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Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 140 N Main St, Port Chester, NY 10573
Phone: (914) 934-0247
Website: http://www.restaurantelfestejo.com/
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Reviews
nadia rodriguez
I’ve been coming to this place for almost 30 years—since I was 10 years old. I grew up around the corner on Highland St, came here with my family, and continued the tradition with my mother and my 5 yr old son. This was always a place I trusted and supported.
Today I drove all the way from Stratford, CT specifically to buy their ají sauce, which I’ve been purchasing almost every other week. Over time, the price has increased from $5 to $6.50 to $7, which I never complained about because I genuinely love the sauce.
Today I was suddenly told I could not purchase the sauce unless I bought food. This policy was never communicated before. Had I known, I would not have made the drive. I politely asked if they could sell it to me one last time, given my history, and was told no.
After decades of loyalty, this was incredibly disappointing and felt like very poor customer service. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.
… moreToday I drove all the way from Stratford, CT specifically to buy their ají sauce, which I’ve been purchasing almost every other week. Over time, the price has increased from $5 to $6.50 to $7, which I never complained about because I genuinely love the sauce.
Today I was suddenly told I could not purchase the sauce unless I bought food. This policy was never communicated before. Had I known, I would not have made the drive. I politely asked if they could sell it to me one last time, given my history, and was told no.
After decades of loyalty, this was incredibly disappointing and felt like very poor customer service. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.
Sheba Gemini
I love their sauces and rotisserie chicken at this place very tasty and juicy. Their salad is made of romaine lettuce not iceberg which is a plus to me and their dressing tastes wonderful. I always go out of my way to go here .
The green sauce is perfect it’s not too spicy and too bland. The prices on their menu is affordable if I’m gonna compare it to other Peruvian food places. I’m glad I stumbled upon this joint. Some of the other Peru restaurants I go to change prices go up every time. When I order over the phone they’ll tell me 20mins but when I get there it’s not done sometimes I wait 45-60mins.
At El Festejo I start ordering when I’m on the highway and the lady will tell me 10-15mins and she’s very accurate! I like those accuracy because they’re man of their words unlike others who say 20mins and it’s never done on time lol.
… moreThe green sauce is perfect it’s not too spicy and too bland. The prices on their menu is affordable if I’m gonna compare it to other Peruvian food places. I’m glad I stumbled upon this joint. Some of the other Peru restaurants I go to change prices go up every time. When I order over the phone they’ll tell me 20mins but when I get there it’s not done sometimes I wait 45-60mins.
At El Festejo I start ordering when I’m on the highway and the lady will tell me 10-15mins and she’s very accurate! I like those accuracy because they’re man of their words unlike others who say 20mins and it’s never done on time lol.
Parijat Roy
The food tastes excellent. The service is also excellent, even though we did not know Spanish but we were able to get through.
Food quality is also good.
… moreFood quality is also good.
Jonathan Morais
This would be our first time trying Peruvian. The place is small but delivered very highly on flavor. We ordered the lomo saltado and the arroz con mariscos. Both dishes were super flavorful. Lomo saltado was the best of the two. If in the neighborhood and don’t care for the ambience, I highly recommend this place for adventurous eaters!
… moreJ F
Today is (July 28) the celebration of Peru’s Independence from Spain. I called every single Peruvian restaurant in Port Chester (and there’s one on every corner it seems) in search of these delicious sweet potato and squash donuts. I finally came upon El Festejo. Clearer a traditional, mom and pop restaurant BUT! that’s what gems are made of. Our PICARONES we’re fresh to order – very crispy on the outside and so soft and spongy on the inside. The CHANCACA honey was amazing – you can taste the fig leaves…I mean this was as traditional as it gets. So freaking good! THANK YOU FESTEJO!
… moreJames Concepcion
My favorite Peruvian restaurant. The service is amazing and the food even better. The bread the give to start the meal is crusty but soft inside. Their green sauce is the best. I know it is lettuce and cilantro based with chili. But I swear that there is evaporated milk to make it creamy and sweet.
I always order the Sudado de Mariscos. This is mixed seafoods with tomatoes and chilis. This is served with yucca and rice. If I feel carnivorous I order the Lomo Saltado which I ask to be served rare and with fried eggs.
I have tried all of their ceviches and have never been disappointed. Their Tallarines pasta is also yummy.
They also serve the ubiquitous Pollo a la Brasa. I have a quarter chicken with lots of their green sauce and rice. Enjoy this with diet Inca soda and you are in heaven.
When you visit look for Rosie. She is an asset to this establishment. She knows the whole menu and recommends their best dishes always.
… moreI always order the Sudado de Mariscos. This is mixed seafoods with tomatoes and chilis. This is served with yucca and rice. If I feel carnivorous I order the Lomo Saltado which I ask to be served rare and with fried eggs.
I have tried all of their ceviches and have never been disappointed. Their Tallarines pasta is also yummy.
They also serve the ubiquitous Pollo a la Brasa. I have a quarter chicken with lots of their green sauce and rice. Enjoy this with diet Inca soda and you are in heaven.
When you visit look for Rosie. She is an asset to this establishment. She knows the whole menu and recommends their best dishes always.
Ramiro Cabrera
Came here for lunch and food was great. It’s a mom and pop shop. Only one server but service was good. Will definitely come back.
… moreAlan Molfino
What a total disappointment. Despite recommendations praising the owner, Angela as a true American dream—a Peruvian women who used to work the corners, saving enough money to overcame challenges to own her own restaurant—I decided to try it for Peruvian cuisine and because I am a true believer of second chances.
We ordered ceviche, papa a la huancayna, lomo saltado, and grilled chicken. However, the ceviche tasted like a salty garlic soup with partially frozen fish, and the huancayna had a flavor reminiscent of rotten cheese. Lomo saltado was overly salty, with an inexplicable addition of “soy sauce”. The chicken appeared undercooked, with a pinkish-red hue throughout. Surprised the health department hasn’t shut them down. For those seeking a great Peruvian family restaurant with a clean environment, this is certainly not the place to spend your money.
… moreWe ordered ceviche, papa a la huancayna, lomo saltado, and grilled chicken. However, the ceviche tasted like a salty garlic soup with partially frozen fish, and the huancayna had a flavor reminiscent of rotten cheese. Lomo saltado was overly salty, with an inexplicable addition of “soy sauce”. The chicken appeared undercooked, with a pinkish-red hue throughout. Surprised the health department hasn’t shut them down. For those seeking a great Peruvian family restaurant with a clean environment, this is certainly not the place to spend your money.
Berenice R
The fact that I can count the pieces of meat that are in here is funny like whatttt I pay 14$ for just french fries and rice. CRAZY!!!!
… moreRenee Ibanez
Was there for a DJ night. I’ve not danced and had that much fun in years!!! Music was very well balanced and seemed to be of everyone’s taste. Food is great and staff is super friendly. The crowd attending were just fun people with great vibe. Will definitely go back asap!
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