Trendy restaurant serving classic and modern Peruvian fare such as ceviches and grilled octopus.
"For Peruvian food in Culver City, look no further than Ceviche Stop. Find dishes from chef Walther Adrianzen that draw on traditional Peruvian flavors and techniques like lomo saltado and classic ceviche, plus more new-school interpretations like lobster nachos. Order the hangover ceviche, served with tiger’s milk and calamari, as well as the pescado frito which comes with a whole fried red snapper. — Rebecca Roland, associate editor" - Matthew Kang, Eater Staff
"It’s all about the seafood at this Culver City Peruvian restaurant from chef Walther Adrianzen. Start with a lobster taco and parmesan scallops before digging into a choice of ceviches or a deep-fried whole fish. For a dish to share, try the seafood rice with squid, mussels, shrimp, scallops, and more." - Rebecca Roland, Eater Staff
"Located at the bustling intersection of La Cienega and Washington Boulevards in Culver City, Ceviche Stop is an oasis for outstanding Peruvian cooking. Despite its name, Ceviche Stop doesn’t stop at just ceviche. Chef Walther Adrianze has a way with just about every dish in the Peruvian canon. Diners will do well with a cool glass of chicha morada to start before moving on to shareable platters of anticuchos, numerous saltados, crudos, and of course, ceviche. The “hangover ceviche” is a must-try. Served in a tall glass cup, the sky-high creation includes the catch of the day, squid, fried seaweed, and a tangy tiger’s milk. The hamachi tiradito served with fried sweet potatoes and crispy quinoa is another crowd-pleaser." - Eater Staff
"This isn’t your run-of-the-mill ceviche—a few fish chunks plus a light lime squeeze—that you might find at other LA restaurants. Ceviche Stop is a Peruvian spot in Culver City that’s doing incredible things with cured fish. It’s run by a former Lonzo’s chef, and serves dishes like The Hangover, an elaborate striped bass, tiger milk, calamari concoction offered up in a vintage soda glass. Or The Black Mamba, a weekend-only special that comes in a charcoal gray color and packed with bloody clams. Order at the counter for lunch or an early dinner, grab an ice-cold can of Peruvian soda, and try as much as you can on the menu." - Kat Hong
"Walther Adrianzen, after years of accolades for his Peruvian-style ceviche and raw fish cooking, is set to open his standalone fast casual ceviche spot, Ceviche Stop. The restaurant will feature an open kitchen, seating for about 30 diners inside, sidewalk seating, and a small patio. The menu will include raw seafood staples with flavors from the Peruvian diaspora, as well as hot dishes like grilled cow’s heart anticuchos, rotisserie chicken, and lomo saltado. Ceviche Stop opens in early September with lunch through dinner hours." - Farley Elliott
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