Machu Picchu

Besides the fact that I spent most of my evening throwing up after this meal (truth), this was a terrible meal and was so over price, looking at between 18 – 20 per entrée and its a little hole in the ground type of restaurant with terrible atmosphere. Food was absolutely gross, salt was overpowering, service was meh. everyone at our table was really unimpressed (its not just a me thing). Go somewhere else, REALLY REALLY BAD food.
Will never go back!

*Sodium Alert*
Everything here tasted way too salty…
My mouth was numbing from the amount of sodium I was consuming in soup and main dishes. All I tasted was salt.
And very overpriced (no lunch menu and everything is like 16 $++ per dish including soup and apps) did not expect this especially being located on speers Rd…
Service was extremely slow considering the place was pretty much empty…
Won’t be coming back.

Great food, but not so great service. Server took 15 minutes to come back and tell us he runned out one specific fish we order. Services I give them 2 out of 5.
Food give them 5 out of 5…

After my husband and heard about this place from a friend we immediately went to check it out, seeing as how we both love Peruvian food to the max. Now, I have some mixed feelings about this restaurant and in the end I just can’t give it any more than 3 stars, and here is why:
I ordered the Mahi Mahi ceviche and it was absolutely divine. However, as good as it tastes, the portion to price ratio is way off. You get a tennis ball size amount for the roaring price of $ 16.99. Now I know seafood tend to be a little up there, but ceviche is quite inexpensive to make!
Now the service there is a little baffling. When my husband and I walked in the door, we wern’t sure if it was a seat-​yourself situation or not because there was no waiter in sight for 5 minutes as we stood there by the door like a pair of idiots. Finally, after 5 minutes the waitress came and told us to sit anywhere by the far end of the restaurant, but right after we sat down she told us we had to move because apparently half of that area was reserved for a large party. After this we thought we could finally order and eat, but we waited over 10 minutes just to get our menu, followed by the waitress disappearing for another 20 minutes or so before she came back to take our orders. My husband ordered an English soda and twice the waitress brought the wrong drink. After getting our food, the «big party» came in and from that point on was just an incredibly disruptive experience, as they kept bumping into the back of my chair and was so loud I could barely carry out a conversation with my husband. At that point we just wanted to finish the food and get the hell out, which we did.
food ⁴⁄₅
service ¹⁄₅

My parents held an engagement party at Machu Pichu for us. It was OUTSTANDING. The owner, Roberto, made sure that the service, the food, the ambiance was taken care of. I cannot express with words how delicious everything was. Our guests raved about the food and the experience. They also had access to a live band that put all of out guests to dance.

Bad location, service and value however the food was tasty and Peruvian. I would like a more organized table layout, access to see the waiter so not to have to get up to ask for drinks. 9 people are and drank merrily and spent $ 350 with tax&tip.

I am Peruvian and this restaurant has the best approach to the original Peruvian food. It is very tasty. I am only talking about the food per se, because normally to prepare Peruvian food takes more time than other dishes, so the service should improve a little bit.