So excited to see this place opened a second location. I've since moved away from the area, and…read morethis is one spot I genuinely miss. Great food, excellent service, and always a fun stop before heading over to the brewery. The new location has some street parking available and keeps the same great atmosphere and quality that made the original such a favorite for me. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some solid grub.

I liked the White Plains location although there parking is hard. This branch is clean and staff is…read morepleasant. Parking is easier, too. My oxtail was so good. Will come again and recommend. Lady said they have another branch in Ossinning.

Some friends and I were in the area and had lunch at this restaurant. They weren't too busy and…read morethe staff were very friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was clean with a beautiful decor. They had a large bar area. The bathrooms were very clean. We ordered chicken skewers for starters and they were moist and delicious. I ordered the loaded nachos with ground beef, beans, guac, cheese and etc. The plate was slathered with sour cream which I'm not a fan of but I still ate it. I know now to ensure I say no sour cream when Im ordering this again. My friend had the perubian chicken which was roasted chicken, white rice and beans with sweet plantain. Overall we were pleased with the service and food. I would return and check out some other menu items.

i ordered the simplest thing ropa vieja pollo rice and beans, i don't even know how to describe the…read morequality of the rice but it was bad the beans were hard and no flavor to it... first and last time ordering from here.. sorry

Went on a Wednesday evening with a group of three and had a great experience. The restaurant was…read morebusy and only had one waiter, so service was a bit slow--but she stayed attentive throughout. We ordered the calamari, gallina soup, pollo Milanese, and pollo a la brasa. Portions were large and everything was flavorful, especially the chicken. Great bang for your buck overall. Looking forward to coming back to try the lunch and weekend specials.

We came here for dinner on a Friday after seeing folks enjoying their meals from the window as we…read morewalked by. When we walked in, we were promptly greeted and seated and given menus to peruse. We ordered the chicha morada to drink. Deliciously, well made and generous in portion, not too sweet--Perfect. To eat, we ordered the Leche de Tigre, Pollo a la Brasa with Maduros, and Lomo Saltado. The leche de tigre was perfection. Fresh, flavorful and a generous portion size. Perfect for sharing. I was super excited for the lomo as it's one of my favorite Peruvian dishes. Unfortunately, it left much to be desired. It simply was not fresh--the steak was dry, tough and lukewarm, the fries were cold, and the rice was cold and hard. As a result, the dish was barely touched. I told the waitress, and while she was surprised and provided the feedback to the kitchen, she didn't offer compensation or a remake. The pollo a la brasa was delicious. Hot, fresh, juicy and a generous portion size. The maduros were good but not cooked on both sides, which was a bit strange but still satisfactory as an accompaniment to the chicken. This dish was served with the arroz chaufa, which was well executed. Super flavorful. The ambiance is clean, mom-and-pop vibes--no frills, but good service and good food. Overall, a solid experience; will definitely be back.

The Food was phenomenal, service was great, and the ambiance was cozy. I enjoyed watching the World…read moreCup while eating today. It was really fun! There are two huge TV's on the wall facing the tables and one TV above the bar. I ordered the rotisserie chicken and specifically asked for white meat. It was juicy, perfectly cooked, the skin with slightly crispy and tastes sooooo good. My meal surprisingly came with 2 sides of my choice. I chose the Chaufa and plantains. The chaufa is Peruvian style fried rice that is flavored with a bit of soy sauce, ginger, scallions and scrambled egg. Delish!!!!! A must try. You can even order the Chaufa as a stand alone dish with whatever meat you want inside. :-) The plantains were my least favorite. Because they are super sweet and soggy. I like a crunch and sort of carmelized look. There's a Purple CornLemonade drink that is supposedly really good. But I didn't take a chance on it. Despite the owner offering me the opportunity to try it and take it back if I don't like it. I had to opt out. Because I'm on a lemonade and limeade kick right now. They are my preferred drinks of choice at the moment. But Hey!!! I'd like you to encourage you to try it.

We came here for lunch on a Sunday. Service was a bit slow at first, but I think it was just that…read morethey were understaffed at the moment. Once plates started coming our way, we were on an exciting and flavorful journey to Peru. We ordered two appetizers, guacamole and ceviche, and both were excellent and served with the perfect accompaniments. For our main dishes, we ordered the lomo saltado, chaufa de pollo y carne, and a skirt steak. Everything tasted very authentic with perfect seasoning. At the end of our meal, we ordered their churros, which were delight. The atmosphere felt just like any casual restaurant in Lima, Cuzco, or any big or little city in Peru. They have a great selection of Peruvian beers and other beverages. We will definitely return when the craving for Peruvian food hits again.

tried the Wings a la Limeña with ceviche sauce during a wing walk...this one's all about the sauce…read more The wings themselves were decent, but that ceviche style sauce is what makes it hit...citrusy, tangy, and packed with that bold Peruvian flavor. the sauce kind of outshines the wing, but in a good way. If you're into bright zesty flavors this is definitely worth trying.

I went on a wing walk in white plains,ny. I got to try a Wing (a La Limeña w/ Ceviche…read moreSauce). The sauce was way more tastier than the wing itself. Not bad though! The servers were really nice.

Love it here. I love their chips, guac, lemonade, enchiladas and more!…read more I've been here a few times and love it. They have a spacious restaurant and seating area. They also have two spacious bars. They have empanada specials and all day happy hour specials. I can't wait to go back and try more of their food options.

It's been a while since we weee here last . We decided to give it another try since we were in the…read morearea and again very disappointed. so many servers working with barely any customers and still the service was horrible. It's really a shame because the place is decor is so nice and it's such and such a big place but unfortunately now I know why it's always empty. It was so hot inside there was no AC. We asked to have the door open. We finally got a little bit of a breeze. The manager seemed like he was lost. He was just walking around. I guess they don't really know how to run the place properly and it's pretty sad because I really think it's a nice place. Also , Every time we needed something we had to reach out to the bartender.

Excellent Peruvian food in Port Chester…read more The ambiance is bare-bones, with huge TVs on either side of the dining room so that you will be watching something however your chair is facing. The service is friendly and attentive. The food is some of the best in Westchester. Everything is phenomenal, from the soft, warm, toasty rolls they bring you in the beginning, which come with both butter and a spicy green sauce, to the main courses. I am a big fan of fried fish, which is fried tilapia. It comes with either French fries and salad or rice and beans. I have also had the bistec milanese and sampled the lomo saltado- everything is delicious. The best side you can order here is the sweet maduros/platanos which come out very hot, but are some of the best I've ever had.

Wow. A hole in the wall with excellent food! Visited a local dealership and got hungry... looked at…read moreyelp and found this gem like down the road. Almost passed it as its an unmarked door with small windows by the entrance. Almost like an apartment. Greeted by a waitress who spoke english. I opted for the mixed chofan rice and the steak with salad and white rice. The prices for both were similar, hovering just under $15. She got bread rolls with butter, which was really good as the bread was nice and warm. It wasn't microwaved warm as when the bread got cool it didn't transform back into playdough. From ordering to food on the table was around 15 minutes. It wasn't busy, about 5 other patrons. Steak came out and it was seasoned just right with a nice salad right on the plate along with white rice. The chofan came on a big plate, even though the picture makes it look small, it's surely a 2 person meal on its own. All in all for a small hole in the wall, this place rocks. The waitress told me on Fridays and Saturdays it gets very busy. So beware! I added pictures. Enjoy!

Never open. Got hyped up on ig for them to do the switcheroo. Followed for years but not reliable…read more Food is good but price makes it borderline not worth it. Im sad how far its fallen

We typically order the fish sliders and cuban sandwich, sometimes, the empanadas (ordered at least…read more10x over the course of 2 years). They are very generous with their fries which have a nice crunch and are still somewhat crispy when we get home. Only negative was one time having a piece of plastic in my guava empanada but otherwise everything has been great, tastes fresh and is delicious.