Tony S.
Yelp
Located in what looks like an old auto mechanic's garage in a funky area just east of the historic southside of downtown Chattanooga, this is a good spot for brunch, especially on a sunny and warm day. The outside seating at least doubles the space. The place was packed for Saturday brunch, but because of the size, the wait was not long. As the name conveys, the menu is a real mashup of Peruvian, American South and even New Orleans cuisine. There are choices that are healthy & some more comfort food, so if you are with a group, there ought to be something for everybody. They have a large selection of Peruvian ceviches, so we had to order the Ceviche Tower. The tower was made of sweet potatoes, stuffed with mahi and shrimp and surrounded by a tasty sauce with corn & various other things thrown in for good measure. The sweet potato tower provided a nice contrast to the softer items and the sauce. Sort of weird, but definitely a fun and tasty item to order. We also had the wood fired veggies and grains with poached eggs. This place has a wood fired oven and it's put to great use on the veggies. They were outstanding in both their flavor and the way they were cooked, with just the right amount of crunchiness remaining. The confusion potatoes provided a good base to mix them with, the poached eggs provided some runny yolk to mix in and the quinoa topped things off. Definitely a good choice. When you order any brunch entree, you can help yourself to what they call their brunch bar. It had tomatoes & onions (just okay), potato salad (good), some other veggie salad with radishes & cucumbers (weird, but good) and oddly also several cookies and brownies (I guess to start and finish off your meal). Service was good even though they were really busy. Overall, a good, solid brunch experience. One extra note: they offer free parking in their own lot just a couple doors down the street from the restaurant.