Cuzco in Southwark - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We went with my partner who is Peruvian for a nice traditional meal. It was expensive for the kind of food and cocktails served. From the begining we arrive the experience was not great we ordered a Passion fruit Pico sour and it was made without egg white making the cocktail looking very bad without texture.We had to ask the waiter to redo it with egg white in a proper way. When the food arrived the anticucho was warm and felt like it was reheated in the microwave not cooked fresh in the grill. The ceviche was not great either and was far too spicy where we asked to make it without spice. The Arroz Marisco again same as the anticucho reheated the king's prawns were cold in the middle, the sea food was very poor quality. The Lomo saltado a meal than even I not a professional cook can make it tastier that what we got served and again the meat was very bad quality. Disappointed experience in particular where there was only 1 additional table of 4 at 9pm you would though that the kitchen have to time and doesn't rush to make the food in such a bad condition. It is a shame as the food was with good presentation but the taste and quality of the ingredients was really not there.

Los precios excesivamente caros para lo q sirven porque esos no son platos son tapas pedimos 4 platos para 3 personas y no , de el chaulafan su arroz muy hecho las gambas y el calamar a medio coser el chicharron de risa muy pero muy poco para lo que cobran y bueno fui a probar la comida peruana y 1 pague mucho 2 quedamos con hambre porque nos tocó de a 4 cucharadas a cada uno entonces preferí salir y irme a comer al market porque la verdad no me gusto para nada

Dan muy pocas cantidades en los platos pues creo que no está considerado como un bar de tapas. Me esperaba platos más o menos medianos por los precios, claro se entiende la zona y que tiende a costar más pero tampoco estaba muy bueno a mi gusto. El servicio aún peor porque no hay nadie en la puerta para atenderte y estaba vacío el día que fui, la iluminación muy escasa que dan ganas de no entrar. La camarera vino un rato a tomar nota y darnos los menús y ya no la volvimos a ver más.

First time visiting the restaurant and was nothing but thrilled at the quality of food and service! Defo recommend :)

wanted to try Peruvian food for the first time. Short 2 minute walk after doing the shard experience. Food was delicious and both food and drink very reasonably priced for the location. Carlos was an excellent host who explained all the dishes and the parting tequilas made for a warm walk back to our hotel. Highly recommended.

I had the glory to find this Peruvian restaurant in London and the food was AMAZING, I miss my Peruvian food so much, this place took me back home, from the Inca Kola that I had when arrived till my last dessert spoon everything was delicious I enjoyed so much and fully recommend you should visit this place. Also team members were very friendly and we had a good chat in Spanish, which was a plus cause I do miss talking in my mother language. Cant wait to go back!! Fiorella T.

Fui con una amiga y decidimos este restaurante, pensamos que estaba super bueno! Bueno resulta que a mi amiga le sirvieron una sopa de mariscos que estaba muy mala y salada!!!! creo que después de que el restaurante estaba vacio, no quedan muchas ganas de volver ahi! Eso si cabe decir que el ceviche esta buenisimo!!!! Los precios son excesivamente caros ( cabe descatar que es en London bridge)

Best service ever, friendly, attentive, kindly by Carlos ( welcoming and attentive paisano) and Oriana ( charming and knowledgeable about the cuisine) . Uncle Pe (gringo) first time being Peruvian was delicious and nutritious. Alex ( Spanish tapas boy) and Michal( polish explorer) were pleasantly surprised. Reasonable price and really tasty; we recommend everyone to come and visit! Much love international avengers ❤️

Having not really tried Peruvian food before, I thoroughly enjoyed the abundance of different flavours and the freshness of the food across the dishes I tried here - ceviche, anticuchos, seco de cordero and chaufa de mariscos. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming with great service and friendly staff. I will certainly be returning.

Long story short we alighted upon this restaurant almost by accident but were every glad that we did. Despite it being quiet - we're still mid-Covid - service was attentive and the food top class - tasty with good portions sizes and overall a thoroughly enjoyable evening. I'd come back without hesitation - well done Carlos and Miguel for making our night special and I look forward to seeing you soon.

I loved my experience at Cuzco as all their dishes were packed with flavour! Both their Salmon Tiradito and Ceviche were flavorsome and presented so beautifully. The Jalea which was shallow fried seafood served with fried cassava and tartar sauce was a perfect portion and lastly, their huancaina sauce was to die for! Definitely recommend visiting yourself and trying out these dishes!!

I recently visited Cuzco and I loved it. I sampled their: - Anticucho (beef) was to die for! So tender and Full of Flavour. - Seafood fried rice was tasty as well. I loved the Salsa music which they subtly play in the background. The Host was very warm and friendly, and all floor staff were upbeat and happy. I will be coming back very soon to eat their Anticuchos again (yum). Well done to Maria the Owner and her Family, for their excellent efforts during this difficult times.

The food was amazing! When I just the Papa la Huancaina it reminded me of being in Peru. Looking forward to come back again. Carlos the waiter was very kind too.

Average south American food, at twice the price it should be. We Ordered three mains, which consisted of meet + rice + raw onion. Starters were better, but at the same price you expect a main course in other 'family run' places.

Had rump steak, which was flavoursome but very, very thin and with a lot of gristle. Wine not great, but servers and owner were very warm and welcoming. Hopefully just some teething issues after reopening...

I have been a regular customer since 2006 . The food has never been able to dissapoint me . The friendly staff and the same nice people has given a postitive represation of peru . Quality over quantity anytime . Would definately recommend for those who want to try something great and traditional from peru !!!

I went there looking for Tito Restaurant, but I realized that this restaurant does not exist anymore. I went around 6.30pm two weeks ago on Thursday. I found Cuzco restaurant but the atmosphere look like a funeral, it is nothing Latin, ok some waitress. Then we ordered the food, it was very cold, as frozen, and the portion worse that for a child, but anyway, we asked what happened that the salmon was completely cold and they said that it was like that, but honestly it was not cold, it was frozen. They offered to put in the microwave? excuse me? Cuzco restaurant saying that is going to put the food in the microwave? Anyway, the price very expensive for the disappointed food and environment. The waitress tried the best, but they look bored. Please change the decoration, put more music, and care more about the food.

Do you want to pick up a contagious and potentially fatal disease? If so, look no further; this could be the place to get it. The story goes thus: my wife and I called in for drinks recently. I ordered a drink from the menu that turned out not to be available. When I complained, I was brought a glass of (terrible) wine instead, without consultation. While drinking this, we both noticed the barman pouring my rejected drink back into the bottle. My wife had also tasted it to corroborate my opinion that it was not what I had ordered. We do not have hepatitis, coronavirus or anything worse but did the barman know this? I doubt it; and what diseases might we have picked up from the wine - that may also have been salvaged from other customers’ rejected dregs? My advice would be: err on the side of caution and give this place a wide berth.

The food is just like in peru. Friendly stuff. Great location. And overall great food. We ate there 3 days out of 5

We were a bit disappointed and dissatisfied with our meal here as it turned out to be expensive and just "alright". We were tempted in by the notice outside that they do a set lunch deal, however once inside discovered there is no choice whatsoever...

Me and my boyfriend wanted to try Peruvian and got recommended this place.. they do really good ceviche we are definitely coming back for more...

We went there for Christmas dinner and this has been by far the most disappointing restaurant I have ever been to for many years in London. The started was an absolute joke. Small portion, cold and tasteless. We were then waiting for 45 min until...

Visited on a Saturday with Husband and 10 year old Son. The place was very busy and the atmosphere was great. Food not just tasted great but was so nicely presented.

Their food is amazing. The service is amazing. What a beautiful gem of a place. Highly recommended if you’re in London Bridge area.

Fabulous service and great menu! Starter and dessert were delicious but the mains really weren’t up to expectation and wasn’t enjoying enough to finish which is very unusual for me. Beautifully presented though!

Before Cuzco this restaurant was called Titos, and I use to travel long distances to enjoy some traditonal dishes. I was away for a while and when I came back. The restaurant changed and even the prices. However, the menu still intact. I use to...

Terrific food, I used to come here when it was called Tito’s and I didn’t realise they had reopened as Cuzco. I had the saltado vegetariano, very tasty!

Happy hour until 8pm, and then fantastic food (genuinely incredible Peruvian food). Try the ceviche with tiger's milk, empenadas, lamb tuca tuca, and grilled cod - recommended by the waiter (Alexandre - who was amazing) and each one was right on point. Would happily go...

Food was delicious; Copa de leche is a great dish mixing cebiche, fried calamari and a small portion of deliciously cooked fried rice...a great sampler (perhaps a bit big for a starter); the pisco sour is very easy to like. Peruvian classics like Lomo salteado...

The restaurant staff placed us by a wall covered with greenery and it turned out there was a hidden door behind it leading to the kitchen- we had traffic the whole meal with servers and plates and at one point smoke while the majority of...

Decided to pop in here for dinner as we were staying close by. What a lovely restaurant. Reasonable prices, the service charge is added to your bill, it is discretionary and the menu clearly tells you about it before you order so definitely no surprises...

My husband and I enjoyed the service and the food! Remind me of the true South American flavors! :).

Not the most amazing interior BUT the food makes up for it 100%! This is our second time, we were pleasantly surprised the first time and our second visit was also as expected- EXCELLENT. Good portions vs price, lovely lovely food making us want to...

This restaurant was located on the same block as my hotel. It is nicely decorated. It has two floors. We arrived for dinner. I ordered chicken fried rice and my friend steak. The food was not bad. It was warm and tasty. Overall the food...