Lively Peruvian spot with standout ceviches and pisco cocktails, but service pace and food consistency vary; fair for drinks and a couple of hits, less reliable for pre-theater dinners.
Tumi Peruvian Restaurant shows promise with vibrant seafood dishes and excellent pisco cocktails, but inconsistent execution—ranging from well-seasoned plates to bland or oversalted dishes—undermines reliability. Food safety concerns including isolated spoilage reports and service delays during peak hours further limit the experience. Best suited for casual visits during off-peak times rather than special occasions or pre-theater dining.
One caveat: Timing can be slow when crowded; risky for tight pre-theater windows