Las Totoritas Peruvian Cuisine

1. First impression: dirty and poorly organized 2. We had to call o the waiter to get our order 3. Waiter never came to refill glasses nor pick up dirty plates 4. Took too long to bring the food and took the order wrong 5. He tried to fix the wrongdoing but took too long so we just cancelled the order 6. We had to call him multiple times for service

Ordered over the phone for a private party of 20 people and they messed up my entire order. I agree with the previous review that since they changed management both the service and quality has deteriorated quite a bit. The manager was rude, and not helpful. The food was cold and the dishes (chaufa) tasted like old, re-fried rice with chicken from McDonalds.

Atmosphere was great but the food was not impressive...I had better Peruvian food... I would recommend La Brasa for Peruvian cuisine. I think their portion is bigger and taste more authentic.

My wife and I had eaten here several times previously. We were quite satisfied. Now with some changes, including no live music on Sundays, new staff and a notable decrease in quality of the food. The Jalea was precooked and reheated. It was a soggy mess including the yuca (cassava). My wife ordered the Rice with seafood. It was a also a wet dish consisting of a bag of frozen, mixed vegetables, reheated rice, and some bits of soggy seafood. We are looking for another Peruvian place and will not return. The service was also half-hearted with the manager walking around talking on his cell phone instead of taking care of business.

Best Ceviche in town. All plates are good and affordable. In all, great place...