Casa Tambo Restaurant

The restaurant, is on a old colonial has which makes th ambience really special and it has a great food and drink offer. The drink menu includes signature cocktails and local liquors. The menu has a variety of meat, fish and duck dishes. We were a party of six and the service was great. We had the grilled fish, the lomo saltado, ceviche and jumbo shrimps and everything was truly delicious. Highly recommend visiting. There is also a museum collection on the second floor

What a delightful place. I wanted authentic, high-quality Peruvian food but felt hyped places like Mayta, Merito, and Central might be a bit too much. I wasn’t fully convinced by the reviews and photos, but Casa Tambo delivered an excellent culinary experience. The decor, ambiance, and warm, pleasant service perfectly matched the rich, delicious food — a great blend of tradition and modern refinement. Highly recommended!

If you're in Lima looking for traditional Peruvian cuisine presented with style, this is the spot. All the food offerings are delicious and presented with traditional Peruvian flair. Where there's good food, there are great cocktails. Drinks offered are well balanced and delicious. There are non-alcoholic options offered. A nice family setting is provided. Check out the museum and artwork located in the same building. Make reservations to be safe. Definitely stop in, as the cuisine, cocktails and customer service and ambiance are amazing. Bon appe'tit and cheers!

An amazingly beautiful place in the center of Lima. The dishes were of a very good size (easily a 2-person serving) and overall tasty. The service a little slow but could have been related to our party size. Would recommend if you're looking for the Instagramable moment if you have the time to combat the heavy Lima traffic to get here.

Excellent experience. Great servers, good drinks (the brick cocktail was great) and really nice ambiance. The food itself wasn't mind-blowing but overall experience was excellent. Highly recommended.

This time, we headed to Casa Tambo for lunch – a classy restaurant with Peruvian Cuisine. Inside the restaurant, there were several areas to wine and dine in. There was a bar out front, a little bakery, a main dining area with sub-divided spaces, a courtyard dining, another indoor dining with stained glass interior decor and another bar inside. It was classy! After browsing through the menu, we decided on the Lomo Saltado (59 soles – $22USD), Aji de Gallina (48) and Pisco Sour (28) and Cortado (9). All the recommended food to try from P. The Lomo Saltado is a steak dish stir-fried with onions, capsicum and served with loads of smokey flavours. Reminded us of “wok-hei” on some dishes we get back home. Fries and rice accompany this dish. We found this to be really delicious because the sirloin was tender, flavourful and so smokey! As for the Aji de Gallina... For the full review and details of our 5 months Round The World RTW travels, visit 2bearbear today!

Amazing restaurant located inside a gallery/patio where there are several options for eating. We had typical Peruvian food, sharing the "chaufa amazónico" and the "paiche a la brasa", which were both amazing and well served (the chaufa was easily enough for two people). The service was polite and fast. The environment is perfect with music, outdoors and everything neat and well taken care of.

Such a great variety of food, stylish horse, dining horse, bars, and coffee bars, stunning designs, extremely comfortable environment, friendly servers. I had such a great experience in Lima at this restaurant.!