Restaurants in Lima
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Mangos
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Other
Of all the LarcoMar shopping mall’s ocean-view restaurants, this one has the most expansive terrace as well as some of the best food – a broad range of Peruvian and international dishes.
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Villa Natura
A no-frills veggie pit stop serving hearty stews, pastas and veggie renditions of the potato salads known as causas. There’s no sign; look for the street number over the door.
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Salon Capon
Across the street from Wa Lok, somewhat smaller Salon Capon also has a lengthy Cantonese menu, good dim sum and a traditional bakery that sells scrumptious, flaky egg tarts (S1.80).
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Panko’s
A vast array of sweets, sandwiches and potato salads reside in glass counters under a TV blaring Spanish soaps. The flaky palm-leaf pastries are melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
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Azato
A cheap and fast spot serving traditional dishes, including a surprisingly well-rendered lomo saltado (beef stir-fry with potatoes, onion and tomatoes).
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Il Postino
This is one of Miraflores' best Italian restaurants, with an informal Mediterranean atmosphere and a great collection of reasonably priced international wines.
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Govinda
Run by the Hare Krishna, this cheerful cafe serves a Peruvian-Indian fusion of vegetable curries and nonmeat versions of dishes such as lomo saltado.
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Javier
One of three adjoining restaurants, Javier is recommended for serving a wide range of offerings, including the ubiquitous anticuchos.
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El Señorio de Sulco
A well-known restaurant close to the clifftops of Miraflores, El Señorio is known for its excellent criollo seafood and meats.
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Ambrosia
Based in Miraflores Park Hotel, this sophisticated, high-brow restaurant gets the culinary thumbs-up for its international gourmet meals.
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San Remo Restaurant
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Café
Half a block from the Plaza de Armas, Pasaje de los Escribanos has several upscale cafés, including this welcoming outdoor spot.
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Sí Señor
Sí Señor is a lively place that serves Tex-Mex food, usually accompanied by Mexican beer and of course, plenty of tequila.
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Pachamanca
This spot, with a have-a-go-at-anything menu and a location near the backpackers' hotels, is popular with gringos and locals alike.
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La Casera
Little more than a relaxed fast-food joint, this simple and brusque place serves typical Peruvian food at economical prices.
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Puerto Perdido
Two blocks southwest of Lima Golf Club, this seafood restaurant serves excellent ceviche and is popular with a young crowd.
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Como Agua Para Chocolate
A popular Mexican spot that produces the gamut of Mexican staples, including veggie tacos and, of course, margaritas.
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Dove Vai
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Other
An Italian ice-cream shop serving an array of flavors, including a mighty fine pisco sour sorbet.
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Pardo’s Chicken
Lima is littered with rotisserie chicken chains; this one is, hands down, the best.
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El Parquetito
El Parquetito has shady outdoor tables on a pedestrian street and good breakfasts.
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Vivanda
For self-catering, Vivanda is one of the best supermarket options in Lima.
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Tanta
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Other
The Miraflores outpost of Gastón Acurio’s restaurant-cafe chain.
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Santa Isabel
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Café
Open all night, this café-restaurant has a varied buffet.
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Tanta
- Lima, Peru
- Restaurants › Other
The San Isidro outpost of Acurio’s restaurant-cafe chain.
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Chifa Kun Fa
Good Peruvian-style Chinese food is served here.
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