Came here for a quick dinner and got the rotisserie chicken. It was juicy, not dry at all. Fries were decent too. Portions are generous for the price. Service was friendly but a bit slow since it was busy. Fine spot if you want something casual and filling.

Ribs were tender, sauce had a good kick. Portion was huge, took half home. Mac and cheese did the job. Place was packed on a Tuesday night, kinda loud but whatever. Solid pick if you&#39;re in the area and want BBQ without the fuss.

Stopped by for a late seafood lunch in San Isidro. Portions are solid for what you pay. Had to wait a bit for a table but it moved fast. Got the ceviche, pretty fresh. Nothing fancy but dependable if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

The pulled brisket sandwich with their house BBQ sauce was solid. Meat came apart easy, sauce had a nice tang to it. Only thing&mdash;tried calling ahead for a table and nobody picked up. Ended up just walking in, worked out fine anyway.

The makis here mix sushi with Peruvian stuff pretty well. That soy-infused snail one stood out, kinda unexpected but worked. Place was busy when I swung by, so took a bit to get the order. Fine for a casual stop though.

The ceviche was spot on&mdash;fish super fresh, lime just right. Also grabbed the chicharron sandwich, that thing was ridiculously tender. Place gets packed and service gets a bit scattered, but honestly the food carried the whole visit. I&#39;d go back just for that ceviche.

Came for dinner and ordered the beef&mdash;cooked right, decent portion. Prices are fair for what you get, especially these days. Staff checked in a few times without hovering. Place was a bit loud but fine for a pub. Solid choice if you want something simple and filling.

The seating by the window gives you a nice view of the Huaca while you eat. Cappuccino was solid, breakfast with eggs and bacon did the job. Just wish the chairs were a bit more comfortable.

The pisco sours here are solid&mdash;easily some of the best in Miraflores. Food&#39;s good too, though portions run a bit small for the price. Still, a nice spot for a relaxed drink.

Stopped by for lunch after hearing some folks talk about it. Got the sancocho and an arepa. Soup had that deep, slow-cooked flavor, reminded me of Sundays back home. Arepa was solid too, simple but done right. Place gets busy around noon, so you might wait a bit for a table. Fair price for what you get. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The fried egg stuffed avocado was wild&mdash;crispy outside, creamy inside. Pisco sour hit the spot too. Chicken salad was just okay but fresh.

Food&rsquo;s still solid and the spot&rsquo;s easy to get to. Service though&mdash;kinda depends on the day. Typical fast food vibe, nothing more.

The smoked trout bagel was good, pancakes too. Carrot cake&rsquo;s the one to get though. Place has a nice vibe, service didn&rsquo;t miss a beat. Only thing&mdash;portions aren&rsquo;t huge for what you pay. Left full but not stuffed. Fine for a treat, just don&rsquo;t come starving.

Small spot with a warm vibe. Pasta was solid, pizza too. Service kept it easy. Good place if you&#39;re nearby and want something simple.

The pollo a la brasa is solid, skin crispy and meat juicy. Frozen lemonade on the side cuts through it perfectly. Third visit, still hits the same.

The seafood rice here reminded me of home cooking, honestly. Big portions, like seriously big. The causa was good too, creamy and fresh. Place was a bit noisy when I went, but the food made up for it. Solid spot for northern Peruvian flavors, no frills.

The meat was really good quality, and they had a nice pisco selection. Service felt warm, not rushed. Just a heads up&mdash;waiting during peak hours can take a while. But honestly, the food made up for it. Comfortable spot overall.

The smoked sweet potato pur&eacute;e stole it for me. Garlic confit on the side worked too well with the meat. Solid plate overall, just on the pricier side.

The northern platter was plenty for two, maybe even three. Took a while to get a table, but the flavors made up for it. Prices are a bit steep, though the portions balance that out. A cold beer on the side worked well with the smoky bits.

Stopped by for lunch on a workday. Chaufa rice and the soup were solid, big portions for the price. Place was busy but service kept up. Nothing fancy, but it did the job. Would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area and need a quick, filling meal.

The special fried rice and roast pork were solid &mdash; crispy skin was on point. Flavors came through without being drowned in soy sauce. Tables are a bit tight and service felt rushed, but I&rsquo;d still eat here again.

Came here on a busy Saturday night. The chicken was really tender and had good seasoning, not dry at all. Place was packed with families and tourists. Service was a bit slow but they were clearly slammed. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent spot for a quick bite. Maki were a bit heavy on the rice, but the price is fair. The delivery promo made it worth it.

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