This is my kind of place, little frills and lots of good food. A low end cafe with reasonable food for a reasonable price. Food 4 Quality 3 Quantity 4 Parking hit or miss on el Camino 4 or 2 Presentation 2 Aroma 3 Service 3 Cleanliness 3 Atmosphere 2 Wine/beer 3 limited selection but good value Desert did not have any Value 5 This place has been there for ever. If I am passing by for a meal and there is parking on El Camino I would eat here. Certainly not the hip atmosphere but working people who do jot want to be seen but et place.

I love this place. Mis hijas y yo tuvimos una grata cena. La comida deliciosa, lo único que me dio penita es que se acabaron los picarones rápido por 28 de julio y me quedé con las ganas..... No importa regresaremos prontito si Dios quiere.

The food was super amazing.... Customer service was great overall i felt at home . I order the Jalea , ceviche, yuca frita my whole family was happy to eat here . I recommend coming here . They won't let you down. And I'm picky Person . Food has flavor . And plates arent as expensive if you know then You know Peruvian dishes arent cheap . #sorryididntgetmorepics

Service was slow, the Busser was more helpful than our our server herself but glad we were taken of at the end of the day. Food was amazing.. and they had the game on so I can't complain, I'd just wish service was more on point and a priority to them.

Great and tasty Peruvian food, the first time it tasted good I never tried. The decorations inside the restaurant were amazing because you can see the view of Peru like you were in that place. The owner of this place will always be there every time I come and he always takes our order, he is an amazing person.

Always been looking forward to the bread here served with whipped butter and spicy green sauce. It keeps your appetite primed for the main attraction. Our go to dish here is the saltado de pollo: deep fried non-breaded chicken, tossed with onions, tomato and french fries in soy sauce! This in my opinion is the quintessential Peruvian dish as it captures the essence of "chifa" (Chinese-inspired cuisine with South American ingredients).

It's been quite a while since I last visited Estampas Peruanas, so I was excited to return. We arrived at around 1ish on Tuesday, and there were plenty of open tables. While we were deciding what to order, we were brought bread, butter, hominy, and their green chili sauce - such a great way to whet the appetite. I was excited that they also had diet Inca cola, which many places do not carry. We ordered the Milanesa con Pollo and the Pescado a lo macho to share. Decent sized portions. Love the milanesa - crispy and flavorful. As for the Pesacdo a lo macho, the snapper was a bit on the small side which was hard to tell as it was covered with all the other seafood. The sauce was good, especially with the rice. We were definitely full when we were done.

I used to come here a long time ago but it has been many years. We came here on a Sunday to get pan con chiccaron and papa a la huancaina. The huancaina was ok. It's usually my favorite. The pan con chiccaron was good though I feel it could have more filling since there is so much bread. The green salsa they give you with bread is very good. I loved it and the pineapple juice was amazing though expensive. The only issue was that the waiter never brought my sauce. We ordered a side of huancaina sauce and I was already have done with my sandwich and still had not got the sauce and he hadn't come to check on us. When we finally got his attention we asked about the sauce and he said he forgot and he went and got it though I didn't need it anymore since we didn't have any food left for it so that was a waste of money. Other than that the food was good.