Terrible customer service. I would not recommend. I needed help with their breakfast choices (because I?m not Peruvian and it all seemed strange) When I asked my questions, the lady there completely ignored all of my questions. I repeated my questionsagain and she responded by saying ?I don?t have time to answer your questions. Are you gonna order or not ?? I did not eatbreakfast at Lima Coffee Shop because they were rude and lacked customer service. Instead I went to Grind n Crepe in Occoquan(5-7 mins away) They were *kind* and respectful to me and provided kind help navigating their breakfast choices.
I had a really disappointing experience with the customer service, and I cannot recommend this restaurant. I needed help with the breakfast menu, as I’m not familiar with Peruvian cuisine and everything felt unfamiliar. However, when I asked for assistance, the staff member completely ignored my questions. Even after I repeated my inquiries, I received a dismissive reply: "I don’t have time to answer your questions. Are you going to order or not?" Due to their rudeness and lack of proper customer service, I chose not to have breakfast at Lima Coffee Shop. Instead, I went to…
I have been to almost every Peruvian restaurant in Virginia and this place was pretty disappointing, the staff is nice and I ordered a chicharron which was pretty good, but I also ordered a ceviche which was bad, the fish was squishy and had a weird taste, my favorite plate is ceviche so this was sad. Then I went up to pay and asked for a pack of their afrijoles, thinking these can?t be bad it?s just a Peruvian desert cookie, but I was wrong, it tasted outdated like it?s
I was a bit nervous to try Lima Coffee Shop, but their frappes were absolutely amazing! This has become my new go-to coffee spot on my way to work. Good plantains are hard to find around here, and theirs were perfect—loved every bite! Their fries are delicious as well. Definitely check out their menu for some great options!
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Their pan con chicharrón was on point. Tamal de chancho and pan con pollo were just okay. Following some of the previous reviews about extremely sweetened coffee drinks, I asked for a mildly sweetened latte and it was perfect. Lastly, I have to compliment their haucatay spicy sauce, though mild, it was very flavorful.
I was kind of nervous trying, but the Fraps were amazing! My new little coffee shop to stay on the way to work! Plantains are hard to find in this area and they were ON POINT. I love her! Your fries are also delicious:
The food was delicious, but we were a bit puzzled by the shoe string "fries" that came with our meal. The coffee was fresh and rich in flavor. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.
The prices are pretty steep! A tamale costs $7.00, and it's rather small. The sandwind lomo is $10.00; the meat is decent but not particularly remarkable!
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Finding good Peruvian coffee can be a challenge, but I truly enjoyed it here! The alfajores were also delightful.
Finding Peruvian coffee was a bit difficult, but I truly enjoyed it! The alfajores were also delicious.
