The food was amazing and choice of wines. Great conversation and our server, staff, cooks were again fabulous. Ambiance is so cool. Great for conversation and friends
Brent
The food was overcooked and dry. We brought some friends remembering the good experience we had previously, but were very disappointed. Service was not prompt and they never offered to give advice or suggestions or explain the menu.
Sarah
It was an interesting cultural experience. The atmosphere was nice. The service was good. Everyone was polite. Howeveer, The prices were too expensive for the small amount of food we received.
Laura
Definitely the best Peruvian ceviche in Tucson, loved the food, service and great atmosphere!
Rona
Our anniversary dinner at Villa Peru was fabulous. Sebastian was informative, attentive and a joy to have as our server. His recommendations were spot on. I loved the Lima75 cocktail and the arroz con mariscos was perfectly seasoned with the seafood being fresh and flavorful. I will be recommending this restaurant as the perfect option for celebratory meals.
David
What a gem! We went to Villa Perú for a birthday dinner and what a celebration it was. The ambience, the staff and ohhh the food - spectacular. We stayed for coffee and desert and a long while after and there was no pressure to leave. A wonderful and delicious experience. Don't miss it.
C
We absolutely LOVED Villa Peru! It was our first time there, and we were impressed from the minute we walked in. We started with delicious pisco sours (the passion fruit was divine)! We enjoyed an appetizer of Queso Tequenos with an avocado, cilantro, jalapeño dipping sauce, and then moved on to entrees. We shared the sashimi style mahi mahi ceviche and the Lomo Saltado. Both were fantastic! We finished with the Crema Volteada - which was a special birthday treat! The service was perfect! Asya was our server, and she was super knowledgeable about everything on the menu. She was happy to answer all our questions and guide us to everything delicious. She was very attentive, but not intrusive. This is a family-owned and family-run restaurant...all from Peru, which adds to the restaurant's authenticity. I had the honor of meeting the younger Frida who helped me make this a super special birthday evening for my sweetheart. Thank you Villa Peru! We'll be back soon!
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Quickly becoming a Tucson favorite. Great food and fantastic environment. Not sure why this place doesn't get more discussion as one of Tucson's best
Jon Humig
We've been here many times in the past and always loved it. Last night, we came for oyster fest and were not disappointed! Oysters were served with delicious ceviche toppers, each with a unique flavor profile. We also shared one of their classic beef dishes. They recently expanded the dining area and paid particular attention to the details. Beautiful wood tables and accents. And to top it off, our server Christian was amazing Nailed it! Can't wait to go back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Martin D
expensive interesting food with mediocre service. we asked the waiter about a phrase on multiple menus items in spanish on the menu. his answer was very tucson. he laughed. he doesn't speak spanish. he didn't know the answer or offer to ask the chef or the owner. mi amigo chilango se quejo despues de pagar su parte--'para que pagamos tanto con este servicio malo?' go to the peruvian place Inca's across town on sunrise. its cheaper with better service
Fantastic! Truly a gem in the desert. Fantastic wine list--try the Malbec blend--amazing menu--the Waygu dish--and incredible service. We will be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Suzie Agrillo
We got to the restaurant at the designated time of our reservation, 5:30, and there was no table for us. No bueno. The hostess escorted us to the bar, and we ended up eating there. The food and service made up for the rocky start. We had 2 Pisco Sours and a shrimp ceviche to start, followed by Carne Con Seco and Duck Confit for our main courses. The ribeye was tender and flavorful & the duck was succulent, falling off the bone. I especially enjoyed the cilantro rice with the duck. There was live music which made it too loud, and we were glad that they took a break while we were eating. We would definitely return for an encore.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kimberly Hughes
Hidden gem we are thrilled to find. Thanks to Anthony, Long Realty for introducing this authentic family-owned dining spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
L Collins
My small dining group had dinner at Villa Peru last night. There were 12 of us. As noted in the name this is a Peruvian restaurant. The restaurant itself is beautiful with gorgeous hardwood tables and thick slabs of mesquite lining the walls. We were in a nicely appointed private dining room that housed a beautiful live edge thick slab mesquite table. It really was spectacular.
Many of my diners had the ambassador or pisco sour. It is a cocktail made from a fortified Peruvian wine, almost like a brandy. Everyone raved about it. There was much clinking of glasses going on. Very enjoyable.
Villa Peru has a vey extensive menu from huge steaks, to chicken, seafood and vegetarian options. All of the menu items were in Peruvian with realistic definitions so diners knew what they are ordering. For an appetizer, my husband and I ordered Queso Tequenos which is fresh cheese inside a crispy wonton. We shared a whole red snapper for our main entrée and each of us ordered the Villa Peru salad. It was all delicious. One of our dining couples shared a tomahawk steak. They raved about it and even had enough to take home. Everyone was was very complimentary about their food and drinks.
The wait staff were wonderful. They were extremely helpful in pronouncing the menu items as well as explaining them. Very accommodating, polite and professional. Really great service.
This restaurant should definitely be on your dining list.
The food was amazing and choice of wines. Great conversation and our server, staff, cooks were again fabulous. Ambiance is so cool. Great for conversation and friends
The food was overcooked and dry. We brought some friends remembering the good experience we had previously, but were very disappointed. Service was not prompt and they never offered to give advice or suggestions or explain the menu.
It was an interesting cultural experience. The atmosphere was nice. The service was good. Everyone was polite. Howeveer, The prices were too expensive for the small amount of food we received.
Definitely the best Peruvian ceviche in Tucson, loved the food, service and great atmosphere!
Our anniversary dinner at Villa Peru was fabulous. Sebastian was informative, attentive and a joy to have as our server. His recommendations were spot on. I loved the Lima75 cocktail and the arroz con mariscos was perfectly seasoned with the seafood being fresh and flavorful. I will be recommending this restaurant as the perfect option for celebratory meals.
What a gem! We went to Villa Perú for a birthday dinner and what a celebration it was. The ambience, the staff and ohhh the food - spectacular. We stayed for coffee and desert and a long while after and there was no pressure to leave. A wonderful and delicious experience. Don't miss it.
We absolutely LOVED Villa Peru! It was our first time there, and we were impressed from the minute we walked in. We started with delicious pisco sours (the passion fruit was divine)! We enjoyed an appetizer of Queso Tequenos with an avocado, cilantro, jalapeño dipping sauce, and then moved on to entrees. We shared the sashimi style mahi mahi ceviche and the Lomo Saltado. Both were fantastic! We finished with the Crema Volteada - which was a special birthday treat! The service was perfect! Asya was our server, and she was super knowledgeable about everything on the menu. She was happy to answer all our questions and guide us to everything delicious. She was very attentive, but not intrusive. This is a family-owned and family-run restaurant...all from Peru, which adds to the restaurant's authenticity. I had the honor of meeting the younger Frida who helped me make this a super special birthday evening for my sweetheart. Thank you Villa Peru! We'll be back soon!
Quickly becoming a Tucson favorite. Great food and fantastic environment. Not sure why this place doesn't get more discussion as one of Tucson's best
We've been here many times in the past and always loved it. Last night, we came for oyster fest and were not disappointed! Oysters were served with delicious ceviche toppers, each with a unique flavor profile. We also shared one of their classic beef dishes. They recently expanded the dining area and paid particular attention to the details. Beautiful wood tables and accents. And to top it off, our server Christian was amazing Nailed it! Can't wait to go back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
expensive interesting food with mediocre service. we asked the waiter about a phrase on multiple menus items in spanish on the menu. his answer was very tucson. he laughed. he doesn't speak spanish. he didn't know the answer or offer to ask the chef or the owner. mi amigo chilango se quejo despues de pagar su parte--'para que pagamos tanto con este servicio malo?' go to the peruvian place Inca's across town on sunrise. its cheaper with better service
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
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Fantastic! Truly a gem in the desert. Fantastic wine list--try the Malbec blend--amazing menu--the Waygu dish--and incredible service. We will be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We got to the restaurant at the designated time of our reservation, 5:30, and there was no table for us. No bueno. The hostess escorted us to the bar, and we ended up eating there. The food and service made up for the rocky start. We had 2 Pisco Sours and a shrimp ceviche to start, followed by Carne Con Seco and Duck Confit for our main courses. The ribeye was tender and flavorful & the duck was succulent, falling off the bone. I especially enjoyed the cilantro rice with the duck. There was live music which made it too loud, and we were glad that they took a break while we were eating. We would definitely return for an encore.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hidden gem we are thrilled to find. Thanks to Anthony, Long Realty for introducing this authentic family-owned dining spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My small dining group had dinner at Villa Peru last night. There were 12 of us. As noted in the name this is a Peruvian restaurant. The restaurant itself is beautiful with gorgeous hardwood tables and thick slabs of mesquite lining the walls. We were in a nicely appointed private dining room that housed a beautiful live edge thick slab mesquite table. It really was spectacular.
Many of my diners had the ambassador or pisco sour. It is a cocktail made from a fortified Peruvian wine, almost like a brandy. Everyone raved about it. There was much clinking of glasses going on. Very enjoyable.
Villa Peru has a vey extensive menu from huge steaks, to chicken, seafood and vegetarian options. All of the menu items were in Peruvian with realistic definitions so diners knew what they are ordering. For an appetizer, my husband and I ordered Queso Tequenos which is fresh cheese inside a crispy wonton. We shared a whole red snapper for our main entrée and each of us ordered the Villa Peru salad. It was all delicious. One of our dining couples shared a tomahawk steak. They raved about it and even had enough to take home. Everyone was was very complimentary about their food and drinks.
The wait staff were wonderful. They were extremely helpful in pronouncing the menu items as well as explaining them. Very accommodating, polite and professional. Really great service.
This restaurant should definitely be on your dining list.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good food and great service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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