I tried dark meat chicken but it was lacking the Peruvian ingredients. Cumin, ají amarillo, El…read moreaderezo peruano. Yo soy peruano. It had some but something was missing. The customer service was nice and so was the ambiance. The sauces were on point. This review is only on the chicken.

Good business. Food…read morequality: 5/5 Food Price: 5/5 Customer Service: 5/5 Cleaness: 5/5

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.

Let me start by saying, I really love this resturant! This is my second time going there, as I went…read morethere last week with friends, and wanted to go again as their menu was extensive! I wanted to wait and give a review after the first time as I hoped it wasn't one of those, ("the first time it was great! The second time...not so much.), let me reassure you that was not the case with Autentico! On my first visit, I had a seafood selection, and it was so fresh and so good! I was also checking out my buddy's chunks of beef that were part of his meal, and wanted that too! He gave me a chunk and it was so tender, juicy and good, I knew on my next visit, I would have to order some form of their steak! The service was spot on, and food order time to table, was exceptional! My next visit came yesterday, and yes I ordered a steak! It was a late Friday afternoon, and even though they were busy with a few large tables of people, service was still outstanding and the food was even better than the first time! If you have read some of my reviews, by the time I think to take pictures, there's not much left to take a picture of! Also, I know some people just take pictures and not much else, and while something can look really good in a photo, you have to dig into it to unearth what's really good about the dish, and everything I have tried at Autentico, was superb! I ordered the NY Strip with fries and instead of the rice that comes with it, I asked if I could substitute veggies for the rice? They said no problem! While the first time I had a couple bottles of their Corona, which was very cold and was also provided with a frosted glass, this time I asked for a Modelo Especial. I was told they had it on tap! Major points, as I love all of Modelo's products especially the stouts! It was just my buddy from work this time and me, and we had such a great meal and the ambiance was awesome! I had joked my first time visiting there while driving in, that there was an Irish resturant right next to it! I mentioned that we should go there after for a couple pints. We never got around to it, as we were too full both times to make it in. But that resturant is in the back of my mind for a future visit! So if you do go to Autentico, you won't be disappointed. It's a great location that's worth the drive, and an exceptional resturant!

Back again after their recent rebranding from Pio Pio to Autentico. Came with the same friends who…read morefirst introduced this spot to me. I ordered the seafood mix paella and it was so delicious that I finished the entire portion by myself. I initially wanted to save it for dinner. I'd love to come back again to try other food on their expanded menu. Likely the most authentic Peruvian food spot in nova.

TLDR: A fantastic game day spot with an energetic atmosphere, attentive service, and delicious…read morePeruvian food. The only downside was the limited and not very clean restrooms during a busy event. First, let's give an applause to their social media team for helping me discover this place. The game day promotions caught my attention, and they absolutely delivered. The decor, atmosphere, and energy were all fantastic. You could tell Inca Social was well prepared, with a fully staffed team that stayed attentive throughout our visit. Whether it was quickly finding us an extra chair or constantly refilling our water, the service was excellent. The food was equally impressive. I highly recommend the lomo saltado, and the pasta served alongside it was surprisingly delicious. The Inca Balls were also a great appetizer with a light, crispy exterior and a savory filling. The drinks were solid as well and rounded out the experience nicely. My only complaint is that there are only two restrooms, and given how busy the restaurant was, they weren't as clean as I would have hoped. Overall, this is a lively spot with great food, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere that I'd happily return to.

I had been here before and the food was not bad at all as well as the service. I decided to go for…read moreMother's Day since I had not been here in years and was hopeful the food would be the same if not better. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Food selection was smaller, food was not worth the price and service was awful. We did not have a reservation but saw several tables open. They sat us near the welcome booth as we were a family of 5. We were given menus but not enough utensils and thought eventually we would get it along with the menus. There seem to be a huddle of employees in the entrance of booth and the waiter did not show up for another 5 minutes. Another 5 minutes passed and a different waitress showed up asking if we were ready. She did not tell us of any specials and we had to ask her the price of the bistec a lo pobre which she said was $26. We also asked her about other items we saw at the online menu but she said they weren't available. We decided to stay and order ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos and bistec a lo pobre. My husband ordered a beer and I ordered a chicha. There was no physical menu for children and she verbally told us the options. I ordered chicken tenders and fries for my toddler. She took our orders and food came out after 15 minutes. The meat was missing the sauce the menu said it came with, the ceviche tasted very lemony and the chicken tenders were more like chicken balls. The waitress never showed up with our drinks and we decided to just eat and go as the staff seemed to want to socialize more than tend to the customers. Once we were done, we asked for boxes and the check. Apparently, gratuity was already included and maybe thats why the service was so bad? She hardly came to check on us and to top it off she was surprised when we told her drinks never showed up to please take it off check. She didn't apologize or asked how the food was. She gave us boxes and off we left. Later, we realized the bistec a lo pobre was $28 instead of $26 and we had ordered two. I just wanted to leave at that point and not wait another 5 minutes for waitress to fix her mistake. The ad, as shown in picture, said all moms receive a flower but I guess having three kids with me wasn't enough for me to get one. We also noticed when we left their website said a party of 6 or more has gratuity included but we were a party of 5. What is shown online is very different than what you get in person and if the food was great I would gladly go back for at least takeout. Food is not worth it, the service for Mother's Day made it worst and the environment was mediocre at best. Prices were inconsistent and menu is not appealing. Not sure what happened here but changes should be made at least for Mother's Day.

The rotisserie Peruvian chicken is very good--tender, juicy, and flavorful. It's definitely their…read morespecialty. Unfortunately, everything else is mediocre. The rice and other sides are bland, and the coleslaw is overly sweet. I used to order just the chicken and skip the sides, but they've taken away that option and now force you to choose two sides. That's unfortunate because if they offered chicken by itself, I'd probably eat there twice a week.

While there are a few El Pollo Rico locations around the DMV area, they all say that the Arlington…read morespot cannot be beaten. Since I live a few blocks away from the OG, I visit relatively frequently, as it's one of my favorite walkable restaurants. So when a friend suggested going to El Pollo Rico all the way out in Fairfax, I was a bit disappointed. But I'm not one to say no to Peruvian chicken. The interior of this location still has the classic pre-school aesthetic, complete with colorful chairs. On a Friday night, it was relatively empty, with just a few pickup orders coming through and a couple dine-ins. I got my usual 1/4 Chicken Dark with yuca fries and coleslaw ($13.25 after tax). The chicken was tender and juicy, seasoned to perfection as always. The coleslaw was creamy with a nice acidity, but the yuca fries were stale and hard. My fork genuinely had a hard time poking through them, so I gave up halfway. Besides the yuca fries, everything else was pretty good. Still, I prefer the Arlington location, where you can smell the roasted chicken a couple blocks away when the wind blows just the right direction.

My regular chicken spot was closed so decided to give them a try. The chicken was very moist and…read moreflavorful. The sides were great as well. Over all a solid 5/5 Peruvian chicken place. For it to be late on a Thursday night the place was packed of people which is also a great sign. They were quick with having our food ready

Overall, I'd definitely come back for their chicken!…read more Came here for lunch just after opening on a Tuesday, and place was very clean, staff very friendly. Nice big screen to watch whatever's playing (little league game in our case). Dancy Latin music in the background that makes one bop their head at times in between bites. Chicken is moist and flavorful. Green sauce packs a bit of a punch and also very flavorful as is their white sauce. Also had the Lomo Saltado, flavors good, but the meat was kinda tough...could use some of that Chinese velveting to make meat more tender IYKYK. The rice was ok....wished it were more flavorful? But I guess the flavor would come from the chicken. Plantains were not as sweet as I'd hoped, but nicely cooked. I'd be curious to try out their other offerings, but for sure I'm definitely getting the chicken again!

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.

Super chicken is a casual Peruvian style chicken restaurant. The chicken was charred nicely and…read moreflavorful. I also enjoyed the side of fried plantains and house salad. Additionally, their green sauce and mild sauce are really good if you are a saucy/dipping person. Ordering is like Chipotle style where you will go down the line and choose the amount of chicken and your sides. This made ordering very fast.

Great music, great food, and so filling after a long day at work! The staff here is extremely…read morehelpful. It was my first time here and I was not familiar with Peruvian cuisine and they explained the menu items for me. The chicken Saltado is so tender. The veggies are nice and blistered as well. You have to get the green sauce here! The location is also right next to a rail stop so it's easy to access!

This is a wonderful cafe and bakery that actually serves more than just baked goods. Today I…read moreordered the Empañada Royal. It came with a spicy cheese possibly Monterrey jack, onions, and jalapeño peppers. The portion was just right and enough to fill me up for dinner really. My boyfriend ordered some type of pastry that appeared to be very rich in calories. We both ordered regular Cafe Americanos with leche even though it was late afternoon. Therr was one Server helping everyone in the cafe and I thought she did an awesome job. The cafe is clean and bright and comfortable enough for short stays. In other words, it's not the type of cafe where one would just han out for an extended period of time. Everyone here was very cordial and we had a relaxed time.

The food here is pretty good, with generous portions and plenty of Bolivian specialties worth…read moretrying. Definitely try the beef tongue. It may sound unusual, but it is surprisingly tender and flavorful. It comes in a delicious stew served over stewed potatoes and rice. The steak is tasty, although the cut of meat could be better. It is served with a salad and topped with an egg. The Queperi is essentially beef brisket served with cheesy rice, fried plantains, and yuca. It is a delicious and satisfying plate. If you like hot dogs or sausage, try the Pique Macho. It is a huge plate of sautéed beef and sliced sausage cooked with onions, finished with slightly cooked tomato wedges and topped with jalapeños. The beef and sausage sit over a bed of steak fries, and all of the flavorful juices soak into the fries, giving them an incredible flavor. The downside is that some of the meat is a bit tendonous, but the overall flavor is very good and the dish is definitely worth trying. The Lomo Saltado is another good choice. The flavor is quite good, and the portion is generous. They also have a bakery section with Napoleons and a variety of Bolivian baked goods, including cheese bread. Everything we tried tasted fresh and was pretty good. Overall, there are lots of interesting Bolivian dishes to try here, and the generous portions make it a good place to explore different flavors.

Food is delicious. Love the Bistec alo Pobre or the carne asada. Chicken meals are delicious…read more Service has always been great. The ambiance is casual. Folks are friendly. I absolutely love the soups during winter.

Honestly, I've yet to be disappointed with a Peruvian chicken place. My friends and I ordered the…read moregroup meal for 4-5, which ended up being around $55 for a lot of food. The chicken was moist, the skin was a bit crispy, and well-seasoned. The fried yucca was nice and crispy, even after the transportation to where we were. The rice and beans were nice, and the fried plantains were a great end to the meal!