Pollos A La Brasa Betos

Best Peruvian food around!
Their Pollo A la Brasa is seasoned to perfection, their aji sauce is just right. With a cold Inca Cola, it's the perfect meal.
Their Tallarin Saltado is one of my favorite things on the menu.
Again, the cook knows how to season it just right.
The prices aren't bad, the customer service is great. They make you feel right at home.
If you're looking for great service, and great, authentic, Peruvian food, look no further!

Small, quiet place with a friendly hostess/waitress, ordered the Lomo Saltado with rice, plus a side order of Yucca, the meat was well prepared and flavorful, but just a bit dry, it would have been better if they poured more of the marinade/juice onto the Lomo, either way, it tasted freshly made, the rice was a bit dry, and the Yucca was perfect and with a generous portion (for the half order) - not oily or dry/tough, not the best Peruvian food I've ever had, but it satisfied my craving and I'd eat there again

The food was awful and waitress was unrespecful. I complained about rotten meat and she said that it was fine and force me to eat it, and on top of that she wants me paid for the meal like nothing happened, but I didn't because she want to cover her mess and take not responsibility. Watch with the owner of this restaurant!!Furthermore, she swore on me and told me no never come back because she will throw me out of his business. Nobody should go back there because you could get food poisoning without notice as I did.

I called in for a pick up order and when I arrived at the restaurant my order was ready, which was great. The downside was that the chicken didn't have the same familiar taste from before. I ordered a half chicken with tostones. The tostones were not fresh and were really hard to chew. The chicken didn't have a great taste and the green sauce was really salty. I love this place so will give them another try. Hopefully it was just a mishap.

I went in today due to curiosity because it's a new restaurant open in my neighborhood and to my surprise it was very good it's a new Peruvian restaurant what Peruvian owners unlike most of the local area Peruvian restaurants who are Mexican owned with food is very good.. a lot of flavors and don't ask for beans cuz they don't serve beans with their food at all

TLDR: solid mom and pop Peruvian chicken place

Came here on Wednesday lunch and easily got a seat. My friend and I split the whole chicken plate with plantains and fries and it was easily enough to feed both of us. Chicken is pretty tender and moist. I'm not an expert on Peruvian chicken but my friend who's had it before thought the spice was a little lacking. It was served with a cucumber? type sauce that was pretty good and refreshing. I enjoyed my meal but couldn't tell you if it was authentic or not. Plantains and fries were solid. I got a Peruvian cola which was like cream soda and tasty. The service was nice and fast and friendly. Only thing is the front door is incredibly squeaky. Solid family spot to try.

The best Peruvian chicken in the city! Highly recommend the alfajores for dessert.!!!

The Best Peruvian rotisserie Chicken in Boston. Everything in this place is awesome and they make delicious desserts as well.

If you're looking to to have amazing Peruvian food, this is the place to go! I always get the Lomo Saltado De Carne or Lomo Saltado De Pollo because it's so delicious.

I don't need to explain ITS SO GOOD Best food I have ever had in Massachusetts bruh I'm just writing this bc I don't want to leave it as a tip lol