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    La Granja Restaurant

    3.1 (30 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Ada M.

    Got to love affordable and tasty peruvian food.La granja is great for those days and it's becoming more and more popular.We had fish both of us:Pescado a lo macho and Ceviche Mixto.Basically we ate the same,but different preparation.Pescado a lo macho is a hot dish,where you have fish and seafood stewed in a delicious sauce.Ceviche is the same fish and seafood but serves cold and raw,only marinated with lemon and onions.All was delicious though.Amd they ahve been adding new items to the menu i cannot wait to try.

    A T.

    Same menu as the Griffin location that I like to hit, but some things are done different. They smash your meat flat here. Garlic potatoes are more like lemon potatoes. You fetch your own food from the counter. Con: Fox News on the TV. Food quality not as good as the other Granja. Pro: Good value. Cute cashier. Beer.

    Armando C.

    I've always been a fan of any la Granja but this locations seems to lack the quality from all others. It's building used to be a Pizza Hut and I used to come often, so it's weird coming in and ordering chicken instead of pizza from it. I ordered the chicken breast with rice and beans with a side of veggies and a side salad. The chicken had a rubbery taste to it and the beans didn't have the taste I usually like from this place. The veggies were straight from a frozen bag and the side salad was literally all lettuce and nothing else. One thing that I do enjoy from here and it doesn't matter what ganja you go to is chicha morada it's a purple corn drink which is really good.

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    Me salió la carne con mucha sangre, el ambiente súper feo, la atención súper mala y esperamos 45 minuto y la comida súper mala

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    7 years ago

    Incredible food, never, ever, EVER disappoints.....specially the sauté beef (Lomo saltado)

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    7 years ago

    Better than Pollo Tropical! Should replace every McDonalds with a La Granja. They have good burgers too. Go Here.

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    9 years ago

    The chicken salad was really good. I ask more onions. They accomadate me with no fuss. It's a laid back place with good good. Quick also

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