TINEO PERUVIAN CAFE

I've been missing Peruvian food for a long time. This place is cozy and welcoming. They are friendly and helpful when you are undecided about what you want. They have 2 TV's which scroll through their menu and special items. You can find something for everyone. I will be back for sure.

Came here with friends and we had some of the best Peruvian food we could ask for. Highly recommend the empanadas, lomo saltado, ceviche, and aji de gallina. My wife is gluten free and they accomodate very well with yuca fries and tofu saltado. If you have extra room for dessert we recommend the leche asada and arroz con leche. The lunch portions are very generous. Will come back again soon!

Pretty good food, I don’t know if it’s really a real authentic Peruvian cuisine because I’ve never been to Peru; I really loved it! This is my second time dinning here and tried their chocoflan and empanadas and they’re all good. I wish it’s a bit moist on the cake tho and also I hope they’re using bigger plates😉

Everyone needs to come here! Food is expectacilur!! No matter what nationality you are... y'all gotta try this Peruvian restaurant. Great food! Freindly service. Recommend to all. It's worth your drive and time. Family friendly. Even open on Sundays!! Dine in...or take out... y'all will not regret coming here.

This place has the flavor! While it may not have all the Peruvian dishes you wish, the flavors of the dishes they do offer are AMAZING.

If you have never had Peruvian food, well... it's not to late! The servers here will do their best to aid you with the menu, or find someone who can. Their recommendations are excellent for beginners, and solid for experienced eaters of Peruvian cuisine that just don't know the items on the menu.

The empanadas, and papa rellena are great starters (ask for the green sauce especially on the chicken dang those were good). We got one chicken and one beef empanada and they would have been enough for the four of us, but the papa rellena sounded good so we got it too and a pork tamale.

I got the Arroz Chaufa de Carne (beef fried rice) and added some of their amazing green sauce, it was absolute heaven. That may just be the best fried rice I've ever had. My wife got the goat with beans, and was thoroughly impressed, which is saying something as she doesn't care for beans. We got the boy Lomo Saltado and it was savory and delicious. My daughter got Tallarines Verde con Bistec which is a lovely pesto pasta with steak, it's not an Italian pesto, but delicious none the less.

We split an anise cookie for desert, it was thick, and not overpowering with the licorice flavor, it made a nice end to the meal.

Also if you are a soda person Inca Kola is the best thing ever!