El Patio Latino
1100 N Tuttle Ave, Sarasota, FL, 34237
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Address :
1100 N Tuttle Ave
Sarasota, FL, 34237 - Phone (941) 955-5093
- Website https://www.elpatiolatino.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Gabriel L.
This place is deceptive. Unassuming at first but dig deeper to find the gems hidden here. First, The cerviche rocks. Second, pollo saltado is awesome. Nice place!
(5)Margot S.
I've only eaten here once and definitely ordered the wrong dish. I would advise against choosing the shrimp and fried potatoes in olive oil. The dish that was served were small shrimp (I had been told they were large shrimp) atop potatoes that did not appear fried floating in olive oil. It was not at all appetizing but I did not have the heart to return it. The service was friendly and the place immaculate and perhaps the other offerings are much better. However, my husband did not think his dinner was anything but average. So, will we give this restaurant another go? Not sure because there are so many excellent Peruvian places around.
(2)Bentobox S.
This was a great surprise find. Ran in for lunch before a baseball game. Had some delicious cerviche, rotisserie chicken, fried yuca, and rice and beans. Great decor like heavy peruvian wooden chairs and art really complete the ambiance. And the family obviously loves what they do.
(4)Elena C.
I had lunch there and I had to write this review before my stomach ache subsides and I forget how the food disagreed with me. I had the Causa Limeña which was made with avocados that were not ripe and canned tuna, I had a ceviche which was so so, definitely will not go back. My nieces did enjoy their "pollo saltado" and the grilled chicken. The service is fine, no problem on that side.
(1)Alaina M.
An absolute gem! GREAT food, pleasant service, warm atmosphere, and clean. Anytime we are craving a really good meal, this is where we come. Large portions full of flavor. Lomo saltado is our go to, but everything we've had has been great! Family owned and operated. Don't expect to be in and out in less than an hour. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the cozy atmosphere.
(5)lucie l.
yet, another Peruvian ! the food was ok, but nothing surprisingly great . it is really good Peruvian but not the best I tried so far. on top of that, the prices were higher than other Peruvian I tried, so it kind of disappointed me. although it is not as expensive as some places down in Miami, it is more expensive than other place in Orlando. the service was OK, the girl there for lunch seemed young, and obviously did not speak much English. overall worth the try for a fast lunch or take out. I haven't try their rotisserie chicken , but i will definitively update this review when I do
(2)Les F.
I've only been here about 10 times, always for lunch. The service can be a bit slow, but the food has always been very good. I recommend their lunch special chicken, which is 1/2 roasted chicken served over a bed of french fries, with soup and an excellent salad included in the price. It's a lot of food, so plan for leftovers.
(4)Kristina C.
Charming atmosphere but food was poor. Churrasco came with fries instead of rice and beans. Seafood paella was too dry and smelled like bad, fishy seafood. The young waiter was a sweetheart and very good. Sangria was delicious, more citrus flavored.
(2)Matthew T.
I've thought about going there many times, probably every time I'm weak and go to Bacalao for roast pork I consider going into El patio. It is just a couple of doors down and finally this month I did. And I'm so glad I didn't cave into my cravings for roast pork. El Patio is a sweet little place that has the homey family run feel. I've only eaten lunch there, but what lunches! The rotisserie chicken lunch special is so huge that I didn't need to eat dinner that night. The soup they serve with it is amazing! A friend and I also split a ceviche that had the perfect balance of acid, unlike what I've gotten at other restaurants in town which seem to live by the motto "more citrus is better, no matter how you pucker". This last week I went back and had the tamales, where are light fluffy and filled with flavorful chicken. Also, the chorizo and egg is a delight as well. I'm dying to go back for dinner and have the paella. Do yourself a favor, skip Bacalao this week and have dinner at El Patio, you'll be happy you did.
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