Went to La Caravana Grill for lunch on a Friday. I am a fan of their Elizabeth location. The menu…read morehere is identical but the restaurant is newer and they have a small parking lot. They have a few tables inside but it looks like most of their business is takeout. There were some TVs mounted on the walls and they were playing what I assume were Peruvian channels. I ordered the paradilla familiar, yucca frita, chaufa de pollo, and fries. The food took a little longer to come out than but it was a lot of food. The paradilla included 1/4 pollo, chuleta, 2 anticucho, pancita, choncholi, rachi, chorizo, churrasco con papa dorada y choclo. Everything went great with the big bottle of aji and mayo they gave us. It was way too much food for 3 people plus sides. We had plenty of leftovers. This location is closer to home than the Elizabeth one so I can definitely see myself picking up from here.

I placed an order for delivery, and after the expected delivery time had passed, I attempted to…read morecall the store multiple times over a 40-minute period to check the status of my order. Each call was sent straight to voicemail and no one answered. I was forced to go to the store in person to find out what was happening. Upon arrival, I was told that staff were too busy to answer the phone. This is unacceptable. Being busy does not justify ignoring customer calls, especially for a business that offers delivery services. This situation reflects poor customer service.

Parking: street meter and parking garage. Very spacious…read morerestaurant. Appetizer we got parmesan scallops, very tasty. For dinner we ordered "pescado a lo macho" one with fillet fish and the other with a whole fish. Dish comes with a sauce and white rice. The sauce was delicious. I will say the fish was a salty. I will try this spot again because i do like that they have different protein options on most dishes and that there is a quinoa option. Which is a plus because my mom is a pescatarian.

Currently @lenaycarbonbarlounge Today was my first yelp…read moreelite dinner get together. Was very nervous but everyone there made me feel comfortable especially the food and staff. I love Peruvian food and would highly recommend if in area to check them out. There is plenty of parking in garage next door. Hot and fresh the way to go.

Great tasting ceviche with all the yummy sauces and sides - also really enjoy getting the…read morechicken/steak mix with fries - chicha morada is wifeys favorite & the empanadas are a must try! Dough is flaky soft and not fried.

Myrna Peruvian is a solid spot with good portion sizes and a menu worth exploring. I ordered the…read moremariscos fried rice and the fish ceviche. The ceviche was good overall, fresh and enjoyable, but a few bites were noticeably too salty. The corn was a nice touch and added some balance to the dish. The fried rice was decent but leaned a little bland and could've used more spice or depth to really stand out. Overall, I'd come back and try other dishes. There's enough here to make it worth another visit.

Food is great, the service was pleasant and fast and prices were super reasonable. Please don't…read morechange.

I have been here a few times, and I have to say that the food is amazing! This restaurant is nice…read moreand clean and always full of families enjoying a wonderful affordable meal. The Seafood Ceviche is by far some of the best that I've had in the area. And as for the Fried Red Snapper, it couldn't be any fresher. Also, if you're into Stews, you would definitely enjoy the Seafood Sudado it's incredible! As for the wait-staff's service it's hit or miss. The couple of other times that I have been here I had to wait for a prolonged period of time to even be handed a menu. But as for this recent visit, the wait-staff was on point! So it kind of made up for the other times that I was here and the service was lacking. All in all, this is a solid Peruvian Restaurant, with amazing food at great prices and consistent food preparation. I'll definitely will be returning from time to time to indulge myself in some of this fine Peruvian cuisine, and you should too! So, definitely check out Santa Barbara Peruvian Restaurant next time you're in the mood for some Ceviche.

I had no idea I would ever need a pizza and Asian dining food combo until now, and honestly that…read moresums up North Jersey's culturally diversity in a nutshell.  7 Doors Down is a great stop right by the NJTransit line and a gateway into Bloomfield at large. The service was great and made some killer suggestions for savory options with a kick, the views by the window were great for people watching and commentary as well

Came here on a Friday night to get some food after stopping at Micro Center. It looks like that…read morethis place and Blue Steel pizza have merged into one location. The town it self was having some pavement work being done and it was difficult to find parking. I was driving away when I eventually found a spot and walked about 6 minutes to the location. As I got there I could see that the restaurant was full and lively. The hostess was friendly and communicated our wait well. It did look like that they were struggling a bit with tables staying longer than they expected which caused a few reservations to be backed up while we were the walkins. I do recommend getting reservations here. I/we ordered a ramen, the cola wings, and the detroit style pizza. They were nice enough to separate the single serving of ramen into two bowls which was really nice of them. The Ramen was good but a bit salty. The cola wings were alright I wouldn't say they were the best I ever had. As for the pizza it was good, however when comparing with similar offerings in the area, Buckys in Chatam, NJ is superior for Detroit style. While, the this particular place did not meet MY standards I would still recommend as a nice date spot!

The menu has changed. However the flavor is still there. This time we had the chicha morada BBQ…read moreribs. They were delicious. We had never had it before. They didn't have arroz con leche on the menu anymore which was a bummer.

They adorn the place with peruvian flags around the restaurant. The menu, thankfully, was in…read moreEnglish and Spanish so I was able to explore all the variety of options. They have a Asian fusion menu but I ultimately went for the pollo saltado. It was cooked well and it is the only place where they have a really spicy green sauce. Without it can be a little bland. They also had a few chicken pieces with bone. My friend ordered the beef heart. He said it was delicious. The cheviche however was way too spicy for him. Despite him asking it to be mild. The star of the dinner was the chicha drink. It was sweet and refreshing. The service could have been quicker being that it was not that busy on the weeknight. Also the prices are alot more than other local Peruvian restaurants.

Im giving it 3 stars because of the waiters and we had entertainment when we went. I must disclose…read moreI am peruvian myself and I am VERY critical of my food because I was born and raised there, so to say I know how peruvian food looks like and taste, it's an understatement. We ordered: yuca frita with huancaina sauce, ceviche, 4 sabores, patasca, crema volteada, tres leches. Price was affordable $100 for all that food, in this area is difficult to find but I feel it was a "hit or miss" kinda place: the patasca and ceviche were awesome.. meanwhile the rest was BLAH Will I come here again? The answer sadly is NO. They need to hire a REAL PERUVIAN CHEF which is not who cooked my food, I can tell. Sadly, hire another cook.

Went there on Sunday afternoon and were seated right away. We ordered soup "patasca" which was…read moredelicious is different meats and "mote" which is like a corn and scallions. Also, the caldo de gallina soup was very tasty. The "chanfainita" was a bit slaty for my liking but when mixed with the rice it was good. The fish came with rice and beans and it was good. The portions are big and filling. Will definitely go back there.

We came here on a Sunday morning for some traditional Peruvian breakfast…read more We ordered two pan con chicharron and a chicken tamale. For a drink, we went with the jugo especial. The pan con chicharron was incredibly packed, I could not even fit it in my mouth, so much flavor yet little fat. The tamal was good, not the best I've had but pretty solid. Both were "true" Peruvian servings. The jugo especial was very good!! It took me back to going to the mercado back home and getting one. The service is absolutely incredible. The owner is incredibly sweet and told us his story about his family's restaurant back home. They have plenty of seating and a nice bar area as well. I will most definitely be coming back to give their lunch and dinner dishes a try!

We came here on a Wednesday night around 730. Looks like a fairly new place with not alot of foot…read moretraffic but I'm glad we took a chance and went inside for dinner. Their food is 10/10 with large portions, fair prices and most importantly, the food was flavorful and hit the spot! steak fried rice- lots of umami, generous portion and topped with scrambled egg. This is a must order! Bistek Ala pobre- a bowl of white rice, fried plantains, French fries and 2 pieces of steak seasoned very well. Breaded chicken with rice and plantains and fries- thinly breaded and crispy, a generous portion as well! Lime lemonade - a carafe we order- sweet and flavored just right! Base ceviche- a must order as well! Perfectly balanced and seasoned with lime and everything needed for a great ceviche. They have other kinds but I'd gladly order this again. Street parking, service is friendly, credit cards/ cash. Restrooms are clean.