Sabor a Perú

Good place for taste Peruvian cuisine with super generous portions in a casual, cozy spot near downtown. The menu is quite large and hits all of the most popular dishes like saltados and ceviches as well as a very big assortment of fried or other seafood dishes, and even soups like parihuela. Seeing the tables around us, looks like their most popular dishes are the ceviches and fried seafoods including their impressive jalea (assorted fried fish and other seafood including shrimp, squid, scallops, etc.), their chicharron de calamar (fried squid rings), and even their whole fried fish. The two of us got the chaufa de pollo, jalea, and fish+shrimp ceviche to share. Even just two of the dishes would've been more than enough since the portions are very very generous here, so all three together was overwheling in a good way. The ceviche had nice big chunks of fresh fish but only a small part of it was shrimp, which I didn't mind since I like fish more but if someone expected half/half they may be a bit disappointed; the leche de tigre was flavorful but not too acidic, and the nicely softened sweet potato on the side complemented everything well. The chaufa had a nice smoky flavor as expected and even after eating until we were stuffed, there was enough to fill an entire take home box. It could've had maybe a little more salt or umami but paired with the fried seafood in the jalea it was great. The jalea was really the showstopper here, a mountain of fried seafood topped with some lettuce and a nice pickled red onion salad. The coating was light and gave all the seafood a nice crisp but wasnt overly salty or crispy, and everything was nicely cooked without being dry or chewy; the pickled onions and lemon slices helped balance out the flavors and prevent everything from feeling too heavy. Overall, we had a great time and definitely got the most bang for our buck compared to really anything else in the area. While the food isn't as fancy or flashy as some of the other popular downtown spots, Sabor a Peru is a great neighborhood place for no frills, tasty, filling Peruvian fare.

Great food - Great prices - LOTS of food - friendly service - chill spot.Come in When you are hungry or hungover. And dress however you want.

This is a Biscayne trophy, is being serving delicious food for years.. the service is spectacular and the food is amazing!! Strongly recommend!! Peruvian delicatessen

This place had a traditional feel to it. From the moment we walked into the restaurant and experienced the welcoming pleasantries of our hostess/waitress, I felt as if I had been transported to South America. My Grubbing Buddies and I and ordered several seafood dishes that looked to be amazingly authentic to those in South America. Unlike dishes from the Caribbean, not everything was brown and breaded. These dishes were tastefully good. If I ever find my way to this area again, I will be sure to try their hefty, plated meals.

Casual peruvian restaurant in Edgewater.. nice spot for a casual lunch or take out on a day you're not in the mood for cooking! The ceviche is by far my fave, i have also tried lomo, but did not like it that much- last time the meat was not that great quality, the jalea is pretty good!! Service is fast & efficient, free parking os available in the back area.

As usual Sabor a Peru delivers the best - food, service, etc. I guess we had same old, same old - jaleo and parihuella. But you know, it's a good place as same old, same old is consistently good. It is here! In fact some other guests asked what we had and ordered the same, and enjoyed. What's more, we enjoyed the leftovers the next day at home. Thank you ...

Great mom and pop restaurant located in the heart of Wynwood. I've personally never had Peruvian food before and I thought it would be a great opportunity whilst visiting Miami. The menu was vast with many options but the servers were friendly and gave recommendations and refilled out waters very often. Expect to walk out full and 20 pounds heavier! They definitely do not skimp on the portions here. Each dish can probably feed 2-3 people. My friends and I recommend the calamari and the seafood fried rice! The steak, rice and beans were good however it was nothing special. Not sure if I'd eat here again but it was definitely a good experience! 2.6/5

We were in the area and decided to try this Peruvian restaurant. It was Sunday at 4pm and it was packed! Nonetheless, they sat us quickly. We ordered the shrimp ceviche and although it was very good, I didn't like that some of the shrimp had the tail on. We also had the jalea, the Tacu Tacu and the Lomo salteado. Everything was delicious. Service was good despite how busy they were. Definitely recommend.

Love coming here for Peruvian food. It's in midtown near Starbucks. They have their own designated parking spots that make it easy to park. I have been coming here years. The food is always tasty and consistent. The staff are always friendly. I order the ceviche, lomo saltado., jaela, and fried snapper are my go to staples. Anything you order will be delicious. There is nothing fancy about this place but really like the down to earth atmosphere with good food!

I really wanted to love this place since we've heard so many ppl rave about it. It was very difficult to leave 3 stars especially since the service was great. The staff was attentive and kind. We are indoors since it was a warm evening. The food was just OK. The ceviche was good but not the best I've ever had, we also had shrimp in garlic sauce which was not good at all. We left feeling disappointed not in the staff but in the food.