Lima de Veras Restobar

My family and I decided to try Lima de Veras Rescobar, and overall the food was pretty good. The ceviche was very tasty, and the main dishes had good flavor. However, the lomo saltado was a bit of a letdown it was too dry and didn’t have the usual juicy texture. Unfortunately, the service really brought down the experience. They brought our food but didn’t provide silverware, so we had to wait to even start eating. We also asked for water, and it never arrived. The place has more of a nightclub vibe, which might work for a night out, but it’s not ideal for a family gathering. Small details made things worse — the men’s restroom had no soap or paper towels (I had to use women’s restroom) These may seem like little things, but they make a big difference in the overall experience, and food safety Definitely not the best choice for a family meal.

From the moment I walked in, the ambiance transported me straight to Peru. The warm, inviting décor paired with lively music made it feel like a true cultural escape — not just a meal, but an experience. I started with the ceviche at a spicy level, and wow — it delivered! The spice hit just right, enough to make my nose tingle, but it never overpowered the rich, vibrant flavor of the fish and citrus. Truly one of the most refreshing and flavorful dishes I’ve had in a while. The cancha on the side was perfectly crunchy — not overdone, just the right texture to complement the dish. Then came the tallarines verdes with chicken fajita, a creamy pesto pasta that was packed with layers of flavor. Each bite revealed something new — herbaceous, savory, and perfectly balanced. The chicken was tender and seasoned beautifully, bringing it all together. This place left a lasting impression on my palate and my heart. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an authentic Peruvian culinary journey. Snagged some pictures along the way of other plates too.

We came here tonight on a whim. We parked in the parking lot and the food smell from this restaurant was amazing, so we came in and it was the best decision. It does seem they have new management and perhaps a revamped system so it was a bit difficult paying, but it was still smooth! We loved the food here, as we were greated with the same aromas from the parking lot the Smokey wok aroma. Amazing food, friendly staff and great fresh flavors! We ordered the yucas and another dish for appetizers, and both were so fresh and amazing. For the dinner we ordered a fried fish dish mixito and the spaghetti lomo saltado with tenderloin. Wow, just wow, the flavors for the lomo saltado were so amazing and you could tell just how fresh all the ingredients were. They blended the flavors so perfectly with the onions, green bell and the tenderloin, so much so the noodles were perfectly complimenting the sauce! The fried fish was so fresh and each flavor was distinct, the fish actually had perfect crisp and the shrimp and calamari in the dish were chefs kiss!

Tonight was my first time eating at Lima de Veras and I’m here to say this Peruvian cuisine is hands down the best taste in the DMV! We are a family that travels around to explore different restaurants and came across this recommendation. I’m 45 minutes away from location and I would return in a heartbeat! We went on a Tuesday night and the service was amazing. We recommend Lizzy, she was so warm and inviting. The food was fresh, presented beautifully, and left you wanting to return for more. We got to Meet one of the owners Omar, he is so attentive and embraces your presence and you can see the passion he has for your experience! Thank you Omar ! Don’t think twice about it ! Go see for yourself !

Excellent food and the presentations are spectacular, the taste of each dish has the differences from the others restaurants. I will definitely return with my whole family is a place of entertainment with good live Criolla music ( Peruvian Music) and songs from the 80's .. Super recommended

Amazing Peruvian food and staff. On weekends they have a DJ and or band and singers. They also show the Peruvian futbol games and are about to have a brunch and open patio. They continue to bring amazing flavors and sabor and are very consistent. If you haven't been, you need to go today!!!!

Thoroughly enjoyed every item we tried at the soft opening! We were surprised how large the serving sizes were - even the appetizers. The food came out quick and our favorite item was the chaufa! We were so stuffed that we had to take the dessert to go and it was delicious! Would recommend.

We recently visited Lima de Veras in Sterling, and overall, it was an interesting experience. It was just the two of us, and we decided to try the tallarin verde con lomo saltado and anticuchos. The dishes were flavorful and gave us a real taste of Peruvian cuisine. The cocktails were a mixed bag – pretty good overall, but some were a hit or miss. There was plenty of parking nearby, which was convenient, and the place was clean, adding to the comfortable vibe. However, there was a concert happening that evening with a cover charge. Despite us having dinner and a few drinks at the bar, they still wanted to charge us a cover to stay inside, which we found a bit odd. Since we weren't familiar with the group performing, we decided to just call it a night and left. It was a decent spot for dinner, but the cover charge situation was a bit of a letdown.

We had already breakfast 3 times here. Pork sandwich is great with the tradicional bread. The tamales are good. FYI, breakfasts entrees come in large portions.

The food is absolutely amazing. Which is really sad. The service is awful from the moment we walked in. They just told us to sit with an attitude. We were not given any utensils until we asked. They brought out our food each separately. The food I ordered was cold. The food for the kids was great and well made for their food allergies. When we asked for help with the cold food they acted as if we were being rude. One of the things we ordered never made it out till we were paying. It was such a bad experience and it sucks because the food was so good. The ambience was nice with music. We will not return.

There is bad, there is terrible, and then there is this place. Bad doesn't describe it. We were excited to try Lima De Veras since it was a new place in the area and we do like Peruvian cuisine. And what a mistake that was! Starting with service. Awful all around. The wait staff was doing anything but waiting tables. They were wondering around the place for the most part, and on multiple occasions we just had to get up and go fetch one of them to get service. The simplest restaurant services - offer to order a drink, bring water, ask if there are questions about the menu - were totally absent. Okay, we chose to focus on food. Service was what it was. Here comes the food. Causas - look great on the picture, absolutely terrible otherwise. The potatoes were very underseasoned and the creamy sauce on top was just awful. It was like drinkable version of some terrible mayo that lacked any spice or flavor decided watered down mayo hints. Great presentation though. Grilled octopus - if you like traditional Spanish type octopus, this is close to it but flavors are very different. It might have been enjoyable if not for 2 things - that mayo-like sauce again that just unpleasant in texture and flavor and dirty octopus! Yes, they didn't not properly clean the octopus and didn't remove the dark parts from the tentacles! Absolutely disgusting. Cau cau de mariscos (seafood stew like dish) lacked any flavors that this dish is supposed to have but instead had fishy tones that were not enjoyable at all. No spice, no seasoning, just bland and unbalanced. Ceviche was okay, nothing too spectacular but good overall. Highly suggest avoiding this place.

Very festive Ambiance!! Great Drinks. Good food and good service.. we came on a Friday night and after nine they turned the music up and the fun started!!!!

Service was bad! This lady that sold tickets to watch band said you either buy tickets or you leave ! We are finishing dinner! Very rud

This is a family Peruvian restaurant with great food and even live music I sat at the bar and ordered the octopus and a pisco sawer, both were delicious! The bar guys were friendly and provided a professional service Highly recommend!

Enjoyed a late lunch here with a friend. The place looks great and just opened about a month ago. Everything looks clean and nice. Staff is friendly and welcoming! Also the women's bathroom did have a changing table. The menu is extremely different from other Peruvian restaurants in the area so I recommend checking this place out for something new and different! Everything we got was very good. I loved my Chaufa 200 Millas. It was delicious. My friend got the Trigotto Marino which was very rich and creamy. If you like sweet potato/ pumpkin flavors you'll really enjoy the Picarones for dessert. Not that sweet with a fried dough like a beignet. We really loved the experience and would recommend it!!

The photos looked so good and we were excited for a date. There was exactly ONE other table eating so right away we got nervous. Nothing on tap. Couldn't make a skinny margarita. My Diet Coke had zero carbonation. At that point we decided not to get food and go somewhere else. They did bring out a huge tray of food that looked good - and then the staff started eating from the tray... not trying to shit on this place but we were disappointed.

Gran decepcion!!! Ordene Huancaina y Arequipa y la Salsa huancaina parecia un corrido casi sin sabor y la ocopa Fue Lo Peor, una receta distinta, nada que ver con la original, sabor a grasa, 0 mani, 0 sabor, 0 huacatay Como plato principal ordenamos Kam Lu Wantan y oh sorpresa los wantanes eran chips mismas tortillas mejicanas. sin relleno at all y la sazon 0 sabor chifa, casi sin sal Lo unico mas o menos estuvo el arroz chaufa, pero deberia ser mejor, me da vergüenza que reflejen este tipo de comida a la gente que no es peruana, capaz el cocinero deberia hacer un training en Peru

The food is quite good: ceviche and jalea and papa a la huainciana (potato side dish) were our choices, last time. Everything was very good. People talk about poor service? We have not experienced that. Today is only our second visit but the service is normal. They ask if we want anything frequently. Again, today is our second visit and there will be a third.

My recent experience at Lima de Veras for my wife's birthday celebration was utterly disappointing and frustrating. Despite making reservations for a party of 15 people, our evening quickly turned into a debacle of epic proportions. Upon arrival, it was immediately evident that the restaurant was not prepared for our reservation. Tables and chairs were not set up, leaving us to scramble and assist in arranging the seating ourselves. This lack of organization set the tone for what was to come. The most egregious offense was the abysmal service we encountered. We endured excruciatingly long waits--over an hour and a half--for our first round of drinks, followed by another hour-long wait for our second round. The prospect of enjoying a celebratory dinner quickly evaporated as the inefficiency of the staff rendered us unable to even place our orders. The culmination of these failures led to unanimous frustration among our party, prompting everyone to leave prematurely. Adding insult to injury, upon receiving the bill, it became apparent that we had been overcharged for drinks that were never even ordered--an egregious oversight that further underscored the incompetence of the establishment. Despite our attempts to address these issues with the management, our concerns fell on deaf ears. Their dismissive attitude and lack of accountability only served to exacerbate our dissatisfaction. In conclusion, our experience at Lima de Veras was nothing short of a disaster. The combination of poor service, disorganization, overcharging, and apathetic management has solidified our decision never to return. I would strongly caution anyone considering dining at this establishment to proceed with extreme caution, as it falls far short of even the most basic standards of hospitality and professionalism.

Went on a weekday evening to try it out. The place was empty, which is usually a bad sign. They have an excellent wait staff. The waitress was awesome, really made our meal great. The food was okay, but it didn't blow us away. They use flank steak in their Lomo Saltado, which is not the right type of meat as it overcooks easily. The anticuchos were good but cut too thin. The winner was the picarones. Best I had in a long time. I will definitely go back and try out different things.

The place looks good and the staff is very friendly. The food was above the average on the area BUT they did not serve the whole table at once (we we're only a party of 3). Between the first and the third plate there were 25 minutes. The restrooms need to improve (missing things and the cleanliness). The prices are above the average, so they need to improve the attention to the details

As the name suggests, this place is legit! I went to Lima de Veras with my family (we are all Peruvian) and we had an overall great experience. The food: lomo saltado, seco and anticuchos all had an excellent authentic taste. The mini causas were good, but not worth the money in my opinion. The drinks: pisco sour and maracuya sour were delicious! The chicha sour was not well served and frankly it was gross. I might have tried to change it out, had the waiter come to check on us sooner. That is one reason they lose a star in my eyes....maybe a little too authentic. Nobody likes a server with an attitude. We are in the US and you're getting tipped 15-20% of my (LARGE) bill, so be a little nicer and definitely more attentive. Bad server experience has kept me away from returning to other places, but I definitely plan to return to Lima de Veras...the food was just that delicious!

Love the atmosphere here! The background music is great, and the food fabulous! Absolutely loved the server, Lizy, who is from Peru. She was delightful and made for a great experience. It was like traveling to Peru but without the expense and air travel. We had the classic ceviche as an appetizer. Perfection. Picarones (Peruvian donuts) for dessert. Yummy! Thank you!

Would not recommend. My entree came out before my appetizer. Brought out my entree just place it on the table and walked away. Didn't even bother to ensure he provided the right dishes to the folks who requested them. Sat at my table for 15 minutes before I was able to request silverware. My food was cold by then.

We were excited to try their Peruvian Brunch buffet. Pictures on the website looked amazing with all kinds of interesting dishes and vibrant, fresh fruit. The good: the coffee- really good, but not included in the buffet price. The ugly: Scant food, no fruit at all, no names or descriptions for the food. We didn't bother taking pictures. Super disappointed.

We have been waiting for the opening for some time now. We were pleasantly surprised they were doing a "soft opening." They did not disappoint. The service was great and food exceptional. They plan to have live music and have ample space to be successful. We will definitely go again. Excellent first impression.

Ooof this place needs lots of love. I came when they first opened and they were amazing. Unfortunately, it looks like they are hurting now. The food is great. No question there, the problem however is on the service. For starters, I went with my partner in the morning. There were only 4 tables total in the dinning area. No music playing, the credit card processing machine wasn't functioning. That's ok we can work around that, however, it's on the service itself. The server wasn't very knowledgeable. She didn't understand steps of service, and unfortunately she didn't speak English. There were 2 guests who did not speak Spanish and even a question of, what beers do you have, was challenging. When I looked at the bartender, he was on his phone and did not care that the server was struggling. Not his tables, so not his problem right ? Sad. Disappointing. Now to make it clear this was NOT the servers fault. None whatsoever. This is solely on the manager. How can a manager or owner run an establishment like this? How do you leave your employees so unprepared? Again, this falls on management and management only. Not the server, not the bartender, but the person who should be leading their team to success. If this continues, I'll be sad to see it go. It had so much potential, the food is great, but if they don't find someone to give it the time and love it so desperately needs it will fall.

I wish I could give this place a 5 stars. Unfortunately, I did not have a great experience. I had gone two times previously and thought it was a bit overpriced but food was okay. But this third time, I felt compelled to write a review. I went on Valentine's Day, my boyfriend got a ceviche de rocoto, we got a jalea to share and I ordered a lomo saltado. You can see the two dishes in the picture, and they were okay! The ceviche and jalea arrived but they forgot my lomo (hence no picture). I had to asked for it a couple of times, I ended up taking it to go. We also asked for water twice and it never arrived. The only thing that got there fast was the bill as soon as we asked for it. Oh! And there is no Pisco!?! Management needs to do better with their staff, our waiter apologized for the service but we could see her taking care of multiple tables at once. It is def not her fault but until they resolve this issue this restaurant is going to suffer.

We tried this restaurant for the first time. Bottom line: Food Presentation is better than taste. The food here was just okay. I am not sure yet whether I would recommend it but I haven't tried all their dishes yet. Lastly the food was way over priced.

Terrible. My wife and I placed an online order, were charged in full, but told by the staff that an item we ordered doesn't exist on their menu anymore. This was over a month ago and the item is still listed on the website. Just lazy. Anyways, not a huge deal right? Wrong. They substitute it with an item that doesn't remotely resemble the "mystery meal" I tried to order. Instead of lomo in a cream sauce, I get pasta with chicken. What? That's like ordering pizza and getting chicken soup. Not even close. I set aside my disappointment in hopes that the food would at least taste good. Nope, not a win either. It was tasteless, thin fried chicken sitting on a bed of tallarine verde that tasted like seafood. Why does my pasta...topped with chicken...taste like old shrimp? Hard nope on this one. Just no. Support a Peruvian family, buy a Peruvian cookbook, or find another Peruvian restaurant that knows how to make quality food. This isn't it.

If I could leave zero stars I would. The service at this restaurant is awful. They wait staff did not understand what a tequila and soda was and I had to explain it to two different waiters in detail and they still messed up the drink order. The food is average. Don't come here.

I will never go back again. Poor quality, taste was so bad. In Peru, I can eat 1000 times on the street and much better than this place. I spoke with the waiter and supposedly with the manager. They gave apologies and they asked me why I didn't choose the other options on the menu which they said are better. How would I know? So why did they put this on the menu if it's not so good, if you can not make a "chicharrón de pollo el chinito" then remove it from the Menu. The yuca was dry and the two sauces that accompanied it were weird and tasted so bad. The flavor of the chicken was also strange. This tasted nothing like it does in Peru. In the food industry the quality and taste should be fine. Also it is a very expensive place.

Food and drink was insanely overpriced 6 dollars for a singular soda. There was little to no flavor in the food, the staff rarely appear to check on you. The outside and inside of the restaurant look promising, there is even a stage to perform on for bands but the whole time we were eating there was a man moaning into the mics nonstop.

We were excited to see new restaurant in our area. But it was huge disappointment. The service was extremely bad, we had to wait to place our order, then to get a check. After getting our food , waitress did not came to our table even once. The music was nice but a bit too loud, was not possible to have a conversation. The day we were there (Sunday 17th of July) AC was broken, it was hot and unpleasant. In the entrance hand sanitizer was empty. FOOD... food looked much better then tasted. Food was tasteless, no flavor, no salt, very plain. The octopus was smoky and over cooked, wasn't clean properly. We love Peruvian food and had high expectations, but if the things will stay where they are now, I don't think restaurant has big furniture. Unfortunately....

I was at Lima de veras yesterday I asked for Ceviche and causa, they were good other plates didn't impressed me Only problem I faced was the poor customer service, I had to stand up and go near kitchen to see if my server was around, she keep talking to other employees non stop, and we were the only ones at restaurant Hope this service improves

If i base this review only on the food, it would be 4*. The food was pretty good, no complaints with that. The dish i wanted to try, they were out of a component, which i get given supply chain issues and all, so i switched to another dish, Aji de Pollo, and it was good. Would have it again. Except i wont be returning to Lima de Veras. Our server was new, which was not a big deal, we get that she had to keep asking questions and getting clarification, and was a little slower than we might have expected, but we werent in a hurry so no biggie. The manager, however, i felt like was trying to rip us off. There were FOUR of us and they added a 20% gratuity to our checks without informing us. Again, not a huge deal, i prob would have tipped that anyway but they should have informed us prior to giving us our checks. Also, the bottom of the check lists FURTHER TIP AMOUNTS of 18%, 20%, etc whatever, which is probably standard for their receipt printers. However, we were never informed that a tip was added so it just felt shady all around that they would add it and then "suggest" another tip on top of that. What really rubbed me the wrong way was the way they handled my happy hour drink. My bill arrived with my drink, a tequila based drink for $8, at full price when i was assured it would be 50% at happy hour pricing. It was not, so our server took it to be redone. When she brought the bill back a second time, it had a cubra libre listed at $11, for a 50% discount price of $5.50. I pointed out that this was not the drink i ordered, and it previously said $8, so i expected to pay $4. The poor gal, she didnt know what was going on, just that her "manager" had a button for it and that was what they entered. Yeah, it's $1.50. No, it wont break me. It was a good deal still, i know. But the way they changed it to a more expensive drink and refused to change it back just rubs me the wrong way and regardless of how tasty the food was, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. SHAME ON THAT MANAGER for trading what was an otherwise nice meal for $1.50. If you do go, read your check carefully.

We decided to give this place a try for the Peru-Australia soccer game. We got a jalea for a group of 5 to share, as well as a couple lomo saltados and chicken skewers. A friend of mine was convinced the chicken skewers would taste similar to the pollo a la brasa, but he came out disappointed. I tried to warn him. The jalea was not the best I've had, it was q bit plain and lacking the taste of freshness. The sauces accompanying the jale were pretty good however. For drinks we had beers and a few pisco sours. The service was decent and quick considering it was a packed house. I'd be open to try them out again as I live in the area.

This is a new restaurant that is located at the former Irish bar in Countryside. The interior has improved 1000% and is now bright and airy decorated with light wood on walls and Peruvian handicrafts. The menu is not the typical Peruvian food. I'd say it's flavors are upscale. We had the Lomo Saltado and the Pesto a la Peruana. Both were wonderful as well as plentiful! The beef steak marinade was delicious and made the meat very tender. The pesto was also heavenly. We definitely will be returning soon. Our waitress was very attentive and made sure our drinks we're always full. If you've read the previous earlier reviews they were negative. I'd say if they did exist, management remedied it all. Visit this gem and give it a try.

We recently tried LIma De Vera Peruvian Restobar and the food was decent but the service was the worst. The menu options were a little on the smaller side, if you like seafood there was a nice amount of options. The Lomo Saltado was good but not great. There were plenty of servers working and we were pretty much ignored while tables around us were being served.

We tried this restaurant for the first time . The food was ok , service was slow but ok . I like the band .

Manejamos 45 minutos para llegar. Fuimos con nuestro hijo que llegó hoy de Atlantic City y le encanta la comida peruana. Que decepción. No nos gusto para nada ni la comida ni el servicio. El ceviche asqueroso, el pescado parecía malogrado. No lo pudimos comer. Los ajíes, horribles, parecían con aceite rancio. Mi churrasco demasiado cocido. Lo devolví y me trajeron otro. Tampoco estaba a término medio pero ya no quise reclamar de nuevo. En fin, mi esposo pidió un seco piurano con arroz y fréjoles. Le trajeron el seco con un tacu-tacu insípido y tieso. La salsa criolla era pura cebolla y con vinagre en lugar de limón. Realmente una experiencia gastronómica horrible.

Had no idea this place was so new....we were down from New Jersey dropping our daughter off at Dulles Airport.....just found them online and was very happy we tried them out! The menu is fanastic, the food was great and so was the service. We actually just popped in for drinks, apps, and had some dessert too.....we were raving to the waitress and she asked if we'd like to meet the chef.....we said "sure"....so he came out and spoke with us about the food. It was really special. The ceviche was perfect, there are a few to choose from and I bet they're all great...our was a very big portion and we loved it! Definitely get one of the ceviche. We enjoyed our Peruvian drinks just as much, the lime ones.

The grilled octopus is amazing. Best I've had anywhere; including Greece. The chef there is great. Everything was great. The fried fish, chicken, lamb shank and the squid/shrimp/scallop dish were all good. Finished off with the doughnuts, a completely wonderful meal.

Nuestra mesera Isabel nos dio un servicio increible ! La comida súper delicioso. Definitivamente vamos a volver una segunda vez

We visited on a Saturday afternoon for a quick bite. Since it was our first time, our waiter suggested the lomo saltado to share. The food was delicious! The rice was perfectly seasoned, the meat was tender and the fries were crispy! We also ordered drinks: the margarita and Paloma, but they weren't great at all though. I would come back for the food and service, but not for cocktails.

La comida deliciosa, una estrella menos pirque rl servicio estuvo un poco lento, definitivamente vamos a regresar aunque nos queda a 50 minutos. El cebiche de pato, delicioso, el pato suavecito servido sobre yucas cocinadas a la perfeccion. Pulpo acevichado, recomiendo ordenar el plato si te gusta el pulpo El arroz blanco riquisimo, aderezado tipo antaño El local muy lindo, nos encanto el colorido mural. Los picarones los sirven con un chantilly de la casa ademas de la tradicional miel de chancaca, una opción diferente pero definitivamente muy agradable.

very Unexpected, and really good. Lots of seafood to choose from and this makes me happy. I LOVED the octopus dish and almost everything else we ordered was goods. Even the dessert was delish. Highly recommended

$10.5 PER SODA. In the past I heard of this place, we'll know for people charging you double of your order and making lots of mistakes in their bill, only if you check you would notice that they are trying to take advantage of you. I was warned, I decide to experience it for myself. We attended a birthday party, the birthday person had reserve the table and pay for all the guest entrance. ($20 per person). In this ocasión every guest would have to pay for their own food and drinks. We arrived early to order food, we order appetizer and something to drink, after 11:00pm the band stared playing. The waitress were pushing very much for us to buy bottle service. When the waitress noticed that we were only going to order single drinks came to let us know we have to consume at least $50 per person. (Not even the birthday people knew there was such a ridicule rule). I was with a large group of friends and I was not drinking alcohol since I was going to drive. I order for my partner and myself. As you can see in the receipt they charge me $10.50 per soda. (Soda was served in a glass with no ice) They charge themselves 18% for service which is okay. My experience with this place is that they try to take advantage of you, and if you are drinking and not checking, you will for sure be robed. Food review: food was delicious, even though they got the order all wrong. Music: was great and fun. Ambiance: people got in a fight and security removed them and had to pepper spray them outside. I almost threw up my food because of the pepper spray.

There was Cold, Tasteless food. We ordered a pulpo anticuchero and It was very chewy. The lomo saltado was cold and hard. They served everyone else but no us water, we requested a glass of ice and the cup was dirty. Ceviches were chewy and flavorless. We were a party of 4 and the waiter automatically put 20% on the check. The only reason why we put a 1 star was because the anticucho was very good. Otherwise deserve 0 stars

When you think Peruvian food, I often have high expectations, however, the food there is nothing but, the high standards of a Peruvian restaurant. They have a very selective menu, the food is only ok. No worth it, at night they have a cover charge for men, as if people are not going to spend money inside. Then we asked for our favorite drink, Pisco Sour! They didn't have Pisco! What Peruvian restaurant doesn't have Pusco, well, it's Lima Deveras, pero no es lima deveras, very disappointed!!! Don't go there if you really want the Peruvian experience!!

Good food...but overpriced. I used to come here at least once a week. However I must say I'm sick of being disappointed by the service and sadly don't think I will be coming back. Almost every time I order takeout the staff is too busy watching YouTube and flirting with each other (and music is too loud so hosts can't hear the audible order has been placed notification) to notice an online order has been placed. So when I arrive generally the food isn't ready because they didn't realize an order was placed and I have to sit there and wait for them to get my order together. Also last time I ordered the hostess had given my Grub hub pickup order (not delivery order-- PICKUP) to some random person who was dressed as a grub hub delivery guy. I get there to pickup and she tells me my food has already left with "some guy in a red hat". She tells me this in Spanish (of which I understand very little) so I ask to talk to the manager (hoping to speak to someone in English to address the issue) and she tells me the manager is not there. So not only could I not talk to somebody about it but they also offered no solution to the problem which they had created. Anyway she gave me the managers phone number (which I called and left a voicemail) and the manager never responded to me. Also-- big surprise-- the food never arrived at my house. So I just ended up cancelling the over $100 order via grub hub. Totally ridiculous. Come . On . Bro.

Best Peruvian restaurant in Northern VA, and I have been to all Peruvian restaurants around the area such as Huascaran, La granja de oro, Revash, china chilcano, justas chicken, barra brava, etc. And they all suck, and their food is either way too condimented or taste bad. So, Don't mind those reviews that are less than 5 stars. Those people are just being petty, either complaining because service was slow- c'mon all businesses are facing employee shortage because no one wants to work, and even at 5 stars restaurants you have to wait for your food. Second, they complain that nobody spoke English, and thats just false, they do speak English, and even the menu is in English. Besides this is a Peruvian restaurant not an American restaurant. Food wise: top notch, clean, tasty, amazing presentation. Customer service: great, I was greeted warmly, my waiter always came to my table to make sure I didnt need anything. I will be back and will recommend this place to family and friends :)

This place is a joke! I purchased a $40 worth of Peruvian Resto bar Fusion dining certificate from local flavor which expired 6/17/ 23. I recently had back surgery, so I gave it to my brothers who have been very helpful to me to use . They went in and tried to use it tonight and they said we no longer participate with this. They can't do that! It doesn't matter whether they're participating anymore, they were participating when I purchased it. Super embarrassed when my brother called and said they won't accept it. If they do this with an up-to-date current cerrificate worth $40 that expired on the 17th of this month, no telling what else they might be capable of doing to save money. Shame on you Lima de Veras. Shame on you!!!!!

Peruvian breakfast: the sweet potato had more flavor than the pork, overpriced for the flavor. coffee from Dunkin has better flavor and cheaper.

Food is very good. Service is terrible. Very slow. Servers are not attentive to patrons. This is our third visit. Each time service has been an issue.

Ceviche was great but huancaína fettuccini was a complete waste of money. I felt like I was eating kids mac and cheese that I could've made at home. What started as a great meal ended up not even wanting to pay my bill.

One month passed and no contact from management. As I contact others who have visited, similar service reaction.