

Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar in Reston is a Peruvian restaurant that offers a modern twist to traditional Peruvian cuisine. Inspired by Peru’s top eateries, we serve up bold-flavored dishes, unique cocktails, and a vast selection of local and international beers. Come in for brunch, lunch, dinner, or happy hour. We also offer catering and private event space hosting. Be sure to ask about our rewards program! You can find us at 1871 Explorer St, Reston, VA 20190.
Chic spot with a South American feel serving modern Peruvian fare, cocktails & beer.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1871 Explorer St, Reston, VA 20190
Phone: (703) 407-4010
Website: https://piscoynazca.com/reston-va/
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Reviews
We ordered a few small plates to share and everything came out nicely. The place has a fun, lively vibe without feeling too loud, and it’s a good spot to come with friends or for a casual date. Service was friendly and timing was good.
Overall, great food and atmosphere. Would definitely come back.
The hostess, she was truly amazing, best hostess. We randomly showed up with 8 other people on a Saturday night(I’m so sorry), and they were able to work something out. For future reference, please reserve, but just know that their management is great and very well prepared. I didn’t get her name but she was there on a Saturday night. Thank you..
Thank you very much Pisco, trulysome of the best hispanic cuisine in NOVA.
Otherwise, it’s a great landmark restaurant in reston town center. There’s a great breadth of options, all inspired by Peruvian cuisine. The server, Ion, has been very attentive and friendly.
Only item I disliked was the dessert. Way too sweet. Even if it were less sweet by a couple notches, it’d still have been too sweet. Still, the meal overall was such a great experience despite this, so 5 stars!
We started off with a few appetizers: the Tiradito Nikkei, Fish Ceviche Tradicional, Yucas Fritas, and Pork Tostones. Every single dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented.
For mains, we had the Arroz Chaufa de Mariscos, Lomo Saltado, and Salmón Andino — all perfectly cooked and well-seasoned.
We also took advantage of their La Hora Loca happy hour (daily from 4–7 PM) and enjoyed a few Pisco Sours along with their signature cocktail “El Jefe” (Bourbon, Rhubarb bitters, Poblano syrup, sweet vermouth, Angostura bitters). Everything was excellent — great food, good drinks, and a lively yet relaxed atmosphere.
We skipped dessert this time, but left completely satisfied. Overall, a great experience all around — and big shoutout to Odaliz for her amazing service. Definitely planning to return.