E41 — Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale

Everything we had food and drinks was delicious. Especially recommend the dragon roll. Milagros was so wonderful helpful and attentive! The only things that would’ve been better and encouraged me to come back for sure would be 1) if they validated parking as there is nowhere to park but there’s a garage next door and our other favorite spots in Las Olas do absolutely validate parking, and 2) if they could tell you anything about the happy hour wines. There’s a wine menu that is apparently irrelevant as no one could tell me the brand or location or anything about the bottle it would be poured from 😅

We spent $110 for 3 hh rolls (came with 5 or 6 pieces of sushi), 3 beers, 1 cocktail (pisco sour was great) and 1 unknown wine, as well as the scallops appetizer (tasty but comes with 4 small pieces) and the passion fruit cheesecake (amazing highly recommend)!!! Parking is $8. So a deterrent for us for sure but honestly not that bad compared to Miami or...

Great place! We live just across the street and had been looking forward to its opening. Finally tried it today, and it did not disappoint! The food is excellent, and the portions are so generous that I couldn’t even finish everything I wanted to try — which is a good excuse to come back soon. The seafood is fresh, the flavors are rich, and the sauces are absolutely delicious.

The staff is friendly, attentive, and well-trained. Service was quick without feeling rushed. The atmosphere is welcoming, modern, and clean, and even the smell of the restaurant is inviting — something I always notice.

A couple of small details: the music could be turned down a notch to make conversations easier, and the restroom door, while stylish, took me a moment to figure out.

Overall, though, this is a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Please keep the food and service at this level — it’s the kind of place that makes you want to...

This trendy spot in downtown Fort Lauderdale serves up excellent, authentic Peruvian cuisine. The quality of the food is top-notch, with everything tasting very fresh. The specialty ceviches are a definite highlight and a must-try. I particularly enjoyed the grilled octopus, which was perfectly prepared. However, a couple of points detracted from the experience. The rolls on the menu were surprisingly ordinary, and their connection to Peruvian food was unclear. More significantly, the noise level was a major issue. We visited on a Friday evening, and the music was extremely loud, making conversation impossible. We left quickly as it was physically uncomfortable to stay. In summary: Come here for genuinely great, high-quality Peruvian dishes—especially the seafood. But be warned: if you visit on a busy weekend night, prepare for an overwhelmingly noisy atmosphere that detracts...