L'Eau Vive Del Peru

Great food, service, and atmosphere. It’s the best ice cream I’ve ever had in my life

A quiet place for having lunch. Healthy menu and relaxing music. Hard to believe it's inside the noisy downtown. Prices are around 20 soles and it includes a soup or entrée a main dish and a dessert. I repeat, it's healthy food and a quiet place. I almost forgot to add that it's attended by careful nuns. Recommended as an alternative to heavy food and bad attitude waiters.

The daily menu is well served, fresh and truly home made. Very quick service despite the fully packed rooms. The atmosphere provides rest and a peaceful bubble within the busy and noisy lima life. Only opens at 12h30

Ok food, with good service, but unfortunately it is very secluded from the street, so it's more difficult engaging in people watching

Went there for a menu. Food was good, but simple and portion is not big. We also went in a lunch time, so the place was full so we had to wait for our food

While the food was not striking, it was good enough. We liked the fact that it supports a convent, which made it worth our while. One thing we did love was the music. It's not mindblowingly loud and it goes with the ambiance. Few restaurants seem to care about having the music match the theme.

A wonderful restaurant in a historical building just across from the Peruvian State Department. A simple interior that attracts locals who work in that area as well as tourists. The restaurant is run by a Catholic congregation of sisters; they do the cooking and wait on the guests. The food is outstanding and the prices are very fair. The hospitality of the staff is exceptional. This is definitely a place worth stopping by for lunch if you visit Lima for a couple of days!

A good place to eat,clean,super good service an a few menu choices Run by a hard working Sisters. No alcohol served. Highly recommend!!