Cinzano - San Antonio

Nice service, the best you can find in the area. Food tastes good...

Peruvian fusion or Cinzano, it is unclear. What if it doesn't stand out at the very least, prices raise a plate more drink and tip comes out 17,000, the wait was about 45 minutes, the Garzón that attended me leaves a lot to want, not so other girls who bring you the utensils and remove you, you don't understand what the idea of having the segmented services is if clearly not luxurious

Attention is excellent. The owner is quite accessible and friendly. However, from my personal experience, the food (Peruvian, which is seen on the plate) leaves much to be desired. It's quite awkward and loses all the flavor of Peruvian food that I've had the opportunity to try in different parts. Unfortunately, the food looks more appetizing than it is. (Refer to what I ate, not all dishes) I recommend trying the empanadas because they're pretty good.

And entered that place and the kitchen leaves a lot to want mice guan on the floor the merchandise in the usually the blackest past oil can not be all suicidal the kitchen

Bad food, has nothing Peruvian fusion leaves much to be desired, besides expensive for the quality of a meal, past food. It's a shame. Never again.