La Rosa Nautica - Greenacres

This is a small, very clean, well-lit spot on the lake, the road is not far from the military road. The food is authentic Peruvian. The waitress spoke English for those who were concerned about it. We started with a small basic cue made with groupers. Small cubes of very fresh fish marinated in what they call leche del Tigre. Come with some of their very large corn seeds, a piece of sweet potato, a sharp salad leaf. We added a few squeezes of lemon for a bit more cooking. My husband likes sushi so he was fine, but I had to let it sit a little. For Entrees he had the beef stew that came with rice and thin slices of fried Yucca. The meat was delicate in a rich brown sauce. The proportion was still very large, but was very cost-effective. The charcoal grilled trout was fantastic. Came with rice and potato. Also on the plate was a plate of thin sliced red onions and cilantro to give an additional piece of texture and taste when eaten with every bite of the fish. I'm looking forward to going back and getting her whole snapper or roasted group fillet or...

Pulpo al olivo had a decent flavor but the sauce was not thick enough. Tiradito normal was tasty but cuts could have been cleaner. Lucuma ice cream was excellent! Causa rellena had good flavors and fresh seafood but was a little salty. Bathroom was out of soap.

The food was excellent. I like their ceviche Mixto, their dessert was delicious. Recommend evey one to try their food out.

The food here is outstanding! The restaurant is located at the far end of a strip mall, and the sign is a bit hard to spot from the street. The atmosphere is pretty basic, but the food absolutely shines. While not everything on the menu was available, there were still plenty of options to choose from. I haven't tried the original location in Boca, but I definitely plan to visit LRN regularly! I'm especially excited to try the ceviches.

Extremely delicious! My favorite is the ceviche fish; it tastes just like the food in Peru. I really enjoyed it a lot.