Picarones with a bad taste, the honey was pure sugar and their empanada was dry, I think they should improve
Chris Barker
I only get coffee (cafe con leche) here and it's the best in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
edwin lopez
Some excellent breads with chicken, very good, soon we will be enjoying their delicious breads with chicken again. Blessings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich de Pollo
Heather R.
I like to support small businesses, and since this was close to where I was, I decided to stop in. I will not be back. I like the ambiance and staff was nice, but the smell of old fried oil so thick in the air, I almost walked out. The seating area and counter were clean. They have 2 TVs that have 2 spanish shows playing right next to one another. I asked for a caramel latte. Good to go! It can compete with Starbucks. I added a "pollo" salad sandwich, and the nice lady kept saying pork. I said "chicken", and then she showed me the menu that is entirely in Spanish, and I repeated "chicken, Pollo", it stuck. When I arrived home and prepared my items to eat, I noticed that I didn't have any potato sticks and the amount of chicken was much less than others received. This is a turn-off because I don't like being gyped when I'm paying for a full sandwich $9 and can go elsewhere. Also, the tamale $8 had barely one bite of salty chicken in it. I like the vinegar red onions that reminded me of ceviche. I received a second big sub roll for I guess the tamale, but I never ate a tamale sub. So maybe that's supposed to be a Peruvian Bahn mi. There were 2 small tubs of side sauce, no fixings. Everything came to $23.49, which is a rip-off. All bread and masa. Also, they store their meat and ingredients in the customer area. I wonder if they have a license to operate. Parking was decent as far as plaza parking pick-up goes. It's off of a fast-moving highway, though. They also have Door Dash services.
Hannah H.
We came to Lima Coffee Shop for an early lunch, and we're glad that we stopped by! This cute little Peruvian cafe is cozy and offers some good eats. We ordered: +a blanca Mocha - this was prepared very well; strong, creamy, and tasty! +a beef empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a chicken empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a Pollo sandwich - kind of like a chicken salad sandwich with mayo on a French bread; bread could have been less crusty and more fresh; the chicken salad itself was seasoned well and tasty; comes with shoestring potato sticks (I thought it came with fries); don't forget to request extra of the spicy sauce! +a Lomo Saltado - very generous in portions, this was prepared well and had great flavor; don't forget to request more of that spicy sauce! The spicy sauce, which seems like a spicier version of the aji, was amazing and a great complement to the food. Service was very friendly and kind. You order first at the cashier, and then just choose any of the tables. There also seems to be patrons coming in for to-go orders. Plenty of parking in the strip plaza lot. +tasty hot sauce! +great coffee +friendly service +plenty of parking
Moe Rahim
Stopped by for a Cappuccino today and so happy I did. I drink 2-3 cups of coffee a day and know my coffee. Definitely coming back. The lady who helped me was also very friendly. ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kris P.
Coffee shop was very nice and cute to eat. The coffee was very good, it's on the pricier side but it was worth it. The Mocha Bianca and Mocha Raspberry were the best. Definitely would recommend it if you are traveling from elsewhere and want to have good coffee. Service was immaculate and very helpful. They also have a lot of different types of goodies and foods available for purchase.
Clarita Orosco
Very good seasoning!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche, Chicharron, Tamal Peruano, Frejoles Con Seco
Chantilly Smiles
Great food and really good coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kolleen Shallcross
Such an amazing family place. The first time I had empanadas, and the next time I had Milanese. The coffee was perfect.
I ordered the Butifarra sandwich and the Pan con Chicharron sandwich and it seems to taste better if you eat at their restaurant. I ordered to go and the food was not of my pleasing today. It was missing some ingredients on the sandwich. I’m very disappointed ☹️
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
moe turner
Love the coffee great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mike Sanders
Ordered Pan con Chicharron, pork was not freshly fried, tasted old and the bread they used was a hoggie roll not the traditional Peruvian French rolls they advertize on the menu. Was pretty disappointed because I expected a traditional pan con chicharron sandwich for the $10 I paid.
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Chicharron
Vicky B.
Made a pit stop here and I don't regret it! It's a small clean space with some wonderful Peruvian treats and drinks. They also make sandwiches and other items. I ordered the lomo sandwich and it was delicious. It was a great lunch item made freshly and quickly. I will definitely be back and try their smoothies.
Bruce MacNaughton
Peruvian specialties and friendly people. I didn't have coffee but the papa rellena was excellent. The fresh juices were fantastic too. Spanish is the preferred language, but I only speak a little and felt quite welcome.I highly recommend this home style authentic food. I'll go back when I can.Kid-friendliness: GreatParking: A little tight but plenty of parking.
Picarones with a bad taste, the honey was pure sugar and their empanada was dry, I think they should improve
I only get coffee (cafe con leche) here and it's the best in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Some excellent breads with chicken, very good, soon we will be enjoying their delicious breads with chicken again. Blessings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich de Pollo
I like to support small businesses, and since this was close to where I was, I decided to stop in. I will not be back. I like the ambiance and staff was nice, but the smell of old fried oil so thick in the air, I almost walked out. The seating area and counter were clean. They have 2 TVs that have 2 spanish shows playing right next to one another. I asked for a caramel latte. Good to go! It can compete with Starbucks. I added a "pollo" salad sandwich, and the nice lady kept saying pork. I said "chicken", and then she showed me the menu that is entirely in Spanish, and I repeated "chicken, Pollo", it stuck. When I arrived home and prepared my items to eat, I noticed that I didn't have any potato sticks and the amount of chicken was much less than others received. This is a turn-off because I don't like being gyped when I'm paying for a full sandwich $9 and can go elsewhere. Also, the tamale $8 had barely one bite of salty chicken in it. I like the vinegar red onions that reminded me of ceviche. I received a second big sub roll for I guess the tamale, but I never ate a tamale sub. So maybe that's supposed to be a Peruvian Bahn mi. There were 2 small tubs of side sauce, no fixings. Everything came to $23.49, which is a rip-off. All bread and masa. Also, they store their meat and ingredients in the customer area. I wonder if they have a license to operate. Parking was decent as far as plaza parking pick-up goes. It's off of a fast-moving highway, though. They also have Door Dash services.
We came to Lima Coffee Shop for an early lunch, and we're glad that we stopped by! This cute little Peruvian cafe is cozy and offers some good eats. We ordered: +a blanca Mocha - this was prepared very well; strong, creamy, and tasty! +a beef empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a chicken empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a Pollo sandwich - kind of like a chicken salad sandwich with mayo on a French bread; bread could have been less crusty and more fresh; the chicken salad itself was seasoned well and tasty; comes with shoestring potato sticks (I thought it came with fries); don't forget to request extra of the spicy sauce! +a Lomo Saltado - very generous in portions, this was prepared well and had great flavor; don't forget to request more of that spicy sauce! The spicy sauce, which seems like a spicier version of the aji, was amazing and a great complement to the food. Service was very friendly and kind. You order first at the cashier, and then just choose any of the tables. There also seems to be patrons coming in for to-go orders. Plenty of parking in the strip plaza lot. +tasty hot sauce! +great coffee +friendly service +plenty of parking
Stopped by for a Cappuccino today and so happy I did. I drink 2-3 cups of coffee a day and know my coffee. Definitely coming back. The lady who helped me was also very friendly. ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coffee shop was very nice and cute to eat. The coffee was very good, it's on the pricier side but it was worth it. The Mocha Bianca and Mocha Raspberry were the best. Definitely would recommend it if you are traveling from elsewhere and want to have good coffee. Service was immaculate and very helpful. They also have a lot of different types of goodies and foods available for purchase.
Very good seasoning!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche, Chicharron, Tamal Peruano, Frejoles Con Seco
Great food and really good coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Such an amazing family place. The first time I had empanadas, and the next time I had Milanese. The coffee was perfect.
Restaurantji Recommends
I ordered the Butifarra sandwich and the Pan con Chicharron sandwich and it seems to taste better if you eat at their restaurant. I ordered to go and the food was not of my pleasing today. It was missing some ingredients on the sandwich. I’m very disappointed ☹️
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Love the coffee great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered Pan con Chicharron, pork was not freshly fried, tasted old and the bread they used was a hoggie roll not the traditional Peruvian French rolls they advertize on the menu. Was pretty disappointed because I expected a traditional pan con chicharron sandwich for the $10 I paid.
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Chicharron
Made a pit stop here and I don't regret it! It's a small clean space with some wonderful Peruvian treats and drinks. They also make sandwiches and other items. I ordered the lomo sandwich and it was delicious. It was a great lunch item made freshly and quickly. I will definitely be back and try their smoothies.
Peruvian specialties and friendly people. I didn't have coffee but the papa rellena was excellent. The fresh juices were fantastic too. Spanish is the preferred language, but I only speak a little and felt quite welcome.I highly recommend this home style authentic food. I'll go back when I can.Kid-friendliness: GreatParking: A little tight but plenty of parking.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5