Peruvian Bistro Bar
Brasas Peru Bistro presents itself as a Tradicional Peruvian Bistro Bar. The address is 673 Franklin Ave, Franklin Square, NY 11010, United States. That puts the restaurant on Franklin Ave, with a clear street address for anyone heading in for dinner, drinks, or a late lunch.
The name signals a room built for a meal and a drink. A guest arrives, steps in from the street, and looks for the dining room, bar area, and the table that fits the pace of the visit. The menu lives on its own page at the menu page, so this page stays with the front door details that matter first: the Franklin Square address, the bistro bar identity, and the way the place presents itself before a plate reaches the table.
A first visit starts with the location. The building sits at 673 Franklin Ave, so the route ends at a single street number, not a broad district. That matters when someone is coming from nearby blocks, meeting friends at the curb, or planning a stop that fits between errands. The page gives the place a fixed point in Franklin Square and a clear name to match it.
A Franklin Square bistro bar with clear hours and access.
About Brasas Peru Bistro
Brasas Peru Bistro sits at 673 Franklin Ave in Franklin Square. It is a Peruvian restaurant, bar, and bistro with a traditional Peruvian bistro-bar identity. The kitchen serves Peruvian food, and the menu includes appetizers. The setting includes wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and wheelchair-accessible toilet.
The dining room runs through lunch and dinner most days, then opens earlier on Sunday. Monday through Thursday hours are 12 PM to 10 PM. Friday and Saturday hours run 12 PM to 11 PM. Sunday hours are 10 AM to 9 PM. The address places the restaurant on Franklin Ave in Franklin Square, with a street-level spot that fits a casual meal, a drink at the bar, or a longer evening with music.
Brasas Peru Bistro is known for a menu that brings in empanadas, plantains, avocado salad, sangria, salchipapa, and Lomo Saltado Pituco Skirt Steak. Yellow sauce appears among the flavors people look for here, along with live music and outdoor seating. The room draws a steady crowd, and the rating stands at 4.2 from 465 reviews.
The experience starts with the menu and moves into the table. Appetizers set the tone. Plates come out with the kind of familiar Peruvian touches that suit a bistro setting, while the bar gives the space a second rhythm. The result is a place for a quick meal, a shared spread, or a night that runs late on Friday and Saturday.
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Opening Hours
- Monday 12–10 PM
- Tuesday 12–10 PM
- Wednesday 12–10 PM
- Thursday 12–10 PM
- Friday 12–11 PM
- Saturday 12–11 PM
- Sunday 10 AM–9 PM
Hours and Access
Brasas Peru Bistro lists a 4.2 rating from 465 reviews. The schedule runs Monday through Thursday from 12–10 PM, then Friday and Saturday from 12–11 PM. Sunday hours are 10 AM–9 PM. That gives the week a steady lunch-to-evening pattern, with a later close on the weekend and an earlier start on Sunday.
The timing works in a simple order. A weekday visit can begin at midday and stretch into dinner. Friday and Saturday give more room for a late meal or a longer drink at the bar. Sunday starts in the morning and runs through the evening, so the day can hold brunch, lunch, or a full dinner stop.
Accessibility details include a wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Those features cover the arrival, the doorway, the dining area, and the restroom. A visitor can park, enter, take a seat, and use the toilet within the same accessible path. The route from car park to table stays direct, with each part of the visit supported on site.
Good to Know
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Guests using mobility aids can arrive by car, enter through the accessible doorway, and move straight to seating without changing levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accessibility features are available?
Brasas Peru Bistro has a wheelchair-accessible car park, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Guests using mobility aids can plan for a visit that stays on one level of access from arrival through the meal.
What are the opening hours?
The restaurant opens from 12 PM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday. Friday and Saturday hours run from 12 PM to 11 PM, and Sunday hours run from 10 AM to 9 PM. That makes lunch, dinner, and a Sunday morning visit possible, so guests can choose the day that fits their schedule.
Where is Brasas Peru Bistro located?
Brasas Peru Bistro is at 673 Franklin Ave, Franklin Square, NY 11010, United States. Guests can use that address for driving, ride-hailing, or map search before leaving home. The full street address helps with planning the route and arrival time.
What kind of place is it?
Brasas Peru Bistro is a Peruvian restaurant, bar, and bistro. The menu includes appetizers, and the house style is described as a traditional Peruvian bistro bar. Guests can plan for a meal that starts with small plates and moves into a sit-down dining visit.
Does the restaurant serve food?
Yes. Brasas Peru Bistro has a menu and dishes on site, with appetizers listed among the menu categories. Guests can arrive ready to order from the kitchen rather than treating it as a drinks-only stop.
