Peruvian Restaurants in Tampa, FL

“We went to Lima Limon for nice Peruvian fare and were not disappointed. We tried the Combinado Lima Limon, a dish for two people,comprised of Arroz Con Mariscos, Ceviche, Jalea Mixta, Causa and Tiradito. Each of these dishes is described in the attached menu photo. I particularly liked the Tiradito, Ceviche and Causa.The service was very good and the atmosphere is "luncheonette-ish." The restaurant hours are not long. We dined on a Friday and it was closed before 8 p.m.We will return for the tasty food (which is available for takeout as well) and recommend Lima Limon for those interested in flavorful Peruvian food.“

“They have the best Peruvian food principally the Ceviche and an excellent service!“

“Best food and service ever!!!“

“DE-LI-CIOUS!!!!!!! OMG this is the place to go if you are hungry for great Peruvian food. The owners are so nice and friendly and the food -again- was superb!!!!!!! the steak had a nice seasoning and the cilantro rice was amazing. The presentation was great and from there we assumed the food would be delicious. We were not wrong! Other Peruvian restaurants lack this kind of service; the amount of food served for the price was on par and the most important thing to point out: THEY OPEN AT 11 AM (that's what got me to order from them in the first place. we could not wait unti 12 pm to get our lunch) anywho, it's located on E Yukon St., but well worth the trip over there. you will not complain“

“Delicious Peruvian food, I tried pollo a la brasa and pernil, chicha morada, picarones and helado de Lúcuma; everything was delicious. The server was very attentive and friendly. The place is nice .“

“Excellent Authentic Peruvian cuisine. Family owned, friendly staff, outstanding service, excellent wine list, dog friendly outdoor dining, great bar area, indoor dining nice enough for a special occasion, this place is 10/10!“

“Costanera Tampa is a hidden gem located in the Carrollwood area. We came in for date night to experience authentic Peruvian Cuisine, which, in my opinion, will knock your socks off.I had the Lomo Saltado ( beef filet) cooked in Peruvian spices, and soy sauce (gluten-free soy sauce is available) was absolutely delicious. This is traditionally made with regular soy sauce, so if you have Celiacs Disease, it is best to inform them so they can make it with the gluten-free soy sauce instead. Although I did have the cilantro rice, I learned that it is not gluten-free after having eaten some (it says on the menu there is beer in it). Steer clear of that rice if you have a gluten allergy and opt for the white rice that is traditionally served with it. It is one of the best dishes I have ever tasted and I highly recommend it. I also skipped the French fries because of this FYI. My husband had the seafood dish Pescado lo Macho, which was a spicy gravy covering fish, shrimp, calamari, and mussels. This also was an amazing dish, I would say 5/5 for both.They also have great cocktails and non alcoholic beverages. Their pricing is really good and you get a lot of food. The restaurant is pretty big and spaced out. They have live music many nights. We actually came in on one of the nights. There was live music, and it was fantastic. Everyone was super nice at Costanera, especially the owner and his wife. The food is truly authentic Peruvian Cuisine in every sense of the word right down to the ingredients. I would highly recommend this restaurant for date nights, girls' nights, or any kind of fun night or lunch.The restaurant is located in a strip mall almost right across from the Whole Foods (you can't miss it), and there is ample parking. Below is what we had.? Peruvian Ceviche?Lomo Saltado (mine was made with gluten-free soy sauce)?Pescado a lo Macho?these came with a side of rice. We both got cilantro rice. I just found out this is not gluten-free?Sea scallops prepared tableside?Inca Kola? Sangria and mojito“