Chicken and fried rice were inedible. Both very dry and tasted horrible. The plantains were good…read more It's a shame because there was a lot of meat on the 1/4 chicken.

I tried dark meat chicken but it was lacking the Peruvian ingredients. Cumin, ají amarillo, El…read moreaderezo peruano. Yo soy peruano. It had some but something was missing. The customer service was nice and so was the ambiance. The sauces were on point. This review is only on the chicken.

Beautiful restaurant with good service…read more Our favorites were: ceviche classic, beef empanadas, fried sushi. Will return to try more dishes.

BLUF: Ok, after being open 3+ years, one would think that an upscale restaurant would get their act…read morein gear & deliver wonderful service every time, right? Especially at their prices & the hoity toity atmosphere, you'd think they'd also be well-run and reasonably accommodating, eh? Nope. Worth the drive? Not any more. Worth the wait? Definitely not anymore! For as many times as we've frequented Pisco in Reston with a small group, one would think they'd get their seating straightened out. Every time we've attempted to eat here on a reservation, they've had issues. Never set up and ready to seat us. Never prepared upon opening... and it's never busy when they first open which is why we always go early. But, they are NEVER ready to seat us. What's the use of making a reservation a week in advance if you're not going to be ready to seat the party nor accommodate the request? How would you like to find out at the last minute that they're going to split up your party at two different tables on two different sides of the restaurant because they weren't prepared when you gave them a week's notice via reservation? The food isn't that good to have to keep going through the challenge of being seated every time we make a reservation for a group. They're really pricey, too. So, certainly not worth this chronic headache. There are PLENTY of other places in the Town Center or in Herndon/Reston in general where you can get a tasty meal, not drop a day's pay, and have your entire party served well together. The taco joint across the street is definitely a more pleasant experience, for example, and I would certainly recommend bartaco...give them a try instead for a fun environment and some good eats.

My regular chicken spot was closed so decided to give them a try. The chicken was very moist and…read moreflavorful. The sides were great as well. Over all a solid 5/5 Peruvian chicken place. For it to be late on a Thursday night the place was packed of people which is also a great sign. They were quick with having our food ready

Overall, I'd definitely come back for their chicken!…read more Came here for lunch just after opening on a Tuesday, and place was very clean, staff very friendly. Nice big screen to watch whatever's playing (little league game in our case). Dancy Latin music in the background that makes one bop their head at times in between bites. Chicken is moist and flavorful. Green sauce packs a bit of a punch and also very flavorful as is their white sauce. Also had the Lomo Saltado, flavors good, but the meat was kinda tough...could use some of that Chinese velveting to make meat more tender IYKYK. The rice was ok....wished it were more flavorful? But I guess the flavor would come from the chicken. Plantains were not as sweet as I'd hoped, but nicely cooked. I'd be curious to try out their other offerings, but for sure I'm definitely getting the chicken again!

Family meal #1 consist of whole chicken, 8 sauces, 2 sides, and 2 sodas. I opted for Yuka fries &…read morered bean and rice mix as my sides. Yuka fries were okay. They weren't crispy like I prefer my Yuka fries so that was a downside however they do not skip out on the portion for this side. Rice & red bean mix was okay as well. Pretty simple for this side. Whole chicken might be the star of the show! Chicken was extremely tender and quite literally fell off the bone! I like how this wasn't over seasoned to overpower the dish. The whole chicken ended up being 2 meals for 2 ppl so I think this could be shared for 2-4 people depending on the person of course. Now I am a sauce girl & unfortunately I was disappointed in the sauce that was paired. The white / yellow sauce didn't have much of a taste and not sure what this was suppose to be. The green sauce was a simple jalapeño sauce I believe. I'm used to this sauce to be more creamier however it was very simple and more liquid than creamy. Service was nice & there's indoor seating! Outdoor parking is a little limited.

Easy to find. Great location across the street from LIDL. Busy location but we arrived just before…read more4pm. Staff greeted us warmly and the atmosphere was very relaxed. We enjoyed our meals and got some beef empanadas to go. Overall the food, service and ambiance was very appealing. Next time I will get the pollo à la brasa.

Food 10/10 Atmosphere 8/10…read moreService 9/10 A bit crowded on a Saturday 2pm restaurant week and the tables are a bit too close, but had an amazing time here with the BEST ceviche in town.

I went to their location in Reston yesterday, in the review I said "their sister location in DC…read morewill be seeing me often". I did not lie. I ordered from the DC location through Uber Eats TODAY: I ordered the ceviche sampler which had the 3 ceviches I had yesterday: (Tradicional, Cremoso y Callejero) and I think my favorite is the callejero, then the tradicional, and then the cremoso. Again to quote from my review of Reston location: "This reminds me of my time in Pero and the flavors i experienced. The ceviches are bright from the acidity of the lime. The fish, the pulpo, the shrimp were all fresh and melt in your mouth tender and the sweet potato threw in a light sweetness here and there". I also ordered the Pork Belly Bao buns but I wouldn't get them again at least not for delivery; because the steam was trapped in the container the pork belly wasn't crispy and it was more fatty then meat on the pieces. Which combined with the steam they almost because gelatinous and gummy? I was a little underwhelmed with the toppings as well. I expected to like one restaurant location better than the other in terms of food quality but I can't tell the difference it's THAT good. I cannot wait to come in person, I had my mom try the ceviches - she was impressed - and I told her she'd be my first guest who I'm bringing to Pisco y Nazca.

Love this place. Best chicken ever…read more Been going there ever since I lived by their old location. Definitely a delicious place.

It's very expensive considering the amount of food you get. Plenty of other Peruvian chicken places…read morein the area, disappointing.

TLDR: A fantastic game day spot with an energetic atmosphere, attentive service, and delicious…read morePeruvian food. The only downside was the limited and not very clean restrooms during a busy event. First, let's give an applause to their social media team for helping me discover this place. The game day promotions caught my attention, and they absolutely delivered. The decor, atmosphere, and energy were all fantastic. You could tell Inca Social was well prepared, with a fully staffed team that stayed attentive throughout our visit. Whether it was quickly finding us an extra chair or constantly refilling our water, the service was excellent. The food was equally impressive. I highly recommend the lomo saltado, and the pasta served alongside it was surprisingly delicious. The Inca Balls were also a great appetizer with a light, crispy exterior and a savory filling. The drinks were solid as well and rounded out the experience nicely. My only complaint is that there are only two restrooms, and given how busy the restaurant was, they weren't as clean as I would have hoped. Overall, this is a lively spot with great food, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere that I'd happily return to.

I had been here before and the food was not bad at all as well as the service. I decided to go for…read moreMother's Day since I had not been here in years and was hopeful the food would be the same if not better. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Food selection was smaller, food was not worth the price and service was awful. We did not have a reservation but saw several tables open. They sat us near the welcome booth as we were a family of 5. We were given menus but not enough utensils and thought eventually we would get it along with the menus. There seem to be a huddle of employees in the entrance of booth and the waiter did not show up for another 5 minutes. Another 5 minutes passed and a different waitress showed up asking if we were ready. She did not tell us of any specials and we had to ask her the price of the bistec a lo pobre which she said was $26. We also asked her about other items we saw at the online menu but she said they weren't available. We decided to stay and order ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos and bistec a lo pobre. My husband ordered a beer and I ordered a chicha. There was no physical menu for children and she verbally told us the options. I ordered chicken tenders and fries for my toddler. She took our orders and food came out after 15 minutes. The meat was missing the sauce the menu said it came with, the ceviche tasted very lemony and the chicken tenders were more like chicken balls. The waitress never showed up with our drinks and we decided to just eat and go as the staff seemed to want to socialize more than tend to the customers. Once we were done, we asked for boxes and the check. Apparently, gratuity was already included and maybe thats why the service was so bad? She hardly came to check on us and to top it off she was surprised when we told her drinks never showed up to please take it off check. She didn't apologize or asked how the food was. She gave us boxes and off we left. Later, we realized the bistec a lo pobre was $28 instead of $26 and we had ordered two. I just wanted to leave at that point and not wait another 5 minutes for waitress to fix her mistake. The ad, as shown in picture, said all moms receive a flower but I guess having three kids with me wasn't enough for me to get one. We also noticed when we left their website said a party of 6 or more has gratuity included but we were a party of 5. What is shown online is very different than what you get in person and if the food was great I would gladly go back for at least takeout. Food is not worth it, the service for Mother's Day made it worst and the environment was mediocre at best. Prices were inconsistent and menu is not appealing. Not sure what happened here but changes should be made at least for Mother's Day.

Ordered the chicken bowl - not the best decision. Sour cream…read morewas the only sauce - swimming in it along with cheese. I like my bowls bit more healthy, some salsa would have added nice tang, freshness. So Plan B, scrape off sour cream and dump in green sauce - ah much better. Oh well my fault, should have read description more closely or just stuck what they do well - whole pit chicken.

I've lived nearby for years and have been meaning to check out Campesino Chicken. With Uptown Cafe…read moreclosed on Sundays, I finally popped in. I got the quarter chicken (white meat) with fried rice and pinto beans. While the chicken could have had crispier skin and been a little juicier, it was still a very tasty and satisfying meal. When I return, I'll try the cilantro rice and get a side of ceviche. Service was quick and friendly. Tables were clean. All in all, it's on par with the majority of Peruvian chicken joints I've been to, but I don't mean that as a dig. I'm planning on retiring sooner than later!

I feel like I'm always giving out 4 stars but that's only because they don't allow for 4.5 or even…read more3.5. This was definitely in the higher star rating. I stopped in because I was at an air show and I was starving and the food trucks hadn't shown up there yet. I really wanted breakfast but I couldn't pass when I drove by. This meal was so good, I wanted to take some home to the family but I wasn't going to drive back out here just for food but it was almost worth it but 3hrs is a bit much. I wouldn't be surprised if it were one of those hidden gems restaurants that you'd see on one of those cooking shows. If you live in the area, this should be your if not one of your lunch spots. Oh, and they had some drinks I wasn't accustomed to drinking or even knowing they existed.

Lazy Sunday and we decided to stop in to grab some takeout. While not an extensive menu, everything…read moresounded really good... Plus there are a lot of baked treats. I went with a 1/4 chicken with rice and plantains and we also got an order of lomo saltado. The chicken was great... Slightly charred and smoky. While the beef in the lomo saltado could have been a little more tender, it was so fresh. The woman at the counter was great. We chatted a bit and she walked us through a lot of the items they had. We'll definitely be back.

The FOOD, and SERVICE, are amazing here they listen to the guest before and after THE VALUE is…read moregreat and plentiful I hadn't came here for a while but it's always great to come back and have an actual meal that is AMAZING I had A HALF CHICKEN with FRENCH FRIES 2nd side was CHICK PEAS I believe those who love GOOD FOOD and VALUE this is the place to come for a great hearty meal

Great music, great food, and so filling after a long day at work! The staff here is extremely…read morehelpful. It was my first time here and I was not familiar with Peruvian cuisine and they explained the menu items for me. The chicken Saltado is so tender. The veggies are nice and blistered as well. You have to get the green sauce here! The location is also right next to a rail stop so it's easy to access!