Q DE LIMA

We are in Lima for a week. After 2 days we have been here twice & will likely come back every day. Such authentic food& atmosphere— amazing range of drinks. Feels like stepping back in time. The food is incredible the patita fiambre was recommended on another review & is to die for. Muchos gracias de inglaterra

One of the best local restaurants in Lima with huge tasty portions of food

I kind of liked that place away from the tourists, there weren't a lot there it was more local crowds. The waiter was very nice and friendly, efficient too. I had his recommendation and enjoyed it (I forgot the name now, but it was fish)

Ancient place in Lima, Capital of Peru. Classic for wine, pisco sour and other beverages. Food is acceptable. Not cheap, not expensive. Recommend you to visit this Restaurant...

An authentic local experience. There were no other tourists her except us - the place was packed with locals. The portions are very generous, so don’t order too much. The wine is served by the glass, half bottle, bottle, litre and larger to suit the size of your party. The house wine, by the same name as the restaurant, is a little sweet, but quite a pleasant change.

Beautiful old fashioned bar where you can enjoy the traditional Pisco sour while having a good meal. It was amazingly filled by locals and not many tourists! Recommended 👍🏻

Wonderful old school Peruvian tavern. A great place to enjoy some pisco and typical crillo cuisine. A plate of delicious arroz con pollo will run you 17s./An uneatable location in the heart of the historic center. A great place to check-in and slow down.

We had six different dishes, the cau cau had an ugly presentation, hard and tasteless. I ordered a coffee that I couldn't drink. It was a huge cap but not good coffee. A bad experience in what is supposed to be a traditional 'comida criolla' restaurant. I won't go back.