Some of the best Peruvian food in DFW! The breakfast at this place is out of this world!!!read more

Ordered the breakfast plate which has the fried pork and tamales and I asked for fried plantains…read more It was okay. The pork was tender but I felt it was lacking a sauce or something. It was a lot of food, do I took some home. My husband ordered the Lomo Saltado. The seasoning was very good on this one. We will order this again if we come back. Restaurant was clean and had a nice jazzy music. Service was good.

A solid 3 stars for Cuzco Cuisine. The food here was good, not great. I've been on a Peruvian kick…read morelately and have been seeking out Peruvian Cuisine whenever I travel, so I figured, why don't I try it here at home? The atmosphere is casual and has lots of Peruvian artwork with bright colors. There's a large dining area with lots of natural light and exposed air ducts to add an industrial feel to the space. When we dined here on a Saturday evening, the restaurant was about 1/5th full and the service was attentive . The food here has good flavors, but is just lacking the oomph to take it to that next level. We started out with a Tamal de Puerco as an appetizer. This was a large tamale wrapped in a banana leaf with pork, egg and an olive. It was pretty good. For an entree I had the Aji de Gallina. It was a large, oversized portion and to be honest, I made two more meals of it and I still couldn't finish it, so it's a huge portion. I had passion fruit juice with my meal and it was pretty generic tasting. It was good, but I've had more delicious iterations of the dish, so it was more of a slightly better than average meal. Overall, I would like to try them again and order something different to explore more of their menu.

Cuzco what has happened? Your food was always excellent and consistent but that is gone. My…read morePeruvian husband and I have been eating more at a new place. When we come back and try you it leaves us disappointed! We tried again today and ! We got the lomo saltado con huanciana. The lomo had no flavor at all for both of us. It was watery and ruined the pasta. You never send sauces with your dishes. We ordered Picarones. They were not fully cooked and sauce was watery again and the flavors were just not there. Over the years we have enjoyed coming but strayed away because your food is not consistent in quality and flavor. I hope you can pivot and make some needed changes in your food quality, appearance and atmosphere (dirty dishes piles on the bar and every where not a good look, and service be more prompt.

Our second time visiting was even better!!! It was in the evening this time…read more The best Peruvian restaurant in the DFW area. A beautiful setting with excellent service from the owner and his family. It's a drive for us, but it's always worth it--a real treat every time thus far. Food was phenomenal! Thank you to everyone who makes this place so special.

I came to lima tavern a few months ago with my friend who is Peruvian and he guided me and my…read morehusband through a delicious meal! We started with some mussles that had some sort of spicy sauce on it...I am not a fan of mussels but wow, it was delicious! I had the chicken lomo Saltado which was delicious! To round things out we had a sampling of dessert and I cant remember the name of it all.. we had mini donuts and a shortbread like cookie and both were sooo yummy. My Peruvian friend praised how authentic this restaurant is. I have never been to Peru, however everything I ate here was tasty and fresh. The service was good as well and our waiter was friendly. I highly recommend everyone try this restaurant!

We made a takeout order and drove a long distance over to this place only to be told that our order…read morewas canceled because they ran out of chicken. They made no effort to contact us to let us know the order had been canceled due to them running out of food, and were quite rude and short with us. No apology even though they had completely inconvenienced us. Very disappointed.

Juicy and flavorful pollo a la brasa! Counter has a small selection of Peruvian staples too so I…read morewas able to stock up on aji paste

Stopped in for dinner. Had ceviche pescado and Lomo Saltado…read more They give you concha (fried corn kernels with salt) as snack to begin. The ceviche was quite delicious. Fresh fish and they'll prepare it how you want in terms of heat. Lomo was very tasty. Could of had maybe more tomatoes, but the beef was well seasoned. Its not filet mignon, but a good cut for the price point. They had live music on this Friday night which concerned me that it'd be too loud but was actually quite nice and they played a variety of Peruvian songs. The store portion is well stocked with Peruvian staples and treats. Peruvian food is delicious when done correctly. There's a lot of "fusion" places that charge high prices and are trendy. This place has delicious traditional Peruvian food at a great price. Must stop in if you're in the area. It won't disappoint.

2nd time here and again disappointed with the service…read more I ordered my food online and when I got there, they didn't even pull the order. Food is excellent just wished the owner would work on the service. The ladies need to attend to the customers and stop talking behind the counter.

Being in Texas for only a month, I've been on the hunt for some really good Peruvian food, and I'm…read moreso happy we found Tayta Peruvian Restaurant! My husband was craving Lomo Saltado, and I had been dreaming about some authentic ceviche. Coming from California, I've honestly been a little homesick for some of my go-to Peruvian spots, and eating here gave me that little taste of home I'd been missing. I actually did a happy dance while eating my food, it was THAT good! From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We were seated right away, our food came out quickly, and the presentation was absolutely beautiful. Everything looked amazing and tasted even better. The ceviche hit the spot, my husband loved his Lomo Saltado, and we left very happy that we found a new Peruvian spot here in Texas. Amazing food, beautiful presentation, and wonderful service. We will DEFINITELY be back.

We got the tamale, which was pretty mid and dry. However the triologia de ceviche was delicious. I…read moreloved the variety of food and trying the diff types of cuisine! Highly recommend this! Will come back to try more things! Tip: It is in the revolving kitchen food hall

Great Peruvian food. Friendly service. We came here hoping we would find the same flavors as we…read morehave had in other places before and we were not disappointed! Great flavors and great portion sizes. So glad we stopped & tried it! Empty plate full tummy!

I came here with my Peruvian friend who was super pumped to try Peruvian food in Texas. They also…read moresell Peruvian spices at the counter too! I ordered: Ceviche: this was wonderful and flavorful and I really liked it. Felt super healthy and fresh Anticucho: my husband liked this and the meat was cooked well Beef fried rice: was flavorful and pretty delicious Overall was great. I would have given this a 5 but they were missing a lot of items on the menu, I also am in love with this aji Verde sauce they have at other places and I couldn't find it here.

Excellent service. Ordered a rotisserie chicken and aji de gallina. Both were very flavorful…read more Chicken was slightly overcooked, but that's probably a one-off given the quality of everything else. They don't serve alcohol. Don't be deterred by the unlit sign. It's clean inside.

This place is the best place to eat Peruvian food the fish ceviche it was great. I love it and I…read morewill recommend it. Hundred percent I will be back.

Think Great Gatsby meets Andy Warhol decor. The ambiance is a vibe especially when the live jazz…read moreband started to play. I was swaying to the beat as I devoured the brioche bread pudding. Special menu vary by season. The hostess set such a welcoming tone and the waiter understood the menu and what to suggest. What did I try? Empanadas with the green sauce were tasty. I'm a sucker for a salad with candied pecans. The harvest salad had goat cheese, pickled red onions, sliced fruit and whispered, summer nights. Up next, lamb lolipops on a bed of couscous,cilantro, basil, red onion and had this lime juice twist that paired well with the meat. The portions are on the smaller side. Ain't going to lie, I was lowkey wanting to head within the visinity afterwards because I was still hungry. That's what I get for splitting the portions! The menu is eclectic complete with girl's night out charcuterie option! The bottom level seating between sectioned bar and tables has no distinction. If casual cozy is what you want, then dine here. The jazz band was a blend of neosoul meets old school jams. If you knew, you knew. I felt sexy, cool, calm and collected. Not bad for a Wednesday night!

Vibe, atmosphere & ambience, very nice & chill! Service was…read moregood, especially hostess, super sweet. Food subpar, drinks were cute & good though. Snowbird worth a try for sure