Las Brasas

Disappointed with My Visit to Las Brasas I had a one-time experience at Las Brasas today, and unfortunately, it was very disappointing. I ordered the half chicken, which cost around $20, but it neither looked nor tasted like it was worth the price. The chicken had an off-putting smell and did not taste fresh at all. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt uninviting—almost like stepping into the back end of a kitchen rather than a welcoming dining space. I also noticed staff preparing food without proper hair protection, which raised hygiene concerns. As someone familiar with authentic Peruvian cuisine, I have to say this meal did not reflect the rich flavors and quality that Peruvian food is known for. In my opinion, it did a disservice to the cuisine, and I will not be returning. I wish them the best, but my experience was far from what I expected.

After a seven month wait for the remodeling and expansion to be completed, we are back. Did not disappoint. Best fried and rotisserie chicken in the metro area. Inca Kola also a must.

The Pollo a la Brasa left us satisfied and full. Everything was good, and the family portion is perfect for 3–4 people. The staff is super friendly, even during the busiest times. It does get crowded, so come prepared!

The food was amazing! Best ceviche I've ever had in my entire life! The service was great. Ambiance was on point! I cannot wait to eat here again.

My first time dining at Las Brasas! Food and service was exceptional. Get the calamari with chimi! 💙

The food is really good, but a plate of 5 small chunks of beef and 2 slices of potatoes is not worth what we paid for. We bought two of this same dish for $60! The receipt was not itemized, so we had to ask what we were paying for. On top of this lunch (more of a snack) being so expensive, we were charged a “to go” fee. Keep in mind that dining in is closed due to renovations, so it’s not the customers’ fault that we’re forced to take our food out. Why the ‘to go’ fee then?

I have loved this Decatur staple for years. I even celebrated my 18th birthday here! My favorites include the lamb empanadas, side salad, the chicken arroz chaufa and of course the pollo a la brasas. The serves are all really nice too.

💯 EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT AND RECCOMMEND! we ordered the family meal, 1/2 fried and 1/2 rotisserie chicken. Everything was tender and amazing flavor. Note, it's take out only this month while they are remodeling, but you can sit outside so you can eat it fresh. I think they reopen the dining seating area next month.

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER | after years of driving past Las Brasas time and time again, we finally got a small group together to try some chicken from Las Brasas! There was plenty of indoor seating when we arrived but I had brought the pup so we hoped to sit outside. Unfortunately, they had just opened their patio up at the time so seating was limited. We had to wait a bit but we were able to order some cocktails while we waited - aka a Pisco Sour, Love from Peru and Chicha Chilcano. My personal favorite was the Pisco Sour but the other two were also quite lovely to drink and to photograph. We were off to a good start with the Pantacones and the Calamari, Shrimp & Aji Pepper Frito. The Lomo Saltado (with linguine noodles) was what I was looking forward to the most but unfortunately was a little salty. But otherwise, flavor was great. The half Pollo Frito was fried TO PERFECTION - super crispy skin and juicy dark meat. However, the seasoning was a little light. The chaufa (house) was also pretty tasty but a little on the salty side. Overall, drinks were on point and our apps were perfect. The seasoning on our entrees could have been a little more refined but overall I really enjoyed the flavors. Hopefully it was just a busy day fluke because I would love to come back in again soon to try some other dishes!

We came here on a Sunday evening and were seated quickly. There are plenty of tables and one sided booth seatings. There is also a bar and a cute patio or outdoor seating. For a group of 5, we ordered a Whole Pollo A La Brasa, House Fries, Calamari & Shrimp Frito, Elotes , and Grilled Asparagus. My favorite of the night was the Pollo A La Brasa. It was my first time having Peruvian chicken, and I was excited to try as I've had recommendations recently. And my expectations were met. It was well seasoned and the chicken was tender & juicy. I will definitely be going to get Peruvian chicken more often. Also a special highlight to the Grilled Asparagus. It honestly is the top 3 asparagus dishes I've ever had. It was soft with the right amount of crunch, and I'm not sure how they seasoned them, but they were so addicting. They could be a little more generous with the asparagus portion. Service was attentive and friendly as we called them over quite often. The food also came out at a good amount of time. They also gave us some roasted Peruvian corn to snack on. These were SO good, it's like a different version of popcorn. My only point of improvement is the ambiance of the restaurant. The decor is fine, but I think the bright white lighting can be a bit too harsh. Switching to warmer lights would bring the restaurant's feel to the next level. Parking isn't an issue here, there is a shared parking lot with McDonald's.

Hear ye hear ye residents of Atlanta: I have found the best fried chicken in Atlanta and it is Peruvian. Before you even enter the restaurant you can smell the amazingness that's destined to land on your taste buds. We came here on a Saturday afternoon for a late lunch and our experience was excellent and filling. The wait staff was so nice and patient with us. They were also very accommodating. We started with the lamb empanadas which caught my eye in the Yelp photos. They were stuffed with lamb, fried to perfection, and greasy and delicious. Definitely a must try! We ordered the whole pollo frito (fried Peruvian chicken) and the arroz chaufa with rotisserie chicken (Peruvian fried rice). The whole pollo frito is a lot so we were able to take food home but the fried chicken was AMAZING! The brined and then fried skin was so tasty and it popped with the lime juice that I squeezed on it. It's like it enhanced the flavor and made the chicken even better. You will only find juicy and well-seasoned food here! The arroz chaufa was huge, but was so good and could definitely be ordered vegetarian and you won't miss the meat. I feel like the chicken actually slowed me down in this dish because the fried chicken was already so excellent, we didn't need more in the fried rice. There is like a spicy lime Peruvian yum yum sauce that came with the rice and it was to die for. Definitely enhances the taste of the fried rice as well. We will definitely be back.

My favorite place near me. Great sangria and pisco sour. Super large portions. Great fried Rice, fried chicken, and French fries, and asparagus and empanadas lol. Basically everything! And my kids love it too!

While searching for the best fried chicken in town, I would've never thought that I'd find it at a Peruvian restaurant! Las Brasas is an institution in Decatur, serving massive portions at affordable prices. My partner and I ordered arroz chaufa, elote, and a half portion of fried chicken to share. The elote was creamy, salty, and very sour, probably from the Tajin and lime put on it-- but solid! The arroz chaufa was humongous, with enough portions to feed us for five nights-- tasty, too, and the sauce that went with it had a surprisingly-potent kick! Star of the show, however, was the Peruvian fried chicken ("pollo frito"). We got the half portion (which was the smallest amount), yet it was still massive with two thighs and a wing. I'll be honest and say that, while one of the thighs was perfect (tender, juicy, crispy), the other thigh was dry. Sadly, a bit inconsistent, but I still enjoyed most of the chicken and I especially loved the crackling outer skin. I think the chefs also sprinkled Tajin on top, which added an extra pop of flavor to an already-flavorful chicken. Be aware that service can be really slow and a little standoffish-- we spent over an hour at the restaurant, but to be honest, this is a place to take your time and enjoy the meal presented to you. Las Brasas is a great staple to the Decatur community, and I would return for more!

Absolutely delicious! Drove from Gainesville just to come and try out this place. The chicken was cooked perfectly and very well seasoned. The salad is also very good and refreshing. Loved the fluffy white rice. Their yellow sauce is a great addition for the taste buds!

Everything was so good!! The food was amazing and seasoned so well. It definitely hit the spot. The inside was cute and small but the people were so sweet. The service was so fast! I would Definitely recommend. We will definitely be back.

Las Brasas was delicious! They had so many options we could choose from that all sounded great. A but difficult to choose from but I would highly suggest their Pollo Frito. That was our highlight and thought it was delicious. The service was quick and there is parking in the back!

Wow! My gf brought me here to get authentic Peruvian food, and it did not miss! The portions were so large, that we were able to take some for lunch the next day. We had the rotisserie chicken family style that comes with a large salad, fries, chicken and a few sauces. Oh, and don't miss out on the lamb empanadas! Literally the best I've ever had in my life, and I travel a lot. We will try the fried chicken on our next cheat day! 8.9/10

The food was fresh and delicious, large portions even for the lunch menu. Fast service and friendly staff. Will definitely be returning.

Must try food! We got the family combo and friend chicken hands down and salad dressing was delicious

Cash is not welcome here and is printed on the menu at the bottom. Every dollar I have says, "Good for all bills both public and private." These people add 15% gratuity onto not just the food but also the tax on the food AUTOMATICALLY. This is in spite of the menu stating that gratuity (unspecified percentage) is added to parties of SIX or more. I had to argue with the waiter and then the manager to get it taken off of my bill. Our lunch was $42, and they added $7+ for tip. The manager countered that the policy changed before the new menu could be printed. I reminded her that the menu is the basis of my order and is all that I am willing to pay. My mind was made up to start a charge back as soon as I got home if she hadn't followed the menu and removed the gratuity billing. Also, the food wasn't that good. My wife and I shared the half chicken, which was overcooked and dry. The portions were so small that we were still hungry when we left and went for a walk at the mall and got some more food. The manager said the next time they would have the new menus, but I told her that doesn't matter because we will not be back. I then, discreetly, gave our waiter $7 cash.

Had a lovely lunch here on a Wednesday. The food was delicious and the server was welcoming and helpful. It was a rainy day, but I bet the patio is amazing when it's warm. The chicken was succulent and well seasoned. The French fries were super crunchy. The yucca and octopus was perfectly spicy and addictive. I had to force myself to stop eating it to save space for the chicken, which I'm glad I did bc it was equally tasty. The caipirinha was very strong and not super sweet, which was great. Will def be back!

Yikes what a waste of time and money going to this place. The service was unbelievably slow, the waitress said they didn't have beer on tap when they did, but the worst part was the mound of rice that covered my tenderloin steak. When I found a morsel, it tasted great, but finding it took most of my evening ! I realize this was a rice dish, but come on !!! I won't be back. Don't waste your time on a rice dish...

Service is great, atmosphere a bit noisy, food was ok. Sauces are really good. Ordered chaufa, half chicken roasted and half fried, beans are not good, French fries were the best. Lamb empanada are ok

Excellent food, great service and fairly priced. Everything was prepared perfectly and fresh!! Highly recommend this restaurant.

The food was delicious and fresh. The drinks were reasonably priced and had great flavors. The service was great very fast and friendly. The ambiance was nice. I recommend the lomo saltado and lamb papa rellena! Pollo saltado and pescado ceviche were also YUM! Highly recommend coming here if you're a fan of Peruvian cuisine

I have heard wonderful things about this place and finally got to try out for my late birthday celebration with the family. We came here on a Monday night dinner and the place had a lot of people for it being Monday. There was also a group of 10 of us so seating us was a bit complicated. While they sat us at the corner, we needed another table to completely sit us, so we had to wait for the couple sitting next to us to finish eating so that our group could be seated together. The nice couple did offer to give up their table and move elsewhere in the restaurant but we denied their offer so they could finish their meal. Service was a bit slow (it was so slow that one of the chefs ended up brining out food to our table), but the food made up for it. Our group ordered the fried calamari (small pieces of calamari fried to perfection), lamb empanada (super tasty ground lamb with flaky crust), yucca fries (need I say more - this slaps especially the sauce), and elote to start. We also ordered the rotisserie chicken with a side of quinoa and pesto pasta. The rotisserie chicken was served whole with TONS of French fries and a delicious salad. The quinoa was so good and light and honestly paired well with the salad for added fiber. The pesto pasta was okay and didn't really care for it. This place is something I would crave and so glad it's not super far from me. Can't wait to go back and try the rest of the dishes here.

After striking out for last minute tables elsewhere, we desired ceviche. Las Brasas appeared in our search and we fled the hoards of Virginia Highlands. Located in the former Burnt Fork BBQ in Decatur, we had no wait for a table for a laid back, casual meal. Elotes, lamb empanadas and spicy mixto ceviche made a great meal. The corn wasn't drowned in toppings like many other places, allowing a complete taste of the dish. I LOVED the empanadas. The exterior was flakey but the inside was still moist, not dried out like so many over fried examples. Well done. And we also really enjoyed the ceviche. Good spice, acid forward, but the fish was still the star of the dish as it should be. Cocktails were well made and delicious. Service by Xavian was prompt and friendly. We didn't have an opportunity to try the chicken, which has pride of place in the center of the menu, but that gives a great excuse to return. For a spur of the moment Saturday night,we were very happy. Great value as well: the above meal and three cocktails came in under $100. We paid half that for two drinks at a higher regarded restaurant we couldn't get a table at.

My partner and I wanted to try something new in the area. I for one was craving some good chicken and I'm glad we landed on las Brasas. We came on a Saturday evening, it wasn't too crowded but the ambiance was lively. I really enjoyed my chicken and the potato salad. I found the yuca fries to be underwhelming for its price. Overall I'd go again to satisfy my chicken cravings

The best chicken in town I try so far so juicy the best The pinto beans are delicious Totally recommended

I came to this place in Decatur, Georgia for lunch. The food was ok, it carries a Peruvian profile, but is short by far when it comes to authentic Peruvian dishes. The server was really good, attentive and caring. The ambiance was nice, you can tell that several people around the downtown area, come for lunch here. I believe that in order to carry a Peruvian name, they should have more variety on their dishes and drinks al estilo Peruano!

I love a good Peruvian restaurant and this one is very tasty. The roasted chicken is done well, is moist and very good. The Octopus app, was also done well. I didn't love the potatoes mixed in but that wouldn't stop me from eating it. Lomo Saltado, tasty but the bits of steak are a little small. The yellow and green sauce are a must. I would definitely come back.

I love it! It was my first time visiting and I was very impressed. They had a lot of great food options. I wanted to try a little bit of everything. The server was very attentive and checked on us frequently. It was crowded but I still felt like I had enough space while dining. I will definitely be returning soon!

We came on an early Saturday afternoon and we sat at the bar. Our bartender was nice and friendly and she made me a delicious pisco sour. We get the lomo and rotisserie chicken and they were both very good. The serving size was perfect and yuca fries were delicious. The sauce they had for the chicken and fries was also very tasty. This is a nice restaurant with pretty decor and with indoor and outdoor seating will certainly come back here.

If you want fried chicken that is perfectly prepared, come here'l! It has a nice spice, and breading that's not too thick and overwhelming. It comes out piping hot too because their fried chick is to order. We also enjoyed the appetizer of lamb with papa rellena that is crunchy outside! And the duck skewers were so tasty in a type of hoisin sauce. Yum. One of my favorite restaurants for great food at not so high prices. We always love returning.

The chaufa marisco and rotisserie chicken were superb! The hubs had the chaufa marisco, and it came with a lot of rice. The mixture had Spanish octopus, calamari, flounder pieces, and small shrimp pieces. I saw that the corn was in chunks so they must have taken a corn on the cob and sliced it. The rice was flavorful with the egg and spices, but it was a bit soggy than I imagined fried rice to be. I had the half rotisserie chicken. I saw another couple beside us order it so I opted for this healthier version instead of the fried one. And I only ordered the chicken as it was a decent size. The plate came with a green (huacatay) sauce, one dark piece, and one white meat. It was Peruvian brined, hardwood chicken that was really simple and yet delicious! Service was friendly. The food overall was pretty tasty that came with good portions, but it was a tad salty. There was also a variety of other foods: ceviche made to order, stir fry, and skewered meats to name a few categories. Since Las Brasas is on the edge of downtown Decatur, there's a private lot. Depending on which side of town you're coming from, aim for the McDonald's as it's right next door.

I've dined at Las Brasas since moving to Atlanta in 2015, and the Peruvian food served here has always been consistently good! I just can't believe that I hadn't written a Yelp review until now. Parking for Las Brasas can always be found. It has its own parking lot, and more parking can be found at the business next door (the one with the golden arches in its company logo), although I'm not sure of using that parking lot is ok with that business. Customers walk through the entrance doors and can immediately see the kitchen area. This is where they wait until being seated by the host, who can seat them in the main dining area, at the nearby bar, or the outside patio. At times, the main dining area can be crowded, not only when it's full of customers, but also when the tables and chairs are placed too close to each other, and customers walking by may bump into the backs of the chairs of seated customers. The bar area is a great place to meet new friends and seems to be the noisiest section of this restaurant. Customers can grab a drink and enjoy the program on the TV monitor, usually tuned to a sports channel. At times, the main dining area can get noisy when it's full of customers, and I highly suggest sitting inside in the evenings, when the indoor lighting can make that space look more intimate. The patio area has long high top tables and tall stools to sit on. On hot and sunny days, customers should be aware that shade from the materials hanging over the outdoor dining patio is only partial. The real star of Las Brasas are the menu items, with the rotisserie chicken at the top of its food specialties. Our most recent visit was during lunch (Las Brasas has lunch and dinner menus), and I ordered the half rotisserie chicken and a side salad. R ordered the half rotisserie chicken and a side of steamed rice. Our friend not only ordered a full order of the house fries as an appetizer for the three of us to share, but she also ordered the quinoa power bowl with chicken. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable, quick and efficient. The entire time we were at the restaurant, we never had the need to ask our server for anything, since she was always alert, providing our utensils before we needed them, keeping our water glasses constantly full (we were eating outside in partial shade and the weather was very warm and sunny), bringing more napkins, coming by periodically to find out how everything was going, and asked if we needed take out boxes for leftovers. We were served the house fries first - hot, crispy and a big portion - with a dipping sauce. Within five minutes, our entrees were served. My rotisserie chicken was hot and the meat was moist and flavorful. There was a dipping sauce that, although wasn't needed for the chicken, actually enhanced the flavor of the chicken. My side salad was full of fresh vegetables, and well made, served to me after it was tossed with the cucumber dressing. The three of us had a great dining experience. **I do have to add that one of my favorite menu items has been the Lomo Saltado, a stir fried, savory beef dish that has fresh slightly cooked veggies in it, served with rice and French fries. So good, but I'm warning you that you may get hooked on it, since Las Brasas makes this dish extremely well!**

great food, shareables and drinks. The whole chicken was the centerpiece. we augmented with some amazing compliments. delicious.

Really nice spot! Their ceviche offering is bomb. I've never been to place that offer specifically Ecuadorian ceviche. It was so good - I ordered it twice! It comes with buttery white rice and the best tostones I've had. I also ordered the papa a la huancaina, which was okay. The potato was cut so thick so there wasn't as much sauce relative to the large pieces of potato. I also went back and ordered the roast chicken. It was good but I honestly liked the ceviche more. I also ordered the chicha morada which is purple corn with spices. They also have Inca cola in the fridge too!

Las Brasas was my first dip into the Peruvian food scene. Really wanted a Lomo Saltado and they have a great one. Perfectly cooked steak, over fries, tomatoes, and onions. Although with a side of rice and soy sauce it was a great combination of ingredients. Since Las Brasas was off the made strip of Decatur parking was not an issue as they have a sizable parking lot. The service was spotting at times. We were served food at first with utensils and it took some time finding someone that could help us. Other than that things were very smooth.

So, so good. I am picky about chicken salad and the avo chicken salad sandwich was ON POINT. I normally don't eat the bun, because it takes always from the chicken. This bun melts into the sandwich perfectly. Holy moly.

Lamb papa appetizer off the chain... wine pours conservative no holiday pours here so save your money for the sip .. order the Saltado beef - I have had waaay better at Mambos in Alpharetta- their meat too chewy and not flavorful enough- they do have large portions - the fried rice bowl huge but very little meat in it - the rotisserie chicken tender but I've had better from Sam's club rotisserie chickens and Kroger chickens too - service from our waiter was vey good - parking seems like for McDonald's Only but they share with Las Brasas.

Delicious Peruvian food right in the middle Of Decatur! This location never disappoints and has great food time and time again. They have both indoor and outdoor dining (and pick up of course). Parking is available behind the restaurant and there's a spot right in front if you are just grabbing food to go. Staff is courteous and food is fresh and flavorful. If you are an adventurous eater, try their ceviche dishes. If you'd like a safe but great option, you can't go wrong with their lomo saltado.

Man oh man. I found a gem. I've been twice and it's my go-to when it's my turn to pick a spot. I've had the: Lamb empanadas Elotes Yucca Fried Rotisserie and Fried Chicken Fried Rice The perfect meal is the fried chicken, yucca fries, and elotes. The lamb empanadas consisted of a ground lamb/beef combination lowkey heavy on grease. The second time, not so great. The first time it was shredded, although the man told me it wasn't. Elotes is the street corn consisting of everything good. Pure perfection. The Yucca fries are golden on the outside soft on the inside, always hot. The sauce is like spicy cream, goodness that I could dip anything in. Fried chicken. Muah. The BEST. Fried rice is insignificant, skip over it. Parking on the side of the restaurant, no charge. It's within walking distance to Decatur square, so we walked over Butter and Cream for dessert.

I've been coming here for 7 years maybe more ..... I'm so disappointed I'm this local neighborhood spot! The quality has went down nothing taste the same and to top it off they charge you 3.30 to get a to- go order .... So basically they penalize you for getting a to - go order . My same order seafood chaffua is 7 dollars more with the same amount of seafood , which is fine but don't charge me for Togo containers , that cost 60 dollars a case for #1 paper Togo boxes . As an executive chef in Atlanta this is robbery! Not to mention they charged me 3 dollars for 3 table spoons of green onions what a sham . I love this place but it's ridiculous..

Service was very quick, food didn't take long.Bar was a good atmosphere. Drinks good. Food was ok... I had the half chicken elotes and beans. I'd come back for the bar to hang out but maybe not the food .

Simply good food My son and I thought we were going to a Mexican spot and in ended up being one of the best experiences. After we discovered it wasn't Mexican food, our lovely waitress invited us to stay and try something new and I'm glad we did. My son has a new love for yuca fries now and I experienced a new spin on fried chicken. Everything was delish! The sauces we really good, Peruvian food is yummy, with all of the spices. The restaurant was clean, service was fast and the people we warm and welcoming. We will definitely be back!

Best meal deal around. $35/38 for whole chicken family meal that comes with a large salad, fries, and delectable dipping sauces. We got half fried half roasted. They were very juicy and well seasoned. Can feed 2 or 4. We also ordered the lomo skewers and mixto ceviche, both were yummy. Perfect casual spot for some good food.

Didn't know this spot was in town and so close to Decatur downtown. It was my first time sampling Peruvian chicken and the place doesn't disappoint. Definitely try both the rotisserie and fried chicken. My friends loved their ceviche and lamb empanadas too.

Consistently fresh, tasty entrees and quick service! Love the empanadas and, of course, their signature Peruvian hardwood charcoal rotisserie chicken.

This place is touted as authentic Peruvian food, which I think can be hard to find sometimes, so I was excited to see what it was all about. I wanted an authentic experience so I tried the hongo saltado - it's basically a stir fry of mushroom + other veggies and fries in a salty, slightly tangy sauce, served with either rice or linguine pasta on the side. (I don't eat meat, or else would have tried the famous lomo saltado.) It was pretty good, but it was very salty (true to its name, I suppose). Salt was the overpowering flavor of the entire dish, and I didn't particularly enjoy that - I don't think I would get it again. My friend (who has lived in Peru) ordered a pisco sour (an authentic Peruvian drink) and enjoyed that. Other things ordered were the chaufa (fried rice) and the solterito salad, and everyone seemed to enjoy those. For dessert we tried the lucuma cheesecake and chocolate cake - the chocolate cake was nothing to write home about, and the cheesecake was rich, except that it came with strawberry, not lucuma. Overall, the food is solid, and I think generally stands up to its claim of authentic Peruvian food (excepting the dessert).

Very good service and the food was great had Lomo Saltado with a side of Yuca and desert was the chocolate cake. All excellent Mojito was very strong always a +

Ep. 76 of AntlantaEats This is probably the most known Peruvian restaurant on the Eastside. I ate here a few years back, decided to give another visit. As appetizer we took a bite of the "Papa a la Huancaina" it was ehhh, needed more flavor. The Entree I ordered "The Lomo" was ok too. Not terrible but it's not a rush to another again. I felt the Pesto Pasta could of been better. The Beef was a little too chewy. Kumi and Christa ordered almost the same thing (The Peruvian Fried Rice) which was much better than my order. If I come back I will order it. Bonus ++ Not pricey, good customer service, family friendly environment, free parking Here's my experience: https://www.instagram.com/p/CPjkBeMgM3E/?utm_medium=copy_link

Salad had mold on it . Chicken was ok. Corn was very bland. Did not like the plantains at all.

We really enjoyed our dinner at Las Brasas. We recently traveled to Peru and had a hankering for some Peruvian fare so went with our daughter and son in law. We ordered the whole chicken family style meal as well as lomo saltado, salad, lamb empanadas and several of the cocktails. We really enjoyed everything. The lomo was the stand out. I'm not a lamb fan, so will just say others loved the empanadas. We all loved the chicken and sauces. But everyone's favorite was the lomo. We ordered one entre and shared it all around. The drinks were all great. I had the sangria, and others ordered the mama quilla, the Roselyn, etc. Basically we tried several and they were all super! Cant' wait to go back and try the pisco sour and other menu items. (In Peru they had several pisco variations (pisco lemonade is the bomb!) besides the original that I liked better, so maybe next time).

On this #ThankYouThursday I wanted to take a look back on some of my favorite places and see who I hadn't yet written a review for. I decided to go with Las Brasas! My boyfriend and I love this place. Any time I ask him what he wants for dinner, 9/10 times, he says ceviche. Las Brasas is our favorite Peruvian restaurant in Atlanta. The ceviche is perfect. The calamari is delicious. The mariscos saltado is equally as yummy with rice or linguine. The hongo saltado is tasty. Everything we've had from here has been wonderful, including the service. Thank you, thank you, thank you! The ambiance is very casual, bar-restaurant style. It's been too long since I've been back and writing this review is inspiring me to take a little drive to Decatur...

I found this Peruvian place and I was looking forward to trying some Rotisserie chicken and Chaufa. I've never had fried chicken in a Peruvian restaurant so when I saw it on the menu, I figured I would try both (to share with others, don't go thinking I eat a lot of food like that). Well, the fried chicken was the best choice here. It tasted great and was surprisingly light to me. Almost like you can eat a bunch of it and think you could eat more because it tastes so good. And you know you should stop eating it but you can't help it type of tastes good. So if you go here, get the fried chicken. I also had the Chaufa Lomo. Great side item to share with others with the chicken. Give that a shot as well. This place is just a little far for me, but if I'm in the area, I'll go here. They do make the food to order, so be prepared to wait a little bit, but the food is worth it.

First time here..first time having Peruvian food. It was delicious. Great location and great selection of dishes and beverages. Great customer service!! Will definitely come here again!