
At Peruanisima Bakery and Cafe we serve delicious empanadas of all kind (beef, chicken, cheese, lomo saltado, aji de gallina, etc.), all kind of Peruvian deserts, juices, and especially we serve Peruvian breakfast serve with tamales, suite potatoes, fry pork, French bread with salads. Come to enjoy Peruvian food!
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Address: 931 N State Rd 434 Suit 1145, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
Phone: (407) 951-6057
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Y’all… I just found THE spot that’s serving straight-up Peruvian perfection!
I had their pork sandwich and OMG… the bread? Soft and fresh. The pork? Perfectly seasoned. And those pickled onions?? DIVINE. But wait… they add sweet potato inside the sandwich and it’s that sweet & savory combo you didn’t know you needed in your life.
I’m super picky when it comes to Peruvian food, but THIS place? Totally worth the drive. Every bite hits like a flavor explosion .
Also, shoutout to the sweet blonde lady at the register …she was so kind and courteous. I hope they keep the chefs and this place as good as it is.
The food was amazing with a genuine Peruvian taste. We had the Lurin Breakfast and torta helada and everything was full of flavor, the bread was freshly made , the chicharron and tamal were tender and flavorful.
The atmosphere was great with outside seating on a beautiful sunny day.
Service was outstanding, Yirina was very professional and made our experience very pleasant.
I also ordered a jugo de lúcuma, and that was really good. I can’t complain—it was delicious. The meal also came with papa a la huancaína, which was very flavorful and fresh. I ordered a tamal as well. It was a chicken tamal, and it was flavorful and fresh, but smaller than I expected. That’s not really their fault, of course, but still, it was tasty.
I also bought some frozen French bread to take home, and I’ve tried two so far—they’re really good.
So, other than the Tallarín Verde not having any flavor, the rest of the food was pretty good. I didn’t get a chance to try dessert, so I’ll do that next time I visit.
The “pan con chicharrón “, “butifarra” and the tamales are delicious!
Perfect times to go and find an available seat between 10 am and 12 pm.