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Alpaca Chicken - Peruvian Charcoal Chicken
8211 Brier Creek Pkwy #107
27617
Raleigh
North Carolina
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Alpaca Chicken in Brier Creek, Raleigh, North Carolina, brings the authentic taste of Peruvian charcoal chicken—known locally as pollo a la brasa—to the heart of the Triangle. Located at 8211 Brier Creek Parkway Suite 107, this popular eatery has earned a devoted following among locals and visitors seeking genuine Peruvian cuisine in Wake County. The restaurant's signature whole rotisserie chicken is marinated in a blend of Peruvian spices and slow-cooked over charcoal, creating that distinctive crispy-skinned, tender meat that has made this dish a staple throughout Peru and now right here in Raleigh. Each order comes with the restaurant's legendary ají verde—a vibrant green chili sauce that delivers the perfect balance of heat and herbaceous flavor. The menu extends beyond chicken to include savory sides like crispy golden fries, Peruvian rice, and fresh salads that complement the main dishes perfectly. With a 4-star rating from nearly 3,000 Google reviews, Alpaca Chicken has established itself as one of the most beloved Peruvian restaurants in the Raleigh-Durham area. The Brier Creek location offers convenient dine-in service, and the restaurant also provides catering for events and gatherings throughout the Triangle region. Families, students from NC State, and professionals working at the nearby Research Triangle Park all frequent this accessible and welcoming restaurant. The loyalty program rewards regular customers, making it easy to enjoy favorite meals while earning points toward future visits. Whether you're a longtime fan of Peruvian cuisine or trying it for the first time, Alpaca Chicken delivers an authentic, flavorful experience that keeps customers coming back for more.
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Raleigh's go-to for authentic Peruvian charcoal chicken. Juicy rotisserie chicken with signature ají verde, crispy fries & Latin flavors in Brier Creek.

