Tito's Peruvian Restaurant

I've been to this restaurant twice and the reason why I went back, is that I thought service will improve but it hasn't. The food is poor and the atmosphere is rubbish. Peruvian cuisine is famous but unfortunately there isn't a good peruvian restaurant in London yet. I agree with many of the reviews that Tito's should be a cheap bar selling peruvian tapas or piqueos.
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Fathema
2 Overall rating
Food 2 | Service 2 | Atmosphere 2 | Value for money 0
Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Recent negative reviews about this restaurant anger me. The person giving the last review, tells me they know nothing about South American food, maybe have never actually eaten in a traditional south american restaurant before and simply have no idea what they're talking about! I'm english and having travelled extensively throughout Peru and eaten in traditional, authentic restaurants over there, for me there is nothing more satisfying than a visit to Tito's here in London!

I always find the food is fresh and almost identical to the food found in Peru. They even import many of the ingredients used in their dishes to achieve this! Prices should even be higher than they are for this alone in my opinion. The Ceviche is delicious. Furthermore, the restaurant itself does not try to be something it is not. The decor makes me feel welcome and service is friendly. Prices are also very good. The food in this restaurant is amazing and pisco sours are out of this world! I would higly reccomend this restaurant. If you're looking for a restaurant that intimidates you the second you walk in, feels like a nightclub and serves you food which is not worth its value please go somewhere else!
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Benjamin
10 Overall rating
Food 10 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 10
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

I would not recommend eating at Tito's.

Recently visited here with two others, and none of us were impressed. The food was very poor for the price, as was the general atmosphere (complete with wide-screen TV). The staff were helpful but mechanical.

When we arrived we found the layout and decor odd, but were looking forward to some good Peruvian food. The restuarant layout is an unsuccessful cross between a bar and cafe, which ends up feeling a bit like a hawker centre food court.

The starters were unpleasant and left half-eaten, but we remained hopeful that this was bad ordering that would be rectified by outstanding main courses. Alas this was not to be. My main course was slightly below the average quality of my office canteen, which would have been tolerable for a quick £3.00 lunch on a workday but not at these prices on a Saturday night.

Our meal cost over £20 per head for two courses without alcohol. There's lots of better places in London in this price range - avoid the disapointment and go elsewhere.
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GC
3 Overall rating
Food 3 | Service 5 | Atmosphere 3 | Value for money 2
Saturday, October 03, 2009