"Lima District, formerly known as Casa de Campo, serves delicious Bolivian-Peruvian food, as confirmed by their recent name change."
This is a 4 stars place but it has 3 because they will just charge you additional 15% tip on your credit card without asking you and they 'll leave an additional gratuity field in the voucher for you to add... Don 't get me wrong, we always give 20% tip butthe fact that you charge me additional without asking just doesn 't feel right to me Anyway, the review: We went to this placedue to the recommendations. When we got there, it was almost empty (which is usually an indicator that this is not a good placebut this wasn 't the case, the food here is really good! . They have a good variety of food that will take you to peru in aninstant or at least, as close as they can. The flavors are pretty...
If I could give them zero stars, I absolutely would. First off, finding the location was a challenge since there’s no visible sign from the street; you can only spot the restaurant's name when you’re right in front of the small establishment. The prices were high for food that didn’t impress. The service was incredibly slow for a Saturday afternoon at 3 PM, especially with so few customers. I also noticed that the chef is from El Salvador, which is intriguing since many Latin chicken spots these days seem to be owned by Middle Eastern or Indian individuals. The 1/4 chicken they served was disappointingly small, more akin to a Cornish hen leg, and the portions of rice and beans were equally m...
If I could give them zero stars, I absolutely would. First of all, it was difficult to find the place using GPS because there’s no visible sign near the street—just a small marker in front of their location. The prices were too high for food that was merely average. The service was slow, especially for a Saturday afternoon at 3 PM when the place was nearly empty. I also found it surprising that the chef was from El Salvador. It seems like a lot of Middle Eastern and Indian owners have taken over Latin chicken spots these days. As for the food, the quarter chicken I received was tiny—it looked more like a Cornish hen leg. The portions of rice and beans were also small. I could have easily fou...
I placed an order of a whole Peruvian chicken with two sides but instead of ordering two different sides I requested double fries. When I got to the restaurant I specifically asked the server if my order of double fries was placed and she said yes. Trusting her word I went home and to my surprise I only received one side of fries. I had previously ordered the same order last month and my order was fulfilled. Also when you walk in there is no one to greet you but you can see employees just sitting in the back. I write this because after a long day all I wanted was good food.
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First time ordering here today, I ordered through uber eats and the food was d e l i c i o u s. The tiradito ceviche was very tasty and nicely dressed. I also ordered the chicken; juicy and flavorful. Got the side of chaufa which was my favorite dish!The flavors were so well balanced and not greasy at all! I really recommend this place for a quick bite, the prices are greatand the portions are incredibly generous. 12/10. Support your local businesses! PSA the name on the restaurant says Casa deCampo
I like the food here. It is tasty with good portion size. It is not the best Peruvian food but it is pretty tasty. They present well and they have live music. What more do you need for a good night out? The location is a bit of a hole in the wall but they make up for it with good service and even better flavor profiles. The parking is small and they share the space. I wish I tried the chicha. I was too full for dessert so I cannot comment on that. I will be back.
It's the first time I went to this Peruvian restaurant and the food was very fine. My husband and I went for lunch during the week and there was not many people there. The ceviche was delicious. They serve complimentary roasted corn, which we like very much! For the desert, we shared a flan, which was good.
It's the first time I went to this Peruvian restaurant and the food was very fine. My husband and I went for lunch during the week and there was not many people there. The ceviche was delicious. They serve complimentary roasted corn, which we like verymuch! For the desert, we shared a flan, which was good.
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First time there had the jalea and a side of arroz chaufa con pollo and they were both perfect. Upon my return, service seemed a bit slower and food was less impressive. Still worth a visit but consistency needs to be better.
Lima District, formerly known as Casa de Campo, serves delicious Bolivian-Peruvian food, as confirmed by their recent name change.
Tallarin A La Huancaína Con Lomo Saltado
Fideos Salteados Con Mariscos
Sopa De Chupe De Camarones
Fideos De Pollo Salteados
Tallarin Verde Con Bistec
Fideos De Carne Salteados
