The ceviche is the best from all the other restaurants. The service is great. Prices they are very reasonable.

Excellent service. Ordered a rotisserie chicken and aji de gallina. Both were very flavorful. Chicken was slightly overcooked, but that's probably a one-off given the quality of everything else. They don't serve alcohol. Don't be deterred by the unlit sign. It's clean inside. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Half chicken - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

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I love this place! It's down the street from where I grew up, the staff is friendly (and speak both Spanish and English), the food comes in large portions and is very different from what you will find around town, and the prices are incredibly fair. I have been stopping by here every few weeks on my way to work, and I have been waiting to post my review, because I wanted to try as many things on the menu as I could. I've been back here many times, and while the building is unassuming, the friendly vibe they've nurtured is lovely. I see a lot of repeat customers, and I plan on returning often myself. One of the best places to get authentic Peruvian food in DFW. read more

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One of my favessssss of all time! I live in arlington and will drive far to enjoy this place. Wonderful food and great staff!

I don't recommend this place . Their food isn't really a Peruvian taste .they use too much lemon on their ceviche and their lomo don't really taste like it supposed to . They need real Peruvian cooks read more

The family chicken was so delicious my dog was salivating just from the smell. I would've given it a 5 but they did not have yuca fries or plantains as a side option. You have to buy the. The salad had a lot of dressing (drenched in it) and the fries were nothing special. Will be back to try other foods. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Family style rotisserie chicken. - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

Me and my boyfriend love this restaurant! The rotisserie chicken with fries and salad is amazing. It's served with the yummiest sauce. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Menu - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

I walked into this place a little skeptical since the rating wasn't too great but still optimistic. I was pleasantly surprised, the ceviche was perfect. The level of spice and seasoning was everything I was looking for. I did notice they are understaffed but the service was still great. The waitress was kept coming to check up on me. I ended up ordering pollo a la brasa to go and that was also delicious. I will definitely be coming back. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Ceviche de pescado - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

Been going here for years - even when it was at the old location. Authentic Peruvian food.

What a pleasant surprise Gran Machu Picchu was! We didn't have high expectations for some reason, maybe due to the sign or location, which is not exactly a foodie destination... But regardless, it seemed to be a fairly authentic, family-run Peruvian spot. My companion had started with the fried yucca, then had the fried seafood platter (the name of which I can't recall, nor pronounce), and arroz con mariscos, which was basically a paella for entrees. We followed those with lucuma ice cream. Overall, for a family-style restaurant outside of the city, we were pleased. The servers were friendly, and the place was clean and comfortable. The food was good and we both agreed that we'd be back to try more. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Gran Machu Piccu's Paella! - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

We were greeted by the owner I presume and waitress. They both greeted us with a smile. Resturant was empty and we were able to choose our seats. The resturaunt js quiet large and clean. Yes it is cold!!! So bring a sweater and you will be fine. We love Peruvian food and was just getting into it when we lived in Cali. Been in Dallas now for 3 yrs and we just now been trying to find good Peruvian food. My wife love como saltado and has been craving it lately. She found Machu and decided to try it. The como saltado was okay. The tamal was amazing!!!! I def reccomend the tamal and I would go back for those. I reccomend trying if you are wanting to try. It is mediocre to me. But the tamals are well worth it. The staff was nice and nothing like I read in the reviews. Bon apetit read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Yummy tamale!!! - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

La comida es pesima, pedi un plato de chicharrones de chancho y recibi un plato de 5 huesos con apenas un poco de carne que rodeaba a cada hueso y pura cebolla.. esa comida es para un perro no para una persona, no recomiendo que vengan a este restaurante porque es un robo. I don't recommend this restaurant to anyone, I asked for a dish of fried pork ( chicharron) and what I got was a dish of 5 bones with barely any meat to pull from the bones, This is insulting and is not worth your money , go to another peruvian restaurant, definitively you will get a better meal. read more

Each time we come- there is always no chicken. Thats the only food we eat at this place. We called at lunch time they said they cook only after 4. Its only dinner time 7pm... and no more chicken! Its like they force you what they have left. Not great at all. read more

I've been on the hunt for Peruvian food in Dallas since traveling to Peru a few years ago and Gran Machu Picchu did not disappoint. My favorite dish we tried was el chupe de camarón... so, so, so great. I plan to go back just to enjoy this soup again, definitely a "top ten soup" my in my opinion. It's perfect creamy goodness, must try! The other dishes we had were also great and the chicha morada was the bomb. One star off because the TVs were super loud which was kinda interrupting our convo. Maybe just light music would have been better. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

This place is so easy to overlook, but it would be huge mistake to do so. It used to be in a strip mall several years ago but has relocated to NW Hwy and Saturn Rd. The place is rather non-descript, but that does not do justice to the quality of the food. The food here is just outstanding. This is authentic Peruvian food made right. Fresh, light, and so flavorful. We just love it. Our favs from the appetizers are numbers 1 and 2. One is the best tamale you will ever have, called Tamal. The other is a potato dish with sliced potatoes in a spicy cheese sauce. It is to die for. The first time I tried the kabobs, but they are from heart. I was brave once, and it was fine, but I think once is enough. I always order from the fish section and my fav is #27 which is a lightly fried white fish with fresh onions, peppers, and other vegies. Plus fresh yucca and rice. The portions are enormous! And so tasty!!! There is also a fried fish with garlic but I can't remember the number. The descriptions in English are sufficient to make a wise choice. The fried fish is so light, not a hint of grease. It is just wonderful. The first time we were there my wife got the goat and it was very tender, but bony. The next time she ordered #16 which is a beef dish with vegies. The portion was enormous and most of the beef was very tender, a few hard pieces. This place is very modest looking but the quality of the food is about the best around. This part of Dallas is not exactly restaurant row, but this place is worth the trip no matter where you live. If you want fresh, high quality food (plus Peruvian beer) this is your place. They also have a margarita-type drink that is wonderful. Can't remember the name but something like pico or piso. It is outstanding. Overall, it is hard to go wrong here. I highly recommend this restaurant!! read more

We've been going to this restaurant for years. First we went out of curiosity. Now we return time and time again totally because of the authenticity of the food! Being Peruvian, I appreciate the ceviche, tallarin verde, papas a la huancaina, to mention a few of my favorites. Of course the pisco sour is great too! This place is located a bit out of the way for me and it isn't much of a looker but if you're hungry for authentic Peruvian food, and don't mind a little Spanish TV, it's totally worth the drive! read more

Gran Machu Picchu - El Gran Machu Picchu - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

What an interesting experience! And an interesting menu! My BFF Leo Z. invited me here for dinner the other night. Since his car was being serviced at Trophy Nissan (one star), Machu Picchu was nearby. Yes, this place is kind of a dive. No, they don't have cloth napkins. But they have wonderful and interesting food. Also tasty! I had the Aji de Pollo, a chicken dish in a yellow, almost curry sauce, with potatoes. We ordered a side of fried Yucca (extra yummy!). Leo had the Bistec Machu Picchu, which tasted great but not very tender. For starters we had the Tamal (see photos of all this), and it was very good, and huge! This is not an upscale place, and the server didn't know to bring courses out separately, so it all came at the same time. But, since we weren't laying out $100 for dinner, what the heck? I'm a fan of this place, but due to the location, probably won't be back!! I forget if it's in Mesquite or Garland, but what's the difference! But if you're in the area, it's definitely worth checking out! read more

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one of the best peruvian food restaurants I've been to in texas and florida. I've read thru the rest of the reviews and honestly it seems like people who don't know what peruvian food actually is and when they taste something they don't understand they say it's yucky. cancha is supposed to be hard. that's the whole point. the food is very authentic. it tastes like peruvian food I've had in peru (I'm peruvian) and it taste like the food my mom and dad make at home. I had the bistec a lo probe with some very well seasoned and cooked beans. tastes just like a restaurant in cuzco. my husband had the ceviche and it tastes just like the ceviche my dad makes. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

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My husband and I have been here a couple of times. For some reason all of the Peruvian restaurants are concentrated in Garland and Richardson. I lived in Peru for a number of years (I am American) and I have to agree with another poster (J.R.) below, there are no good Peruvian restaurants in the DFW area. If you are unfamiliar with Peruvian food, then I guess this is an okay place to figure out that tacos and re-fried beans do not exist in the Peruvian diet. If you like seafood, try the ceviche. If you like broasted chicken, try the pollo a la brasa. On a side note (to the owners): do not do your business in the middle of the restaurant. The dining room should not be your office, you make your customers feel unwelcome and it looks very unprofessional. I gave this place two stars, just b/c it lacks the authentic touch. read more

Well I finally found this place. My Google searches kept bringing me to the old location, Francesca finally helped me find this place. Parking is a little tricky but it is managable. The food was very good, and very similar to the place I went to in L.A. Lots of french fries, and rice. The Peruvian beer is a must! I prefered the Cusquena, but the girl I went with preferred the Cristal. I recommend getting both and seeing what you prefer. I will say that I wasn't a huge fan of the Leche de Tigre. It's this cold seafood soup dish that was just a bit much on the ol' taste buds. The only thing that keeps me from giving this place 5 stars is that the place in LA I went to was that much better. I would say this place is a 4.5 our of 5. Everyone should try it though, it's excellent and I will be back. read more

This little restaurant caught my eye because I have never had Peruvian cuisine before and I was curious how it differs from other ethnic dishes. My sister and I figured we could try it. We started off with some Peruvian drinks, both of which were delicious. The chicha morada had an interesting combination of flavors: grape and clove; nonetheless my sister and I both enjoyed it. We ordered the ceviche and a steak dish for our appetizer and entree. The ceviche was very lemony; I liked the fish and squid the best, but the mussels and shrimp weren't bad either. I felt the onions added great depth of flavor, but my sister didn't like them. The steak dish was much better by far, in my opinion. It was served with sauteed onions, peppers, and tomatoes as well as rice and beans. The steak was so thin; it appeared to be pounded and as a result was very tender. I loved the peppery flavor. Overall, it was a good meal, but it isn't something I would crave. It will probably be a long time before I return. On a side note, their bathroom was on the dingy side. I'd really like to see it cleaned up or renovated as well as maintained better. read more

I left this place feeling robbed! I work in that neighborhood, so I stopped in on my dinner break, and it was terrible! I asked the waitress to recommend something good and what I got was overcooked, rubbery fajita meat on a bed of soggy french fries. Now I have never been to Peru, but I have to hope this doesn't actually resemble authentic Peruvian cuisine (as their sign boasts). For an appetizer and entree, I spent almost $20, which was really disappointing, given the quality. Maybe my experience was a fluke, but I don't plan to try this place again. read more

The food was awesome and the only thing missing was a expresso coffee :) will recommend this place 100% not expensive and very elaborated food very satisfied :) read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Very nice this plate love it - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

I came here to try Peruvian food for the very first time. I was greeted right as I walked in the door. I ordered the ceviche and it was delicious. The sauce on the side was perfect and spicy which mixed well with the ceviche. Good flavors of lime and spices! read more

his is not real Peruvian Cuisine The service is horrible, very slow drove over 375 miles to come here and I was disappointed with the quality and the taste of the food, honestly the food is a garbage, don't waste your money, i believe if you invest on a happy meal you'll get a better food Este restaurant es el peor que e visitado en USA, la comida es un asco, insaboro, el servicio pesimo y encima caro. El dia que visite este lugar tuve que dejar los platos de comida asi como m sirvieron, solo di una probadita y el sabor era un asco, la mesera me pregunto si deseaba llevarme la comida, le dije que esta basura deberia ir precisamente a un deposito de basura. Deberian cerrar este lugar. Ladrones read more

If only the food tasted as good as it looked... The best part of the meal was the white rice with the pico de gallo that they put on the lettuce. .. The corn was really hard and had no flavor just like the meat.. read more

Gran Machu Picchu - Aparillada mixta and arroz con mariscos - Peruvian Near Me - Garland, Texas

Horrible customer service. The food was "ok", but there's another place called Cuzco and Tineo that you can find in Google with better customer service and food. And if you happen to leave something at the restaurant by accident, they will throw it away the next day and not keep it for you. read more

If you're looking for Peruvian food, this would be your worst life experience. It's unbelievable how the cashier who looks like the owner think everything is good with that trashie service and with that ignorant attitude. She just Gives a shut!!!!! They try to sell me two chicken wings as a chicken!!!!!!! I recommend Cuzco in Irving or Lima taverna in Plano. This is an insult for Peruvian people. Comida recalentada un asco y sobretodo atención de MIERDA. Es increíble como la señora de la caja que parece la dueña piensa que no va a pasar nada. Me quisieron vender una basura!!!!! Ojalá lo cierren pronto. Recomiendo Cuzco en Irving o lima taverna en Plano read more

Best place the food is delicious the staff is friendly we'll recommend this place Peruvian food :)

Amazing amazing amazing the food here reminds me of when I was in Peru and my opinion about Peruvian food is that it's the best type of food in all of South America. If you like ceviche and you want to have the same exact experience that you had in Peru when you first tried ceviche then come here to this restaurant because it was identical. The tacu tacu also a big winner for all of my kids, my wife had the cabrito, she loved it. We also tried the Peruvian flan and arroz con Leche, we all enjoyed that one. It was for me, the best place to go for Father's Day. read more

Good food, very friendly staff. The location can be a bit hard to find, but worth the effort. I would recommend.

I would not reccomend this place to anyone. To start the Ceviche Pescado was over cooked, the lime juice turned the fish grainy. Also, it was made with ricotto pepper and not aji amarillo, the falvor was off. Skip the Lomito Saltado - the meat was tough, bland and they added bell peppers...not Peruvian style at all. Best part of the experience was the Cusquena beer.... read more

Food is good but they always making you wait for a pick up order you made on the phone 20min ago . They always make confusions with orders and food. read more

My husband and I are always on the lookout for good Peruvian cuisine since he is from Peru. We were leary about Gran Machu Picchu because of the iffy reviews. I have to say...we were NOT disappointed. What a wonderful selection of Peruvian dishes! I had the Tacu Tacu and loved it. The Lucuma ice cream (very hard to find) was a great end to a great meal. I hope this place makes it...I know we'll DEFINITELY be back! read more

I am not a fan of this place but my husband likes it. They make the ceviche a lot different them Mexican restaurants. I won't give it another try. read more

Nice atmosphere, authentic vibe, and quite a variety of food. We ordered the duck, goat, beefsteak and chicken-- really stepping out of the box-- and were pleasantly surprised how great everything tasted! Unique& delicious, will definitely be back:) read more

From the start I was not feeling the vibe in this place the waitress was unfriendly and made it seem like she was annoyed that we were there, asked her what drinks they had she mumbled a few things all I heard was sprite, so we got that. When the drinks came out it was another waitress, I found that a bit rude of the first one but the second waitress was much more attentive. The place looks a lot better on the inside but right infront of the television were, I am guessing, the owner and his wife. The place was dead on a Saturday evening. About 3 waitresses were working each had 1 table but they would go and sit with the owners. read more

Ventured out here after I spoke with someone at a local VW dealership who happens to be Peruvian. He mentioned this was one of the other few Peruvian restaurants around town. Tried the Parihuela here. Not as good as another place I recently reviewed. The plus though... great tamale and salsa for an appetizer. The parihuela was not as flavorful, but it did come with crab leg and some yucca. So, slightly different feel. Doubt I'll go back again though. Slightly less convenient location than another place. read more

I have only eaten here few times, the reason is because I have Peruvian friends. They love this place so I was curious of what all the commotion. After I tried the food, I notice what they were talking about. Our waitress was helpful and nice. The atmosphere of the place is arrange with traditional Peruvian culture. Lastly, I have and will keep recommending this place to friends. read more

My sister-in-law and her boyfriend visited Machu Picchu earlier this week and had the worst experience. The manager was inconsiderate, rude, and unprofessional. They ordered a Pollo a la Brasa and when it got to the table, the chicken STILL HAD FEATHERS. They asked to take the plate back and get a new one, but the manager REFUSED to take the plate back claiming that it's how the chicken was cooked. They didn't eat the chicken and were still forced to pay the full price of the meal. Ridiculous. Is that what you call customer service? read more