Incas

It kinda sucks I missed the prime of this restaurant. My family always talked about this place but I lived too far and now I’m 5 min away and the food just wasn’t it. Under new ownership and there’s def a new chef. I’ve had this food once and it was great.. but this time… literally everything was bland.. potatos we’re hard, sauce had no spice, Lomo had no “jugito” and couldn’t taste the soy or vinegar and was super bland, also looks like they share Fry suppliers with McDonald’s. I could make a better Lomo at home. Arroz chaufa was sooo bland and had way too many peas. Best part was the causa de camarones, I’ll give em that. I made a reservation not knowing they had a special menu. You would think they’d have that menu working like a well oiled machine since there are only a handful of options but it took 45 min to get our appetizers just to start. They also sat us in the corner with a lopsided table I had to fix myself. Then we realized… we were actually forced to order from the Mother’s Day menu. We realized because another table with a kid received salchipapas which wasn’t on the “special” menu. Had we known, we would’ve just ordered a regular meal and not be forced to pay $30/person with no drink. Also before ordering, we asked for a regular menu or options for kids and she said no, only the Mother’s Day menu is available. Then when we asked again cuz we saw the other table, she said “you asked for a kids menu” like cmon stop with the games. You know what I meant. I obviously wanted something for my 5 year old daughter. Apps took 45 min to come out, my alcoholic drink took 20 min longer to get to me cuz the waitress didn’t hear me. Then when our main entrees finally came out..mine was incorrect, she claimed I said pollo saltado. I literally NEVER order pollo saltado at any Peruvian restaurant. I’m literally half Peruvian, I know the difference. No one else at my table ordered pollo saltado either. Worst part is they charge automatic gratuity. The service was bad, the food was bland and lifeless and the experience overall bad. Won’t come back here again. Go to Bridgeport or Fairfield for some better food. Such a shame.

I have been going to Incas since 2010, I was always a fan of not just the food but the service as well. Recently I heard a rumor that the ownership was changed and I was skeptical. I visited the location last night and my fear came to life. The food is still very good, the service was great, our server was attentive and courteous. If this weren't the case I would have had an issue with the automatic gratuity. However the food does not taste the same, even the aji sauce has a different consistency and taste. I can't express enough that the food isn't bad, it is okay however if you were a frequent customer the taste of the food is noticeable. Unfortunately, I do not think I will be a regular customer anymore. I do wish the new owners all of the luck, as I see that their reviews have drastically dropped.

This wasn't our first time at Incas...but sadly was my last, we ordered fried calamari as an appetizer and our dinner. Everything come at once making our hot food cold. I send it back and it cone back out of the microwave the steak was cold and no flavor, the rice was cold and hard. I forgot to mentioned that we were the first and only table for about 45 minutes...there was no need for rushing our food. Sorry Incas and please improve your food. Service was 👍 great...

What once was our go to Peruvian restaurant will never be anymore. Under new ownership, the food was bland and lifeless. The Huacatay sauce, which was one of the best. Now tastes like it either has mustard in it or they have used the wrong cheese. And, is not even faintly spicy. Also the chicha morada was watery and sweet. It had a slight taste of cinnamon but no pineapple or clove and no body to it. Sad to see what the original family grow into something special, fade to nothing so quickly.

My family and I have been coming to Incas for years, it was a spot on restaurant where you couldn't go wrong. However we had the worst experience with their food, definitely not what it used to be at all. Apparently there is new ownership. Food was just not good. They had brown rice for starters, horrible seasoning, their Leche de Tigre was foamy looked like a cappuccino. I could go on but the experience overall was not what we expected as loyal customers. Unfortunately we will not be going back and neither will the rest of my family who also used to enjoy this place. Very sad that these transitions aren't for the better.