Pepita

I am here several times, eating is always excellent and authentic, the atmosphere is really welcoming. highly recommended!

I was invited by a friend who had discovered this restaurant with her man and had really enjoyed it. the of us went to dinner on a Saturday evening and had a really excellent meal all made with a few super fresh. pisco washed sour. we enjoyed some of the best ceviche that I had in a long time had beautiful fresh fish in a wonderful zitrus dressing followed by zitrus puree of kartoffeln (sounds strange, but a must try with thunfish and then chicken breaks the waitress of dominica was very friendly and made us feel so welcome. I will definitely return and highly recommend.

my friends and I had a great lunch, I took the fish dabla and my friends the ceviche. delicious! when I went to peru a few months ago, I had a great chat with the personal. great experience, I will definitely get tey more...

Family-made, delicious Peruvian food! (I used to live in Peru). You can get a lot of the staple/classic dishes like anticuchos, causa, papa rellena, etc. Amazing ceviches with proper choclo. Very good pisco sours too (except that, please also ask them not to put cinnamon...powder on top). Great, friendly service and warm atmosphere. Could not recommend more.

We had an enjoyable lunch and the waitress couldn’t do enough for us. We were very impressed by the vegetarian options and we felt like the menu catered well for all tastes. The children’s menu was priced the same as the adult alternate, and it...was also the same sized portion, just less spicy!! The lunch was delicious and the brochettes de poulet were succulent and beautifully flavoured. Unfortunately, the dessert menu didn’t make a reappearance and we had to try and work out the options through mine and a Google Images search on the waitress’s phone... Ultimately, we gave dessert a miss and had an ice cream on the waterfront, instead!

We happened across this cosy little restaurant on a quiet, hot Sunday whilst looking for a place to get drinks. We were impressed with the range of interesting options (including quite a few vegetarian options) so returned for lunch after visiting the Natural History Museum....I chose the Causa Vegétariana which was a light and tasty meal (spiced puréed potatoes (cold) filled with green veg) Really tasty and light on a hot summer’s day. My partner and year old son both had the Brochettes de Pollo (spicy chicken skewers with potatoes and dipping sauces) The child’s variant is the same large size (just less spicy) Service is friendly and the atmosphere is chilled out. There is an option to sit outside or indoors in a cosy, air conditioned space. This was a really nice introduction to Peruvian food for us!

Little cozy place to enjoy Peruvian typical food ! Great flavor an excellence attention. Recommend to try Leche de Tigre, Pisco Sour and Lomo Saltado! An as a dessert picarones