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    Danny’s Peruvian Restaurant & Grill

    4.7 (20 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Churros with dulce de leche -- delicious!!

    Cute ambiance, clean, with fun vibes! The ceviche was my husband's favorite-- excellent. Both friends had the beef Lomo Saltado which was savory and tender. I enjoyed the seafood rice (Arroz Mariscos) that was like a seafood paella accompanied by pickled red onions that made it fabulous! But the best dish of the night was the Churros with Dulce de Leche. It was so good, we ordered seconds!! Never done THAT before. Wonderful evening with excellent service, especially for our son's birthday.

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    Jon O.

    We ordered all the classic dishes and everything came out great. Having just come back from visiting Lima this felt very authentic almost home made food. Service was awesome. Strongly recommend the ceviche and of course you can't skip the lomo saltado. also i snapped some pics of the menu for yall since i saw they weren't up yet. your welcome!

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    Kris Marie D.

    Service was 10 outta 10. Ceviche classic was delicious. Papa relleno was big, super flavorful and piping hot. The table shared the salchichas (hot dog) and fries, both were very good. The kids split the tallarin Verde (green spaghetti) with the saltado chix; they loved it. Hubs got the lomo saltado, he ate it all, I only tried the meat and it was tender and yummy. All the food was very flavorful and the presentations were on point. The place has lots of tables and shares it's location with a store that sells Peruvian products. AND they'll make custom alfajores, churro, empeñada, and more orders. Will definitely be back to try more!

    First time here, food was very tasty and filling. Plan on returning. Attentive and friendly staff.

    Salchipapa

    I saw a new Peruvian place opened up so I had to try it. Glad I did. The lomo was tender and great, aji de gallena tasted like I like it, antichuchos was very tender and flavorful. Ceviche was good. Prices were very affordable. Highly recommend.

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    The food was really good super tender and the sauces with the rotisserie chicken was just right!

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    Delicious food and friendly service. Bread is fresh baked on site. And the chicken is moist and well seasoned.

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