About - Contigo Peru Restaurant & Sports Bar Grill
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Happy hour food
- Hard liquor
- Healthy options
- Late-night food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Trendy
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visited last night for some drinks, i loved the drinks but when the food came out i ordered a plain quesadilla i have an allergy to onions so i told her oh my gosh i didn’t know it was gonna be full of onions, you would think a plain quesadilla would just have cheese but the plate was full of onions so before even touching it i asked can you return it that’s my fault i didn’t know it was gonna have onions. she tells me no can’t return it, basically i gotta eat it. and it bothered me but whatever finished my drink didn’t even touch my food at all and she hasn’t come back to check on us for 30-40 mins that’s fine, we’re then ready to pay and we wait flagging her down for 20 mins so we go up to the bar and look for her just to pay our bill. she then adds 18% gratuity, i don’t feel like a tip should’ve been added but that’s just me
My coworkers and I dropped by for lunch yesterday based on a recommendation. Everything was delicious—the wonton soup, the parihuela, the arroz con pollo, and the choritos a la chalaca. The only thing was the leche de tigre; it was a bit too sour. They offered to swap it or fix it, but we just left it as is since it wasn't a huge deal. The highlight was definitely Estefani’s service. She was so charismatic, super attentive, and friendly. She kept a smile on her face the whole time and was really patient with those of us who couldn't decide what to order. Such a great addition to the team! 10/10 for Estefani! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐We’ll definitely be back.
My husband immigrated from Peru, being a native, grown up and lived there through adulthood, he knows Peruvian food. I have learned from him what authentic Peruvian food is supposed to taste like. While we do understand things will taste a bit different here than in Peru, it can taste more authentic than Contigo Peru offers. We went several years ago and wasn't impressed. We went today because I was craving lomo saltado and it was one of the few Peruvian restaurants open on NYE. I called ahead of time to make sure it was open, but got no real answer except that someone picked up the phone. The lady only said "No English" After eating there we remembered why we hadn't gone back. Food was mediocre. The only thing that tasted good was the oysters with lime juice (Ostinones en su concha) My lomo was meh...not the worst or best. The beef tasted a few days old in the fridge. My husband ordered seco de res a la nortena. The plate had noticeable too much grease all round and in it. Not the flavor he was expecting. The real shocker was the 18% "service charge" we were hit with after we received out bill. We did not see this on the menu, or anywhere else. It's possible that we missed it, however. The bottom of the bill presented to us had the first real mention of it "parties of 3 or more subject to an 18% service fee" What places regularly charge for such small parties? They don't speak any English, but can print in English on the bill. huh....kinda ironic. We we not won over this time and this will be our final visit ever. Next time I am craving Lomo, I will wait till I get to Sabor Inka. Their food is the best Peruvian food we have found so far. Their lomo is the best!