El Chalan

Peruvian restaurant · Downtown

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"One of the longest standing Peruvian restaurants in D.C., El Chalan has a menu of Peruvian classics including ceviches, aji de gallina (chicken stew), lomo saltado, and drinks including chicha morada made with purple corn." - Aparna Krishnamoorthy

Where to Eat and Drink Around George Washington University - Eater DC

1924 I St NW, Washington, DC 20006 Get directions

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