#1 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Although Lima is growing, there are not many ethnic restaurants. I was looking for a Indian place since quite a while. There was one, but it closed and there was another just serving catering. But once I saw a small place in my way home and was looking forward to try it. I was with Craig, who loves …
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#2 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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kerisina says:
If you come to Peru you will find a lot of grilled chicken restaurant.... The true is that we added the Pollo a la Brasa in our typical food.
There are differents places, and once again I got the answer... Where is the secret, in the recipy or the chicken....
I know the chicken supplier, but …
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#3 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Gaston is one of the best chefs in Peru, but definitely the most famous one. He's doing a great job promoting the Peruvian Cuisine and of course his restaurant is not an exception.
He has other restaurants, more in a cafe style, but this one was the first one - his baby - a grown one, since right…
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#4 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
This is a nice place. I love the fact it's located in Larcomar - a mall in front of the sea in Miraflores - so you have a great view!
Try to get a table outside, so you will get a better view. In summer, the fresh wind will be perfect, but don't worry if it's a bit windy in Winter, just look for a …
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#5 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
If you are in Lima and you are looking for an Argentinean Parrilla "BBQ", but with a Peruvian touch, this is the place for you! Yes, it isn't a budget place, but why not spoil yourself? hehe. Well, it's expensive according to Peruvian standards. The owner of this place used to work in one of the bes…
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#6 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
The empanadas are very common pastries here. You can find them in the whole continent, but they are different in each country. In Lima you are able to buy them in different restaurants and cafes, but the empanadas from "La Casa de la Empanada" (Empanada's house) are the best. It started with one loc…
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#7 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Lima is a gastronomic capital, but I was still missing a place where I could get tasty rain forest's food. I have gone to a restaurant and heard about a quite fancy other, but wanted to find the real stuff. Then I heard about a small place in an open market in Surco. It was recommended by a famous l…
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#8 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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Lilliana77 says:
If you are coming to Lima, I will highly recommend this place for Seafood. You can't get wrong with this place.
It's quite on top of my list :)
Unfortunately they close the location in front of the Sea :(, but they still have 3 locations:
- Av. Conquistadores 390 San Isidro
- Av. Canaval y M…
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#9 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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mdfehmel says:
I really liked this place. Within walking distance of the J.W. Marriott, the restaurant has a welcoming facade and wide-open dining room flanked by a nice bar and glass-enclosed patio. We chose to sit inside the main dining room as the tables in the patio were cafe style and were very small for pa…
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#10 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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kerisina says:
Ok I used to go to Chilis a lot. I know that no place is perfect.
Something I used to eat over there were the fajitas, or meat, or the corn.
I tried BBQ once... and nope, never again (Sorry but my love to BBQ is still in Tonny Romans :) !!!! ) But lets go back to the Chilis.
Yesterday, I ate so…
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#11 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
As it name suggests, this place is about rainforest cuisine. The rainforest cuisine is not as popular as the other Peruvian regional ones, yet. They have so many different and interesting ingredients, that I have no doubts they will get more popular day by day and you can notice it, when you find mo…
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#12 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Mmm, I don't know about you, but when I'm really thirsty the ice creams seem not to be the most helpful. Usually the best is just water, so what can be better than a delicious Iced Water - or as we call it here: Cremolada!
This place is small, but it's always full. There are cars parking in front…
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#13 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
The true place of Fidel (that might be the translation of the name). Fidel is the owner and he's the chef. I have heard about this place several times when I was talking to some friends. I was dying to try it, but the problem was its location. It's located in a non so safe area... in front of the a …
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#14 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
One of our best chefs is Gaston Acurio and this is his cebicheria. When he announced he would open a restaurant for fish and seafood, everyone got ready for something big and definitely it is. Since the first day, everyone in Lima seems to be lining up to get in -- no reservations are accepted, so g…
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#15 of 88 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
When I was working for another company, my exboss (who's from the north) used to go to this place very often and always told me how great it was. Actually, I think once we went there...
I used to live nearby, but wasn't interested in try it until I moved far away and saw in a tv show what delicio…
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Guru Kebab & Curry
2 reviews
Mangos Restaurant
5 reviews
Segundo Muelle
3 reviews
