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#1 of 41 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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#2 of 41 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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#3 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
We say that the peruvian is "Pollero", that means that he eats a lot of chicken. So, it's no suprise that the country is full of "pollos a la brasa" roast chicken restaurants. Nevertheless, Pardo's Chicken is the best one! It's everywhere in Lima and is a more upscaled polleria. Pollo a la brasa is ...
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#4 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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NYC_Sole says:
I went to Manolo's because someone from NY, who happens to be Peruvian recommended it. I was impressed. The best Hot Chocolate and Churros ever! The place was packed, but I managed to get a table and savor every second of my tasty delight.
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#5 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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Rbelots says:
Located in a restored colonial mansion in Miraflores, this small and cozy restaurant offers an exquisite fusion of Peruvian and Mediterranean traditions mixed up with Asian influences.
The owner Rafael Osterling is one of the most renowned Peruvian chefs who launched the rest...
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#6 of 41 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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#7 of 41 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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#8 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
The name of this restaurant is: Pescados Capitales, which is a play on words. In Spanish, pecados capitales refers to the seven deadly sins. Pescados, of course, means fish.
It's located in one of the furthest corner of Miraflores, inside an unpretentious building with rustic décor. The avenue...
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#9 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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hdao74 says:
So the restaurant has a view of the ocean as it's across the street from the "love park" (I think?), and the park is sort of on top of a cliff looking down into the ocean. There are plenty of windows so you won't miss anything. In the park, there are these paragliders out there in the park that are ...
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#10 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
I guess the best way to describe this restaurant is with these 3 statements: Great seafood, large portions, good value!
As we called it here BBB
Bueno (good), Bonito (nice) & Barato (cheap) - a good combination, isn't it?
Is this the best restaurant in the city? Actually is extremely difficult ...
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#11 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
In not a touristy/fancy neighborhood of Lima, surrounded by houses, parks and mechanics, lies a rich reward for the intrepid seafood lovers. Its name is: "La Isla Escondida" or "Hidden Island". This name couldn't have been better chosen, since you have to have really good directions to arrive if you...
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#12 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Javier is a small restaurant located in Barranco, in the way to the beach. There are a lot of restaurants in the area, but Javier is well known but everyone.
I have been there for lunch and dinner. They serve Peruvian Traditional dishes. They serve different dishes like:
+cebiche: was a good one...
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#13 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
As we say here: "Como Bembos no hay otro!" (There's no other like Bembos)
Ok, I'm aware fast food is not typical from Peru and it might not be your first choice for a meal here, but... there is always a but.
Bembos is not a regular fast food restaurant, it offers you a fresh full size burger wit...
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#14 of 41 restaurants in Lima
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yadilitta says:
Japanese Cuisine is one of my favorites, but it's not so popular here. It's just getting popular. They are opening new sushi places and I decided to go with Mal to one I have never been before, but I have read very good reviews about it.
Edo Sushi Bar has been in the business for about 3 years n...
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#15 of 41 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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