Nazca Restaurants

  1. Don Hono

    Just off the Plaza de Armas, this venerable restaurant serves farm-fresh produce and is justifiably proud of its piscosour. It's a few notches above other touristy eateries around the plaza.

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  2. Grumpy's

    West of the Plaza de Armas, Bolognesi is stuffed full of foreigner-friendly pizzerias, restaurants and bars, including Grumpy's, which gets rave reviews from starving and homesick backpackers.

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  3. La Encantada

    A stylish seafood restaurant serving excellent ceviche (raw seafood marinated in lime juice); it's next to a disco.

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  4. La Kañada

    Handy to the bus stations, this old standby still serves tasty Peruvian food. A decent list of cocktails includes Algarrobina, made with pisco , milk and syrup from the huarango (carob) tree. There's occasionally live music in the evening.

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  5. La Taberna

    It's a touristy hole-in-the-wall place: the scribbles covering every inch of wall are a testament to its popularity. Try the spicy fish, challengingly named 'Pescado a lo Macho,' or various vegetarian dishes. There's live music many evenings.

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  7. Restaurant Los Angeles

    This meticulously run Peruvian and international eatery is known for especially delicious soups and salads. It's owned by a local tour guide who speaks French and English.

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  8. Restaurant Paulita

    With two tiny open-air tables facing the Plaza de Armas, this locals' fave serves homestyle Peruvian food and a few criollo specialties. Don't delay having dinner too late, as it may shut early.

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  9. Restaurante El Huarango

    A swish two-story restaurant with a rooftop terrace and top-rated criollo coastal fare.

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