TINEO PERUVIAN RESTAURANT BAKERY CAFE

Wow... Tried this place for my birthday, and it was AMAZING! We split the tamal, spinach empanada, and tacu tacu (a crispy rice and bean patty) with chicken. The portions were generous and everything was delicious, including the alfajor (a shortbread cookie sandwich with caramel in the middle). The owner is very sweet and fluently bilingual, and the music was fun but not overly loud like some places. Definitely planning to come back and recommend to all my friends!

Hey everyone! 🙌 Just had to share this amazing experience with you all! So, I was craving some authentic Peruvian food 🇵🇪 and someone recommended this spot. Let me tell you, it was absolutely mind-blowing! I actually went twice in one week because their ceviche is hands down the best in town. The flavors were so real and authentic, it felt like a trip straight to Peru! Big shoutout to the personn and the entire team there 👏✨. The vibe isn’t just about the food — it’s the passion and pride they have in representing their culture that makes the place magical. Seriously, this experience was next level and I’m so grateful for it 🙏❤️. If you haven’t been yet, you NEED to go! Trust me, you’ll love it 😍🍴. Has anyone else been? Or wanna check it out together? Let’s plan!

Best Peruvian restaurant in the area and the owner is a great guy in the community. Food is good and pretty consistent. Been there a lot as I have to other Peruvian restaurants and this place is my fav. Food will taste the same 9 out of 10 times. Other places aren't as consistent and when you tell them about an issues they'll look at you as if you're the problem. Here they'll correct it but it's seldom that there's an issue tbh.

so me and my family came here on a sunday it was our first time being here we wanted to try something new we didn’t really know what to order so we ordered the stir fried rice. i am so sorry but it was the worst rice i’ve ever eaten, it was very salty and looked very pale. i had about 2-5 good bites until i couldn’t eat it anymore. i dont think the food is the issue i think its just were salvadorian and this is a peruvian restaurant so maybe the culture and stuff, but if your not peruvian then dont recommend for a first time eat. overall the service was really good the lady was nice enough to let us taste test a drink we weren’t familiar with before we ordered so that’s a plus and the food came farley fast and was pretty hot. later on it got very full though and when we asked to the chec

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!