El Cholito is Fire! I've been coming to this Peruvian…read moreRestaurant for years and let me tell you that the food here is amazing. Lomo Saltado is one my all-time favorite Peruvian dishes! A combination of juicy tender beef, crisp red onions, tomatoes all tossed in a delicious sauce and served over a bed french fries with a side of white rice. Can't forget their green creamy spicy aji sauce. Try their agua fresca de Maracuya. Truly the perfect combo and so incredibly delicious! Props to the Chef and my favorite waitress Isabel for her wonderful service.

The lomo was amazzziinnggg! The ladies working when I went were so nice! Definitely coming backread more

I've only had Peruvian food a couple of times, so when I was in the area, I decided to give this…read morelittle spot a try. The menu had so many different options that I had a hard time deciding between the soups, traditional meat dishes, and pasta selections. I ended up ordering a pasta dish that surprisingly had an Asian-inspired flavor profile. It reminded me a bit of Kung Pao chicken with linguini, thanks to the red and green bell peppers, onions, and a nice kick of spice. It was delicious, especially with the house-made green salsa they served on the side. I also ordered a side of rice and beans, and although I passed on the plantains since I was dining solo, the server kindly brought me a sample, which was such a thoughtful touch. This is a cozy, mom-and-pop, hole-in-the-wall spot with a mix of two- and four-top tables. Parking was easy, and I found a space right in front. I stopped by just before closing, and there were still a few people enjoying dinner. Expect to spend around $30 per person. Overall, I enjoyed the food and friendly service, and I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

Food - sub par Service - slow & presumptuous…read moreAmbiance - hole in the wall & not a problem I had an intense craving for lomo saltado so came here because it popped up on Yelp. It was a hole in the wall and had relatively good reviews for lomo saltado so I had my hopes up thinking the food would be amazing. My chief complaint is that it took almost 30 minutes for my single order to come out because the kitchen was busy prioritizing to-go/delivery orders. Had I known this, I wouldn't have eaten inside the restaurant; I would've actually gotten it delivered. My next complaint is that no receipt was given as customer copy, and no itemized receipt when asking for tip. The total for this dish came out to almost $30 including tip, and the waitress/cashier didn't mention the lunch special at all. I brought it up to ask about it after I paid, to which she replied, "Oh, you probably don't want that cuz it's smaller. But it comes with a drink and soup." The fact that she assumed I wouldn't want the lunch special (when I'm there at lunch time) that would've been a much better deal at $17.99 and perfect portion size for me, and yet charged me for the regular dinner price was a bit presumptuous. It's also weird that they would ask for a tip (which I gave anyway) before I even received my meal. It's less about the price but the principle! But I was just hungry and needed to go to my next appointment, so I didn't argue, but again, the food took way too long to come out so I had to ask her about it after the 25 minute mark. Food came out after 30 minutes, and I had to get up and ask for the aji verde sauce when most restaurants usually serve it to you with the meal. The aji verde sauce which is really important to me to complement this dish, unfortunately missed the mark as well. I really missed Sol Inka's aji verde sauce that's well-rounded in every way. Lomo saltado should be balanced between the meat, tomatoes, onions, and fries, but it was definitely heavy on the fries with only two pieces of tomatoes. I would've preferred more meat too if it's the regular plate, but it felt like a fries dump. I wouldn't have had complaints if this were the lunch special order. Anyways, if you don't mind the headache & having to be extra proactive to get what you want, this is the place to be, but it's definitely not my cup of tea. $30 for a sub-par lomo saltado where well over half of it is fries does not sit well with me, considering I waited 30 minutes for my meal. Unfortunately, I'd just have to stick to Sol Inka for my regular Peruvian food fix, as the flavor is more robust there anyways. Oh, and Sol Inka also gives complimentary warm bread and butter, while there isn't anything like that here.

First time trying Peruvian food and it was amazing! Very fresh and well presented. Staff were…read morefriendly too.

Quite literally one of our favorite places to come eat at! We brought some friends and they were…read moreaccommodating to the larger party size. We love coming for lunch! Our favorite dishes are the lentejitas con pescado (this is my go to) , lomo saltado ( a classic) , and chaufa de mariscos! You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The staff is amazing, so sweet and attentive, we love going to visit!

The leche de tigre was a 12/10. Amazing flavor. Amazing everything…read more We did wait a little longer than a usual restaurant to get the food but it's all cooked fresh I'm assuming. The lomo saltado and churrasco de pobre were good, 7/10 for both dishes. Our waitress was a sweetheart. There's TV's playing sports and great music, like Enrique iglesia and Marco Antonio Solis:

I met my niece at Ceviche 6 Nine Peruvian for lunch. They are in a small corner plaza with a small…read moreparking lot. We came near opening and the air was super stuffy and musky smelling. Not very appetizing. Also I noticed some trash like straw paper under the table. There was no one there before me so they must not have swept before closing the night before. The tables were also sticky, and the overall interior was dated. No other customers came the whole time we were there during peak lunch time. My niece and I decided to share the Leche de Tigre ($21.99) and a Lomo Saltado ($19.99). The food came out in a decent amount of time. The leche de tigre was decent but the chips it came with were stale and insufficient in ratio of how much leche de tigre there was. The portion size was more than what we wanted to eat. The menu showed they used to have a smaller size and that would have been better for us. The lomo saltado is the most disappointing of all. This is typically a Peruvian restaurant main dish so I wanted my niece to try it, but this was such a bad first impression of Peruvian cuisine. The beef was tough and the flavor was forgettable. The fries were... edible. I didn't care for the rice. We barely touched it. We were so excited to come here and we left pretty disappointed with our appetites spoiled. Not recommended.

Food is always good and service is fast The aguadito de…read morepollo as apetecer is tasty The bread used to be homemade but seems like that changed same with the maracuya. They have drive through making it very convenient.

We tried this place through a deliver app because it had good reviews. We ordered a mini…read moresalchipapa, half chicken plate, and the lomo saltado. The salchipapa was okay. The chicken was tasty though and cooked well. The lomo had good flavor but many of the meat pieces were tough to chew. Overall the food was not bad.

My son and I drove 30 miles to try this place. We go there and it was packed, so that was a great…read moresign. My Seco de Carne was incredible, but my son's Chaufa de Mariscos was a bit of a letdown. I think they made a mistake and brought us Arroz con Mariscos instead. Service and atmosphere are great. We will definitely be back to make sure the chaufa is as good as everything else!

Placed an order online, no problems other than the food is now super expensive. The food we wanted…read moreto order wasn't on the online menu. Tried to call the restaurant to confirm if we can order the food not on the menu...was on hold for 35 mins. No one answered. I ended up driving to the restaurant and was able to place a to go order for the food not on the online menu. Overall customer service was ok, the guy at the register was super helpful and friendly. The food was just ok. Order the lomo saltaldo and requested the meat to be medium...the meat was super well done. Impossible to eat. I just ate the fries, onions, and rice.... Ended up paying more than $200 for 5 people. Ridiculous. As I said before the food was just ok. This place used to be so much better. Better food quality. Better customer service. Better prices. Also, their website wasn't working. The QR code for the menu wasn't working.

Delicious and lovely service. I got the Lomo Saltado and…read moremom got the sopa de res. Agua de maracuya and agua de pepino con limon was delicious!

Amazing food at reasonable price !! It gives you soup of…read morethe day! Great service! Drinks are not too sweet, it has one time refill. If you like Mexican and Latin music, this is the place to come. I totally recommend this place. I've been here a couple times.

Like someone else said, don't be fooled by the 3.5 stars. I've been coming here since 2015. Their…read morepollo à la brasa is soooo good. It reminds of the one back home (I'm from Lima). The place is small but it's so worth it.

Love the rotisserie chicken with the rice and beans. Love the ceviche mixto and the tallarin and…read morethe lomo saltado. I think I've tried it all here lol. The lady in the front is super nice. And the place is a small hole in the wall but clean.