I migliori ristoranti di cucina peruviana a Niagara

The octopus and short rib are standouts. The food here is incredible, fresh and the flavours are so well constructed Tapas in Toronto are generally on the pricier side. I would order more from their large plates.

Best experience for club music with upbeat vibe to share with family and friends for celebration events! Service folks need to tend to tables and return to get more order details and needs. Food packages need to include the “upgrade” options and at least 1 drink for price for value. Instead of bottomless because no one really drinks that much at brunch you should have drunk pkg for 3 non alcoholic drinks add on for $10 more.

Pisac has a great selection of Peruvian classics, starting with their Pisco sours. The ceviche was excellent and the Sudado de Pesado which was a whole sea bream was cooked as good as any other I have ever had. In this era of high restaurant prices, Pisac is also very good value for money.

First time there. Overall great ambience, vibe, seating. Loved the live singer, he was excellent. As the night progressed it got more lively and we even got on the dance floor to dance to Salsa music. Our waitress was very accommodating and reacted very well to our requests. The food had great flavours. I am just pointing out a few things as there is always room for improvement. The Pozole soup had great flavours but it was too watery. It needed more substance and some tortilla chips or something crunchy to go with it. The ceviche needed a little more marinating in the lime juice, and the empanadas although delicious were tiny. As we shared it seemed like we had only a bite each. The food was great, just minor improvements would bring it over the top. And last but not least… I was looking for a coconut specialty drink to highlight the restaurants name, but no coconut drinks at all in the bar menu. I hope they see this review and add one. I would definitely go back. Great night out!