Sabor Peruano

Venue: This place is huge. They turn it into a nightclub at times and in the day a restaurant. Ample amount of parking and plenty of seating inside. They were at an old location before, but the upgrade is way nicer. You can definitely come here with the family, kids, or by yourself.Prices: The price for the food can get expensive but the amount of food they give you is worth it. So definitely the price and food amount add up. Like my fav dish is the fried rice, and it's like 22$, but it feeds 2. Service- I think they could do a lot better with their service it takes them a while before the waiter will come around and refill your water, so not bad but not the best. Just whenever you get your waiter or waitress, make sure you give everything to them because you might not see them in a while.Food - the food here is amazing it tastes very fresh and very flavorful. From a 0 and spice level to 100 if you like, I love the variety of that. Like I said, my favorite food here is the fried rice with shrimp. I could eat this every day with the green pepper. I would have posted pictures, but I ate it before I could even think next time, LOL.

I went to the original restaurant years ago and always remembered loving it, but it was unfortunately closed before I could go back. So I was really excited to try the new location.The service was fast, the staff was pleasant, there was tons of space for my antsy toddler to run a circle around our table and not bother anyone. The food was prepared well but all of it wasn't seasoned well.Here's what we ate:--Bistek de pollo a la pobre (thin pan fried chicken breast topped with a fried egg, served with rice, fries, and plantains). This chicken was perfection. So flavorful. I could've done without the egg but I also asked for it to be fried hard to do away with any funniness. I bet it's extra tasty that way for ppl who like that type of thing.--Mojarra Dorado (a fried whole tilapia). Cooked perfectly but the "Peruvian spices" the menu promises were either nonexistent or tasteless. We took most of this home, and I seasoned it up and added a sauce...much better and a quick meal!--kids chicken nuggets. I didn't try it, and honestly my little ppl were already full because of what I'm about to share next.Unsure if the toddler would like it, we fed the 3yo Wendy's chicken nuggets (it's in the same parking lot) before going in. While we were eating another couple came in with their little one in tow and a chick-fil-a bag...so maybe it's a thing to feed your children what they want so you can enjoy your experience in peace ‍ Either way, the staff seemed fine with them bringing food in. Lastly, about the staff being great: my 1yo upchucked before the food came, on herself and the highchair. They brought me paper towels to clean her up and then took away the dirty chair to clean and brought us a new one. I was all ready to clean that chair myself but they wouldn't let me. It was a kind gesture.

Love this place! Great food! Huge portions! The bistec a lo pobre is my favorite! Love the pickled onions and the green sauce is great on anything!

I love Peruvian food and was very excited to try this place, but my experience was disappointing. The portions are large but for the overall taste, it's not worth the money. Very bland and lacking in that authentic Peruvian flavor. The most unappealing part of my meal was the hoard of gnats that came out with the food and stayed for the duration of the meal.

Very good service. Large portions. First time eating so wasn't sure what to expect from Peruvian spices, but nice flavor, not heat.

I was so excited when my food came out that I forgot to take pictures. I will certainly take some next time.. I love fried seafood, and ordered The Jalea. Its descripted as Deep fried fish filet mixed with fried seafood accompanied with Onion salad. I'd like to start with the salad. Its slivers of red onion mixed with cilantro and a heavenly dressing. I'm not a real fan of raw onions, but this tasted fantastic with no raw onion taste. (I don't know how they did that, but they did.) The Jalea was a heaping platter of perfectly fried food. On the platter there were fish, calamari, shrimp and fried plantains. it was hot, crisp and delicious. My daughter had a half chicken that they had spatchcocked, and fried. It was served with fried Yuca. She raved about the flavor. The portions were big enough that we both took home left overs. We went for lunch and it was not crowded at all. The service was polite and efficient. The space is huge and you can tell that they cater to nightlife. There was a stage, with VIP section, and a sizable dance floor. They frequently have live music. Daytime, or night, I highly recommend giving it a try.

Lomo Salteado was delicious. The green sauce is a must try. Perfect amount of spice with great flavor. Excited to visit this spot for dinner. Looks like a great spot for a meal and some dancing. Service was quick and food was affordable.

I cannot claim to "know" Peruvian food ... but this was great. I simply told my waitress what I liked - and within 10 min I had a great meal. Apologies for lack of detail. But be assured, I'll return

I went there with my husband. The Food is amazing. We love it. We are looking forward to go back soon.

the food was disgusting, the service the same, the place was nice but I am not going back