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Pio Pio 6

(3 Ratings)
Sinfully Peruvian on the Upper West Side

Everything on the menu is amazing at Pio Pio. It is hands down one of the best restaurants in New York City. Make a reservation because Pio Pio is packed from lunch through dinner every night. If you need to wait a little while, order a pitcher of Sangria at the bar, you'll likely order a second or third with dinner.



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jjkeyes
jjkeyes first review First to Review
Over a year ago

Amazing

This is one of the best restaurants in New York, hands down. If you haven't had Peruvian food you are going to CRAVE it after dinner at Pio Pio.


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