Great authentic food. Very fresh. I would come back. Now I need to try more things on the menu.read more

currently my go to spot for Peruvian chicken in the Atlanta area. The dark meat is King but the…read morewhite meat isn't bad either. their two sauces with the chicken are also very good. My wife really enjoyed the fried plantains as well.

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.

Based on the recommendation of a Peruvian acquaintance who said that Costa Verde was the most…read moreauthentic and best Peruvian restaurant in Atlanta, we had a first meal there with friends. Costa Verde delivered on all counts: service was friendly and helpful and the food was transporting, fresh and flavorful. Ceviche, plantains and mariscos dishes were all excellent. We will be back to explore the menu further!

The food is good my family and I mostly order the pollo à la brasa. We wanted to take home another…read moreorder of pollo à la brasa home the waiter put in the order and then 10 minutes later says that they don't have any more pollo, but other people were buying pollos if you don't have it just say that there is no more. You also have to call ahead of time to ask if they have pollo à la brasa even if it's early before closing they usually don't have enough to sell. There are only two waiters and when it gets busy the waiters barely pay attention to your table. The ambience is okay.

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.

Place is small but quaint with sweet and attentive staff. The place was pretty much full the whole…read moretime I was there so I assumed it would be great. I feel bad to say that I was not blown away. Food portions were huge but food lacked saltor was dry. Maybe it was just the dish I got but no one at my table was overly impressed.

I do not understand how this place has so many bad reviews. I've never been to Colombia but I…read morelived in Miami and have had REAL Colombian food. M The service was great. We sat ourselves but got attended right away. It's a small place with not a lot of space but has a good vibe and the music is what you would expect for a Latin restaurant. I only say that because some people said it was too loud. They have a banquet hall which we did NOT do but the music was fine and good. The food was DELICIOUS. Is it the best Colombiano food I've ever had? No, but it was very good. The empanadas and the papá rellena was delicious. I had the Bistec Encebollado and it was delicious. Their picante is so good. The food was delicious and priced well. Everyone saying it's too expensive is crazy. McDonald's costs more than this place and the food is no where near as much or good. Would definitely eat here again.

$10-$17 plates... fresh Dominican food... and NO wait??…read more COMO TÚ Dominican Restaurant - Lawrenceville, GA I'm telling you right now... this spot is criminally underrated. Let's talk PRICES (because WHAT??) Lunch specials $9.99 Full plates $14.99-$16.99 many under $20! Appetizers starting at $4.99 Drinks as low as a few bucks Like... you can eat GOOD for under $20 What we tried: Pastelitos (mini empanadas) Golden, crispy, and flavorful -- perfect starter Shrimp plate w/ rice, beans & plantains Fresh, well-seasoned, and the sauce?? Comes with rice + beans + salad included (so you're really getting a FULL meal) The experience: Very clean + simple but cute inside Food comes out fresh (not rushed, not slow) Staff was friendly and chill MAJOR bonus: Tons of parking (super easy) No long wait times Not overcrowded like most Atlanta spots Final thoughts: If you're tired of: Overpriced restaurants Long waits Mid food This is your spot. It's giving: Affordable Authentic Low-key hidden gem Rating: 9/10 (Only because I want to try more of the menu )

As a foodie and proud, fat Cuban, I can decisively say that these Dominicanos can cook! I had the…read morepollo frito/chicharrón de pollo and it did not disappoint. Their plátanos maduros were plentiful and deliciously ripe as well. The red beans were flavorful and lacked any trace of canned beans. I also tried the empanadas. They come with mayo ketchup as a dipping sauce. The dough was tasty but the ground beef could use a little more seasoning/flavor. Service was friendly, although very slow, which I am willing to overlook because the food came out fresh and hot. The restaurant is humble and appearance but clean and inviting. This is my go to spot for good Dominican food from now on. God knows it's hard to find good Cuban food in Georgia, so this will be a good alternative.

So I was on my way home from Nashville, when I decided to check out an African restaurant (dont…read morerecall the name), that used to be in Norcross. In order to get to that restaurant, you need to take Peachtree Industrial and take the access road for Winters Chapel and go west. I was on the access road going north and was about to make a left onto Winter's Chapel when I noticed out the corner of my eye Contigo Peru I. I made a detour and the rest is Sunday's history. This place is very much a hole in the wall, and the odds of ever even seeing the restaurant are pretty slim as it is located of the P'tree Ind access road in a little strip mall, and it just blends with all the other Norcrossy stores. Its pretty spacious inside and they even have a dance floor. I went there in the afternoon on a Sunday so, there was no dancing, but it looks promising for a Saturday night when nothing a-gwaan in the the city. I have a bias toward Caribbean/Latin food and so I have fought the urge to give this place 5 stars. What I got is standard fare at a few of the Latin restaurants I have visited, but as usual it was delicious. Maduros (sweet fried plantains), Mojarra (Tilapia, fried in this case), salad with avacados, been soup, and guacamole hot sauce (I only ever recall getting this kinda sauce in Latin America, and its goooood). The staff did not speak English, and I doubt its just because it was Sunday. They do not have a website, and so you have to get there and figure out what you want; the menu is in English. The 2 ladies on staff were very nice and talked to me the whole time I sat there and waited for food. Of course there was only one other patron in the place. Overall it was a very pleasant experience and I'll be visiting again to sample more of the CARRRRRRRRNE.

There were 3 locations for Contigo Peru, and two of them were on Peachtree Industrial Blvd. This…read morelocation has closed, but the other 2 remain open.

The best Mexican grill in north Atlanta chicken tacos are so amazing and the flavor is 10/10 the…read morewaiters are very friendly and kind

Overall it was okay. The cheese dip had a strange aftertaste which was a little disappointing…read more My friend didn't care for much on her plate except for the homemade tortilla. We both also didn't like our rice. The saving grace was my homemade tortilla chicken tacos. The chicken was seasoned well, tender, and flavorful. You could tell the tortillas were freshly made, and that made a big difference. That's honestly what earned this place a 3/5 for me. Service was good but the food was definitely hit or miss.

This place has amazing food. Amazing drinks. And the desserts are amazing too…read more Try the fresh juices, I think you'll love it

I can't speak on the ambiance as I've never been to this restaurant in person. I've ordered…read moreseveral times from here in the past couple years, and every time has been a great delivery experience. So far my mom and I have tried the beef empanadas, the salad, the side order rice, the Plato Montañero, arepa ropavieja, the lentil soup, and the huge Tamal Antioqueno. I believe this is the only Colombian restaurant I've ever tried food from, so I have nothing to compare it to so far. However, every single item we've tried has been in excellent quality - great flavors and portions for reasonable prices. Everything we have ordered so far we would get again. My favorite items from this place are the Colombian pork tamal and the rice they serve. The tamal is moist and loaded with meat and veggies. It reminds me of Puerto Rican or Dominican pasteles a little bit compared to Mexican tamales. I love them all! The delivery service has always been great thru third parties at this establishment. Haven't had any issues so far, and the orders have been accurate and wrapped well to avoid spills even with the soups. I would definitely continue to order from here and would like to try more items over time.