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yadilitta says:
As many other places, this restaurant offers the possibility of mixing the Peruvian Cousine with a Peruvian show of dances.
I visited it for first time with Minh and enjoyed the place. Although I have to be honest and said, I attended to better shows. For example, the greatest one is in Downtown,…
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yadilitta says:
Super Rueda is a fast food restaurant owned by a Mexican guy. It's a nice joint with tasty, greasy fast food. It's very popular spot specially on the weekends, because it's a pit stop after a night of partying in Lima. But it doesn't mean you can't have breakfast or even lunch there.
They have a …
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yadilitta says:
This is a traditional restaurant. They had 3 locations. The main one in Barranco and 2 small ones in the food court of a mall and the food court of the airport. The main one is located in a century-old house with an iron gate. They have tables scattered around the front porch that are so inviting. T…
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SabrinaL22 says:
I visited this place the day after my arrival to Lima.
I was craving a causa with shrimp and ceviche.
We took our whole family there and it was a great experience. The food was tasty, prices are moderate and the service is great!.
We even got a vip card that gives u points per visit...hehehe..…
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Punta Sal
1 review
#65 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
This restaurant is an institution in Lima and has 5 locations in different areas of the city, but my favorite is by far the one in Miraflores. The reason: it has a great view of the sea.
The decoration is nice, but nothing really spectacular; the real excitement comes out of the kitchen. The foo…
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Santo Pez
1 review
#66 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
The translation of the name will be: Saint Fish and their slogan is: the holly sea flavor...
They are speciallized in fish and see food. Their menu contains the classic dishes + creations of the cheff and owner. They serve the: cebiches & tiraditos (fresh fish), chupes (soups), jaleas (fried fish…
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Si Señor
1 review
#67 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Ok, ok, they don't serve traditional Peruvian food, instead they serve a tasty Mexican one. It has a colorful, modern atmosphere that will get you out of the routine.
This is a different restaurant. Upon entering, you will receive an open and friendly welcome. Look for a waiter called Pastel (cak…
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T'anta
1 review
#68 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
T'anta is owned by Gaston Acurio, one of the most famous and best chefs of Peru. He has a restaurant, which is very good and famous, but sometime ago he decided to open a cafe which is not as pricy as the restaurant, but serve high quality food too.
This chic café is comfortably stylish and the…
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yadilitta says:
Tortas Gaby is almost an institution in Lima, they started as a small business and now they are big and famous.
I was with John near my house and had some time to kill before the taxi came for him. We both thought about having something sweet and this place came to my mind.
I usually get here…
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yadilitta says:
This bakery is some years old. The owner and his wife used to have another bakery, but they got divorced and she kept the old one, so he decided to open a new one.
Right now he has 3 locals, but the big one is in Miraflores, near where my mom used to work. Actually, we used to buy birthday cakes …
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Wa Lok
1 review
#71 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Recognized as one of the best Chifa (Chinese Restaurant in "Peruvian" Spanish) in town - even winner of awards, Wa Lok is a classic for everyone who wants to taste delicious Cantonese food in Lima.
I love this place, but wouldn't be my suggestion if you are in Lima. I'd prefer to take you to eat…
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Cafe Z
2 reviews
#72 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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kerisina says:
If you wanna get a break and recover your energy, what do you do??? Seak for a cold coke or get a coffee.. yes cafeine.
And when we think about coffee Starbucks is allways an option... but we know sometimes we got there it is soo crowed that we seek for another place.
Well Cafe Z is on great cho…
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yadilitta says:
This is one of Lima’s classic restaurants, located in the heart of Pueblo Libre. The location was part of a former convent building in the 18th century. It's close to the National Museum of Archeology, Anthropology and History of Peru.
Its atmosphere is sort of rustic with different rooms. Don'…
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Inka Nova
2 reviews
#74 of 89 restaurants in Lima
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brianmcilreavy says:
We went to this place twice. First time we didn't want much to eat as we were meeting people for dinner in the evening. We asked for a recommendation on a couple of their starters. We wanted to try something typically Peruvian and the owner spent some time with us explaining what was on offer. It…
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kerisina says:
If you like the sushi, rolls, and japanese food there are 2 places you can choose, one if this place.
It is not like the normal japanese food, note that each country puts on it original spices, and change the recipy.
The peruvian rolls and sushi are GREAT !!!!!
I love this kind of food and tried …
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