Our favorite local Peruvian restaurant. The food is Amazing and well portioned !! Love love love

If you want authentic Peruvian food. This is the place! I came here for a family lunch after church. We were a pretty large group and they were able to accommodate us with ease. The staff was so welcoming and so kind! We ordered the ceviche mixto to start and I have never had ceviche this well prepared and this fresh! It was perfectly prepared and had a nice kick to it. (We like spicy but you can ask for it to be prepared without) For our main dish we ordered the Jalea Familial. It had fried fish, shrimp, and calamari. We also ordered a chaufa with just veggies. Everything we had down to the green sauce they include was mouth wateringly delicious. Every bite was packed with flavor! You could almost taste the love it was made with. This is def. A new staple for me for sure. Can't wait to come back

Looking at the place doesn't look like much, but it's clean and well lit, the food was very good, and the service was excellent, if anything could have been better was that the lomo saltado needed a little more vinegar and the beef was a little over, but definitely worth the trip

Okay, this one is a little tough one. The food here is great, it's one of those experiences that is like a little "toxic" relationship. You never know what you're going to get as far as employee and customer experience, There's been times you walk in and you can wait forever without anyone acknowledging you or hosting you to take a seat or take your order or guide you or welcome you, actually there isn't a host, I think that's where it gets confusing because the place is big enough and is operated as a restaurant. Even when you walk to the counter where usually you see the staff, they all seem to just be in a world of their own and they can see you're there but it's more of a "you approach us situation". I can deal with that yet for other people it could be a little interesting, I think this place has so much potential if they had somebody running this place that could guide other waiters and employees. There isn't a warm feeling. Now the food on the other hand, it's one of my favorites. I love tallarines verdes (which is like a fettuccine with green sauce) with carne. Plates are huge and so are servings. You will definitely have a hard time finishing your plate. Prices are considerate and they run more on the almost border of a pricier side. Bathroom is okay, big enough. Place is pretty big. Desserts are great. And the house gives you some sort of peanuts and a side of a some sort of home made sauce that has a little spicy kick to it. I wish they had some other type of welcoming appetizer that's on the house but I understand it might be what is something coming from the Peruvian culture, which I'm learning more about ! Thank you and I hope this helps improve and keep certain things!

I went with my kids for lunch today. We werent offered a lunch menu. The service was great but food took a little longer than expected. It was delicious! Note that they automatically add tip as a custom charge on the check and then it gets taxed. I asked to take it off so I can tip in cash, which I normally do but was told no option.

I've enjoyed Peruvian food for some time now, having had an opportunity to visit Peru a few years ago I'm pretty well-versed in the cuisine. Inti does it justice serving delicious Pollo A la brassa and Lomo Saltado. Wash it all down with some ice cold Chicha Morada. It's like I'm back in Lima. They have a varied menu and I can't wait to try some of the other menu items including Anticucho, Ceviche and arroz Chaufa. Everything was delicious and affordable. Great service. This is one place not to be overlooked.