Got some delicious takeout while I was in the area. Staff was courteous, food was made fresh, and…read moremy wait was comfortable with some interesting music videos playing on the tv (I guess they were Peruvian?) I got the lomo saltado and ceviche de pescado. Both were deliccciooous. I love Peruvian food, and I found this to be higher quality Peruvian than neighborhood chicken places, definitely. I also loved that you can get brown rice with your dishes, that is a big selling point for me as I do not eat white rice!! Will be back when I am in the area!

We love Peruvian food. My wife is Colombian so we're always trying new Latin places. The first…read morething was the music. They had a live singer (which in most cases is great) but it was sooo loud we couldn't enjoy the food or even hear ourselves think. The food was meh. My sirloin steak had a good flavor, but very tough and my wife's soup was pretty much water. Service was fast.

Their chicken so juicy and well maintained. I wish to get fresh out off oven next time, might great…read morewith crispy skins. very clean and well maintained for dining area. Love the food.

Half Chicken with fried yuca and plantains at Campesino Chicken in Centerville, VA. Chicken was…read moresuper juicy and just enough seasoning to not be overly salty. Plantains and yuca we're both pretty standard, but good. A solid spot for Peruvian chicken.

fresh chicken, large portions, very friendly & enthusiastic staff. i order here for many household…read moreparties

Your classic Peruvian chicken restaurant. The chicken lacked some flavor and was a little dry, but…read morethe sauces were good. I got the horchata too which was decent. I prefer Super Chicken tbh

I had recently came back from splashdown Waterpark and noticed a Peruvian restaurant nearby. My…read morefamily decided to eat there and it was one of the best decisions of our lives! The food was spot on and its portion sizes are very filling. The waiter who attends its was also very welcoming as he complemented many things and asked how we enjoyed/known Peruvian cuisine. Another thing was how fast the food came out, we were taking our 3rd sip of Inca kola and noticed the food had arrived. Best experience even and definitely recommend for people who really want to try new things!

Permanently closed? It's 12:16pm and all doors are closed. Tables stacked on top of each other, etc.read more

I came here with my coworker who wanted to try this place out since he was in the mood for some of…read morePeruvian food. I ordered the lomo saltado (Beef with rice and fries) because I wanted to match it against others within the area. The meat was VERY delicious and well seasoned...but was slightly overcooked. It was more on the chewy side and was difficult to cut with a knife. My colleague had a chicken dish and he stated that it was a little on the salty side but was still tasty. So at least the flavor is there so this place definitely has potential! As for the service, our waitress was very polite and she was attentive when we needed anything. The only bad thing was that we had to wait 40min for our food and there were others that were able to order and leave when getting take out. I won't blame any specific person, but if you're the only table waiting for their food while others are able to eat... But overall a decent spot to try! I just hope the wait times could be lowered.

Food was amazing in this place made me remember when I was back in Peru , and live music was super…read morefun to dance too. The service was very good from the young ladies will be going back!!

Best Lomo Saltado I've had for a long while, meat was nice and tender and tasty. Service was…read moreexcellent will definitely be back soon!

I ordered the Papa a la Huancaína, an empanada, an alfajor, and an Inca Kola, and the total came…read moreout to $28.54. For nearly $30, I expected much better portion sizes. I don't even have a huge appetite, and the amount of food I received was still surprisingly small. The service was also disappointing from the moment I arrived. The restaurant was completely empty, yet no one greeted me or acknowledged me when I walked in. I eventually had to walk over to the bar area myself to ask about my pickup order. The woman working there looked confused that I was even asking and mumbled a response I could barely understand. I figured maybe she was busy, so I waited, but the entire experience became increasingly uncomfortable. I stood there awkwardly for about 10 minutes while the employees talked amongst themselves and kept looking over at me, yet no one updated me on my order or even spoke to me. The worst part was the food itself. The potatoes in the Papa a la Huancaína were cold and partially raw. I literally had to finish cooking them in the microwave at work. The empanada was decent, and the alfajor would have gotten better marks if it weren't for the small hair I found on it, but overall the experience was not worth the price. Unfortunately, I wouldn't ever come back. Revash has better portions, better prices, and overall much better food.

Beautiful restaurant with good service…read more Our favorites were: ceviche classic, beef empanadas, fried sushi. Will return to try more dishes.

BLUF: Ok, after being open 3+ years, one would think that an upscale restaurant would get their act…read morein gear & deliver wonderful service every time, right? Especially at their prices & the hoity toity atmosphere, you'd think they'd also be well-run and reasonably accommodating, eh? Nope. Worth the drive? Not any more. Worth the wait? Definitely not anymore! For as many times as we've frequented Pisco in Reston with a small group, one would think they'd get their seating straightened out. Every time we've attempted to eat here on a reservation, they've had issues. Never set up and ready to seat us. Never prepared upon opening... and it's never busy when they first open which is why we always go early. But, they are NEVER ready to seat us. What's the use of making a reservation a week in advance if you're not going to be ready to seat the party nor accommodate the request? How would you like to find out at the last minute that they're going to split up your party at two different tables on two different sides of the restaurant because they weren't prepared when you gave them a week's notice via reservation? The food isn't that good to have to keep going through the challenge of being seated every time we make a reservation for a group. They're really pricey, too. So, certainly not worth this chronic headache. There are PLENTY of other places in the Town Center or in Herndon/Reston in general where you can get a tasty meal, not drop a day's pay, and have your entire party served well together. The taco joint across the street is definitely a more pleasant experience, for example, and I would certainly recommend bartaco...give them a try instead for a fun environment and some good eats.

I've only ever carried out. Judging from the interior decor or lack thereof, you get a sense that…read morethe focus here is the food. One look around at the patrons and you're assured the food is authentic. Portion sizes are large and filling...really, enough to make it two hearty meals or 3 lighter meals. Maybe one of these days I'll go for a sit down meal.

Loved this place. The location is somewhat off the beaten path but we stumbled upon it and just…read moretook a risk. So glad we did. Definitely very authentic and homey vibe inside. Since I don't know much about Salvadoran food, I asked a lot of questions. Our waitress was super helpful and steered us in the right direction. Everything we had was good. I especially liked the shrimp tacos and pupusas. Will go here again for sure.

One of my favorite places! I always love ordering the family plan--two whole chickens, four sides,…read moreFrench fries, six cans of soda, and a variety of sauces. Everything is delicious, the portions are generous, and the price is amazing. Only $61 including tax for all of that! Definitely a great deal for a family meal. Highly recommend!

Use to love this place went my office use to be behind the building. Now I come back and it was…read morejust meh. Basic Peruvian chicken with plenty of seating to dine in but most customer are carry out. Half chicken with 2 side $15.99- 3/5- The chicken lack flavor compared to what is used to be but the chicken was cook perfectly. The potatoes salad was good and refreshing since they added beet to it. The lentil was disappointing, edible but no flavor at all. Flan $3.99 3/5- A tad bit thik flan but the flavor was good until i bite in to a aluminim wire that you normally find it a pot scrub. Most likely I would come back if in the area but not going to go out the way for it. The staff was nice thou

Employees were nice and place was clean. Portions were also a lot. Likes the food thank you.read more

Northern VA boasts numerous Peruvian charcoal chicken restaurants, and at least 5 are located…read morewithin a five mile radius of my house. I decided to give Super Chicken a try when in need of a quick lunch close to home. I opted for the half chicken combo with a side of black beans and plantains. My food was ready well under the quoted 25-30 minute pickup time. I found the food here so-so. The white meat ran a little dry. The chicken itself had a nicely seasoned skin, but the meat underneath tasted muted without any spice notes. Charcoal cooked birds usually have a hint of flavor from the coals, but the rendition here lacked any discernible smoke. The sides tasted as expected. The black beans were bland, but at least were creamy and well cooked. I have no issues with the well fried and perfectly sweet plantains. The sauces here are on par with area competitors, though the staff here are unusually stingy with extra container requests. Overall, while my meal was fine there was nothing "super" about Super Chicken compelling enough to merit a return visit besides proximity. Superior charcoal chicken is easily available elsewhere nearby.