Villa Peru

Visited this quaint restaurant. It is in a small strip mall. The mall itself is not very handicapped accessible, the only wheelchair ramps are on the ends of the mall. The restaurant itself is not accessible either. The entrance is blocked by shelving & the hostess podium which had to be moved to allow wheelchair access. The restroom could be wheelchair accessible if they would remove all the high chairs, from the hallway to the restroom and also remove the table from the restroom itself. The waiter Marico was very knowledgeable of Peru and the various dishes. He recommended the Papa Rellenas for an appetizer. It was 1 croquet. The croquet was delightfully crunchy on the outside with fluffy mashed potato underneath. The center filling was spicey beef. I ordered a cerviche platter. The each of the 3 cervicheswas plated on top of cold mashed potato with either peppers or avocado. My companion ordered Lomo Saltado. The food was very flavorful and presented beautifully.

Best Peruvian cuisine after and since my best friend's family's cooking. One of the best restaurant experiences in town.

I’ll start by saying I had never before had Peruvian cuisine, however, the food here was amazing! This family owned and run business had great friendly staff and everything we had was delicious! I highly recommend checking this restaurant out.