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  • $8.69
    Half Chicken
    Price : $8.69

    Peruvian Style Rotisserie Chicken served with two sides of your choice: Steak Fries, Fried Yuca, Black Beans, Cole Slaw, Mixed Rice, Fried Plantains, Salad and Sweet Corn.

    Come hungry – leave full.

    *Available in Sterling and Ashburn locations.

  • $6.69
    Quarter Chicken
    Price : $6.69

    Peruvian Style Rotisserie Chicken served with two sides of your choice: Steak Fries, Fried Yuca, Black Beans, Cole Slaw, Mixed Rice, Fried Plantains, Salad and Sweet Corn.

    Perfect for any meal.

    *Available in Sterling and Ashburn locations.

  • $15.49
    Whole Chicken
    Price : $15.49

    Peruvian Style Rotisserie Chicken served with two sides of your choice: Steak Fries, Fried Yuca, Black Beans, Cole Slaw, Mixed Rice, Fried Plantains, Salad and Sweet Corn.

    Perfect for family dinner when cooking is not an option.

    *Available in Sterling and Ashburn locations.

Reviews

The food was the best I have had in years. AMAZING is an understatement. WOW!!!
— Joe Blythe

This place is the real deal. The chicken is always tender and each time is like the first time. Plantains are hard to make properly but they do it. Let's just say I've refused to visit commercial chicken joints since I found this place.
— Kanda K.

We bought the Groupon and the Food was Excellent! The chicken was seasoned to perfection and juicy. The plantains were extremely flavorful. I advise to get there early for a parking space. This place is hopping with customers.
— Laureen and Robert R

My wife and I are always looking for good Peruvian food. Her family is Peruvian, so she is pretty critical of Peruvian dishes - as am I. Pollo Factory is HANDS DOWN the BEST Peruvian joint we have found in the entire D.C. Metro Area. The El Pollo Rico comparison is out of place, I personally think EPR doesn't even compare. The chicken is awesome. The Yucca is fried to perfection. The Chicharones are hands down the best I've ever had. I think next time I'm going to dig into the anticuchos.
— Martin G.