Las Americas

Wonderful. I love Peruvian food and there is no place to get it where I live. I came here for lunch and was not disappointed. I ordered ceviche and lomo Saltado. I would highly recommend this place.

Just had Peruvian breakfast, I had to wait 10 minutes before I could get a cup of coffee. Once I ordered, bread was provided and I had to wait 5 more minutes for butter to arrive. Chicharron was really fatty but did had good flavor, tamales were good. Just one waitress trying to please several customers.

Came here with my boyfriend and had the pollo a la brasa. The chicken was pretty great but the fries needed a little salt. other than that great food. visiting from Cali and never had Peruvian food so we came here to try. if we get the chance again, I’d definitely come back and try more. Our waiter was super attentive as well. so A+ for service!

This place is awesome! The prices aren’t bad compared to the other Peruvian places in Vegas. Waitress was very nice and attentive. Definitely coming back to try more dishes.

Delicious Peruvian food specially the «pollo alas brazas» not over priced.

If you’re looking for some epic Peruvian food, look no further!
Stuck in a stripmall, you wouldn’t imagine the delightful cuisine that awaits you inside.
The dishes are perfect for sharing, and the colors of eat dish are amazing, there’s nothing chromatic about the food!
We recommend jaleo de mariscos, pescado a lo macho, ceviche mixto, lomo saltado. Do not forget to try Chicha morada and try icecream of Lucuma.

Best Peruvian ceviche I found in USA. I am Peruvian myself and I have been in USA for 15 years and in every city I have been I have tried the different Peruvian restaurants. The food at Las America’s is one of the most authentic and well prepared Peruvian foods I have tried in USA. But they are u doubly best at ceviche. Other things are good– better than most restaurants, but not excellent as their ceviche. Ceviche is their specialty.
Vanessa

Excellent food and atmosphere! The server is very attentive and professional! They served us in less than 10 minutes the appetizers and our steak 5 minutes later! This is a must try and repeat!

Pretty good Pollo a la Brasa.
Prices are good.
service is also great!

Don’t let the appearance or location fool you. I’ve gone to this restaurant several times. The food is pretty amazing. I always order lomo saltado for myself (steak stir fry with fries) because I love it! I’ve also tried other dishes though, the seafood appetizers, papa a la huancaina, the fried rice, the roasted chicken, I could go on and on, but I’d suggest trying it yourself. You won’t be disappointed!

Everything I’ve had here has been delicious. I especially recommend the ceviche and lomo saltado (seasoned beef loin with onions and tomatoes). The whole baked chicken is also great. Don’t miss out on the lovely Peruvian wines they have behind the counter!

I love peruvian food, and I have to say this place is awesome. It used to be better, but ownership changed but it’s still good. Delicious food. I recommend, Lomo saltado.

Best place to eat great staff and awesome food we always enjoy being there great place thanks for the jalea grande yumm

I’m half peruvian half irish. I grew up with mom making the traditional peruvian dishes. I have to say most of the reviews are spot on. I ordered the papa la huaicana and Lomo saltado. Delicious
. The sauce was perfectly spiced and the potion was nice. The Lomo saltado was very tender and nicely prepared with two diff types of onions and fresh tonatoes. Of all the peruvian restaurants I have eaten this one ranks in the top 3. A must try. You won’t be sorry. Don’t let the strip center it is in fool you.

First time here, Is very spacious, clean, services was great!!!
The Food was delicious I will be back for sure to try more… I will definitely recommend to check it out…

The ckn was very tasty and fresh. Great value for $ 17 whole ckn with 2 large sides. Large space with friendly service.

So my husband is Peruvian. When his grandparents are out of town and they obviously can’t cook for us, we like to stop by Las Americas to get in our fix.
I’ve traveled to Peru twice and have been eating the food for years, so I’m familiar with how it should taste. Las Americas does a great job with their recipes. The food really tastes authentic and makes you forget that you’re still in the States. My favorite dishes here are aji de gallina and pollo a la brasa. I also drink about half my weight in chicha, which is a drink made of purple corn. It tastes like this weird iced tea, but it’s sweet and delicious. My family has never complained about the food and this is a regular spot for all of us.
The ambiance of the restaurant is casual, yet a bit relaxing. The windows are blacked out, so the temperature always stays cool and the sun won’t ever glare in your eyes. The restaurant also has large pictures of various regions of Peru, which is a beautiful sight and perfect for photo op’s with your family.
Las Americas sometimes has live music on the weekends and they also serve picarones on Saturdays. They sell some Peruvian goodies like alfajores (my fave!), turron, Inka Kola, and they even sell custom cakes. The servers are always friendly. Check it out!

Great food, always consistent. We are regulars there. The only reason I don’t give five stars is because the waitress never speaks directly to me when the family orders (in spanish). But, when it’s time to pay the bill
is always placed next to me. Lol… the funny part is all of my inlaws know the owners. Anyway the food is great & we vist 2 — 4 times a month.

I love my country and its food. Peruvian food is hands down my favorite and Im very happy to see that its getting more and more popular throughout the world. And now, in Las Vegas.
There are a couple of options in town and Las Americas is one of the top ones that have its pros and cons.
Pros are simple: The food. It tastes awesome and portions are good. Im getting punched by Incas right and left when I take a bite of anything that I order. And I ordered everything already. dont judge me. They have this hang over secret called «Leche de tigre» (means tiger milk but its not real tiger milk) it is very sour but its liquid cocaine for me.
The aji de gallina and carapulcra taste like heaven. See, Las Americas has some plates that other Peruvian restaurants don’t dare to have .Very authentic dishes like Patita con Mani or chicharron breakfast. Every dish taste good and the presentation is good as well.
Price is also in the Pros department. Comparing between the other spots in town, this place is really affordable. With a very big menu you can chose to be budget conscious or just go all out on a gallore of Peruvian food indulgence.
Cons are a couple: Location. It is not located in the best side of town. Ive seen (and filmed) a couple of homeless people fights at the parking lot, had some people selling random things walking into the restaurant (and they let them) or just some ghetto /​dangerous situations. If you took the bus, good for you, but I drive there and
it is a little scary to leave your car outside. At least you can see your car through the windows.
Another thing I don’t like is the decoration. It looks cheesy/ghetto.It makes me sad sometimes because it scares people out. Just doesn’t look good. For example I was eating my delicious carapulcra on a MonteCarlo casino plate and im sure they are not part of the chain. I cant bring a group here because it just doesn’t look good and even though the food is good, presence and location will murder the experience for a Peruvian food noob.
The chef is awesome. He cooks and checks on you while you are dining. For a small stablishment I think that was a pretty cool touch. The servers are nice. Always smiling and greeting; However they tend to forget things. Today they forgot two things on my order and refills were taking a while. I give them a B for effort and warmth but they
could do better
Ride your LLama but leave your Drama when you get there!

Im the kind who is always open to trying something new so when our friend suggested to try this place we were totally up for it. I have never had Peruvian food and didn’t know what I was looking at on the menu. However they do have a description written in english so you can decipher it without a problem but then how do you know what is good? Well, we each made two or three choices then ask the waitress and she had a definite favorite of them and went with what she said.
The nice thing about being a Unilocaler is having your friends hand you food off their plates to try. The bad thing is I need to start working off some of this food! So here is what we went with. Tamal with sliced marinated onions and lime juice, the Masa was nice. The boyfriend had Parihuela Peruvian Bouillabaisse a Seafood soup with fish, clams, shrimp, mussels and squid in a delicious beer broth. He was happy and full. Our friend had Saltado de Pollo Chicken sautéed with tomatoes and onions and french fries. It had a rich hardy flavor extremely filling. Sadly mine is not on the to go menu so I can only describe it without a name. I had a Spaghetti made with a Basil and Cilantro sauce with a lean beef and fried plantains. I really enjoyed it, similar to a pesto sauce only in Peruvian.
The experience all in all was good the food was good. It is not a gourmet restaurant nor did I expect one, the food is huge in portions and the flavor is good. The prices are a bit high but for the amount of food you get I guess it is fine. The service was good I think she was not used to seeing many White and Asian people come in to try the food maybe a bit intimidated at first. I really enjoyed my choice for my meal and glad to have tried it I may be back but unsure at this time. I’m going to go eat my lunch now, guess what I’m having ;)…

vivi en california mucho tiempo, soy mexicano y me encanta la comida peruana, pero creo q me acostumbre al sason de el restaurant peruano al que iva en los angeles, por eso pongo 3 estrellas