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Listed under Peruvian Restaurants. located in Houston.
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South American cafe serving homestyle fare, ceviche & organic coffee in a casual, art-filled space.
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- Address401 Franklin St Ste 1275, Houston, TX 77002, USA
- Phone(832) 290-8823
- Websitewww.andescafe.com/
- HoursMonday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMTuesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMWednesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMThursday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMSaturday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMSunday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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Everything was good, we ordered mixed ceviche bolivian plate bandeja paisa and chicha morada with passion fruit, Im from the north of peru so the ceviche is more like the ceviche of lima but the passion fruit was soooo goood
My favorite dining spot at the Post Houston. Authentic, delicious Peruvian ceviche, enjoyed the white fish (corvina) option. Fresh ingredients, refreshing dish.
I've been here before when the POST was first coming up and it is as great!! But coming back to revisit it, the food quality has dropped dramatically and the prices are still about the same, if not, much higher than before. Ordered the Peru Ceviche Mix . The raw seafood was okay, but the raw fish was super dry and runny. The fried squid tasted stale and side garnishes were not good with the main protein of the dish. Was let down by a once solid spot located in the POST
The place looks super clean and cozy, and the cashier was really nice. The menu had me excited — lots of tasty-looking options. I ordered the lomo saltado, and while it looked amazing, the meat was unfortunately pretty dry and lacking flavor. There were way more fries than meat, and the portion of meat itself left a lot to be desired. The rice, though, was the real winner — soaked up all the juice and tasted great. Then again, if I wanted rice, I could make that at home and save the money. What threw me off was the extra charge for sauces. Kinda feels like penny pinching when you don’t even get one with your meal, especially when the meat could’ve really used it. Overall, not a bad spot and I’d give it another shot, but for now it’s a solid 3 stars. Verdict: ⭐️⭐️1/2
Well on my way home from church found this inside a mall i order the Bolivian plater dint like it the meat had no taste and y ask for picante or some. To give my food flavor the lady said. If you want picante it cost you a dollar my husband had a bandeja dint like it either and price was high for quality but its. Inside the mall i guess that way