not because the waitress asked twice is everything was OK and my husband didn't say anything til the end (although I feel that if someone isn't touching their food it's usually a sign). Feels like a strange rule but i did honestly deduct 1 star because of this. The menu is large and expensive, so it does feel like a gamble if something is that bad but we still cant get 1 in 7 entrees comped. We are a peruvian family (6 adults) and we all felt similarly.

We ordered Rockin Chicken by DoorDash. Rockin Chicken is a modern Peruvian restaurant that features…read morecool art in the branding. Everything I ordered (including the rotisserie chicken, fried rice side, Macaroni with green sauce), was pretty good. Nothing popped relative to other area Peruvian options. The Papas (cut potatoes that are usually somewhat crispy) side dish didn't travel well, but that's a reality of a delivery. 3.25 Stars

I stopped in after an appointment five minutes away. I wanted a quick, tasty healthy lunch that was…read morealso not too expensive. There is only one lunch special - the chicken with one side. That was my lunch today. I tried the sweet potato fries - reader, skip these. I am warning you. The restroom unfortunately had no supplies. I told a crewmember this fact, and she was aware of this. The restaurant was in the middle of changing restroom suppliers. I think I will go back to take out from here not dine in. Chicken is always yummy.

I love a good story and great food. This place has both…read more Went to hartford to try out a new place that was having a soft open. They didn't open, so the girlfriend and I needed to pull an audible. Went to the highest rated location near us, and found this place. First thing, this place is a night club. It's layout, the decor, the wait staff, the music playing, the metal detector in the front, and the dj stand. Everything about this place screams modern night club trying to get through covid. Thing is, this is a place that's making lemonade out of lemons. The staff are extremely friendly, the food service took a while but they kept the bread stocked. The breads this dense but soft inside. Kind of like a soft pretzel without the salt. When the food does come, it's awesome! Everything brought the flavor, nothing was under seasoned and the portions were large. Tacos were stacked with perfectly braised beef with ample toppings which all had a distinct and pronounced flavor. The chiveche was piled high with a limey, salty, savory bite. The fish was fresh, and the fried octopus was perfectly crisp and tender. The crepe was well executed, but it was kind of general. Bananas and Nutella, not much to say. I would've liked the bananas warmer, maybe a little burlee of sugar on the top of each to give it a sweet crisp? It was tasty, I just wanted a little more. Price was a little high, but the food coming out from the kitchen along with the portion makes it worth it. It does take a while, so be prepared for a wait. But now I can say that I had brunch at the night club, and that's a pretty awesome memory. That and the food is good, so if you want a funky place for great peruvian food, go hunt this place down!

I am trying Lucuma drink for the first time. Seems like Lucuma is a fruit common in Peru. Lucuma…read moredrink tasted like caramel. I loved it. Their chicha morada is also very flavorful. I went for a chaufa aeropuerto with beef. Seems like this is the favorite entree here. It was a combination of fried rice and chifa noodles. Fried plantains were nice and went well with the entree. Surprised to find that they had icy rolls in their menu.

Had a weekend special, mondongito a la italiana, it was delicious and everything was very fresh.read more

Really good Peruvian food and good looking women too! The parking lot is ample and the drinks are…read moreabundant!

My father and I love to come here as consistently delicious. The servers are always respectful and…read moreattentive and the restaurant itself has a very homey Peruvian feel to it with its different Peruvian art on the walls. We went on a Sunday morning and I ordered the Combinado which is a Peruvian breakfast combo that comes with either a pork or chicken tamale(you get to choose), chicharron which is fried pork, fried slices of sweet potato, and salsa criolla which is a red onion salad that is typically mixed with lime, salt, pepper, cilantro and sometimes Aji Amarillo. My father got the pan con chicharron. Its a fried pork sandwich. Similar to the Combinado and minus the tamale but its between a roll and usually they put some of their salsa verde inside. Everything tasted very fresh and I feel that they try to make each dish taste amazing to make you want to come back and try it again or try new items. We also order a Chicha morada(purple corn drink) and jugo de papaya. Both amazing as well. No complaints, just compliments and I would recommend this to anyone that wants to try Peruvian breakfast. Of course they offer lunch and dinner but that can be another review.

If you ever need to get cultural, this would not be a bad starting spot…read more Invited here with friends, Easy parking, as a matter of fact, my spot was right in front We were seated immediately on this busy Friday night, but there was room for us. This restaurant was clean and welcoming. Our server was so attentive, and paid attention to my questions, answering them as needed I ordered the Chicharron de calamari grande for $19. My accompanied guests ordered the Tallarib Verde Con Bistic. The calamari was delicately deep fried in a light almost tempura batter. Absolutely delicious and completely cooked to perfection. Seasoned expertly. The side was yucca fries, which were to die for, again, slightly deep-fried and seasoned to perfection. Also, served were raw red onions, jullianed, with a little bit of tomato in it. Those were OK. The Tallarin Verde Con Bistic was a thin sirloin, cooked to perfection, and seasoned perfectly. The side was what looked like a spinach, pasta, spaghetti like, in a sauce. While I did not try the spaghetti, the sirloin was just beautiful. Taste abound. Located on Franklin Avenue in Hartford just north of the closed Carbones. Dinner for two, with the tip and a drink for one was $55 give or take a little bit. This was tremendous value, and I am now a fan of Peruvian food. Would be a great destination when you want to try something a little different. I will make sure to return here as soon as I possibly can, as the menu offered so many great choices. The menu wasn't big, but it looked powerful. The photo is the calamari dish that I ordered. Absolutely delicious.