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Sur Latin Peruvian Cuisine

4.1 (174 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Lomo saltado
Alberto M.

Took my friends from my car club to this place. Food was amazing, and fantastic service. We ordered the family portions, with a variety of plates. Lomo Saltado, aji de gallina, arroz con mariscos, causa de atun, ceviche de pescado. Just writing this, is making me hungry again and need to go back. The servers speak perfect english, and they can help you choose what you want. This place is BYOB, no issues when you bring your beer or wine. We will be back soon !

Ají gallina
Stacey G.

What an absolutely fabulous place!!! Service is great and the food is so very fresh and good. Homemade with care! Had the lomo salteado and ají gallina. Just both so good!! Definitely going back for the ceviche. It looked so good!

Aji de gallina
Jennifer C.

Quiet Friday early dinner! Food was very tasty! And very generous servings. Good music in the background! Had a nice girlfriend visit in this quaint restaurant!

A ROACH marinated on my ceviche
Shayla D.

There was a freaking roach on my ceviche!!!!! An entire roach!!!!!! I went there yesterday with my son and left unhappy because there was some miscommunication about my order. I thought I had ordered a $18 ceviche dish called, "Ceviche Mixto." But instead, I received the "Ceviche Mixto w/ chincharo?" I guess the waiter didn't hear me when I said no chincharro. I didn't say anything when the food arrived because I thought the chincharro meant pork? Since I didn't see any pork on my plate, I figured I got the right dish. I found out at check out only because the dish was $30 instead of $18. Apparently chincharro meant calamari ? Well, language miscommunication I guess What I didn't like was that the waiter was non apologetic about the misunderstanding. I paid the bill and left with my food which did taste pretty good. However, I took the left over home in a sealed container and to my horror, almost took a bite of this little guy that was floating on my ceviche when I was having my dinner today. I was eating STRAIGHT out of the container in case there is any doubt as to where the roach came from. So my ceviche was marinated with a roach on it!!!!! I have to say I always enjoyed the food there, but now I am definitely reluctant to have another meal there.

Lorena D.

Amo rate lugar, El servicio es incrible, la comida es deliciosa, volvería una y otra vez

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Delmar R.

Today I visited this place for the first time, which was recommended to me by a Peruvian friend. The food is excellent, very well cooked and with a very appetizing flavor. The attention was terrible, the wait time was very long and they forgot one of my orders and I had to remind the waiter after getting tired of waiting, like 20 minutes after they brought the first plate. The prices are ridiculous, too expensive. I am not coming back anymore.

Causa Limena (tuna)

Superb! From the food to the service, Sur checked all of the boxes and has my vote for best Peruvian in Greater Houston! We ordered Causa Limena with Tuna, Ceviche de Pescado, and Arroz con Mariscos. The Causa was simple sophistication, the ceviche with two varieties of corn hit the spot, and the Arroz was beautifully flavored. Constructive criticism: the fish in the ceviche could have been cut into smaller (more dainty) pieces and the mussels/shelled seafood could have been placed on top of the rice in Arroz con Mariscos, instead of being mixed in and getting filled with soft grains of rice (making opening and eating from the shells difficult). Our waitress was very sweet and always smiling. All in all: loved going and eating at Sur!

Ceviche, Anticuchos, Inca Kola
Paul C.

By far, the best Peruvian restaurant in the Houston vicinity that I know of, and I have been to a number of them. The staff is very friendly and though the food is a bit pricey, it is worth every dollar, plus they serve large portions. The causa, limeña, papa a la huancaina and ceviche make the perfect appetizers. I highly recommend their lomo saltado or tallarín a la Huancaina con lomo. The beef tenderloin is alive with flavor in both dishes. Of course you can't go wrong with any seafood dishes they serve. My family and I have come here many times and plan on coming back over and over.

Saltado de Pollo
Kelsea L.

A local hole in the wall, family owned, delicious dinner spot! We are in town for a wedding so figured we would try a local spot near our hotel. Everything was delicious! Staff is kind and attentive! Food is authentic, flavorful, and served beautifully presented as well. Definitely recommend this place if you love Peruvian cuisine (or would like to try it).

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