Inca's Peruvian Cuisine

I would like this restaurant 4 stars to try creatively with typical Peruvian fern, 0 stars for Peruvian authenticity, and 1 star for taste. If you are looking for authentic Peruvian food, continue looking. The whole food was extremely bland and runny. The Alfajores were wafers thin and crushed the weight of the filling when we picked them up. The exception: the Chicha Morada was actually quite good. The service was also friendly, which is why this rating is not 1 star. Honestly, Chicha aside, that was the worst Peruvian food I ever had, and I had a lot. Guy Fieri approved? I think he has to reassess.

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Ina is phenomenal. This small restaurant is a family business in Tucson and the food is like your Gma or Mom made it. I enjoyed the Conchita (Peruvian Popcorn) after my meal, as it was not finished before (fantastic too). I ordered the Ají de gallina it came out of pipping hot and was perfect filling. At dinner I enjoyed a Chica Morada to wet my palette. Dessert was light, that was even better, as it balances everything, I recommend the Alfajores.

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A neat little get away in the foothills area to sample some traditional perivian meals and drinks. Service was friendly and the food was enjoyable. Our appetizers felt overpriced but the main dishes of beef and chicken with Rice were tangy and flavorful. Boasting a good atmosphere, music and location it's a spot to try when Mexican feels overdone

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Amazing place to try if you are in the area. We called ahead and got reservations since it isn't the biggest place inside. They also have outdoor seating. The server was awesome.

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I love the food and the atmosphere. People are so friendly. I'm always coming here when I visit Tucson.

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