Pisco y Nazca Review
Pisco y Nazca Review
Pisco y Nazca Review
Pisco y Nazca Review
Pisco y Nazca Review
Pisco y Nazca Review

Drinks

4.68

We know we're suckers for a sangria deal, but at $19 this is a good one even if the strength varies by glass, and the mimosas don't disappoint either.

Food

4.94

Five people getting a three-course meal is 15 dishes, and we absolutely loved all of them. A Peruvian flair is woven into brunch classics, like the best chicken and waffles we've ever had at brunch, and you'll easily get your money's worth.

Service

4.42

Last call was well after our two-hour limit, and our server more than made up for a minor check snafu with an energetic story we don't really remember because last call was well after our two-hour limit.

Ambiance

4.67

The interior's sleek and lively — nab that reservation — but still a little funky, with vibrant hats plastered on the walls.

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