Contigo Peru

The server's English is a little bit limited. There was a detailed bill for us. Dish size was OK at about $20 each. I got very thirsty that evening. Food taste was good I guess.

The food was absolutely delicious. Authentic Peruvian food. It's worth the trip.

Wonderful couples and the food was good....I love the Green sauce and the ChiCha Morada!

The food was good. Hands down. However, management needs to invest in maintenance, kind of big time. Bathroom tiles on the floor are falling apart, the decor is completely outdated and I guess nobody dusts because I saw large cobwebs by a corner....it feels totally like a hole on the wall, but the food, as I said, was good. I ordered #59 fried fish with salad and rice.nI was not disappointed.

The place was empty. Very over price for the quality of food. I ordered a leche de tigre and it comes very small portion and very poor in quality. I got the check and they dont even show you the breakdown. One beer and the poor quality and portion of leche de tigre $29. Not good .

I hate giving bad ratings but this restaurant really needs some serious work. Restrooms were dirty and toilets clogged up. No customers in the restaurant other than myself and my family and it took the waitress over 10 minutes to greet us. Food was burnt and overly salted. And for a party of 3, they assume they’re going to get a 25% tip for their service or non service. Oh and the ceviche was made with bottled lime and not fresh seafood. Chicken tenders- was actually friend chicken skin no meat.

The service wasn’t good, the food was horrible, and the prices were high for what you get. The drinks were good. We ordered chicha and maracuya, and I think that’s all I liked. The place is nice, the restrooms are clean, but definitely wouldn’t come back.

My wife & I went there for dinner on a rainy night. One waitress spoke no English, and my wife has dietary restrictions we needed to talk about. Another waitress helped. I had no idea what some menu entries are. So, we wound up ordering a couple of Mexican dishes. Food was so-so. Service was not good. Prices were extraordinarily high for the quality of the food. We were the only diners there. They were polite, and turned down the loud Latin music (she has a medical problem - magnetic field from loud speakers will re-set the shunt in her head). Perhaps it would have been better if we had ordered something Peruvian, but there was no one to talk with. Not a good experience.

My family and I have been loyal customers of this restaurant for many years. However, our loyalty ended today due to a horrible experience. ​The food was unacceptable. The ceviche was so excessively salty it was inedible, and the chicken was undercooked (raw) and completely flavorless. ​To make matters worse, the service was equally poor. When we complained about the quality of the food, the staff refused to replace the dishes or remove the items from our bill, stating dismissively, 'They tried it and it was fine.' ​We were charged for food we literally could not eat. ​Because of the atrocious food quality and the unacceptable response from the staff, this restaurant has permanently lost a client of many years. This experience was in the Contigo Peru of Norcross-

We came here with a party of 4 for dinner on a Saturday. The restaurant is large and is a bit on the loader side but we really enjoyed the fun energy and music. We started with toastones, mussels, and papa a la huancaina. All of which were great! The toastones were nice and crispy. They came with great dipping sauces, personal favorite was the green. The mussels were very light and refreshing. The papas were nice and creamy from the sauce. I liked using some of the green sauce on this dish for a little kick. I got the lomo saltado and it was full of flavor! I would definitely have it again. The service was good and experience was as well. We plan to come back!

Was iffy about coming because of some of the reviews but this place was great fast service and taste great too! They were very polite and I will be coming back!

Ordered for pickup. Strangest place. Very sketchy. Door was locked upon arrival. Had to knock. Just the wife at the counter, husband in the kitchen. Waited at least 20 more minutes, and for the WORST Peruvian food we have ever had! Ceviche, causa, aji de gallina, cau cau de mariscos, tallarin saltado, over $200 in food. EVERYTHING was awful. Place was empty at 8:30, not surprised. Decor looks like it's been here as long as the building has been around, green carpets, dark inside, ew.

Just east of Peachtree/GA-141 at Chamblee Dunwoody. Looks a little sketchy from the outside, but it is fine. Nothing fancy but just fine. Contigo Peru specializes in seafood dishes, so the owners are probably from Lima. You'll find some staples like Lomo Saltado and Pollo a la Brasa but not others like choclo con queso and aji de gallina, one of my personal favorites prepared perfectly by both my wife and my mother in law. The menu also sports some Mexican fare, probably a nod to the nationality of the majority of Spanish speaking folks in Atlanta. I ordered Chupe De Pescado, basically fish chowder.

Welp, we looked at the menu 2 weeks prior and checked the hours of operation. We headed out from Bethlehem GA on a cold Saturday and were excited to go there. We got there at 2 p.m., and the business was CLOSED on 02/13/2024. Based on the hours on their site, the restaurant should've been opened. There were no signs on the business indicating why they were closed. Bad business practices! Update people and let them know you won't be open due to whatever reason! Geesh!

Excelent food, excelent ambience, excelent service ! Went with our Peruvian family from California and they really enjoyed the authentic flavors.

We came here for the first time and I'm sad I haven't been here sooner. Both our items were amazing- the fish and the meat. It was pretty quiet on a week day night. But felt very familial inside and comforting. The food came out fresh, fast and so good. The meal comes with bread with an amazing sauce to eat it with as well. Avg prices for Peruvian food in Atlanta.

Let me start by saying that I'm Peruvian and love it when I can find a great hole in the wall that serves my beloved Peru's cuisine. If you also love Peruvian food, save your money and go elsewhere! This is where good quality ingredients and service goes to die. Our server was this angry girl, that wanted nothing but to be proven right. I was there with my gfs, one of which was vegetarian. I asked our server, what vegetarian options do you have? My friend is looking at the salad. She responds, "what's on the menu." I let that roll, figured she's not up for small chat. When our food arrived, all of our orders were wrong. I ordered the tiradito (ceviche) and it was missing the sides stated on the menu. My vegetarian friend ordered a sad salad with like 4 ingredients and it was missing 2 of the 4. My other friend ordered the avocado salad with chicken and there were 4 super tiny pieces of chicken that she had to dig around for. I asked our waitress about my sides, and she said my fish didn't come with any. So I asked for the menu, and showed her where it said it did. She said, oh, "that's for the ceviche - you didn't get that, you got the tiradito." Hmmm...hate to burst your bubble miss, tiradito is ceviche, it's just the style of how you cut the fish. It's the first thing I order when I go to Peru every two years. Feeling defeated by her attitude and constant rudeness, we went to pay and I asked to speak to her manager. She rolled her eyes at me, pretended to check in the back, and then came to the front and said, "yeah, he stepped out." So I asked for his name and their phone number to give him a call later. She replied, "no, I cannot give you personal information, you're asking for personal information." I told her she was extremely rude and I left. About an hour later, I tried calling to ask for her manager, and she picked up the phone, refused to let me speak to him and said, "I have no idea when he'll be back, you can try later." Spare yourself the emotional high of finding a Peruvian restaurant in Atlanta. This is definitely not worth the trip or money. There are far too many great dining choices in ATL to choose this one.

The place looks old and is outdated but the food is still good. There are 1 or 2 dishes that did not please, like the shrimp cocktail. It tasted like hot sauce and over boiled shrimp but for the most part, the other dishes are yummy. The staff seems to all be related but they are generally attentive and nice. Wait time is a bit long but the portions are good, the prices are alright and it helps cure a Peruvian food craving.

Way over priced, food was ok but definitely not worth what they charge. Service not the best and probably won't go back I will keep on searching for a good Peruvian restaurant.

All entrees had an old salty taste to it. I have tried multiple Peruvian restaurants around the Atlanta area with out dissapointment, but this is a first at Contigo Peru. You have to walk around just to get a single soul's attention for water or small plates , whatever you need. Just to summarize: over priced for gross food with bad service.

The service was horrible, the food was to salty, the check was crazy and the tip included wich don't give you the opportunity yo let them know that the whole experience was a nightmare. Stay away from that place. My bill was $103 for two people. Worst peruvian place. A hundred of thumbs down.

We came here at 845pm and it looked super sketchy getting here, but the food was awesome! I only knew a little bit of Spanish, but I knew enough to be able to communicate with the awesome server :P. It helped my friend knew Spanish though haha. I tried a traditional drink made of corn called chicha morada and it was sweet and tasted awesome. My friend got a carbonated version of it and I thought it was cool how my drink was purple. We tried the mixtos ceviches ($16) and the bistec lo pobre. Amazingggg! The ceviche was really fresh with octopus, mussels, shrimp, and calamari. It had fresh lemon, onions, and lettuce. It was excellent! I was craving ceviche too. The bistec was also awesome! The meat was a little rough, but full of flavor with every bite. I liked the egg and the rice. I could have done without the little salad on the side though since I just had some ceviche. They were playing Peruvian music that was familiar from one of my good friend's parties and they had Univision on several TVs which would be great for a soccer game. Loved this place! Only complaint was it was a little more expensive than I expected.

Great Peruvian lunch specials for just $7 - really, a 4 star meal. It's just that we had some uninvited guests that made our meal less appetizing .. ants. Like a parade of them along the wall, and found one crawling in our bread basket. Yeah, so we didn't quite clean up our plates. But my friend said the bathrooms were clean so don't completely think it's a dirty restaurant. Then again, my friend did see a score of "80" on the health certificate. Still, if you can look beyond that & be adventurous, the food really is good. I ordered the "Saltado de Mariscos" which is stir-fried seafood (shrimp, squid, mussels) with tomatoes & onions, the fries hiding below the pool of seafood but tasty from being drenched in all the juices, plus white rice. Very filling meal. My friend got the "Arroz con Mariscus" which also had assorted seafood but in a blend of Peruvian spices, and served with a reddish-looking & slightly spicy rice. Her dish was tasty as well. The restaurant was pretty packed when we left - and a good cross-section of customers. Contigo Peru restaurants are down to just two locations now, the other being further north on P'tree Industrial. Our server was friendly but didn't speak English well ... which can be a problem if you have an allergy to shellfish like my friend did. Hopefully my friend is still ok :) They are open 11am-11pm, 7 days a week. Lunch specials are available 11-3pm. And they have a disco on Fri-Sat from 10-3am if you're into that :) Oh - and there's a $10 minimum charge if you want to use a credit card.

Rounded up 3.5 stars. This place was a surprise hole in the wall (well, HITW for me). It's not particularly pleasant from the outside and the interior is not the most appealing. It's not dirty but it is dated. You first walk in to a small bar with a few TVs. I think they get a lot of night business b/c they also had some music performance stuff advertised. The inside of the restaurant can hold about 40-50ish. The owner was a kind and helpful Peruvian lady. I think she was working by herself (waiting and cooking) b/c we didn't hear a single voice the time we were there. This also meant the service was a little slow but we weren't in a hurry that day. We got the Ceviche con pescado ($14), arroz con mariscos ($16), bistec a la parilla ($13), jalea mixta especial ($30). Everything was really good and the portions were decent but I will say the prices are a little too high. I think they can be lower. Nothing we ordered tasted bad or disappointing. Overall, it's a great tasting restaurant but you'll have to absorb the sticker shock.

Peruvian food in Atlanta?! There aren't many places so I YELPED it and Contigo Peru popped up. My friend and I had plans today and were in the mood to try Peruvian food since neither of us has had it before. As we pulled into the parking lot, there was only one car parked there. We were a bit alarmed since it was around 12 p.m. for lunch time. As expected, we entered and the place was pretty empty besides one occupied table. The two workers in the front greeted us in Spanish and were very welcoming. We were seated, menus given, and water brought out. The ambient was pretty chill, but could've been more "festive" if there had been more customers. FOOD: My friend and I concluded seafood is the specialty here. I mean, we saw it advertised under the restaurant sign walking in. The menu is pretty extensive with items such as: ceviche, tacos, quesadillas, rice entrees, battered/fried seafood, etc. We stayed away from the "fried" stuff although our waiter suggested ONLY fried items/entrees for us to try. We ended up getting rice entrees that focused on Peruvian style marination/spices. My friend ordered #78 - Arroz con Mariscos (Peruvian style stir-fried seafood with rice) and I ordered #79 - Picante de Mariscos (Mild saucy stir-fried seafood with rice). Both entrees consisted a lot of vegetables, shrimp, squid, octopus, and a few mussels. It did take a good while before our entrees came out and it wasn't even busy so... yeah. We did doubted the freshness of the seafood due to how empty it was, but they tasted fine. My friend joked around and said they must have did a quick run to the ocean to catch some seafood (haha). The food was OKAY. Not something I would crave personally, but it was very tasteful. It was also different from anything I have tried before. Portion was plentiful as we both did not finished everything. They displayed it well and looked appetizing. I really wanted to try the ceviche, but will save that for next time. That's IF we don't get stomach aches or what not after this first visit. Just kidding! All in all, not a shabby place for Peruvian food. Definitely try it out!

Totally found this place on yelp . In the mood for Peruvian food and thought we'd give this place a try. Looks like a hole in the wall. Nobody was there on a Saturday. Well, our group had the chaufa De pollo. Ceviche de marisco. And the quesadilla de pollo. All meals were very good. One of our people said the cevichewas the best he had. The service was good. Price was right. I recommend.

This place needs 5 stars. For the lack of Peruvian food here this place is legit Me gusta

Driving down on my way to Florida and as a Peruvian I had to stop in and see what this place is about. I had the Lomo Saltado and it was absolutely delicious. The portion is enough to fill you up and the Chicha Morda was out of this world. My uncle and grandma didn't favor too much what they had which is why I had to give 4 stars. I still say my food was 5 stars though.

I was really anxious for finding a good Peruvian restaurant. Unfortunately here in Atlanta is not something common but since I discovered this place my thoughts changed.This is the best Peruvian restaurant!! Att: I'm Peruvian so this is a honest review!

The place sucks!!! Horrible service & food was not good at all!!!! The waitress added her own tip, we had to get up an get our own water. Save your time and money.

Too pricey fir the quality of food you get. I order a Jalea mixta which was fried in old oil so the Jalea came out black and burned. Not very tasty. The chaufa Pollo was good. Not complains on this one. Service was really bad, There was only 2 extra tables so it was not busy at all, we tell the server we wanted a Papa a la Huancaina as an appetaizers and we have to wait for 30 minutes until the rest of the food came out. I been to the best peruvian restaurants in Miami and this cannot comete against them, And guys... Is really pricey. I may come back to try their Seafood in a different style...

Well, this was a weird night... we found Contigo but were confused that it had such a glowing bright OPEN sign yet there were no cars in the ample parking lot. It was 8-ish so not really late or anything. So we hesitantly entered the restaurant to be faced with a vacuum cleaner, about where you would expect to see a greeter of some kind. We had a chance to look around at what is a pretty large space with lots of seating and a nice big bar... that was completely empty. We probably would have left but we had a Google Offer to use and just then a young lady came out and greeted us. She turned out to be really helpful and even let me practice my Spanish with her when I ordered. Having been to Peru recently and spent time with a family in Arequipa I wasn't too intimidated by the long menu. Although, due to the lack of other people in the establishment, I decided not to order cerviche (not sure but the lack of other people made me wonder if they had a bunch of fresh fish just waiting about in the restaurant kitchen, and if so, how fresh would it be?). But... we did order the anticuchos for appetizer (beef heart kebabs with sauteed onion and potato) which was lovely. I know my husband wasn't entirely convinced but saw my excitement when I saw it on the menu so went along with it. It was slightly chewy, which i never experienced in Peru, but it was cooked wonderfully and we ate the whole plate up. Then my husband, who had wanted the bistek a lo pobre (because of the huevo frito - fried egg) found out he could have the fried chicken steak with a fried egg as a side, and ordered it excitedly. He ate that whole thing down, now unbothered by the lack of other customers. I had the Saltado de Camarones (stir friend shrimp with tomatoes, onions and other veggies over fries - but not fries, more link crinkle cut English-style chips, with rice). It was lovely - we both tried each others' dishes and almost licked our plates clean. My husband tried the Inca Cola and is now sad its not on the soda drink shelves at Kroger. I knew he'd love it. Great food, and I suspect at a more busy time, it would have a great ambiance too. The music and decor was good. I'll be back.

I had a pretty bad experience here, girlfriend mentioned contigo's reviews here as we were headed to the other peruvian restaurant which name i wont mention here. We were closer to contigo so we drove there. When we arrived there were only a handful of people, the ecuador vs honduras game was on, so it was pretty quiet, with the exception of the soccer commentators. anyway, we sit, order a bandeja, and a michelada, the place was as clean as you'd expect a bar/restaurant to be. food comes, and it is a bandeja which has hot dog sausages, and other meats. I wasn't expecting to have hot dogs topping a $27 plate, but oh well. I noticed there were no sides with the food, mention to waitress. She said that the plate came with no sides. So i ordered a side of rice, and a side of beans. We eat the food, the beef was ok, the chicken had a ton of pepper on it, and the pork chop was half fat, half pork.. I then remember having seen something about cassava included in the plate. When i ask the waitress again, she goes to the cook, comes back and said the cook must have been distracted by the game (mind you, this is the reason i ordered rice & beans in the first place... because i though, or she said that the plate didn't come with anything as a side). once i get the bill, they charge me $4 for a cup of rice, $4 for a cup of beans... total for everything $54. which seemed kind of high, paid, left a 10 percent tip (since the service was lousy).. When we drive off, i do the math and realize they overcharged me by $10. I call the restaurant, and mention to the waitress that i was overcharged $10, she says that a 15% gratuity is included in the bill. I would have liked to have known this when the bill was handed to me. I will never ever eat here again. I think this place really caters more as a bar for drunk people, and they take advantage of that.

This is by far our favorite Peruvian restaurant! Always welcoming and the food is 100! Even better they have 2 locations!!

This place has low quality and nasty food at a high prices. Service is also poor. Our server was more interested in having loud phone conversations than taking care of her tables. We were on mood for Peruvian food and found this restaurant on yelp am gave it a try. Showed up at 7pm an place was empty and sketch but decided to experience it. To start out with the menu had had Pisco Sour in the menu we ordered 2 to only to find out they dont have them. Ordered Papa a la huacaina, sauce was runny and mediocre at best. Lomo saltado was made with stir fried meat not very fresh nor authentic and the ceviche of pescado was so spicy it was uneatable and no canchitas were served with it. Although the menu had other dessert menus they only had Alfajor available, the most disgusting Alfajor I have ever encountered. I would suggest saving your money and go To abother restaurant. FYI the charge gratuity on all check for low quality service.

Good Peruvian food. We had fish stew and Picante de Marisco ( but I asked them to make it only with fish not to mix any other seafood). We also had Inca Cola with the food. The fish stew was good. The Picante de fish! was excellent. The fish was fresh, the sauce was very flavorful and tasty. I would go there again soon.

Excellent and authentic Peruvian food. Don't be intimidated by the place, you won't find a more authentic place anywhere else.

The waitress was fine. We daughter ordered a ceviche that ranked 4 out of 10 in our opinion. I ordered a sea food Aguadito and it was very good. Their Chicha was good as well. We finished with alfajor cookies that ranked low in our opinion. They carried very basic Peruvian food and did not have some of the expected staples such as Aji de Gallina and Caucau. If you are looking for Peruvian, I would recommend this restaurant only if you do not have any other Peruvian Options. Like I said one dish was pretty good, so I would return some day if no other is available. They had MEXICAN food, but we did not order any.

The anticuchos were excellent and the service was kind and attentive. The crema volteada dessert also was very good, and just the right size for sharing. Good experience overall.

I was very disappointed by the food. I am Peruvian and the food I ate today was not very good. The rice had absolutely no flavor, it was like eating white rice in a Chinese Restaurant, the Ceviche had chewy pieces of fish, I will admit the flavor in the ceviche was good and the Lomo Saltado was not as tasty as I would have liked and the pieces of meat were all chewy, not a very good cut of meat. I will never go back and to top it off it was so expensive for not so good food. PG

This place has a very authentic menu of Peruvian cuisine, however the price tag is really steep for what it is. Portions are decent but what I had was not worth the price. Mojarra frita (fried tilapia) was visibly pink and not cooked. Outside of building is very dated. I'm sure some of this items on the menu are great but from the prices I saw, I doubt I will return to check it out

Tiny place close to Chinatown; the food was superb! Asked for Ceciche Mixto, and Lomo Saltado, proportions are really good, and it tastes perfect. As a Peruvian, I must say I'm glad I found a place in Atlanta to eat.

My overall service is excellent.I had the picante Mariscos which was really good. I my phone was dying and my waitress was so kind to charge it with her charger. The chicha morada was also good.

Do not come here Repeat Do not come here. Seafood is Chinese factory made. Might have good taste but I just couldn't eat that seafood made in a factory. The Merlot was over warm and on top of that its $10.00 a glass. I didn't even finish the glass. I there is a reason why when I got here there was only another couple eating here and nobody else came.

I've been in Atlanta for about 7 months, and usually end up at Contigo Peru three to four times a month on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. This establishment caught our attention because my fiance is originally from Peru. With the exception of the menu, nothing in the restaurant really distinguishes it from a Mexican or other Latin American restaurant. The service is usually prompt, and always welcoming. Ninety five percent of the time we order the Papas a la Huancaína and Ceviche Pescado with 2 Inca colas. The food is always delicious, but my review is missing a star because of consistancy. The first few months I frequented the restaurant, the food seemed to be prepared or presented a little differently each time, but we always enjoy it. The prices are fair as well and the portions are generous. Muy bien!

we went for to go order and while going over the menu the lady turned off the lights right above my head. I let that pass, and since I was new to Peruvian cuisine I was trying to find the best dishes to order. She suggested 2 items - one was 36usd and other was little over 13usd. I ordered those and when I paid for the order the total came to 65usd!!. I asked what the break up was as she didn't give me the cheque instead just the receipt for total, she mentioned 39 and 19. I was shocked. They just had one other guest in the restaurant. Beware of this practice if you go there next time. Btw, the food was tasty, just this practice of theirs bummed me!!

I really wanted my friend to try Ecuadorian food but the place was closed; so bummed about that, but we were hungry so we decided to get Peruvian food instead. At first the area around the location looked very sketch but you should never judge a book by it's cover haha the actual restaurant looked very nice on the inside, with a bar and a couple of big TVs showing soccer of course (rolls eyes) and they were playing música chichera. The waitress was very attentive and patient with us, for drinks I got an Inca Kola and Ravi got chicha morada, the chicha was very tasty and delicious. For entrees we decided to share Ceviche Mixto and Bistec a lo Pobre, the ceviche was amazing, from the shrimp to the octopus and everything else in between it was just delicious. The Bistec was really good too, but this particular dish is so typical in all of Latin America; maybe with different names depending on which country but same exact concept everywhere, so I wasn't that impressed by it and I think I had a different idea of what it was. Honestly I can make that on a normal weekday at home at anytime. That is probably one complaint I have and also it was expensive for a dish like the Bistec at least in my opinion, other than that it was a great experience and enjoyed watching my friend enjoy the food so much :)

Ok. So, Im not a Peruvian expert but, a friend that I was with when I ate here this Sunday afternoon is well versed in it. We dined on bread and aji, beef hearts, and some rice and beef meal with onions, and peppers, that my friend ordered for us, and washed it down with Inca Cola. I was told if we were in Peru it would be average to good but, being in Atlanta it was pretty damn great. I can only saw I fully enjoyed everything I ate and everything I started to eat I kept eating until it was gone. The prices were much higher than we expected when we mentioned that they suggested just ordering one meal and split it because they are large portions. So, we did just that. One meal and one appetizer and it was plenty of food. One of the other reviewers spoke of a lunch special for 7 bucks....do that if you can and Ill assume thats not something that is an option on Sundays because we were there at lunch time. A very pleasant meal, with a relaxing vibe. Its great to find a new places tucked into the bare history of the old areas off Peachtree Industrial.

Love this place been coming here for years. Civeche mixto is always good. The picate mariscos is my go to favorite. You can't go wrong with one of there amazing soups.

I've never thought I would leave a comment about a bad service but I just don't want people to have a bad experience with Peruvian food. This is the worst restaurant I have visit in my life. They should be ashamed of selling Peruvian food. I am sorry Contigo Peru owner but please if you have no passion on representing your country's food. Please don't sell it.

First of all my family and I got in and the place was smelling tabaco really bad so the waitress open the door. Second we order some ceviche the price was really high I think 16 dollars for small dish and we'll my dad order some fish fried but he didn't like the grease from oil was inside of the fish.. gross. Don't even know and the white rice was like from yesterday. And the worst of all was my dish shrimp with rice I found a large piece of hair inside of the rice. Absolutely disgusting. I told the waitress that we found a hair and she just say omg why you didn't tell me??? I was like are you serious and then ask for the bill and charge me the dish with the hair. Would not recommend it to anyone. Not going back to this restaurant anymore. Even if it was for free.

I am Peruvian and I know what Peruvian is, I have eaten in many Peruvian restaurants of course in Peru as well in many cities in the world and seriously this is the worst Peruvian food I have ever had. The place is not nice, the service is very bad, I asked for Pisco Sours and the server indicated that they ran out of Pisco, the food quality was very bad and It tasted more like Mexican or Central American food. At the end, the server tried to charge us more for the drinks, more than the menu indicated and when I complained about it, she said the prices went up but they didn't change the price on the menu.... I wouldn't go back to that restaurant, there are better options for Peruvian food in Atlanta

I can't give this place a 5 star due to the decor. Outdated and a little dingy but don't hold it against them. I've been there for lunch twice. The waitress doesn't speak English will so it made it hard to get details about the food. My friend and I decided on the fried rice (Chaufa), Mussels with diced onion, cilantro & lime juice. Mexican shrimp cocktail. OMG! delicious and the portion sizes are huge. The meat dishes can be a little salty if you are watching your salt intake.

On my way to New York, I had the chance to visit a few restaurants; this one was one of them. Lomo Saltado was testy, very juicy. Ceviche was good as well. Definitely will recommend.

Look this place deserves 5 stars. I lived in Peru for 2 years and ate their cuisine everyday for 3 meals a day. Admittedly this place isn't quite as good as the cuisine in Peru, but that's largely due to the fact that they are using ingredients made here in the U.S. The food is still amazing don't get me wrong, and remember we are in Atlanta people we aren't exactly in Lima. If we were in Lima I'd give this place 4 stars. It'd still be worth going to in country, that's saying something.

Very good ceviche and fried seafood, the flavor of both is great (lime, spiciness, onions and cilantro are a wonderful blend). Portions are very large and the hot food comes out very hot. If you order the fired seafood for two, it will feed three to four. The waitress does not speak any significant English, so order what sounds good and don't expect an explanation of the dish. She will ask if you want the civiche spicy, medium still has some decent kick. It is my wife's favorite dish. The place has never looked busy or been crowded when I went, but I always god Sunday afternoon. It is worth a visit.

Worst place I would say. Lazy people work there. They are very rude too when she told me what would I like to drink I was going to respond, but at the same moment she turns around and start talking to me 3 minutes later!! The restaurant was dead too there where no cars. We had to keep asking her for our drink and they never came. Music was horrible. Plus she added her own tip. Which she didn't deserve! !