If cravin Ceviche, this is one of the better places to visit in the area. Everything is made on the…read morespot. Ceviche was great and very flavorful. Be careful, if you want to avoid spice, make sure to request it as it can get very spicy. Limited parking in the area and there is sitting both inside and outside. Service was great and friendly. Recommend if in the area!

Food and service are amazing. Eddymar recommend us the…read morePARRILADA MARINA BARRA BRAVA so delicious and big

This place never disappoints! The pollo à la brasa and other traditional menu items are great…read more We have only done takeout--ambiance is fine but nothing spectacular-- so I can't speak to the service. I do find myself wishing there were more cold and fish dishes like causas, ceviche, and tiraditos! But maybe those foods are from a different region in Peru

Great place to go and get some chicken and fries at an affordable price. With helpful staff and is…read morean in-restaurant type establishment if you decide you want to eat there instead.

My wife and I stopped in here for lunch on a whim. We don't know much about Peruvian food. Ok, we…read moredon't know anything. But this is a really nice place. The waitstaff was extremely polite. And fast. And the one entree that she and I shared was delicious. The stir-fried chicken is great. A combination of rice, chicken, plantains, some sort of noodles (maybe based on egg??), and I have no idea what spices and seasoning. But it was wonderful. When we're in the area we'll surely stop back in.

Food is really good. They give large portions for the price you pay. Definitely good Peruvian food…read more However the service is terrible. We have been there several times and the service is one of the worst. I feel the service is bad because they include 18% gratuity to the bill so the server do not have to give good service because they are guarantee 18% gratuity. I don't feel the restaurants should be including gratuity unless it's a big party and even with that the restaurant has to ensure they give good service for the guarantee gratuity. We ask for our bill 3 times over the 20 minutes. I also think the servers should always asked if bills need to be separated up front.

Really delicious Peruvian food! I've had my share of many, many, Peruvian restaurants, and I have…read moreto include this one in my top list! It's a small place,I thought the place was very quiet for the time that I went in there but overall still a good experience. The prices are a bit on the pricey side, but you get great tasting food, so you'll overlook it!

This place is the bomb diggity! The food was great, highly authentic, and affordable. If you are…read morelooking for a cheap family dinner or just in the mood for Peruvian chicken, I highly recommend it!

Great food and service at a reasonable price. Owners were kind and helpful at a recent event.read more

This place was recommended by a friend. I placed an order for 10 mixed papusas, a chicken tamale,…read moreand tipico platter. When I called I was told it would take about 25 mins. I arrived around that time and waited in line, which seemed to take forever. When I walked in, there were a few people seated at tables, including a man by the door who obviously had a few too many beers, which is not my business, but it definitely creates an uncomfortable atmosphere when you walk in and he's staring at every woman like a full course meal. When I finally got up to the register, I gave them my name and the lady went to check and told me another 15 mins. I paid for my food and waited outside since I was not feeling the atmosphere. I contemplated ordering horchata, until I saw that they had them in open buckets and scooped them in the cups. Normally I wouldn't mind, but with the current situation, that was a big no, no! Everyone was wearing masks, but not too certain that distancing was really enforced, although the attempt was there. After about 50 mins since I placed my order, I finally got my food. My husband loved the tipico platter, but the papusas were definitely not my favorite compared to other local spots. I'm not sure that I would come back.

I'd been anxiously waiting for this spot to open since I saw the new signage. Finally had a chance…read moreto dine in and I wasn't disappointed. I ordered Salchipapas, Chupe de camarón, chicha morada and picarones for desert. I appreciated that the Salchipapas used freshly made fries (versus the frozen ones many places opt for). The chicha morada was freshly made as I watched servers chuck the purple choclo themselves. The Chupe is more broth based than creamy like some other variations I've tried -- which I really ended up liking. Huge portion too. I appreciated that they used shrimps with the head still on them as it adds more flavor to the dish. The picarones were freshly made--so fluffy and lightly sweet, just how I like them. As a Peruana-American, I'm picky about my cuisine and this place didn't disappoint. The setting is low key but lively. My waitresses turned out to be owner and she was so sweet. She's worked in the restaurant industry for 12 years and finally was able to open her own spot. I will be coming back, with my Peruvian mother in tow next time.

The food is so so good! Amazing ceviche, gorgeously presented. The service is a little uneven but…read morethat's highly worth it.

Someone at my job gave me a zucchini pupusa from there and it was absolutely delicious with the…read morecurtido! The next day I had my husband pick up more for me including the jalapeño pupusa. The only weird thing was the salsa I got was really watered down. I was surprised. I think that's an accident because everything else was amazing! Recommend.

First, let me say that the food here is very good, and I frequently stop here for dinner…read more Unfortunately, my experience with the service today was extremely disappointing. I placed my takeout order at 6:00 p.m. and was told it would be ready in 15-20 minutes. I arrived at approximately 6:45 p.m., giving the restaurant more than enough time to prepare my order. I work directly across the street and needed to be at work by 7:00 p.m. When I arrived, my food was packed and ready to go. The waitress rang up my order, but then walked away to seat guests who had just entered then returned so I could sign my receipt. Before leaving, I checked my bag and discovered that two items were missing. I politely brought this to her attention. She appeared irritated that I interrupted her while she was speaking with other guests and went to the back to retrieve the missing items. When she returned, I realized another item was still missing and let her know. Her response was, "I know," and she walked away. I could see that she had my missing item in her hand, but instead of giving it to me, she went to the register by the bar and began entering drink orders for guests who had arrived after me. At that point, I approached her again and politely explained that I needed to get to work and asked how much longer it would take. She then handed me the item she had been holding. I did not leave the restaurant until approximately 6:58 p.m., which caused me to be late for work. I also feel it is important to mention something that made this interaction particularly uncomfortable for me. I am Black, while the guests who arrived after me and were repeatedly prioritized appeared to be Mexican/Latino. I cannot say what motivated the waitress's behavior, but the noticeable difference in how I was treated compared with those guests left me wondering whether racial bias played a role. Regardless of the reason, no customer should feel ignored or intentionally made to wait while customers who arrived afterward are prioritized. I have been a repeat customer because I genuinely enjoy the food, which makes this experience especially disappointing. Customers should not be made to feel like an inconvenience when simply asking for items they ordered and paid for. Good food matters, but so does treating every customer with courtesy, respect, and equal consideration.

Welp! I was a little disappointed in the food. However, the service was impeccable. I ordered to go…read moreso I was greeted by the hostess. She was very friendly. It was awesome because my food was ready as soon as I arrived. The food was less than desirable for me. I or few red the 1/4 Peruvian chicken with rice and plantains. The chicken was a little tough however, it was seasoned well. The rice was delicious and cooked to perfection. I did not enjoy the plantains as they were not soft. They possibly weren't ripe enough. I wish I would've enjoyed the food bcs it's in a prime location and I can walk there from my residence. The ambiance was great. Music was playing in the background. The establishment was very clean. Overall, I had a decent experience. I would return and possibly try a different dish.

Wow! Despite the name, at least 1/3 of the menu was perfect for someone who is a pescatarian. The…read moremixed seafood dishes--or just shrimp, fish, squid alone--were copious and varied, saucy, fried, or even on ceviche form. The seafood was fresh and tender, and the onions that came with practically everything was an especially good complement to the fried dishes. Our party of 7, including 2 very hungry adolescents, were fully fed at a very fair price even after tip. The trio or duo options were perfect for us to be able to try a greater variety of dishes without committing to a large portion of one thing. The tacu tacu was a nice surprise that I had never tasted before. The crispy rice and bean cake soaked up the delicious sauce perfectly while maintaining its crispiness on the edges. Well done! We are looking forward to the next time we can come back and try more of the dishes. The service was prompt and attentive, the interiors clean and inviting. I can't wait to go back!