We found this place using Yelp. Located in a nearby neighborhood, and surrounded by homes, the…read morerestaurant may deceive you. Once inside, it looks and feels like a small home dinning area. This was a great welcoming feeling. The menu is simple and well explained. The waitress was also very helpful and knowledgeable in the items. Everything tasted great and freshly made. This is definitely a place to add to your list...

Neighborhood Peruvian BYOB restaurant 5 minutes walk from the boardwalk…read more The food, the music and the soccer match on the TV took us to Lima! Service was personal and attentive. We will definitely be back! I will also recommend La Tia to my Peruvian friends!

The service was amazing! They were very attentive and nice!…read more The steak with pesto linguine was so good! Better than most Italian pesto pastas in my opinion. The ceviche was good too! Not really spicy but good!! Next time I would get the steak with pesto linguine but not get ceviche and yucca fries!

I was able to enjoy takeout from this restaurant. I didn't go there so I can't comment on the…read morelocation or interior. I apologize for not taking pictures but I will next time. And yes, there will be a next time. I ordered the 1/4 chicken platter that came with fries and a salad. The chicken leg was cooked perfectly. The seasonings were well balanced and delicious. Nice to find a place to get pollo à la brasa in the area. The fries were hand cut and perfectly cooked. The side salad was a nice size. I had enough fries and salad leftover for the next day. I tried some of the yucca huancain and it was good. The yucca seemed overcooked. The sauce was a little too thick. It may be because it was take out so the dish got cold. The flavors were on point but the texture not so much. The purple corn drink was so unique. I never had it before but highly recommend it!! I can't even explain it. Not super sweet and a hint of fruit. The sweet potato donuts lacked flavor but the dipping sauce helped. The flan was my favorite. It was thicker and creamier than I'm used to and really enjoyed it.

I am sooo stuffed writing this!…read more We wanted to try Peruvian and I found this place on here! Housed in the Berlin Farmer's Market - I was shocked! I had a fried rice dish that was excellent! The kids had empanadas, potato balls and steak tacos. ALL YUMMY! We also had a Jaritos and Horchata. So tasty! Everything was cooked fresh, excellent and huge portions- like OMG so! $51 for everything! CASH ONLY!

Me detengo regularmente en el Mercado de Famosos de Berlín y hoy descubrí un restaurante peruano en…read moreel otro extremo del edificio, el Restaurante Peruano Rodríguez. Un mostrador grande, acogedor e impecablemente limpio con asientos y menús. Los menús tienen muchos platos peruanos clásicos como ceviche, lomo saltado, salchipapa, anticuchos, arroz chaufa, alitas, tacos, pernil... ¡muchas opciones deliciosas! Pedí el eloté, papa relleno, 3 empanadas de ternera y 3 de pollo, el lomo saltado y el tallarin saltado, así como una horchata que era excelente, ¡y enorme! El eloté, podría haber comido fácilmente 6! ¡ Taaaaan delicioso! El papa relleno estaba perfectamente preparado y tenía un sabroso relleno de carne y queso. Las empanadas estaban ricas y tanto el lomo saltado como el tallarin saltado estaban deliciosos. Todo estaba perfectamente cocinado y ninguno de los artículos fritos estaba grasoso, ¡maravilloso! Las porciones son grandes, los precios muy razonables y el servicio fue agradable, rápido y eficiente. Definitivamente regresaré y lo recomiendo encarecidamente a todos para que lo prueben. Como beneficio adicional, ¡pude usar mi español para ordenar y ella dijo que lo hice bien! ***** I stop at the Berlin Famers Market regularly and today I discovered a Peruvian restaurant at the far end of the building, Rodriguez Peruvian Restaurant. A big, inviting and spotlessly clean counter with seats and menus. The menus have a lot of classic Peruvian dishes like ceviche, lomo saltado, salchipapa, anticuchos, arroz chaufa, wings, tacos, pernil...lots of delicious choices! I ordered the eloté, papa relleno, 3 beef and 3 chicken empanadas, the lomo saltado and the tallarin saltado as well as a horchata which was superb - and huge! The eloté, I could have easily eaten 6! Sooo yummy! The papa relleno was perfectly cooked and had a tasty beef and cheese filling. The empanadas were flavorful and both the lomo saltado and the tallarin saltado were delicious. Everything was perfectly cooked and none of the fried items were greasy at all - wonderful! The portions are large, the prices very reasonable and the service was pleasant, fast and efficient. I will definitely be back and I recommend it highly to everyone to give it a try. As an added bonus, I was able to use my Spanish to order and she said I did good!

Traveled to Atlantic city for a weekend and as always, I was craving colombian food. Found this…read morerestaurant and wow they did not disappoint. For starters, our waitress was extremely kind and sweet we had great conversation. We got the colombian burger which was amazing and perfectly cooked. The paisa was perfect tasted just like home. Authentic as it should be. And as always my absolute favorite, traditional colombian empanadas. I think we do it best and this place definitely did it perfectly. The place also has some very cute seating. I would totally make the drive again just for this.

I came across Mambo Cafe on DoorDash and I'm so glad I did. I wa staying at a hotel and ordered…read morefood for delivery. The food was packaged well and hot on delivery. They also gave me two sets of cutlery which was a win for me. Most places usually forget to add cutlery. I ordered the Bandeja Paisa| 8oz NY Strip Steak. The meal came with steak, sausage, pork belly, white rice & beans, sweet plantains, Colombian corn cake,fried egg and avocado. All for $23 (in 2025). I also got a Goodo brand cola champagne. Money well spent because the food was delicious. The portion size was enough for two servings. Everything was seasoned well and cooked to perfection. I live two hours away and am willing to drive the distance for the food again it was that good. Ten out of ten definitely recommend.

Good food. Shows poorly. My first thought was, do I want to eat from here? The recommendation was…read moreso strong I tried it. Glad I did.

Great food although a little bit on the pricey side for takeout. Good serving sizes and great…read moreflavor. They have American food like chicken tenders and wings, Dominican dishes, Peruvian dishes, pizzas, and cheesesteaks. Great service every time. Located on a main road in the city.

Stopped in for happy hour and had a wonderful combination of booze and food. Just flat out really…read moregood . Great bartender. Great food. Great prices. Wed night... wow. Did I mention the food? The blue crab avocado dip was outrageously good- They did not cheat out on the crab! Also did the happy hour meatballs, which were equally fabulous Bartender make good drinks and really extended us a little best happy hour taking care of us. I gotta say so far this has been my favorite place in the Trop.

I came here a couple of times while in Atlantic City because the convention I was attending was in…read morethe Tropicana. Each time our party only ordered drinks at the bar. I had Caipirinhas each time. They were made by the same bar tender each time and were absolutely delicious. They reminded me of the caipirinhas I had when I first visited Brazil and fell in love with them. The drinks took a bit of time to be made. Fortunately my group was not in a hurry. I cannot comment on the food since I didn't have any.

Get the lomo saltado with the green sauce and the ceviche vista Peru! I think those two dishes are…read moredeliciously! The first time I came here I got those two dishes as well and thought it was delicious! Then went to Miami and kept thinking of this place!! Had to come back to verify that this place was better than most of the places in Miami! Granted it is much more expensive but it's worth it!

I was eager to find a Peruvian restaurant in Philly and came to Vista Peru with a group on a Sunday…read moreevening. It was easy to make a reservation for the time we wanted. The main dining room is pretty narrow without much in the way of decor, and I think more could be done to help the space pop, but as always the food is my main concern in the end. The complimentary crunchy corn snack for the table was a nice surprise! We ordered an app, a ceviche, and four entrees to share between the six of us and found that plenty filling. The Yuca Frita app was tasty with a delicious dip we held on to, but I wish it came with more as six pieces felt small for the price. The Ceviche Mixto was a more solid portion with a great variety of seafood; it was on the tart side but came with a really nice cilantro sauce that the table ate clean. Out of our entrees, the Lomo Saltado was the highlight with well-cooked and tender chunks of steak and yummy fries (simple, I know). The Pescado a Lo Macho and Arroz con Mariscos were very generous portions with a ton of various seafood; even the fried fish dish came with shrimp, mussels, and scallops on top. The Aji de Gallina was maybe the least noteworthy entree, a chicken stew with cassava and rice, but even that was hearty and filling. Service was good throughout with plenty of water refills, and the cost was surprisingly reasonable for what we ordered. I'd definitely recommend this place for seafood lovers, and I'd be interested in coming back to try the roast chicken and to have the lomo saltado and ceviche again!

Inka Chicken Bar is an order-at-the-counter spot at least during lunch hours when I go there. They…read moreappear to be waiter based in the dinner based on some of the reviews I've seen, but I've only been there in lunch. Every time I was there, I got the chicken platter and it's always delicious. They cook the chicken well and have sauces that match it well. Their sides are pretty good, my favorite being their rice. They've always been friendly and their restaurant is clean. Would recommend if you're in the area! And now the part of the review nobody every really comes for: - Water: I actually never asked if I could get a cup of water while I'm there, whoops. - Restrooms: Clean restrooms for Men & Women - Accessibility: There are four steps to get into the restaurant. Once you're in though, it's all one floor without additional steps. - Seating: Plenty of seating - Will it fill you up? Absolutely, more than enough food. - Quick note on Entrance: Note that while the address is on S Laurel St, both the free parking lot and entrance to the restaurant is actually at the rear. You can access the parking lot from E Commerce St.

The food here is absolutely phenomenal & the service is also great. Drinks are reasonably priced…read more and not watered down. This is gonna be my new favorite spot. The musical ambience is amazing -- the sounds are appropriately matched to the environment.

Food was absolutely incredible! Our waitress was so kind and attentive and the service was very…read morefast. The place itself was very clean and although it was empty when we arrived, it seems like it would still be just as wonderful with a crowd.

Latinas was a nice experience. The interior of the restaurant is quite attractive, and they clearly…read morehave done a lot to try and make the ambience standout especially in a strip mall. We went on a Friday night and we found that the service was surprisingly slow. There only seemed to be one person on staff working and we were the only table however it took us quite a while to get our food and drink. That's sad when we got the food. We were very happy. I would say in general the Peruvian style dishes and the fusion style dishes outshine the Mexican style ones. I was very impressed by the walk dishes and I would absolutely go back and get those again the different refreshers that we had were quite good with my wife having the Jamaica and I had the maracuya. I would agree with some of the other sentiment that it seems like delivery orders can sometimes be placed above in-house orders in priority.

I recently took my parents to Amada for dinner, and overall it was a great experience…read more From the moment we walked in, the restaurant felt clean, inviting, and welcoming. The atmosphere struck a nice balance between upscale and comfortable. One thing that really stood out was that one of the managers ended up waiting on our table. The service was attentive, friendly, and made us feel genuinely taken care of throughout the evening. We chose La Mesa de José, the chef's selection menu, and it gave us the chance to try a variety of dishes. The aged Manchego with truffled lavender honey was outstanding and easily one of my favorite bites of the night. The reason we picked Amada, though, was because my father would not stop talking about the Coca de Costillas (Short Rib Flatbread). After trying it, I understood why. The combination of short rib, horseradish, parmesan, and bacon was rich, flavorful, and worth the hype. My mother ordered the salmon as part of the tasting menu, and let me just say this: it was so good she wasn't sharing. The salmon itself was cooked beautifully. The only thing she wasn't crazy about was the sauce it was served with, but she still cleaned her plate. Another surprise favorite was the Bruselas (Brussels sprouts with green apple, pine nuts, and Valdeón fondue). Apparently, those were too good to share as well. My mother guarded that plate like it was family heirloom property. The standout entrée for me was the Paella Valenciana. The saffron bomba rice, chicken, chorizo, and mussels came together perfectly and felt like the centerpiece of the meal. The best part of the night wasn't just the food--it was spending time with my parents over a great meal. Amada delivered excellent service, memorable dishes, and an atmosphere that made the evening feel special. If you're looking for a place in Philadelphia for a family dinner, date night, or celebration, Amada is definitely worth a visit.

78/100 Amada is…read morecertainly a good date night restaurant with its polished interior, small bites, and intimate lighting. However I found it to be unsuitable to dining with a large group due to it being very loud and crowded. I'd recommend the tasting set if you want to be full when you leave without breaking the bank. --- I dined at Amada on Friday night with a party of 8. Typical of a Friday night in Philly, Amada was packed. It was incredibly loud, which meant you couldn't hear anyone past those seated directly next to you. Our server, Alexander, was excellent. Since the whole restaurant was fully seated, service was a little slow (2 hours for our meal-not tasting menu), but his attitude and friendliness were exceptional. The tapas (small bites) are meant to be shared, meaning it will come out at different times if you all order individually. The staff plated nuts separately so that we could still share while being mindful of our party's dietary restriction. We ordered numerous tapas try for the table: (1) chorizo Bilbao, (2) piquillos (crab-stuffed peppers), (3) tortilla española (Spanish omelette), (4) espãrragos blancos (asparagus), (5) pimientos de padrõn (shishito peppers), (6) setas (mushrooms), (7) torreznos (crispy pork belly), and (8) chicken skewers. Overall, everything came out smaller than we expected for the price. (Not too upset since it's a $$$/$$$$ restaurant.) The flavor of every dish was tasty, if not all a bit salty. The standouts for us were the: (2) piquillos, (3) tortilla española, and (8) chicken skewers. I really enjoyed the crab filling of the piquillos, the balance of flavors in the tortilla, and the juiciness of the chicken. In the end, we racked up quite a bill and were still hungry afterwards. Personally, Amada is out my price range, but everything was quite flavorful. For others, I would recommend dining at Amada with smaller parties (6 or less) to accommodate the loud ambiance. Amada is definitely better suited for a romantic date spot or small gathering. For better value, the tasting set may make more sense.