Laid-back restaurant known for Peruvian cuisine such as anticuchos and sangría.
From Google Maps reviews.
Well, well, well. Awesome spot, great ROI. Great tasting food. But they stood out in service and value. 95% of restaurants fill their Sangria pitchers with ice and minimize cost for wine and other ingredients. This place prioritizes quality and value. I got a sangria pitcher that could have entertained 6 people. The pitcher was all flavor and NO ICE. No watering down, no cheating. Just come here and have a blast.
I ordered food by phone a few days ago. This wasn't my first order. I've bought food from them in the past on more than a few occasions, typically being very satisfied. This time however, something was WRONG! The food I ordered had a VERY UNPLEASENT AROMA! The chicken was cooked, sure, but judging by the way it smelled, it was surely ROTTEN! My first thought was to call and complain, then upon thinking, I realized this would have been fruitless. It would have more or less resulted in a situa
This is one of the best peruvian places you can eat. Also affordable The waitress are supper friendly and the food is really good. ( most of the times is pack ) so be patient with the waiting On the weekends they have an extra menu where they some extra dishes like arroz con pato, chanfainita , caldo de gallina y trio Marino.
From the Jun 17, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Flies were present in the space.

Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.

Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.