Cappuccino Cusco Cafe

Quaint little café with several balcony tables overlooking Plaza de Armas. Absolutely gorgeous view on a sunny morning. Reasonable prices for the location. There's a small sign on street level - follow it inside and up a staircase to reach the café.

Lovely cafe with views over the main square in Cuzco. We needed a relaxing spot to unwind and found this the perfect spot. Good coffee and service. We spent some time looking over the square and had 2 coffees - never felt hurried in any way. The barrister created a great coffee with a bear face on it - our travel companion couldn't help but enjoy the company.

Incredible views of the plaza and really great coffee and drink options for kids. My husband worked for a couple of hours while sipping coffee and they were very tolerant of that (not all places are). It is quite busy during brunch/lunch time.

The best hot chocolate ever! Great sourdough bread, flaky delicious croissants, beautiful view! I would come back again and again

Great double espresso. So good I had another. One of the few places I've been in Peru that has smooth espresso not the acidic style that has become more common.

A beautiful little cafe on the main square. We keep coming back and we are never disappointed. The coffee is lovely and they have a great selection of savoury and sweet brunch options. We would particularly recommend the chocolate cake and omelette. We are never rushed here and enjoy a nice game of cards in the sun. The balconies here also are a lovely sunny spot for some people watching.

Decent coffee. Great breakfast options. Friendly service. And an absolutely amazing view if you are lucky enough to get one of the balcony tables. Also, I like that they open pretty early.

The coffees and drinks we ordered were good. The croissant was ok and the cheese ham sandwich was awful, extremely dry with cheese on one side and the other hard and dry as a rock. It was impossible to put it on top and cut it with the knife. Asked for butter to attempt to eat the bread, but they did not have any. The fries were ok, but came without ketchup, which we had to ask for and it took a while to get. The employees looked very stressed and overworked, the cashier (owner maybe) gave expression as though she is doing customers a favor. Clearly a place where food is made without any passion. We decided to pack and give the hard bread to a street dog, which also had a hard time trying to chew. Go to this place only for coffee.