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#16 of 210 restaurants in South America
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mrodcan says:
During the 90's lots of new restaurants opened in Buenos Aires offering other alternatives to steak. In that new trend lots of Sushi restaurants opened more focus on being fashion rather offering excelent food. Sushi Furusato opened as a Delivery and during all this time (around 10 years) they have ...
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#17 of 210 restaurants in South America
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jendara says:
Restaurant "Puerta del Sol"
Reaching the area of Lake Titicaca and especially in the town of Copacabana and not to go to served a plate of “pink trout” in any of its various forms, is unforgivable.
There are many restaurants that offer “pink trout”, its price varies according to the r...
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#18 of 210 restaurants in South America
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perro says:
This restaurant is off the beaten path if you ask at your hotel some one there will be able to direct you to it. Its the coolest restaurant in all of Cuzco. The food is excellent and pricey according to Peruvian standards but its worth the visit. It has original art work and a wild statue, the table...
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#19 of 210 restaurants in South America
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marcoscd says:
One of the greatest food of the world... Try the Cordero and or the Salmon.
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#20 of 210 restaurants in South America
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jjohnson1321 says:
Looking for some typical colombian dishes. You can check out this restaurant which is located inside the Palmeto Mall in the 2nd Floor, which you will find along the other restaurants. In Lenos & Carbon you can you can get un "Chuso de Pollo o Carne" "Churrasco" *Colombian Churrasco* "Picada" *is a ...
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#21 of 210 restaurants in South America
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kerryandandrei says:
This restaurant is an absolute must if you go to Bariloche!! it is fab - the portion sizes are huge though so do not order too many side orders as you will not finish it all!! It gets very busy so best to get there when it opens at 8pm. You will not be disappointed! 25 pesos for over a kilo of...
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#22 of 210 restaurants in South America
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caroleartois says:
While I was in Rio de Janeiro with a couple of friends, we stayed at the Marina All Suites in Leblon (which I can´t say enough good things about). When we asked the receptionist at the front desk where we could find a good restaurant in the vicinity, she showed us a menu service called Rio For Part...
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#23 of 210 restaurants in South America
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ejsepp says:
This place is a gastronomic heaven if you're into seafood and Peru has some of the best seafood on the planet. Just the thought of the ceviche at this place excites me in ways that many might deem inappropriate...possibly even sick. Virtually everything I ate here....and eat I did...exceeded my ex...
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#24 of 210 restaurants in South America
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jjohnson1321 says:
Most of us like chicken, cooked in any way. But I'm a big fan of Rotisserie Juicy Chicken. This restaurant did the job. Fresh Rotisserie chicken taken out of the Rotisserie. You can also enjoy sides that can be order "papa cocinada", "yuca", "papitas fritas", "ensaladas" etc. There is of course othe...
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#25 of 210 restaurants in South America
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FR-ank says:
What a nice french-peruvian restaurant in Aguas Caliente. Just found by mistake but so happy to do that.
we just walked in the street with jenny and I asked something to a guy and, how is strange, I recognized his strong FR accent...ah ah ah....I'm good at this. He was french and the owner of Indio...
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#26 of 210 restaurants in South America
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emzywems says:
Im pretty sure thats what its called, its in santiago city and it has -by far- THEE best cumpletos (hotdogs) in the world.
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#27 of 210 restaurants in South America
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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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#28 of 210 restaurants in South America
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yadilitta says:
A friend from Buenos Aires who lives far away now, highly recommended me to have dinner there and he wasn’t wrong at all. Widely considered the best parrilla in Buenos Aires, Cabaña las Lilas is always packed. It’s popular with tourists and businessmen alike, the restaurant is decked out in rus...
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#29 of 210 restaurants in South America
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mzjulz85 says:
Gula-Gula in Ipanema is an excellent choice (gula means gluttony in Portuguese) if you're looking for fine dinning in a relaxed atmosphere. Apparently it's a favourite restaurant among neighborhood residents.
They offer an open-air patio, with makes it a fine spot to indulge while watching peopl...
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#30 of 210 restaurants in South America
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latelunch says:
In the Palermo district of Buenos Aires lies this small cigar shop/cafe with the most incredible combination of food, wine, and Cuban cigars. Nestled among apartments and storefronts in this beautiful With couches and lounge chairs, international magazines, and homely decor, it's like being a guest...
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