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The Old House II
The Old House II, located in Stamford, CT, is a hidden gem for Peruvian and Guatemalan cuisine enthusiasts. This classy and quiet spot offers a fusion of flavors that will leave your taste buds dancing. With a variety of options for breakfast, appetizers, and beverages, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
One standout dish is the Lomo Saltado, a traditional Peruvian stir-fry with tender beef, onions, and tomatoes, perfectly seasoned and portioned. For those looking to explore Guatemalan flavors, the Bandeja Guatemalteca is a must-try. This dish features a delicious mix of meats, fried plantains, and beans, showcasing the rich culinary heritage of Guatemala.
Customer reviews rave about the flavorful dishes and consistent quality of food at The Old House II. Some have even mentioned the friendly staff and cozy atmosphere, making it a go-to spot for both locals and visitors alike. While there may be limited vegetarian options, the restaurant's commitment to providing fresh and delicious meals is evident in every bite.
If you're in the mood for a unique dining experience that combines the best of Peruvian and Guatemalan cuisine, look no further than The Old House II. Whether you're stopping by for lunch, dinner, or dessert, this restaurant is sure to leave you satisfied and coming back for more. Cheers to a culinary adventure at The Old House II!
People talk
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“ Haiku Review Lomo is done right, Perfect portions, flavors dance Peru plus Guate Go for the.... Bandeja Guatemalteca ”
“ Pro Tip: YES to the aji. Happy Hour also continues until 7 PM. Although, come on, $10 for a Gallo (Guatemalan lager) is too expensive. PS: Most of these poorer reviews are related to service. Food is worth it. I have been coming here for years and make sure to visit any time I'm back in Stamford. Without hesitation, Old House is far better than Fiesta. An incredible fusion between Peruvian and Guatemalan cuisine. Whether it's a desayuno tradicional or a lomo/pollo saltado, I highly recommend a bite without the aji amarillo sauce, and then a bite with the sauce. Two different bites, both great!! It's worth asking what sizes you can order for dishes. For example, the lomo and pollo saltado come in two sizes. The smaller is perfect for one person. As it relates to service....yes, a little on the slower as it relates to wait time for food. However, the staff is always friendly, and they make sure to attend you appropriately. Personally, I would be suspicious if the food came out too soon. I look forward to my next visit! Cheers! ”
“ My favorite Peruvian restaurant. Lomo saltado is amazing and I love their pork chops. Food is consistent and good service. ”
“ This is a quaint place to eat relatively inexpensive and depending on the chef the food is great. ”
“ My boyfriend used to get this literally every day. When we first started dating I came here a few times & it was so good! We would get chicken with rice, avocado & a fried egg on top. I stopped coming because I stopped eating meat, fish & chicken & I found their vegetarian options were very few. Tonight I decided to come & try a few things off the side orders! I got rellenitos, black bean pupusa, white rice, an avocado, an egg & yucca fries. One thing I did notice was, mostly everything I ordered was fried..... I would give this place 5 stars for taste & everything but giving it 4 in hopes they read my review & maybe add in a few vegetarian / vegan options. Then, I will change it to 5! Everything was delicious & fresh. No complaints! Just too bad the vegetarian options are all fried :( ”
