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!

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.

Your classic Peruvian chicken restaurant. The chicken lacked some flavor and was a little dry, but…read morethe sauces were good. I got the horchata too which was decent. I prefer Super Chicken tbh

Amazing Chicken!! You can smell the fresh Peruvian flavored chicken roasting before you enter the…read moredoor. The fries are steak cut fries that are made fresh. It is very close to Dulles Airport and opens at 8am so a good place to stop before heading to the airport. Would totally recommend. Everything is clean. Pollo increíble! Puedes oler el pollo fresco asado con sabor peruano incluso antes de entrar. Las papas fritas son cortes de carne recién hechos. Está muy cerca del Aeropuerto de Dulles y abre a las 8 a. m., así que es un buen lugar para parar antes de ir al aeropuerto. Lo recomiendo totalmente. Todo está limpio.

We used to like this place quite a bit. When we came this evening the place was dead. We were…read morenot greeted and weren't sure if we should seat ourselves or wait to be seated. The service was pretty mid. No water refills. Not very friendly, She sat at a table looking at her phone most of our visit. Ordered the Lomo Saltado and to be honest it was pretty dry and not at all good. The green sauce was weak. It was spicy but super thin and tasted more vinegary than any other green sauce.

Don't eat here me and my family got food poisoning!!!!! Food taste it pretty bad .. the places…read moreneeds to be inspected.

Food was amazing in this place made me remember when I was back in Peru , and live music was super…read morefun to dance too. The service was very good from the young ladies will be going back!!

I came here with my coworker who wanted to try this place out since he was in the mood for some of…read morePeruvian food. I ordered the lomo saltado (Beef with rice and fries) because I wanted to match it against others within the area. The meat was VERY delicious and well seasoned...but was slightly overcooked. It was more on the chewy side and was difficult to cut with a knife. My colleague had a chicken dish and he stated that it was a little on the salty side but was still tasty. So at least the flavor is there so this place definitely has potential! As for the service, our waitress was very polite and she was attentive when we needed anything. The only bad thing was that we had to wait 40min for our food and there were others that were able to order and leave when getting take out. I won't blame any specific person, but if you're the only table waiting for their food while others are able to eat... But overall a decent spot to try! I just hope the wait times could be lowered.

I ordered the Papa a la Huancaína, an empanada, an alfajor, and an Inca Kola, and the total came…read moreout to $28.54. For nearly $30, I expected much better portion sizes. I don't even have a huge appetite, and the amount of food I received was still surprisingly small. The service was also disappointing from the moment I arrived. The restaurant was completely empty, yet no one greeted me or acknowledged me when I walked in. I eventually had to walk over to the bar area myself to ask about my pickup order. The woman working there looked confused that I was even asking and mumbled a response I could barely understand. I figured maybe she was busy, so I waited, but the entire experience became increasingly uncomfortable. I stood there awkwardly for about 10 minutes while the employees talked amongst themselves and kept looking over at me, yet no one updated me on my order or even spoke to me. The worst part was the food itself. The potatoes in the Papa a la Huancaína were cold and partially raw. I literally had to finish cooking them in the microwave at work. The empanada was decent, and the alfajor would have gotten better marks if it weren't for the small hair I found on it, but overall the experience was not worth the price. Unfortunately, I wouldn't ever come back. Revash has better portions, better prices, and overall much better food.

It is not logic that you are required to pay a fee for selecting payment using credit card. This…read moreis the first time that in a restaurant they charged an extra amount if you want to pay with a credit card. This is unacceptable.

Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar, located in Reston Town Center, offers authentic, fresh Peruvian…read moreceviche, a vibrant atmosphere, and excellent pisco sours. It features a modern, trendy, and lively setting with hanging plants, stylish tiles, contemporary lanterns, and warm wood tones, creating a welcoming environment. It's popular for brunch, ceviches, sanguches, salads, seafood dishes, lomo saltados, and more. The dishes we tried were very good, and we recommend: - Causa Sampler, featuring crocante, tartare, and pollo -- all fresh and delicious. - Ceviche Sampler, with traditional, cremoso, and callejero options. - Tostones Sampler, featuring pulled pork, crab salad, and shrimp on crispy, chewy smashed and fried plantains. - Tallarines a la Huancaína: linguine with cream, Parmesan, and Huancaína sauce, topped with lomo saltado -- a unique Peruvian pasta dish that feels more like noodles than traditional pasta. - Arroz con Mariscos: Peruvian-style seafood rice with squid, shrimp, mussels, and salsa criolla, reminiscent of a Peruvian paella. - Lychee Passion & Chicha Colada: tasty mocktails made with lychee, passion fruit puree, chicha morada, pineapple juice, coconut milk, and lime.

4.2 STARTS!! It was an amazing experience for us. In fact,…read morewe went to Peru last year, since then, we never ever had a chance to have Peruvian food again. All the dishes were great! The ceviche was a bit small portion but it was so tasty! We took the last 1cc of it my lamb shank was really good, especially the base of potatoes and the amazing sauce! Fried Fish, Beef Stake, Crispy Cod Fish were great too. Our server was very friendly with a big smile on his face. He recommended also introduced everything to us. I have to mention that, their bathroom has one elevator for people who have issues with climbing stairs. So thoughtful and caring! Oh! Never forget to order one of the best cake: Rice inside Cheese Cake! It was so delicious, and might blow you away! Inside decoration also very nice. Bright and spacey. Definitely will be go go go mood with family and friends again!

This has been my #1 spot for years! I eat here once…read moresometimes twice a week. Staff is always friendly and accommodating! I can't say enough about this place! The owners Tony, Mark and especially Dennis REALLY go out of their way to please you. I love this family restaurant!!

Parking is rough here and a little difficult to get to because of the main road, but what you'll…read morefind is a charming and authentic mom and pop pupuseria. AC isn't completely adequate so I recommend getting takeout on hot days. We got ours to go, and while the pupusas were decent, the salsa amounts were scant so we ended up with what felt like a mediocre experience. Would come back to try them fresh though!

Use to love this place went my office use to be behind the building. Now I come back and it was…read morejust meh. Basic Peruvian chicken with plenty of seating to dine in but most customer are carry out. Half chicken with 2 side $15.99- 3/5- The chicken lack flavor compared to what is used to be but the chicken was cook perfectly. The potatoes salad was good and refreshing since they added beet to it. The lentil was disappointing, edible but no flavor at all. Flan $3.99 3/5- A tad bit thik flan but the flavor was good until i bite in to a aluminim wire that you normally find it a pot scrub. Most likely I would come back if in the area but not going to go out the way for it. The staff was nice thou

One of my fav "holes in the wall" for Peruvian chicken…read more Never dry, well season chicken. Lots of different sides to choose from - plantains and side salad are my to go. On cooler day, like today, the chicken stew hits the spot - really can't go wrong eating here.