Gio’s Sazon Nicaraguense

Pretty good! Was in the area and wanted a quick, tasty lunch. This spot did not disappoint. Small with a few well place tables and a tv. Decent decor for a sit-down-carry-out. We got the whole chicken with 2 sides -- yellow rice and fries. The chicken was flavorful, tender, and juicy. The rice had veggies in it and was very good. Fries ... were a bit dry-- like fried twice. Staff was very helpful, friendly, and attentive.

Customer service is "Terrible". I was so excited because I found this place( they have Nicaragua food)!When I was telling the owner that now I don't need to drive two hrs to a Nicaraguan restaurant in Va anymore.He ignored me :/ and pretend not to listen. That was so Rude. Now I know why the place on a Saturday afternoon was empty...... I ordered two quesillos and they were sub par.The tortilla was colder.Probably I will give them a second chance in the future.

OK so, I have been raving about this place ever since I moved to the area and I've even shared it with a few coworkers and close friends and I'm here today updating this review because they have lost this customer FOREVER! First, let me say this incident happened a few months ago and I did not want to do this update, but it keeps resurfacing and I feel compelled to inform the public about what they are dealing with when they spend their money and consume food from this place. Since they cut back on the ingredients in their sauces, I've been ordering extra sauce, especially when I ordered a whole chicken and other items . On this particular day, I paid for (three extra green sauce and three extra yellow sauce), and remembered that they did not deliver enough sauce the last time although I had paid for it, so I decided to call and reinforce my point about my sauce before my food was delivered. The young lady who answered the phone did not speak English. She tried, and then handed the phone over to someone else while I was speaking with her. When this person came on the line, I overheard her as she was handing the phone over to this lady, while calling me loco. When I ask this woman, "did she just call me crazy"? She brushed over my question and basically ignored it. Personally, I find this very offensive and comments like this could've been interpreted numerous negative ways. I am a customer and you don't know me to refer to me as "loco" I have paid you in the past for extra sauce and I never received them, and I never bothered to make a fuss about them, but this particular day when I wanted to make sure I was not ripped off again over some petty sauce I was called crazy. So to end this, y"all don't need this "crazy" woman's money. And good luck with your business and I hope you continue to receive only Spanish-speaking customers who you can treat fairly and give them all of the sauces for free while the rest of your customers have to pay for them. I mean my goodness we can make the sauces at home, but why should we when we are spending our money on the food? The sauce comes with the food. Some people choose not to have them, and some people choose to. When I choose and I pay for extra that's all I asked for. Money don't speak my language. Get your shit together! BYE‼

Total hidden gem! We were in the area getting other takeout when I spotted this place. We gave it a try and I was so glad we did! This was my fave lomo saltado; I got it to go, and was so pleased with the careful packaging. It was just the right amount of spicy, and was perfectly balanced with some yellow sauce. I can't wait to try more dishes and highly recommend this spot nestled in the corner of a shopping strip.

La comida fabulosa, se presenta como pollo a las brasas pero tienen comida de Nicaragüense deliciosa como yo la recuerdo con ese sabor a casa con una deliciosa Toña . Con una amabilidad extraordinaria. Local pequeño pero muy limpio. El parqueo es un centro comercial que al rededor hay mas negocios hispanos, muchos carros.

Primera vez y última lastimosamente tengo que decir que la comida es ridículamente cara y para lo que es no puede tener esos precios la sopa de res 18 dólares por una tasita solo con carne y yuca que la puedes conseguir en cualquier restaurante salvadoreño por 12 dólares lo mucho, las raciones para los platos fuertes son extremadamente pequeñas y caras medidas con tasitas de té y los nicas no comemos así. Los platos de nosotros son bojaso. Todos los restaurantes nicas caen por las mismas por ser careros y por el sabor no lo vale ni la cantidad

Muy rica la comida la amabilidad el ambiente muy limpio sobre todo la comida muy rica

Gio's Restaurant is a small restaurant located near Weaton Plaza and on Georgia Ave. This is a traditional Nicaraguan restaurant, you will find the traditional= Nacatamales, Baho, Tajadas con Carne y Queso, quesillos, Lengua en Salsa. It's all tastes like Grand-Ma's homemade food.

Ok my fellow Yelpers this is the real deal. We have been looking for a place that sells Nicaraguan food for years and it is here. Have to try the Fritanga and fried cheese with a nice cold Tona. Super good and super nice service.

The food is wayyyy too salty. Way to chewy that makes your jaws hurt. The meat is cut into chunks and not flanks. I don't recommend at all. Over priced for nothing. Service sucks, they don't pay no attention to you . They give plastic knife's for CHUNKS of steaks that you can barely cut.