Victoria’s Pisco Lounge

We've recently moved to Lake Worth and haven't tried very many of the restaurants downtown, but we decided to give Victoria's a try, despite not knowing anything about Peruvian food. We are so glad we did! For starters, the atmosphere was very laid back and casual, and the cocktails were phenomenal. Our server, Brian, was incredibly knowledgable and did a great job of explaining the menu and helping us select our meals. The food was an explosion of so many delightful flavors. I can't wait to try more of the dishes. We will definitely be back!

Not crowded Saturday early evening. Poor service, lots of staff running around, but had to wait over 30 minutes, even after we flagged down the manager, for the server to greet the table and begin to take orders. Slow service from the kitchen, over 25 minutes for the orders to come out. My order (TALLARINES VERDES CON BISTECK, Linguini in our Peruvian Pesto sauce served with the choice of steak. Topped with Parmesan cheese. Skirt steak - $19) was, maybe the worst piece of meat I have ever had. Seasoning and flavor ok. Semi live (singer with recorder backup music- basically karaoke) was way too loud, shouting at the table (furthest from the bandstand), for normal conversation

Having had little luck with finding a good meal in downtown Lake Worth, I didn’t have tremendously high expectations for one of the restaurants by the folks a store Victoria’s . While the avenues were quite crowded this particular weekday evening, there was a more relaxed, less busy atmosphere here. The menu is filled with various typical Peruvian dishes, including of course one of my favorites, ceviche. Almost all of the dishes that contained fish were just corvina, and little else. Fortunately corvina does make for a nice ceviche. Prepared in the traditional fashion of lime, cilantro and onion, this dish was generous in portion and refreshing. For the main, I had even more corvina. The poached fish came served with a heaping helping or various seafood smothered in a blend of sauces that were rather tasty, but was asked to be served on the side. The calamari, shrimp and lone mussel were not particularly that fresh and the fish was a bit over cooked for my likes. While the accompanying veggies were quite tasty, the price point of almost $30 certainly does not justify trying again. While it was certainly not a poor visit, not sure a return trip is garnered either.

Great family-feel resturant, the atmosphere is very welcoming, the food is amazing, service was good but they are shorthanded. We ordered the fried seafood dish and the sea bass dishes, both were amazing. Pisco's are to die for, also try the cilantro rice soup.. It's a masterpiece 😊 Second visit was as good as the first. You can't miss the mango pisco.

We went there for dinner on Saturday night. When we arrived, it was busy, so it would make sense, in a way not to get great service. But once we started eating the place emptied and there was just one table and us. The food was pretty good even thought the orquillas were a bit burned the taste was good. My seafood paella was excellent. Still no service, no one would come to our table, waitress dissappear and the buss boy went far and wouldn't look at us. We ended up having to get up to pay as nobody would come get the payment. Great food, bad service, they really need to improve as this can be a great place.