La Granja Port Saint Lucie - Peruvian restaurant in Port St. Lucie - 354 SE Port St Lucie Blvd, USA

I placed a pick up order for 4 bowls of soup. They were delicious, full of flavor with fresh ingredients. My only recommendation for them for pick up orders is not to stack the soups on top of each other. The two soups on the bottom both collapsed and pieces of plastic were in the soup and broth spilt out of them . It cost $55.00 for 4 bowls of soup after tax & tip. I don’t mind paying more for real ingredients, it just needed to be packaged better. Flavors were excellent but I would have liked the bowls to be bigger to include a little more broth and side ingredients. They come with loads of chicken ! I’ll definitely be back , the Aguadito chicken soup was so delicious I crushed both bowls !

La Granja on Airoso Blvd. Good customer service. Sit-down restaurant prices with fast food atmosphere. Lots of different choices from seafood, chicken, meat, vegetarian. Very tasty flavors. We had the Huancaina potatoes (spicy yellow pepper sauce), Chicken Fajitas (guacamole is from jar, not fresh) and Sautéed Beef Noodles. Fun to try other dishes.

Great food at excellent prices! Pro Tip: do not order online otherwise you pay the fees for UberEats, Postmates. Go order in store and save $3-$6 per dish! I was shocked at the price difference as well as the fact there are more options in store than online for sides and drinks!

The food is good when you’re not missing items. If you go any time after eight they are sweeping your feet and making you feel unwelcome. They literally turn customers away. They don’t close until 9. I asked the guy why they do that and he said they want to leave 9 on the dot. I don’t know any restaurant that turns people away within an hour of closing. Girls all Standing around on their cell phones! Avoid at all cost

Best place to eat that I've been to in a long time. I've ate there 3 times in 7 days..lol great customer service. The lunch time manager is very sweet. Great place. Absolutely luv it.

My husband Ordered the CHICKEN FRIED RICE & he loved it.I ordered the sirlion burger which had a very good flavor.My fries were kind of soggy needed to be cooked longer.I ordered the burger plain with nothing on it they put everything on it.My bun was a bit soggy.This is the reason for 4 stars.

Excellent food!. And a great price

IMHO, one of the surest signs that you are eating at a top area restaurant that serves tasty, affordable food in ample portions is the presence of law enforcement eating there! That was the first sign I had that this La Granja location was going to be a winner! The second was the steady steam of customers coming in for takeout orders placed either beforehand or as walk-ins. I was impressed because, for 2pm on a weekday, this place was buzzing with activity (and that is during the pandemic!). The small storefront was filled with waiting customers and the glorious aroma of rotisserie chicken and grilling meats. I didn't know what to get, so frankly I got two platters. The first was a whole chicken platter with tender, yellow rice and rich black beans. The second was a platter featuring a grilled full rack of spareribs. I also ordered a side of fried bananas and some crispy, fried empanadas for the drive home. I couldn't have been happier! The chicken was succulent and tender, the ribs (while a bit smaller than other racks I've had) were just a bit fatty in a good way and had the same charred flavor that my own father's charcoal-grilled ribs had that I remember eating as a child... And for $15.50 for the full rack platter, it was truly a bargain. I could eat the rice and beans all day! The rice was tender and moist, and the beans were cooked in a flavorful broth. I feel like many places serve bland, boring versions of these sides as a cheap, simple filler but La Granja really deliveres on flavor. Same goes for the chicken and beef empanadas. They were simple but delicious - the perfect hand food for on-the-go. The chicken ones were tasty but I really preferred the mildly spiced beef picadillo ones. Finally, the fried bananas were what I know as maduros. They were what they should be - fried ripened plantain chunks that were sweet and chewy on the inside while having a mild caramelized exterior with little crispy browned bits. Overall, I'd go back in a second. Luckily, there is another LA Granja location just 10 minutes from my home that I'll have to try. And remember what I said about seeing police officers at restaurants. They are a sure sign that you are at a great place and can't go wrong. Test this out yourself and you'll find it to be true.