5/5 Jon G. 5 months ago on Google
I’ve
dined
at
this
location
at
least
2-3
dozen
times.
I
remember
showing
up
hoping
to
eat
at
what
was
Sabores
Latinos
and
disappointed
that
place
was
gone,
but
I
was
quickly
won
over.
This
place
is
great
and
it
has
gotten
significantly
better
over
time.
At
first,
there
were
missed
or
incorrect
orders
but
I
haven’t
had
that
happen
in
a
long
time.
Orders
used
to
take
a
much
longer
time.
They
still
take
longer
than
other
places
but
it
is
reasonable
for
what
you
get.
It’s
not
fast
food.
It’s
a
fantastic
dining
experience
where
everything
is
made
to
order.
The
chef
is
a
real
pro.
Everything
is
top
notch
as
far
as
quality
and
freshness.
Plating
is
beautiful.
It’s
has
been
fun
to
watch
this
place
evolve
and
grow.
The
addition
of
pizza
was
an
amazing
surprise.
I
did
not
think
a
Peruvian
restaurant
would/could
serve
great
pizza
but
was
proven
wrong.
The
pizzas
are
top
tier.
I
had
never
tried
fried
pizza
before
but
it
was
awesome.
The
Americana
is
still
the
king(new
York
style
pepperoni
pizza
with
a
perfect
crust).
One
always
has
to
judge
a
Peruvian
restaurant
by
its
papa
a
la
huancaina.
This
place
did
not
disappoint
with
that
beautiful
sauce.
The
fried
rice(chaufa)
is
always
cooked
and
seasoned
beautifully.
The
lomo
saltado
is
the
best
I’ve
tried
including
NYC
and
Orlando
locations.
I
enjoyed
the
ceviche
the
one
time
I
had
it.
The
calamari
and
jalea
mixta
are
to
die
for
(definitely
the
only
way
I’ve
gotten
my
kids
to
eat
fish).
Too
bad
the
pescado
chicharrón
is
gone.
The
tallarín
verde
is
great.
I
really
wish
they
did
the
green
rice
and
chicken
(maybe
one
day).
I
hope
the
pescado
alo
macho
makes
a
comeback.
Ají
de
gallina
and
escabeche
are
probably
my
favorites
off
the
current
menu.
The
soups
are
hearty
and
well
seasoned.
The
alfajores
weren’t
my
favorite
but
that’s
likely
because
they’re
different
than
what
I’m
used
to(these
are
more
chewy
whereas
I’m
use
to
the
flaky
kind).
The
chocolate
cake
was
dense
and
chocolaty
without
being
too
sweet.
The
tres
leches
was
less
like
the
typical
yellow
cake
and
more
of
a
pound
cake
or
scone
but
stellar.
The
fried
ice
cream
was
AWESOME.
I’m
use
to
the
Japanese
style.
This
was
more
like
an
ice
cream
beignet
and
so
much
better.
I
had
the
tiramisu
today
and
enjoyed
it.
The
wine
selection
is
impressive
for
the
small
location.
It’s
a
weird
reference
but
I
feel
like
this
is
the
Led
Zeppelin
of
restaurants.
The
songs
remain
the
same
but
don’t
always
sound
exactly
the
same.
I’m
a
fan
of
those
surprises
and
it
shows
the
passion
of
the
chef.
Not
everything
on
the
menu
is
always
available,
but
I
suspect
it’s
to
maintain
the
highest
standard
of
freshness
that
I’ve
come
to
expect.
Nicole
is
an
amazing
server
and
very
attentive.
The
music
and
ambience
is
soothing
and
welcoming.
This
place
deserves
a
lot
more
love
from
Ocala.
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