El Rincon de Jorgito

"We’d happily spend hours at El Rincon De Jorgito, polishing off margarita glassfuls of citrusy ceviche mixto and snacking on salty canchita. The walk-right-in Potrero Hill space is big enough to host an elementary school pacer test, meaning there’s plenty of room to spread out with a group and unpack your weekly astrological reading. Order the mountain of fried rice topped off with a paper Peruvian flag, or the lomo saltado with crisp strips of red onion." - ricky rodriguez, julia chen 1, patrick wong

"El Rincón De Jorgito is Potrero Hill’s casual weeknight dinner mascot. The low-key Peruvian restaurant is easy to walk into and about the size of a middle school dance floor—basically, there's plenty of place to spread out with an entourage and swarm around mounds of chaufa, lomo saltado, and potatoes smothered in huancaína. No visit is complete without a margarita glassful (or two) of their citrusy ceviche mixto, complete with a fried shrimp curled around the rim—it’s the closest you’ll get to beachside escapism from the east side of the city. " - team infatuation

"We’d happily spend hours at El Rincon De Jorgito, polishing off margarita glassfuls of citrusy ceviche mixto and snacking on salty canchita. The walk-right-in Potrero Hill space is big enough to host an elementary school pacer test, meaning there’s plenty of room to spread out with a group and unpack your weekly astrological reading. Order the mountain of fried rice topped off with a paper Peruvian flag, or the lomo saltado with crisp strips of red onion. photo credit: Nicolai McCrary" - Julia Chen