Like the good selection of ceviche sauces and seafood..very fresh and dressed well. Flavorful and balanced.
Jabrd
Pure Peruvian. Obviously you need to get the ceviche. Fresh, authentic feel. Terrific service. Great location. Outstanding.
Gustavo Bermudez
The peruvian food close to home and work. Very recommended if you want tasty sudamerican food. Tells you an addicted to this food. Thumbs up.
Paloma Ventosilla
Small place in a cute Market that reminded me the classic "mercadito menu" in Peru ♡ They have stools around their small counter and if crowded there are more chairs for all the public in the back. Only tried Classic Ceviche and I liked its taste and so far it's the one that has the same ingredients as the classic peruvian ceviche (no extra additives like other restaurants which make it non traditional). It comes mildly spicy and is not too bad (I can't tolerate spicy food I usually ask for non spicy ceviche). Good service!
Carlos S
A little pricey but very good Peruvian food.
Marla F.
Ummmm, I'm between giving 3 or 4 stars so I just gave it 4. Came with a friend this evening and we were CRAVING ceviche. Ordered a large Mixto and a small Classico (flounder was the fish of the day for the Classico) to share both. Wasn't loving the fact that they lay a blanket of butter lettuce down at the bottom of a bowl which it's served in. Very hard to eat. However, everything smelled and tasted fresh! Great dressing in the Mixto-- wish I saw more octopus in it though. Good texture from both the charred and boiled corn. Wish they used squid in their seafood mixes though. Was definitely missing that classic ceviche flavor! 6.5/10 would come again.
Alena Svyatova
What's with all the plastic!?!
naruto uzumaki
It's a Food market. Great price $. The food has great serving. They have different types of food Peruvian food, Mexican, Italian bake goods, Japanese, Korean, bubble tea drinks theres a bar. And more.
Dorheidy C Collins
Great ceviche
Erika Q.
Hands down one of the best ceviche spots I have eaten. Even though I am peruvian and am partial to Peruvian dishes, I am often disappointed of ceviches that are served up in restaurants. I ordered the catch of the day ceviche in a large bowl. The fish was definitely fresh and there were nice chunks of fish in the bowl. I did ask them to make it a little more spicy because they informed me they don't make it that spicy. My boyfriend ordered the mixed seafood ceviche which I tried as well and it was tasty. The only thing we were disappointed in was the chicha morada. This may be something minor to others but this drink is a staple in Peru and it didn't taste like the ones our moms make. To those that are not familiar with the drink, it's made from purple corn which is boiled in water with pineapple, cloves and cinnamon sticks to give a little more flavoring and you top it off with lime juice. Overall, we were greatly impressed with this spot and definitely want to come back to try the other dishes. Thank you for bringing Peruvian food to the neighborhood!
The cookies are out-of-this-world! It's hard not to go there and get just one. You will love absolutely all of them!
Manasa A.
Probably the best Peruvian ceviche in NYC.This tastes very similar to the ceviche we had in Peru while we were there last year.Love this place.Definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a tasty ceviche in new york.
Matt S
Everything seemed fresh and the shrimp and octopus in the Mixed Seafood Ceviche were awesome. The fish may have seemed a little under marinated. Raspberry elderflower drink was a nice complement.
Lalo Padilla
We just try for 1st time the new location @ 2nd Ave, the food is fantastic , awesome service and definitely the best ceviche I ever have! Congratulations to the Chef Jose Luis Chavez, we wish you the best luck on this new location
Like the good selection of ceviche sauces and seafood..very fresh and dressed well. Flavorful and balanced.
Pure Peruvian. Obviously you need to get the ceviche. Fresh, authentic feel. Terrific service. Great location. Outstanding.
The peruvian food close to home and work. Very recommended if you want tasty sudamerican food. Tells you an addicted to this food. Thumbs up.
Small place in a cute Market that reminded me the classic "mercadito menu" in Peru ♡ They have stools around their small counter and if crowded there are more chairs for all the public in the back. Only tried Classic Ceviche and I liked its taste and so far it's the one that has the same ingredients as the classic peruvian ceviche (no extra additives like other restaurants which make it non traditional). It comes mildly spicy and is not too bad (I can't tolerate spicy food I usually ask for non spicy ceviche). Good service!
A little pricey but very good Peruvian food.
Ummmm, I'm between giving 3 or 4 stars so I just gave it 4. Came with a friend this evening and we were CRAVING ceviche. Ordered a large Mixto and a small Classico (flounder was the fish of the day for the Classico) to share both. Wasn't loving the fact that they lay a blanket of butter lettuce down at the bottom of a bowl which it's served in. Very hard to eat. However, everything smelled and tasted fresh! Great dressing in the Mixto-- wish I saw more octopus in it though. Good texture from both the charred and boiled corn. Wish they used squid in their seafood mixes though. Was definitely missing that classic ceviche flavor! 6.5/10 would come again.
What's with all the plastic!?!
It's a Food market. Great price $. The food has great serving. They have different types of food Peruvian food, Mexican, Italian bake goods, Japanese, Korean, bubble tea drinks theres a bar. And more.
Great ceviche
Hands down one of the best ceviche spots I have eaten. Even though I am peruvian and am partial to Peruvian dishes, I am often disappointed of ceviches that are served up in restaurants. I ordered the catch of the day ceviche in a large bowl. The fish was definitely fresh and there were nice chunks of fish in the bowl. I did ask them to make it a little more spicy because they informed me they don't make it that spicy. My boyfriend ordered the mixed seafood ceviche which I tried as well and it was tasty. The only thing we were disappointed in was the chicha morada. This may be something minor to others but this drink is a staple in Peru and it didn't taste like the ones our moms make. To those that are not familiar with the drink, it's made from purple corn which is boiled in water with pineapple, cloves and cinnamon sticks to give a little more flavoring and you top it off with lime juice. Overall, we were greatly impressed with this spot and definitely want to come back to try the other dishes. Thank you for bringing Peruvian food to the neighborhood!
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The cookies are out-of-this-world! It's hard not to go there and get just one. You will love absolutely all of them!
Probably the best Peruvian ceviche in NYC.This tastes very similar to the ceviche we had in Peru while we were there last year.Love this place.Definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a tasty ceviche in new york.
Everything seemed fresh and the shrimp and octopus in the Mixed Seafood Ceviche were awesome. The fish may have seemed a little under marinated. Raspberry elderflower drink was a nice complement.
We just try for 1st time the new location @ 2nd Ave, the food is fantastic , awesome service and definitely the best ceviche I ever have! Congratulations to the Chef Jose Luis Chavez, we wish you the best luck on this new location
Great service,great food!