I eat there 3 or 4 times a month. The service is always good and the Peruvian food is great. The chicken and seafood is good. The price is also very good. Coral Gables is usually an expensive place to eat . Pardo's is generally 30 dollars for dinner for a couple. I would recommend Pardo's!!

I dont know much about Peruvian food so the waiter recommended some kind of beer thing that was amazing. THe portions are HUGE (I ate 2 more meals from my leftovers) and the service was excellent. It was crowded because it was St. Patrick's day but the food still came out quickly. I can't wait to go back and try their ceviche and chicken!

My friend and I discovered this gem after the Miami Film Festival around the corner - what a find! Our waiter Rogerio was a doll - very professional and personable. We started with the Causa, which was amazing - it was the first time either of us had eaten one. It's similar to a terrine, but has a specific set of ingredients: ají amarillo, avocado, potatoes, and tuna. My friend then had a salad, which was huge. I had the rotisserie chicken which was tender and juicy and oh so tasty. Sadly the rice was rather hard (we had arrived after 9pm on a weeknight), but Rogerio insisted on replacing it with fresh rice, which was better but still too al dente for my taste. The fresh chicha morada was excelente and served in a very large glass. The prices were surprising reasonable. We will definitely be back! (This is a Peruvian restaurant).

Chicken may be the mainstay on the menu but Pardo's has so much more to offer. A few stand outs include Choclite (Inca Corn) w/ Huancaina sauce and their Ceviche. Don't miss Pardos Brasa Chaufa, Peruvian/Chinese fried rice with pieces of rotisserie chicken. Three things stand out about this restaurant. The quality of food is only exceeded by the uniqueness of the menu which is exceeded by the reasonable menu prices. For those of you unfamiliar with Peruvian dishes, rest assured this casual restaurant comes highly recommended.