My wife and I love this place. While we are not regulars by restaurant standards, this has been a…read morego-to. When we want good quality food, close to home, we often end up here. I almost always get the pesto noodles: my favorite is with chicken, but with steak, or with a fried potato is good, too. Turns out we like the flavor of Incas. Service is always good, the place is usually 1/2 to 2/3 full. We like the decor, especially the gazebo in the parking lot as we pull up. Our first visit was 4 years ago, and I'd say we come back 4 times a year or so. Always a pleasure.

The skirt steak in the surf and turf was so good! Definitely order it rare because it's thin and…read morecame out more medium rare. Peruvian beverages are cool to try. Service is good they speak Spanish and English. More casual place. Also yucca fries are so tasty!

This is a Peruvian restaurant that I "discovered" going to the movies in the plaza close to it. The…read morelocation is perfect with an easy and big parking lot. The restaurant is spacious and the tables are not cramped so you can sit comfortably. The atmosphere is relaxed, casual and a with music in the background. Service is polite and very attentive, they come to your table often to know if you need something. And now the food... yes, it really taste like Peruvian food with the right ingredients. I liked their Lomo Saltado (even thought I think they can improve the quality of the meat), their Causa Acevichada is fantastic and the Anticuchos have a very good flavor. Adding to the regular Peruvian menu they have some dishes from what we call "Chifa" in Perú (Chinese restaurants), I think it's worth to try it. I've been like 8 times in this restaurant and I still didn't have the chance to try the Pollo a la Brasa (Roasted Chicken) because they are always out of it... in one side I'm disappointed and in the other I know their chickens are made fresh daily BUT they have to recalculate how many they need to prepare a day so they have enough until 8 PM. In general, a good Peruvian restaurant with a limited amount of traditional dishes . I'll be coming back when I am in the area. ** Supposedly they cook some traditional dishes for the lunch specials.

First time eating Peruvian food and must say the food was tasty. I ordered the ceviche mixto that…read morehad fish, shrimp and squid. I enjoyed it immensely. My husband got a beef dish with rice and a fried egg on top with French fries. He thoroughly enjoyed the dish. For dessert we got rice pudding. It was really good. We also tried the traditional Peruvian drink that is made with purple corn and cinnamon. It was delicious. If you are adventurous I highly recommend it. The service was quite attentive and our server was very friendly and helpful. There are about 15 tables to seat many and they aren't crammed together. If you like to try new cuisines like we do, this needs to be on your list.

I love the simplicity of their menu; just means they put all the effort in the main dish-- chicken!…read moreIncredibly flavorful on its own. Although they provide you with multiple sauces as well. We dined in and our food came out with these little sauce bottles! It did take a minute for our food to come out, so keep that in mind! Picasso Chicken is inside the City Farmers Market Food Court. We will be back!

Flavorful chicken and delicious sauces, especially the spicy green sauce. Plantains were chunky and…read moresweet as well. The service was quick to order through their website and to deliver to my place.

Why in the world is Mambo's Café so far away? I need this restaurant to be right across the street…read morefrom my house so I could go every day. Let's talk about it. LOL Mambo's Cafe is located in Buford, Ga which is Northeast of Atlanta. When we entered the restaurant after our 5k, we were seated immediately and I will say Im glad we showed up when we did, because when we left people were everywhere waiting to be seated. So, Our waitress was amazing, she didnt miss a beat all the questions we had, she answered! We started off a complementary garlic bread with a Verde sauce. It was green with a pinch of spicy, but it was very good. Next, we ordered the beef empanadas and they cut them up for us so that everybody could sample them. They were so good. I had to get an order to go to take them home to my husband. For my drink, I ordered a pink lemonade. It was almost like I needed some sugar and I knew that would hit the eight spot even though it was carbonated it still was good. For the main train I went with ANGUS CHURRASCO STEAK!! Medium well of course! Wowwwwww!! This steak was top-tier. I enjoyed every bit of it, and what I could eat. Of course, I had to take the rest of them. It came with an option of beans I went with black beans plantains in a Spanish rice, which was amazing. The chimichurri sauce that came on the steak was was flavorful yeah, I even asked for some to take home and verde sauce as well. Lol The steak was tender outside skirt steak grilled and topped with our famous chimichurri sauce (garlic, fresh herbs and olive oil). $28 My entire bill with $58 including the takeout empanadas I will most definitely be going back. I enjoyed every minute of this restaurant.

This place has great food! Love eating here!! The staff is always nice and attentive as well. This…read moretime I had the baked grouper (which was pretty good), plantains (which I love!), rice and beans (great!) and calamari (very good!). Have had nothing but good meals and good service here so far

Lomo saltado is a Peruvian beef stir fry dish. Fun fact, the dish was created by Chinese Peruvians…read more I guess that makes sense why it is stir fried. The beef is cooked with onions, tomatoes, and fries. The dish is served with rice. Beef, potatoes, and rice is the foundation of a great dish. I had the chance to try lomo saltado for the first time many years ago, and I instantly fell in love. Rico Sabor Peruano is not the top result when searched, but a professional Yelper like myself could tell that it was probably the best choice. Once I walked into the restaurant, I knew I made the right choice. Rico Sabor Peruano evokes East LA vibes. The interior was not great, and the employee didn't speak English. I knew I was about to have one of the greatest meals of my life. After stumbling through the order with my early intermediate Spanish (Duolingo-level Spanish with a thick Gringo accent), I excitedly waited for my meal. The food was cooked in a reasonable amount of time, and the employee even proactively brought a bottle of hot sauce. How did she know? I'm happy to report that Rico Sabor Peruano perfectly lived up to my very high expectations. I'll definitely return for the lomo saltado. I may also try some of the great value dishes that other diners mentioned. The lomo saltado was worth every dime, but it still cost ~$20.

The food here is delicious and warm to the heart. The lunch varieties change everyday which keeps…read moreme coming back. Today I had the Aguadito for my soup and for the rice I had the Seco de Pollo. The value is incredible. Give it a go here and you will not be disappointed. Be ready for a possible language barrier if you don't speak/understand Spanish (totally worth it).

Es la segunda vez que voy y la última la misma cajera que está usando el celular y cobrando al…read moremismo tiempo agarra los bolillos sin usar guantes después de estar agarrando el dinero y así uno le da eso a los niños

Being married to a Peruvian and having been to Peru many times. This is the best Pollo La Brasa…read moreoutside of Peru. Absolutely the best in Metro Atlanta. I've eaten here many times. The food and service is good. Not the best speaking English and some dishes do take some time to make... like Pollo La Brasa. Not sure what the negative reviews are about as I've been eating here for 8 years with consistent service and quality. It is not a high end restaurant, but excellent for what it is trying to do.

Wow! We were all blown away with the food and service we had here. We went to celebrate a birthday…read moreand made reservations for Tuesday dinner. We didn't really need it since the restaurant was pretty empty, but we were a bigger group and didn't want to risk it. The hostess didn't confirm our reservation until about 10 mins prior, which was quite concerning, but everything worked out at the end anyway. Our server was wonderful! It was our first time here and he explained their background and what his favorites were on the menu. We for sure wanted to try the paella, so went ahead and ordered that first, with the carretillero ceviche, mixed empanadas (chicken and beef) and patatas bravos to start. The ceviche was delicious and fresh. Loved the fried calamari and all the toppings it was served with. The empanadas were also delicious and was served with a very spicy sauce! The patatas braves had a nice, smoky flavor. Now for entree, I ordered the veggie chaufa. Our server may have been a little biased as he preferred the Peruvian side of the menu, more so than the Cuban side. My dish was easily good for 2-3 people. It had tons of veggies and scrambled egg, plus served with a side of fried plantains. Our group ordered a bunch of other dishes and tried some of them. The churrasco steak was a little chewy but loved the chimichurri it was served with. The parrillada de mariscos was so good too, and my personal fave was the grilled octopus! Personally, I would opt for this instead of the valenciana paella. You essentially get the same types of seafood. I love that we got to dine at this hidden gem! We truly enjoyed our experience and will be back for sure.

My favorite new Latin/Peruvian rest't in town! Must get the fried red snapper! And their chicken…read moreempanadas were amazing!

al principio todo bien con el restaurante, la atención de las meseras es agradable. Más sin embargo…read moreel servicio del dueño es decepcionante. El día de hoy mi esposo llamó para hacer un pedido consultando precio de libra o porción de chicharrón y un "joven" le contestó de forma racista y minimizando que eso no era un mercado ni una tienda de abarrotes como para vender por libra, pudiendo responder de buena forma. Mi esposo le reclamó que por qué contestaba de esa manera y la persona le dijo que "solo era una broma". Totalmente destinado porque se supone que uno llama o va al lugar para consumir, y ese tipo de bromas no son nada graciosas. Mi esposo pensando que era algún trabajador se acercó personalmente a la tienda para realizar su queja y resulta que era el dueño el "bromista" tratando de esa manera a un cliente que por mucho tiempo ha consumido en su restaurante. De forma presencial se disculpó pero también tuvo ironía en sus respuestas, como que no fueron sinceras.

Costa Verde is truly a Peruvian gem. In a plaza that has plenty of parking, this unassuming family…read morerun restaurant truly delivers on great quality, authentic Peruvian food. We had a large party and we were seated immediately. I ordered the Lomo Saltado and it was really delicious, not to mention half of it was enough to get me full. Would happily come back.

We love the Freakin Incan. The staff are lovely, attentive but not overbearing. The restaurant is…read moreclean and cute. Everything we have tried here has been delicious. I confess to think about the Yuka Frita's from here far too often. The three dipping sauces with come with them are super good. Casa De Cameron is a cold appetizer that's so good I eat it as a meal. Cameron Saltado, or any Saltado on the menu would be delicious. The 'stir fry sauce' is unbelievably good. Apparently you can buy a bottle of it to go too. Please come and try this restaurant for yourself. There are many many meat options which we didn't try but I am certain they would be just as good as the seafood dishes we order.

The Freakin Incan was a fine dining experience…read more I'd say that the service and general vibe of the restaurant were both average, although we did like the llamas on the walls. The speed was super quick from sitting down to leaving so if that's what you're after then this could be a great option for you, for us however, we just felt rushed. From sitting down to signing the check it was 40 minutes and that's with an appetizer included. Unfortunately the food just wasn't what we were looking for. While I did provide a unique taste, neither of us really enjoyed our food and left wanting something different. We both had different versions of the saltado and shared the plantains. The saltado was ok and the plantains seemed a little undercooked. All in all, I think if you're after Peruvian flavors and have a dish in mind then the Freakin Incan could be a great stop for you, but it just seemed to miss the mark for us.