El Señorio Criollo - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Noa Tinco: After all these years living in London, I’ve finally found a place that truly represents real Peruvian food. Everything is cooked with love and authenticity, generous portions, fair prices, and excellent service. Edwin (who looked after us) was amazing, and the whole team is from Peru. You can really taste the tradition in every dish. My friends ordered pollo a la brasa and I ordered duo Marino which is ceviche and pescado frito. It’s a bit hidden and not right in the centre, but that’s what makes it such a gem. If you’re looking for authentic Peruvian food in London, this is the place.

5 /5 Hiro J. Kobayashi: Amazing authentic Peruvian food. Loved the Ceviche Mixto and Cassava Fries. Totally worth it and the owners are super friendly with a family atmosphere to the place.

5 /5 Loukas: Cannot express how much I loved this restaurant. The moment you arrive youre greeted as if youre family. The food was incredible and the atmosphere was very joyful. Three of us went for lunch and all three dishes were packed full of incredible flavour. We cant wait to come back!

4 /5 Jenny Arenas: I really enjoyed the food here — everything was fresh, well-prepared, and full of flavor. The staff was friendly and the service was smooth. The atmosphere was welcoming, making it a great spot for a casual meal or dinner out. Definitely recommend!

5 /5 Matthew Aleandri: My friend had been here multiple times, said it was decent, and so me and another friend went there for dinner with him one Saturday evening. The place was fairly busy, but we managed to get a table. I skipped the starters and went straight for the main course and chose the seco de cordero (£18). A lamb based dish served with rice, beans, small salad, and yuca potato. A lovely dish indeed and all the elements went well together...the rice wasnt overcooked and the beans in the suace were flavoursome. The meat itself was a big chunk, tasty, but a bit dry if being honest....but very filling and hearty. For dessert, I went for the Tres Leches cake (£5) as my friend had recommended it, so I gave it a go. Its wasnt too sweet, which was good, and the layers of cream and milk kept it lovely and moist...the sweet cinnamon flavour also made it the perfect dessert to end the meal with. So, in the area and fancy some Peruvian food! This place is definitely worth a go. Friendly and relaxed staff. :)