Rio's - Addison

I am from Peru and I must say the food is delicious! The service is great! I believe this is the best place to enjoy Peruvian cuisine in Chicago. We tried our favorite dishes Lomo Saltado, Ríos Peruvian sampler, Ceviche Clásico, and Lucuma Ice cream!

The food at this restaurant always bursts with delicious flavors and comes in generous portion sizes. The atmosphere is pleasant, with charming decorations. However, if there is a noisy table nearby, it can be distracting and make it difficult to enjoy your meal. The service can be inconsistent, with some days being very slow and others surprisingly quick, even when the same number of people are dining at the same time.

Do not listen to bad reviews. Food was excellent. Service matched. I ate as a table of one and the waitress was extremely attentive. All food was excellent. I ordered the Conquistador to drink, which was similar to an American Long Island Iced Tea.It did not disappoint. Would highly recommend.

Danny provided excellent and friendly service, taking the time to provide detailed descriptions of all the dishes. However, the quality of the food from the kitchen did not match the service. The appetizers, particularly the empanadas, were good. Unfortunately, the drinks were not up to par, with flat drinks and off wine. The main entrees were average and did not justify the high prices.

Service here is so slow. Our reservation was 5:30 for party of 10. We stood for 30 minutes by the bar. We were seated by 6pm. They didn't serve us bread until 6:30. We got our appetizer at 7:15pm. When we asked how long for the meal they said another 25 minutes. So it took 2 hours to get our food. Ordered old fashioned... not so good. It's the wrong ice when it's supposed to be a cube so it watered down. Mojito was okay. Sangria was not so good. Olive Garden's Sangria tastes better. Ceviche was creamy and not your typical. Everything else was okay. It's the type of place you would only go once. Overpriced.