Pastelería San Antonio

Fantastic place. The menu could not be any better. Just walking in and seeing all the goodies meant you will be there for a good time. The people working there were super nice and polite. We had a great time. A must stop if you are in Lima, Peru.

In Peru on an excursion trip with my daughter. An afternoon free so we walked around a bit and decided to stop here for lunch. Although they were busy, we were seated right away. After perusing the large menu, my daughter decided on an egg sandwich with lettuce, tomato on a nice sesame bun. I discovered their Tamal and went for the Chicken Tamal. After awhile our food came. My daughter really enjoyed her sandwich. But when I ate a half of the Tamal, I found no Chicken! So I motioned for the waiter and told him. He replied by showing me a lump on the second half of the Tamal that turned out to be a small chunk of chicken! lol! Tasty but disappointing. They have a HUGE variety of pastries, pies, cakes, and even gelato. But we weren’t looking for sweets.

Delicious pastry shop! So good we went three times. Everything was delicious, high quality and well presented. Only thing is that it’s so popular it can get busy and you have to wait so don’t come if you are in a rush or take away instead of sitting in. Our waiters were very nice and friendly, especially Emilio who was very quick!

We had a great experience, the food and service is amazing, anything you order is amazing.

This place is a bit too 'classico' for my taste, haha. I'll give them credit for three things though: generous portions, reasonable prices, and relatively quick service. However, apart from that, you'll likely find better versions of everything on their menu at nearby establishments. Still, the patio out front is quite enjoyable but I’d stay clear of their Butifarras.

Absolutely the best in town. Loved my salchicha huachana and the flauta!!!

Food is usually slow to arrive, but it's fresh and the desserts are good. This is one of the best places for desserts in Miraflores. Edit: I am not taking a star away, but it's not necessary or a custom to tip in peru. I usually tip but chose not to tip this time. The server since he was nonexistent when I was there. He acted upset that he did not get a tip, but he just took the order and brought the food. He spent 2 minutes max at the table and I was there over an hour.

We came for coffee and some snacks. The service was a little slow and some order never came. The pancake was on the front page menu but it was just ok. The sandwich was pretty good.