El Pollon Carnegie

El Pollon has a great variety of options in their menu and the food was delicious. I really enjoyed the Lomo Saltado a lo pobre and the Chicha Limeña was very refreshing! The Staff was PHENOMENAL they really give their attention to the customer and were very helpful in helping me decide what to order!

Food was great! Tomato and onion salad was mostly onion but so flavorful. Fried rice and chicken were also so good. The flan was the best I've ever had. So fresh and creamy. Tres Leches cake was also good. Servers are very friendly and accommodating. We will certainly be back!

I ordered a Pollo saltado and Lomo saltado. The protein portions in both dishes were tiny—literally six pieces in each dish. The packaging was in bad condition, and the juices from the protein leaked out of the containers. It was a complete disaster.

We had an amazing first experience at El Pollon! The service was outstanding and the food was just as impressive. There were so many different options on the menu—something for everyone. We’ll definitely be back!

We love this place! It's our go-to when we need a meal on the go. The food is excellent, the staff friendly, and the pricing reasonable. The quarter chicken comes with either light or dark meat, mixed vegetables and fried plantains, all of which are delicious. I always, feel satisfied and without breaking the bank.

El Pollon in Carnegie delivers a delicious Peruvian dining experience! The carne asada was the highlight—perfectly cooked and amazing when dipped in their jalapeño sauce. The chicken quesadilla was cheesy and satisfying, while the Lomo Saltado offered tender beef, crispy fries, and a tasty mix of vegetables. The fries themselves were crispy and perfectly seasoned. For dessert, the Tres Leches cake was moist and sweet, a perfect finish to the meal. The staff was friendly and accommodating, adding to the overall pleasant experience. We left excited to try their rotisserie chicken next time. Highly recommend stopping by if you haven’t yet!

If you've never been to El Pollon, they're a Peruvian restaurant specializing in rotisserie chicken! I came with my sister and fiancé and we seriously all loved the food. We tried the Chicken Quesadilla, Carne Asada, Pollo Saltado, and Yuquita Balls. When I saw the chicken quesadilla I just knew I had to try it! I am a big quesadilla fan. It was so flavorful. The yuquita balls were deep fried yuca filled with cheese. You must try them :) They also had a few different sauces on the table. My fav was the spicy jalapeño!!

A really great spot that I’d love to come back to! When I come back, I will try some of the explicitly Peruvian menu, because this time I just went with classic items. I just tried their chicken burrito along with sauces. It was actually very good! The price was super reasonable and the portion was solid as well. It was packed with a ton of rice. Actually, I would say too much rice, and it wasn’t the most flavorful, which did detract from the meal. However, the chicken was well cooked, they had an adequate amount of beans in there, and the vegetables were well cooked too. I think there were too many onions for my liking, but that might just be me. Nice bit of cheese too, but not excessive. I really enjoyed the sauces. Although I’m not usually a fan of spicy green sauces, this one was surprisingly refreshing. I also loved the creamy yellow sauce, and wish I ordered more of it! All in all, great little spot for Mexican and Peruvian food. Good portions and prices, and high quality too. I would definitely come back.

El Pollon has become my go to place. Food is out of this world. highly recommend. I love Peruvian food and this hits the spot!

Really enjoyed our first visit to El Pollon which is just a few min from our house and a hidden gem on Main Street in Carnegie! Clean, open interior and very quick and friendly service! Both of us enjoyed our entrees. My husband had two pieces of bone in chicken and they were quite small, so he would have gotten a whole chicken next time. I had the bistec a la pobre and it was a tonnnn of food for the price! Delicious plantains and Peruvian fried rice. Looking forward to going back and trying more dishes.

Stopped by here the other day when there were zero other options because of the construction happening on Main Street. It was hard to get around and other things were closed on a Monday. The food here is very reasonably priced. The service was good. There was only us and one other table at the time we were there. I split a meal with my companion, and it was plenty for us together. Not a bad place to stop.

My review of El Pollon is a tricky one, because I'm still not sure if I truly enjoyed the fusion meal I ordered. Let's start with the appetizers. Nothing fancy here--everything went straight into the fryer, and the condiments were the same kind of pre-packaged sauces you'd get with chicken nuggets at McDonald's. The marinara that came with my calamari was the exact same brand my school cafeteria uses, which was already disappointing. If El Pollon wants to compete with other authentic ethnic restaurants, why not serve their own sauces--or at least make it look like they do? A simple ramekin or small bowl would go a long way. Instead, the presentation felt lazy, like it was just thrown together. Now, onto my main dish: Lomo Saltado a lo Pobre. It's steak served over fries, with rice, plantains, and tomatoes. The dish felt like a fusion of Peruvian ingredients with a Pittsburgh twist. I didn't hate it--it was a flavor combination I'd never tried before, and for that I appreciated it. That said, I don't think I'd order it again, though it wasn't bad. I do plan to go back and try their rotisserie chicken, which I think will be the true deal breaker for me. Overall: If you find yourself always going to the same restaurants, El Pollon is worth trying at least once--for a unique, unusual meal you might end up liking. I believe the place has real potential, but they need to put more effort into presentation, which many people will tell you is almost as important as taste.

Wow! Es de diez!! Having never tried Peruvian food, I was intrigued to try something new. We went for lunch, and they were busy but we still got a table right away. The restaurant is sizable with lots of seating and a bar. The kitchen is open in the back of the space and immediately draws you in with delicious smells. We started with the beef empanadas, and a new dish I had never heard of; Papa a la huancaína, that means 'Huancayo-style potato', is 3 pieces of boiled and chilled potato, with a cheesy mild sauce called huancaína on it. Imagine the best potato salad you've ever had and this is better. This is worth a try for sure! We decided to go all out and got their family meal deal #1 with 4 large sides and a whole rotisserie chicken for $29 (as of 6/4/25). There was so much food!! The table comes stocked with three sauces, one jalapeño, a medium yellow sauce and a seasoned mayonnaise. I think I'm always going to need to be served a bottle of this Mayo for the rest of my life. It went well on everything! Their jalapeño sauce was really great, too! The chicken was really well seasoned and flavorful through and through. Juicy and well cooked, this chicken almost fell off the bone, but was easy to eat with silverware or your hands. We also tried the Peruvian rice, plantains, corn & French fries as our sides. Matt always has to get fries! The servings were extremely generous, and were all complemented by the sauces. The mayo and the corn were so good! The service here was so good as well. The girl that took care of us was nice, and helped me pronounce names of things, made suggestions from the menu and her favorites. We ended lunch with the tres leches cake. This was a winner. Not too sweet, not too drowned in the milk poured over the top. The perfect ending to a wonderful meal. Now, off to have a siesta. Happy Eating!

El Pollon is a family-owned restaurant chain that has locations mostly in West Virginia but also has this location in Carnegie and another one in Florida. The restaurants serve "Pollo a la Brasa," Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken that is marinated with native Peruvian spices and cooked in the heat of charcoal. In addition, the menu for the Carnegie location also lists breakfast foods, quesadillas, burritos, burgers, specials such as steak and grilled tilapia, side orders such as fried yuca and black beans, and desserts such as tres leches and alfajor. My husband and I ate one dinner here. An employee politely served us. Our meal was a reasonable price. Ceviche - 4 stars - I thought that the fish, corn, lime juice, and spices were very fresh. Half chicken - 5 stars - My husband ate a half chicken with sides of fried rice and plantains. He liked these foods and ate them all up. He described his meal as "very flavorful" and even used the word "love"!

I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife and kids for dinner. This was actually the second time that we had stopped at El Pollon and both times we had ordered online for future. It is located on East Main Street in Carnegie and there is easy street parking for it. My wife ran in both times we had visited and picked up the food but I can tell you that it was ready at the time we wanted and we were always quickly on our way. On the most recent time we went, my wife and I ordered 1 Whole Chicken with 2 Large Sides and chose the Plantains and Peruvian Fried Rice for ourselves and then got our twins a steak quesadilla to share. The chicken here is awesome and it has a great rub on the outside while the meat inside is tender and moist. Their plantains are sweet and delicious while my twins have housed the Peruvian fried rice both of the times that we have gotten it. Finally our steak quesadilla was awesome here as the steak was legit steak and tasted tender and juicy as well. Combine that with the onion and cheese on the tortilla and I was almost sad that it wasn't my meal. The bottom line for me is that i would stop by here again in the future. Everyone in our family has really enjoyed all of the food we ordered on both visits and I just wish that it was a little closer to us!

I had such an amazing first experience at El Pollon! First, the service was great. Our server was attentive, the food came out quickly, and we had no issues. Second, THE FOOD. I've traveled around Peru and can confirm the flavors are authentic! It's so delicious and there are so many depths of flavor. The space is open and clean, nothing crazy, but great for date night, dinner with your family, or a quick work lunch. Can't wait to be back to try more!

The inside was fairly spacious with quite a few tables and a bar area with TVs. The staff was super friendly and had excellent recommendations. I was a little wary of the Tallarin a la Huancaina con Lomo since I'm not the biggest fan of spaghetti (it reminds me too much of being poor in college lol) but that dish absolutely blew me away and is a must try! It was incredibly flavorful and the sauce was wonderfully creamy. We also really enjoyed the moist chicken, the delicious skirt steak in the carne asada, and the delightful homemade Chicha Limeña drink. We took home SO many leftovers since the portions were very generous. Overall, it was a great experience and I would absolutely come back!

The veggie burrito is incredible! I get it vegan without the aïoli/cheese. The green hot sauce combined with it is so so good. Everyone who works there is very sweet. Fresh brewed iced tea.

I love food, especially Latin Food. Pittsburgh has come such a long way in terms of Latin Options. I was psyched when I heard we had a Peruvian Restaurant that was serving authentic Peruvian. I had to try it. It did not disappoint and made my whole day. Wow! The service was great. Everyone was so nice and so attentive. They take pride in their work and what they are putting out there. I was excited when they had my favorite Peruvian drink chicha morada. I love things that are sweet and it's so good. They also had my favorite entree, lomo saltado (marinated steak, peppers and onions, French fries and white rice). It was so delicious and flavorful. I'll be dreaming about it for a while. My husband enjoyed his half rotisserie chicken, fried rice and mashed potatoes. It was very good. We loved it, have already told tons of friends about it and will be back. You must try it.

Loved the unusual menu. We tried three different things and all very good. Service was good and parking available on street in front of restaurant.

Chicken was dry. Every other table was given condiments. Server brought us our food then never came back to check on anything so could not even ask for condiments. Brought the check as they were clearing the table without seeing if we wanted to order any dessert or anything. Guess they were trying to get rid of us

This place is terrible. Got the appetizer sampler thinking the chicken would be full of flavor or Peruvian style - instead it was like Tyson chicken tenders deep fried. We ordered 2 burrito bowls with chicken. I'm confirmed 2 times that we ordered 2 bowls. We only got one. The language barrier with all employees is awful. The chicken in the burrito bowl was less than 2 ounces. Combined with rice and lettuce - terribly disappointing. We left here to upgrade to fast food on the way home. Do better.

My whole family loves it here! We've been here four or five times and enjoyed every single one of our experiences. The inside decor is pretty simple. There are standard tables, tables along the wall (half booth seating, half chairs). The menu has a variety of options so everyone should be able to find something they would enjoy. A favorite of mind is the salchipapas, It is pretty basic, but delicious. Basically just sausage cut up and served over fries. But paired with their house sauces it is delicious. My daughter and husband both enjoy their beef dishes. Even the steak and eggs is unique because the steak has such a great flavor to it. It is a pretty thin steak, so expect that. I loved their ceviche. Definitely fresh and packed with flavor. Our servers have always been attentive and willing and friendly when we've asked questions about certain items. There are a variety of drink options (fountain drinks, canned pop, Jarritos and apparently seasonally aqua fresca). An enjoyable experience and a place we will definitely be back to.

Ceviche was delicious. Yucca was well made. Wasn't a fan of the rice but if you like Asian styled fried rice, you may like this one. Good neighborhood place with on street parking. Attentive service. Will come back to try other menu items.

Service is a always great and the food is authentic and delicious! The fried plantains are hard to stop eating, and the Peruvian ceviche is the best! Highly recommend this hidden gem.

I enjoyed my time at El Pollon. I have never heard of this restaurant until today, so I knew I had to give it a try. I did not have an issue finding parking considering it was 12:30pm on a Thursday. I sat at the bar and was greeted extremely quick. My waitress was very kind and made sure I had what I needed the whole time. I ordered the 1/4 Chicken Dark Meat with Fried Plantains and Peruvian Fried Rice. The food came out in about 5 minutes and was so full of flavor. There is not one thing I would change. The music that was playing made this experience even better. The whole restaurant is very clean and the service is top notch. I was very full by the time I left. I will be back!

Came here for dinner on a Friday evening and it was pretty busy, but we didn't have to wait for a table. I got the fried chicken with fried rice and fried plantains and it was amazing! The chicken was so crispy and flavorful. The rice was slightly sticky, and the plantains were sweet perfection. I ordered some fried rice and fried plantains to go as well. Would come back to have more of the same and try other things as well.

The quality is amazing with the BEST prices!! Full of flavor! I suggest the family meals - you can't beat the price.

Wonderful, authentic Peruvian food. Really nice interior and great service, superb place!

Love this place so much. You can get a ton of food for a great price with their chicken dinner! Everything is so flavorful and delicious. The service is always fantastic too!

Genuine Peruvian food in a small Pittsburgh suburb. I do wish they had a beer license, as it would have been more enjoyable with my "Big Papi" dish.

A really great spot that I'd love to come back to! When I come back, I will try some of the explicitly Peruvian menu, because this time I just went with classic items. I just tried their chicken burrito along with sauces. It was actually very good! The price was super reasonable and the portion was solid as well. It was packed with a ton of rice. Actually, I would say too much rice, and it wasn't the most flavorful, which did detract from the meal. However, the chicken was well cooked, they had an adequate amount of beans in there, and the vegetables were well cooked too. I think there were too many onions for my liking, but that might just be me. Nice bit of cheese too, but not excessive. I really enjoyed the sauces. Although I'm not usually a fan of spicy green sauces, this one was surprisingly refreshing. I also loved the creamy yellow sauce, and wish I ordered more of it! All in all, great little spot for Mexican and Peruvian food. Good portions and prices, and high quality too. I would definitely come back.

My wife and I had dinner at this restaurant last night we both tried an entrée of carne asada with plantains and black beans. The food was outstanding and the entire staff from the chef to the servers were all very friendly ! We will definitely be coming back ! The restaurant is family friendly and is BYOB. It's located at the former Bacon restaurant location in downtown Carnegie, Pennsylvania

Delicious! Just went tonight with my father, his first time and my first time eating inside. Ambiance is great and seating is comfortable. Staff is very kind and very helpful. I inhaled my chicken tamales and fried plantains. Literally melted in my mouth. He enjoyed the skirt steak entree, please forgive me, I forget the name. He got the plantains, and fried Peruvian rice. Our plates were clean afterwards. Bill was $40! Parking was easy for street parking! Let me add, that I've ordered a half of a rotisserie chicken for delivery twice before, and enjoyed it for my lunches. A must try! Sorry but didn't take any pictures!

If you're going to eat their main dishes (chicken dinners, Peruvian meals) then it's great. Breakfast is extremely bland, any of their Mexican inspired foods (fajita, burritos) very bland, and I never end up finishing it because it isn't worth the extra calories in my body. However, their chicken dinners, green beans and rice are phenomenal. Anything else is very mediocre and you're better off cooking at home.

So good! Came in on a week day around 5:15pm. I was amazed by how much seating space is available. The restaurant looks smaller from the street. Everything was clean and brightly lit. Only one table of about 6 people were seated. I was greeted immediately and brought water and a menu. My server was very friendly and polite. She took my order quickly, and I swear that in less than minutes I had my plate in front of me. I had the 1/2 chicken with two sides. I chose the Peruvian fried rice and fried plantains. The chicken had a nice seasoning on the outside and the thigh meat was juicy. The breast piece was a little dry, typical of a breast, but they gave me 3 sauce bottles to use with my food. I loved the spicy jalapeño sauce on the chicken. The Peruvian rice was good and had big chunks of chicken and egg. It was also a little bit dry, but still good. The fried plantains were perfect. I would highly recommend having them as a side. I asked for one of the dessert items alfajor (cookie). It had dulce de leche in the center and powdered sugar on the outside. It was a great way to end the meal. I left so full. I'll definitely be back!

We went for breakfast and the sausage and bacon was beyond crisp as was the hash browns but I like mine that way. We were supposed to get 4 meat but we received 2. The eggs were good and the French toast was tasty. The coffee and service was decent. They sat all the customers in booth tables next to each other which I really don't understand and it gave me anxiety because of the close proximity. Hopefully dinner some evening improves my review.

My husband and I stopped here for breakfast after having heard about the place being newly opened. Breakfast is served all day here and they earlier hours on weekends as opposed to weekdays. The offer the standard breakfast fare with one notible exception. They have a chicken fajita omelette made with their signature rotisserie chicken. I placed an order for that omelette and my husband ordered the breakfast sandwich with sausage. It took a while to get the food but I figured that they needed more time to prepare the rotisserie chicken. Normally you get as a side hash browns but if you order the breakfast sandwich the menu clearly states you get home fries with it. We finally got our food. The omelette is your standard 3 egg omelette and the hash brown was a decent size. Our server gave us some salsa to put on it or ketchup. My husband got his sandwich but he took got a hash brown. As I was eating the omelette it was filled with chicken throughout but honestly nothing really to write home about. My hash brown was typical-the salsa gave it the added "zing" that it needed. My husband did not want to send back his sandwich for a correction in the side since we had waited long enough for it. He enjoyed the sandwich but thought it was a bit greasy-possibly from the sausage. The portion sizes are generous and it is fairly priced. I may reconsider this place on a future visit to try out their lunch rotisserie. Take out is available along with call ahead for orders. El Pollon is located in the spot formerly known as Bakn in the Carnegie business district. Metered street parking is available.

Came here for breakfast. I don't eat meat but my husband does. He loved his chicken fajita omelette and I got the veggie omelette. What I liked: The prices are reasonable. The portions are generous. I like how they serve salsa with the omelettes. The hot sauce was homemade and was delightful. Was green and in a bottle. For the omelette you can pick either a side of toast or hash browns What I didn't like: Ketchup is not Heinz but rather a generic brand. Did not have any as a result. Hash brown texture was on point but bland. Needed to add that glorious hot sauce. Coffee was just ok although my husband liked it. Only had white or wheat toast and I prefer rye

Fantastic rotisserie chicken!!! This has become one of my regular spots. The chicken is very tasty, the sides seems made to order & the people are welcoming. If you need good food fast - add this place to the list. Patrick & Romeo are 2 servers that are very informative & helpful. It's a must try! Bon appétit

Update: 5/5 had the half chicken with the Peruvian rice. That chicken is worth it. Well marinated in that Peruvian spice blend. Ooo-we was that good. The skin was tremendous. Spiced and crispy. Chicken was very hot, yet not over cooked at all. I probably looked like a barbarian stopping the chicken bare hands and dipping it in the yellow and green sauce, but I couldn't have cared less. This was a completely different experience from the first visit. (Below) 1st visit: 3/5 The Chicha Limeña was the best thing on this visit Sweet with a hint of cinnamon (taste kinda like jamaica). The fried plantains were solid to. The yellow sauce was nice, I couldn't pinpoint what was in it, but I loved it. The green sauce is the smoother cousin to the Mexican Salsa Verde; very solid. I will give it a second chance because we didn't get what the place is known for. The salchipapas was more like hotdog and fries. I think it's be worth noting on the menu that it doesn't come with everything salchipapas could come with. Burger was bleh maybe like an under $10 quality burger and I honestly forgot that it had chicken on it while I was eating it. Not the move at all. Same space as BKN and they kept the same open clean feel to it. Staff was very attentive and helpful. Will be trying it again for the chicken so this review could change.

We tried El Pollon for the first time and it was an overall great experience! The vibe and service were nice. The food was excellent and a nice change from most of the restaurants in Pittsburgh. We brought our beer and wine and had a lovely, authentic family meal. The value is awesome. Highly recommend. We plan on visiting again in the not too distant future!

I'm so pleased to have another Peruvian rotisserie place in the region. El Pollon has a delicious menu with a variety of options in addition to the namesake bird available. We've tried the chicken along with fries, tomato/onion salad, black beans, and Peruvian fried rice. Everything has been delicious. (Don't skimp on the superb green sauce!) We will certainly sample other entrees in the future and update accordingly. We've only gotten takeout so far, but I want to note that the inside of the restaurant is really nicely laid out with plenty of seating. Service is extremely friendly and efficient also. We will certainly dine in at some point when we're in the area.

Friendly staff, peppy music and byob, what more could you want? Prices and portions are great too! We went with our toddler, they have high chairs and would say it's definitely somewhere you can bring kids and not be stressed. We split the whole chicken and two sides. We got the Peruvian fried rice which was good, the yuca fries which were similar to steak fries and the tomato and onion salad which was flavorful but heavy on onions so if you aren't a red onion fan I'd stay away. The best part was the chicken and the sauces. 10/10 would definitely go back!

Everything about this place was good. The atmosphere, the music, the food, the servers. I ordered the limo saltado & my husband enjoyed the 1/2 chicken with Peruvian fried rice & mixed vegetables. My meal was so incredibly flavorful I can still taste it. The fries soaked in the juice from the steak and it was just so delicious. We enjoyed everything about this place. I hope they can maintain the good work! We already told many friends & family about it and we will be back very soon!

My wife recently heard about this place on a local FB foodie group and it got great buzz. Well it didn't disappoint. My only mild complaint was that we ordered chicken wings and French fries for an appetizer and they came out at the same time as the main. They were crunchy, hot and delicious. Maybe next time I'll get them for my main. I don't understand though why as an appetizer they had fries, especially when there is rice with some mains. But I digress. For my main I had the Carne Asada with rice, black beans and a side of sweet plantains. Not too different than the Cuban version and just as good. My son in law had the Tallarin Verde con Bistec. The spaghetti had a Peruvian pesto sauce. I didn't try it but he said it was delicious and he crushed it. Wife and daughter had the 1/2 chicken which is their signature dish. The only misgiving they had was they prefer white meat, and it was available as an up-charge, but they didn't get it. But they loved it. The prices were really reasonable too. One thing we didn't realize was that it's BYOB. But we didn't mind the soft drinks. I noticed the breakfast menu looks outstanding and definitely want to return to try it.

The food was delicious and the service was great. It's a nice ambiance as well. My husband and I shared a whole chicken with the Peruvian fried rice and the tomato onion salad. We had the beef empanadas for an appetizer. The sauces were tasty. The portions were generous, I was able to take home half of my meal. It was delicious, I can't wait to go back and try some additional items!

Yum yum yum. El Pollon chicken is deliciouso! Breakfast lunch and dinner any time of day is a good time for El Pollon. The burrito, quesadillas, chicken on a dish, all so so good! The tres leche cake is sticky sweet so pour some of that sugar on me you or your wife. It's worth the sticky fingers or whatever other body part you like to smear it onto your body partner with. It's worth the sticky cause the taste is scrum diddly sumptuous like the tour of will wonka chocalate factory. Just ask Charlie grandpa the bubble gum chew girl, the fat ass verify salt oh u know the drill. El Pollon is worth the price of admission and more!

Absolutely scrumdiddlyumptious probably the best thing I've ever tried. The chicken is amazing and the three sauces you get are beautifully tasteful. The ambience is very authentic and the service is friendly and their Yuka fries are scrumptious.

El Pollon is a fabulous restaurant that specializes in grilled Peruvian style chicken. The atmosphere is clean, bright, and colorful. Our server, Orlando, was very friendly and attentive. I ordered a 1/2 grilled chicken with dark meat. It was perfectly seasoned, tender, and with crispy skin. The fried yuca and black beans and rice were also delicious. There was so much food on my plate that I was able to take half of it home. I've already been back once and will definitely return... often. Bonus: It's in a great area with lots of interesting shops, like The French Spy, for example.

I ordered the Lomo Saltado for delivery. Considering it was delivered I really enjoyed the food. I can only imagine how good it would have been at the restaurant itself.

Great little spot in Carnegie that has food (Hispanic food) that pittsburghers aren't really used to. They are also really fast for a spot down restaurant. Their family meal is great for a family of 4 or 5 people , and it gives you the option to choose a bunch of different sides.

This Ecuadorian thinks the Peruvian food here is fantastic! It's a small, unassuming place, but the service is wonderful, the music is on point, and the Spanish speaking staff was ready to offer suggestions on best meal options and tweaks. The food was generous and enough to take home for two more nights, so I got to enjoy it again and again. Plus - take out and delivery? What's not to like?

Wonderful staff and excellent food! We always get the whole chicken with sides- mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, rice and tomato and onion salad. All are so tasty! Glad we have a quick stop for healthy bites in Carnegie!

Thank god my daughter moved to Carnegie. I was a little cautious about something called Peruvian chicken but my god was this place an absolute home-run. The chicken had a roasted taste that all I can say was unique and delicious. Imagine a light smoke flavor with subtle spices. I made one mistake. I ordered a 1/4 chicken instead of a 1/2 chicken. Dang it. I also got the Peruvian rice and mash potatoes and gravy. 10 out of 10! Lastly we all split the 3 Leches dessert. That was superb! This is a can't miss place to eat.

Great food, friendly service! Wish I lived closer. Would come again more often. Appreciate the option to BYOB as well!

I've been trying to go to this place for a while and it was amazing! The place smells delicious from the rotisserie chicken. The chicken is so tender that you can pull the bone right off; I actually did! The agua fresca is worth getting too! The service was great too.