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Contigo Peru is a restaurant that serves authentic Peruvian fresh food, located in West Valley (10 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City – Utah). Our restaurant has an original dining room that represents the coast, mountains and jungle of Peru. Machu Picchu is the central attraction of our presentation. Contigo Peru is not only a business, but we are very committed to offer the best Peruvian food, service and presentation in town. Our Peruvian food is unique and very tasty. We use selected original Peruvian ingredients when preparing a dish. “Peru has one of the great cuisines of the world. Peruvian food is an original fusion food, having absorbed influences from almost every continent over the last 500 years; said, the New York Times.
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Address: 3411 S Redwood Rd, West Valley City, UT 84119
Phone: (801) 906-0934
Website: http://contigoperu-ut.com/
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Cassandra Morgan
This is my favorite Peruvian restaurant in Utah! Food is always delicious, fresh, and made authentic. The murals on the wall are colorful and vibrant. I ordered the Tallarin saltado con pollo and an Inca kola. It ended up being about $26 per person for food and drinks.
… moreJack Falkenrath
We wanted to try something different and ended up here. Our waiter seemed very nice but since he didn’t speak English it made ordering difficult. I was surprised that the hostess or manager didn’t give him more help while communicating with us since they both spoke English. Fortunately for us they have photos on the menu and some items are described in English. I tried the steak and eggs that came with rice, fries, salad, and plantains. Some of the flavors were subtle, but it was all very good. The person I was with ordered a seafood combo. The only thing she didn’t like was the calamari and clams because they tasted fishy (not fresh). While we were eating our meals the waiter dropped off a bottle of white sauce. We didn’t know what it was for but it tasted good on the French fries and fried fish. Overall, eating here was a fun experience. Prices were a little high but the portions are large.
… moreNikki F
Really delicious food, high quality ingredients and attentive staff. We came in with a big group and they accommodated us almost immediately and made all of our orders quickly. Will definitely be back for more ❤️
… moreMarvin Flores
I recently dined at this fantastic Peruvian restaurant that exceeded my expectations. The food was simply exceptional, capturing the rich and diverse flavors of Peruvian cuisine. From the tender ceviche to the perfectly grilled anticuchos, every dish was a delightful journey for the taste buds.
What truly stood out was the careful attention to detail and authenticity in every plate. The use of traditional Peruvian ingredients and spices was evident, creating an unforgettable dining experience. Moreover, the restaurant managed to strike a remarkable balance between quality and affordability. The prices were reasonable and aligned well with the portion sizes and the high quality of the food.
The ambiance of the restaurant was inviting, featuring vibrant Peruvian decor that transported you to the heart of Peru itself. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable about the menu, and more than willing to provide recommendations based on individual preferences.
All in all, I can confidently say that this Peruvian restaurant offers an exceptional culinary journey at prices that truly reflect the value you receive. Whether you’re a seasoned Peruvian cuisine enthusiast or a first-timer, this restaurant is a definite must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic and delightful dining experience.
… moreWhat truly stood out was the careful attention to detail and authenticity in every plate. The use of traditional Peruvian ingredients and spices was evident, creating an unforgettable dining experience. Moreover, the restaurant managed to strike a remarkable balance between quality and affordability. The prices were reasonable and aligned well with the portion sizes and the high quality of the food.
The ambiance of the restaurant was inviting, featuring vibrant Peruvian decor that transported you to the heart of Peru itself. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable about the menu, and more than willing to provide recommendations based on individual preferences.
All in all, I can confidently say that this Peruvian restaurant offers an exceptional culinary journey at prices that truly reflect the value you receive. Whether you’re a seasoned Peruvian cuisine enthusiast or a first-timer, this restaurant is a definite must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic and delightful dining experience.
Chipper Whatcott
We stopped in on a Friday evening around 6:00.
We were the only guests there, which made us kinda nervous. We weren’t sure if that was a bad sign or not. We briefly considered leaving, but the guy that sat us was really nice and we decided we’d stay.
That was a fortunate decision because the food here is GREAT. It also filled up after we started eating.
My wife ordered the lomo saltado, as she typically does at every Peruvian place we’ve been. She said it was the best she’s ever had.
I ordered the Tallarines Verdes Con Pollo. It was a first for me, and I was very pleasantly surprised. Delicious flavor. Would definitely order it again in the future.
Seriously good food and very kind service.
The only part I didn’t love was the price. It’s kinda high. But other than that, this place is a must-visit.
… moreWe were the only guests there, which made us kinda nervous. We weren’t sure if that was a bad sign or not. We briefly considered leaving, but the guy that sat us was really nice and we decided we’d stay.
That was a fortunate decision because the food here is GREAT. It also filled up after we started eating.
My wife ordered the lomo saltado, as she typically does at every Peruvian place we’ve been. She said it was the best she’s ever had.
I ordered the Tallarines Verdes Con Pollo. It was a first for me, and I was very pleasantly surprised. Delicious flavor. Would definitely order it again in the future.
Seriously good food and very kind service.
The only part I didn’t love was the price. It’s kinda high. But other than that, this place is a must-visit.
Jaaron Merino
The price was to much at $30 but that’s not the bad part because if the food was good it would be acceptable but it was horrible! The arroz chaufa was terrible with the worst flavor you could think. To only good thing was their passion fruit drink but even then it’s 12.99 for a pitcher and there is no free refill.
… moreNate
The Good:
Authentic food
Authentic atmosphere
Seated quickly at 5pm
About 25 mins to get our food
The Bad:
It was really strange that they gave the Americans one menu, and a separate “menu especial” to the Latinos.
After we got our food the server never once came to our table to check and see how we’re doing or offer refills on our drinks.
The passion fruit juice was just a powder mix, it was not real juice and they charged $4 per cup and no free refills.
The owner was obsessed with trying to sell illegal raffle tickets to all the visitors that night claiming to give away a free car parked outside.
It’s a very small restaurant and starting around 7 at night they turn the center of the restaurant into a dance floor severely limiting tablespace and play very loud music the rest of the night. It’s so loud you cannot hear anybody else at your table.
Normally Peruvian restaurants give you canchita to snack on while you are waiting for your food but they did not.
$93 for 2 main dishes, 1 appetizer, 1 jar of passion fruit powder drink and 1 small dessert.
… moreAuthentic food
Authentic atmosphere
Seated quickly at 5pm
About 25 mins to get our food
The Bad:
It was really strange that they gave the Americans one menu, and a separate “menu especial” to the Latinos.
After we got our food the server never once came to our table to check and see how we’re doing or offer refills on our drinks.
The passion fruit juice was just a powder mix, it was not real juice and they charged $4 per cup and no free refills.
The owner was obsessed with trying to sell illegal raffle tickets to all the visitors that night claiming to give away a free car parked outside.
It’s a very small restaurant and starting around 7 at night they turn the center of the restaurant into a dance floor severely limiting tablespace and play very loud music the rest of the night. It’s so loud you cannot hear anybody else at your table.
Normally Peruvian restaurants give you canchita to snack on while you are waiting for your food but they did not.
$93 for 2 main dishes, 1 appetizer, 1 jar of passion fruit powder drink and 1 small dessert.
Mike
First off let me say this. It’s different and new ( at least for me it was) it was delicious. Me and some pals decided to go on a whim and try this place out, best decision I made in Dec. The staff was super friendly and helped us navigate the menu. The menu we had was in a different language but our waiter was super cool and gave us some options, like a crash course. Probably one of my favorite things about trying new places out are the drinks try them all, that’s all I’m saying. Other than that, super good, different and affordable. I’m coming back in the future
… moreMissy Sun Bear
My fav Peruvian place was closed today 12/27 so I had to try a new place and decided to go here.
I ordered 5 plates, 4 of the plates Tallarines verdes. 1 plate bistec a lo pobre.
The steak was over done and super hard to chew. On top of that we all had to share a small cup of sauce. I have been to a few other Peruvian restaurants and this wasn’t a great experience.
… moreI ordered 5 plates, 4 of the plates Tallarines verdes. 1 plate bistec a lo pobre.
The steak was over done and super hard to chew. On top of that we all had to share a small cup of sauce. I have been to a few other Peruvian restaurants and this wasn’t a great experience.
Charise Mills
I am thoroughly impressed with the food here!!! It’s my first time trying Peruvian food. A friend brought my group over and ordered this for us. It was beef, and I LOVE LOVE LOVE the flavor even though I don’t normally prefer eating beef!!! I personally love sweet food, and it is a little sweet, so I really enjoyed my food!! Even their rice is very nicely done. The owners and servers were also very kind and friendly!! Definitely highly recommended!!!!!
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