INTI Peruvian Cuisine: From Sandwich Shop to West Palm Beach's Peruvian Destination

Tucked into a shopping plaza on North Military Trail, INTI Peruvian Cuisine has built a following in West Palm Beach for bringing genuine Peruvian flavors to the table, right down to the flooring underfoot. The restaurant bills itself as offering the only authentic flavor of Peru in the area, and its menu backs that claim up with dishes that go well beyond the usual rotisserie-chicken fare found at many Peruvian spots.

A Menu Built on Tradition

INTI's kitchen leans into classic Peruvian preparations: bright, citrus-cured ceviche, and causas layered with the country's famous yellow potato. Its "Trilogia de Causas" lets diners sample a trio of these cold, mashed-potato terrines in one sitting, a dish that showcases the technique-driven side of Peruvian home cooking. The menu also includes salchipapas, the beloved Peruvian street-food plate of fried sausage and potatoes, rounding out a lineup that spans both refined and casual sides of the cuisine.

A Peruvian-Inspired Space

The restaurant's interior carries the theme through its design, with distinctive Peruvian-patterned flooring and decor meant to give diners a sense of place before the food even arrives. INTI's story started small — the concept began as a Peruvian sandwich shop before expanding within its first year into a full menu and catering operation, a sign of how quickly it found an audience in West Palm Beach.

Good to Know

2800 N Military Trl Ste 103, West Palm Beach, FL 33409. INTI is open for dinner nightly and stretches into a full lunch-through-dinner schedule on weekends, making it a solid pick whether you're planning a sit-down meal or ordering ahead for pickup.