It's a shopping mall located right on the beach. The atmosphere is quiet and there's a cool sea breeze blowing all the time. Inside, there are many restaurants and shops. You can see the Pacific Ocean. I went in winter, the sea was rough, and the sky was always gray.

Nice outdoor mall. Very nice place to visit for a bite to eat and to hear the ocean waves crash ashore. Very peaceful and safe. I would highly recommend if visiting Lima to pay this place a visit. The Paddington Bear statue is also nearby which is cute.

Shop of Shame!! If you're a shopper snob and looking for high-end brands or even mid-range quality, look elsewhere. This store is a treasure trove of low-end, barely recognizable American brands that you'd probably overlook in the States. It's like they've got a magnet for the most obscure imports. Locals seem to be few and far between, but the shopkeepers are enthusiastic about peddling Alpaca clothes to anyone who'll listen. Buyer beware!

Larcomar Mall in Miraflores Mall is really nice place to do shopping and few restaurants with see view. Please see the video and pictures. You can walk from Larcomar to Barranco

Just beautiful shopping mall, overlooking the Pacific Ocean, in the ritzy Miraflores neighborhood of Lima. Lots of shops and restaurants and beautiful views of the sea.

Amazing scenic mall - mainly American stores, but the restaurants have an amazing view of the ocean. I’d go just for the amazing pictures you can take.

i ain't ever seen a mall on the ocean until now. immediate 10/10, and it was very clean. lots of places to get snacks or shop!

Celebrated my boyfriends birthday lunch at Cala and it was nothing short of amazing! The food was great, the atmosphere is out of this world, and the service was lovely. From someone coming from United States you get a value for what you pay for! I loved our experience and it is definitely some of the best food I’ve had in the world. THANK YOU✨🩵🫶🏽

We had such a wonderful experience at Ca La, and a big part of that was thanks to Antonio. From the moment we arrived, he greeted us with such warmth and friendliness that instantly made us feel welcome. Throughout the evening, his service was attentive without ever being intrusive, and his genuine kindness made our dinner truly memorable. Antonio went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect, and his thoughtful recommendations made our meal even more special. It’s rare to meet someone who combines professionalism with such a personal touch—he really made us feel like guests of honor. Thank you, Antonio, for turning a great dinner into an unforgettable experience. We will always remember it!

Beautiful restaurant right on the water. Everything we ate was beyond delicious down to the lettuce! Our server Juancarlos was very kind and attentive ☺️ ceviche is the best

I came here for lunch on my first day in Peru with my friend who’s been here before. I was simply amazed! The view, the service, the food and the atmosphere! Everything you read on the reviews is true! I couldn’t stop thanking my date for making such a great choice. We sat at small table for two right in front of the beach were people were surfing. It was hard to chose between staring at the sea or into my date’s eyes! You must try the ceviche appetizer sample to share. It was so delicious from traditional ceviche to modern versions. I then had the filet de sole and my friend the sesame seed tuna. Both dishes were fantastic. The place was full but the service was still very personalized. They had live music which was a nice touch. The hardest part was leaving. I would have gladly stayed for the next meal and for the sunset. Next time for sure!

Excellent atmosphere, delicious food and the view from the restaurant is incredible. A great spot if you are visiting Lima. Try ponderación as dessert is delicious

Had a great experience at Cala with my friends. Beautiful ocean view, serene environment. Leonel V. was a very attentive waiter and gave great recommendations.

Very nice restaurant, on the pricier side but well worth it. Made a reservation through their website beforehand and were seated on the spectacular terrace facing the sea. Our waiter Leonel was incredibly kind and attentive, knew about our dietary restrictions mentioned in the reservation before we even brought it up. The service was fast and professional. Absolutely delicious food from entree to dessert with high-quality ingredients. They only have one vegetarian option (agnolotti funghi in saffron butter) available as it's mainly a sea food restaurant. Wasn't a problem for us because we knew beforehand, but another option to broaden the menu would be great. We'll definitely be back!

It looks a well intentioned museum to highlight works of Peruvian artists. The building has large, very spacious exhibition rooms well lit from the natural light. HOWEVER, collection/exhibition is very limited and has so narrow breath. 🫤 There’s complete lack of sculptures and/or 3D pieces. * There MUST be a number of contemporary sculptors in Lima or nationwide, whose art are worth chasing after for exhibition here. 🫤 A lot of photographic exhibits are more of random shots of political events, lacking an artistic rendition of such events. * The photos are VERY FLAT IMAGES rather than expressive imagery that would convey why the photographer was attracted by that instant in time. * Many of the shots seem very elementary/rudimentary, lacking depths of focus. *The photos FAIL TO EVOKE EMOTION, as such they seem misplaced for this museum. 🫤 Similarly, exhibitions of framed newspaper articles from the recent past are mere collages, like a hobbyist’s scrapbook. They FAIL TO CONVEY AN AESTHETIC rationale why they were put together. 😎 There’s a few of the paintings, especially the abstracts, that are worth the time for visual and intellectual feast.

While the ongoing exhibit on Inca photographs by a local artist was good, the permanent collection was just housed in a big hall. Very little explanations. Overall a rather disappointing lay out and art works that were neither inspiring or interesting.

Very nice and modern museum in Barranco. The place is quiet, surrounded by trees, and perfect to relax and enjoy art. The exhibitions are interesting, with local and international artists. The building is beautiful, and there’s a nice café outside (Beso Francés) to have a coffee and crepe after your visit.

Fun contemporary museum with a cute park around the outside. They were between exhibitions so there wasn't a lot to see within the galleries, but the one show that was up was fun to explore. Recommend a trip to see what's happening in the Peruvian contemporary art space 🧡

Great contemporary art museum with a good collection of Peruvian art. Special exhibitions as well. Highly recommended.

Small with 3 rooms, you can easily walk the museum in an hour. Very cool exhibits and worth a stop.

The museum was small but there was a lot of intention behind the set up. For 20 soles, it was worth it. I loved learning about modern art in Peru. It's very photograph heavy, but there were also very unique pieces that spoke to Peru and its history. When we went, Javier Silva Meingel's work was being showcased, and I thought his journey of photography was wonderful.

Turned up without having booked a table, seated quickly. Was asked to love to accommodate a large booking which we were more than happy to. They did offer two free deserts which was most pleasing. Large menu with many options. The service was fast and pleasant and the food was delicious. My second favourite meal in Peru!

Excellent - and huge portions. This was a great choice. Peruvian-Asian fusion cuisine (well, more either Asian or Peruvian dishes rather than fusion), but really good nevertheless. Super friendly and attentive service. Would definitely come back, food was super tasty and portions VERY generous. Loved it. TANTA, well done.

The last two days, I have had two breakfast visits and one dinner at Tanta. I loved the breakfast, with really the best breakfast in a long time. Accompanied with Maracuya (Passion fruit) juice - of course. Tonight we had dinner there and the best was the Lomo saltado. We also had a really good chicha morada with the dinner. We were so full from the dinner (huge portions), so we will come back tomorrow and try some of the temting cakes. Or maybe an ice cream. I highly recommend eating at Tanta. The cutlery was good and the knives were sharp. The waiters were well trained and polite and efficient. Really good and efficient service. Last, but not least: Tanta is a very clean place, and l appreciate that very much.

Larcomar Top Level Restaurant with gorgeous views. Plenty of dishes and desserts to choose from with a full bar. I had the Combinado, a large plate of rice, chicken, potato, corn and fried banana - very tasty! Add a glass of sangria and it was a wonderful meal. There are lots of sweet treats to choose from for dessert, but I was too stuffed to try them… next time!

OMG, they said Peruvian food was one of the world’s best but they’re not kidding. This food was incredible, like - hard to believe. And the portions were massive. And the ambience was spectacular. One of the most memorable times ever.

One or the best food that I have had during my days in Lima. Food was extremely delicious, my entree was a marvelous thing that I was wo enchanted with every single bite. I couldn't be more happy. Service was very good, but the food blinds you immediately after the first bite. Make yourself a favor and go have food here! You're welcome!

Don't be fooled that Tanta is in a tourist area, Chef Gastòn Acurio truly knows what he's doing! The food is carefully and artfully prepared, with special attention to detail. My wife had the Risotto with shrimp (langostina) which was creamy and perfectly seasoned. My Pink Trout was perfectly cooked, and was served on a bed of corn puree. I would have loved 10 more slices of the tomato it was that good, and the rice and sweet potato perfectly complimented the dish and gave you something to scoop up all that wonderful flavor with!! ¡Bellissimo! Gracias por un plato perfecto.

Excellent space… delicious food, access to coast boardwalk, top cocktails, rooftop bar & artwork over the top. Breakfast is spectacular - close to the best restaurants in Lima too. We recommend this hotel but AI does as well, could not have a bad time here.

We didn’t stay there but frequented the bar during our stay in Lima. Alejandro was the reason we went to the bar every night. His recommendations were great. He also introduced us to some local liquor and curated cocktails as per our liking. Highly recommend going there. The tapas there were delicious too.

Subtle sex throughout the hotel. Don’t go here if you’ll be offended by that. Lovely breakfast, nice afternoon tea. Rooms felt like a boutique hotel experience (the whole building used to be one family is private summer home).

This hotel is a GEM! It is the perfect blend of modern and historic. What a treat when your hotel enhances your vacation in every way. The staff were gracious, the food was delicious (try the Andean eggs), rooms were spacious and thoughtfully appointed. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the building to enjoy the extensive art collection. We highly recommend this hotel-it was on point!

First off Barranco is the perfect spot in Lima if you like a neighborhood feel with lots of walkability, and tons of Cafes, Bars, and Restaurants. Plus Hotel B is in the perfect location. Just off to the side so as not to be in the Buzz but close enough to want to walk everywhere. Staff are lovely. Restaurant and Bar just perfect. 5/5 👍👍

It is obviously a venue for locals to celebrate weddings and special ocassions but too muxh going on inside. Too much events so you feel uncomfortable. Few bathrooms. It is a venue for events.

Hotel B is a standout property in Lima, offering a blend of art, history, and understated luxury in one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods. Tucked into the heart of Barranco, Lima’s bohemian district, the hotel is just a short and pleasant walk from the central plaza, the Bridge of Sighs, and a wide array of galleries, cafés, and coastal viewpoints. Its location alone makes it an excellent base for exploring the city’s cultural and culinary offerings. Housed in a restored Belle Époque mansion with a colonial past, the hotel is a Relais & Châteaux property—and that pedigree shows. The layout is elegant and intimate, with high ceilings, dramatic woodwork, and thoughtfully preserved architectural details. A contemporary wing connects seamlessly to the original structure, creating a flowing interior that doubles as an art gallery. The rotating collection of artwork throughout the property gives every hallway and common space a curated, gallery-like atmosphere. Breakfast is a highlight, served in the refined dining room or on the lovely patio, with a selection of fresh juices, pastries, and made-to-order options. One note for guests: the hotel offers an afternoon tea service with a buffet of small bites and desserts, but it does come with an extra charge—something to be aware of when planning your stay. Though Hotel B doesn’t offer extensive amenities like a gym or spa, it more than compensates with its design, atmosphere, and personalized service. Staying here feels like being a guest in a beautifully restored private home—elegant, artful, and truly unique.

Great atmosphere and very attentive service. The tarte steak was so yummy. The Argentinian rib-eye was a bit below expectation. They grilled the steak nicely, medium rare as ordered; but, the beef was unexpectedly stiff!

Honestly, it's fine, but I think it's overpriced for what you get. I don't really enjoy the doves flying here and there, I even think I saw some on the tables. I also feel the meat was not exactly hot. The bread was alright, but not fantastic. I think El Hornero has better bread, and meat.

We had a great experience at this Steakhouse in Barranco. The service was attentive and friendly. The food was delicious. We especially liked the Chorizo for appetizers, as they were fresh and full of flavor. All of our steak dishes were delicious and cooked to perfection. The restaurant itself is also very beautiful. I would highly recommend this Steakhouse, we will definitely be back.

Came for my birthday. Food was excellent. Service was amazing. The presentation on the Tomahawk Gold was wild.

Expensive but worth it! Really awesome ambiance and a live singer. Service is absolutely doting. We had the provoletta and then they were out of the cowboy ribeye so we had a big ole’ porterhouse (1.5 kg!!). Meat was prepared to medium rare perfection and we had lots of leftover steak for lunch the next day. If you are looking for an awesome steak night, this is the place.

Only good thing is the atmosphere. Other than that, get ready to wait one hour for your food, slow service, and undercooked meat. We left extremely disappointed

Much better than the one in San Isidro. What a gorgeous and romantic place. We had the shells, the blood sausage meatballs, the steak, mushrooms caprese salad and cheesecake 😋 and chocolate cake. The only thing that they really need to add is grilled vegetables. They need other side dish options. Loved the live music and the DJ - great music selection. Will be back!

After being on the waiting list for a while, we decided to try our luck as a walk in customer. We were so fortunate that there was a slot and we were able to have an early dinner. As the 2025 number one restaurant in the world, we had high expectations. The staff were professional, friendly and explained clearly how we should eat each dish to get the best culinary experience. Each dish gave an amazing taste that is hard to describe and it is no wonder that this is the top restaurant in the world. All dishes were amazing, but my favourite was the scallop with urchin.

We visited the restaurant for the Maido Experience after it got given the #1 Restaurant in the World Award and were not disappointed at all. It was a truly unique experience from the moment we walked in until we left, from the staff greeting until the last goodbye. The restaurant is very tastefully decorated, with exquisite table setting and plates. The dining experience was phenomenal, with 14 different wonderful bites to try, each one with an amazing taste, texture, presentation, combination of flavours and of course a wonderful introduction by our waiter. It took us about 2 hours to go through each dish, with the perfect timing in between dishes for you to eat, savour, take in, enjoy and discuss with your friends. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and can’t wait to come back, next time maybe to focus on a dish or two. We consider ourselves very fortunate for having the opportunity to experience something like this. Thank you Misha for making it possible. ❤️

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “If I came here knowing nothing, I would say I had very delicious food and would love to come every month, but I wouldn’t call this the best in the world. The food is good, but the storytelling is missing and the service mostly just lists the ingredients. The atmosphere is pleasant, the Nikkei–Peruvian fusion is impressive, but overall the experience felt more like casual dining.”

I’ve had really high expectations for Maido, as it was supposed to be one of the peaks of my trip to Peru. However, I left rather dissapointed. There was nothing wrong about the food, it was OK, but nothing special. Had better food many times. Don’t believe it was worth the price or the hype.

Such a fun and tasty dinner! The experience was great.. each course was delicious, a little adventurous, and my favorite part was the use of texture in every dish!! They are booked constantly so their reservations are strict and they should be! Timing of dishes was great and the sake selection is good.

How is this number one in the world? Did these people lose their taste buds in 2025? The meal started out okay but nothing spectacular. Could easily name 100 restaurants that were better than Maido that I’ve eaten at all over the world. They tried to copy Central in bringing in the raw ingredients to the table, but it’s a totally different vibe. The sushi rice was so poorly cooked, even just touching it with the chopstick I could tell it wasn’t right. It was hard and starchy… how can you mess up something so essential in Japanese cuisine? The glass noodles were all stuck together and gummy. And the dessert was just atrocious… chorizo flavored ice cream with a soup of lemongrass flavored soy milk. I’m sorry but it made me want to throw up. Such a disappointment all around.

Great decorations. Food presentation is amazing. However, for me, the taste is a bit overpowering, especially the citrus taste. For someone who loves Japanese food, the taste did not amaze me, but the presentation is great.

This was one of the biggest malls I’ve ever been to, it has literally everything you need. We did not have enough time to walk through the whole mall, however I recommend visiting if you are looking to shop.

I want to go back! It’s a huge indoor mall. Firstly time there and I love it. There’s Zara, Carolina Herrera, Boss, LV, Channel, Billabong, Desigual, H&M and many more. It’s clean and looks very tech oriented.

So much to see and do for kids and adults alike. Normally pretty busy. Shopping is a bit expensive, but we usually go for the food. Their food court is massive, and there are tons of really good restaurants down the side #plazuela walkway. I could easily spend a whole afternoon here.

Amazing place to bring the family to shop and have some fun! The Flying Squirrel’s World’s Largest Inflatable Park is OPEN HERE! It’s outdoor and absolutely filled with many attractions the kids will love! You need to check this place out!

Jockey Plaza - Various. I didn’t take a lot of pictures. I hadn’t been in over two years. It has changed a lot. It’s very safe and fun for the entire family. Lots of international chains are here. It’s not cheap, but you’ll find many of your favorite brands.

Very nice mall! Not bad prices and has a HUGE variety of stores. Everything you need for a big mall. A lot of food restaurants which is nice in case of the sudden need for a snack! Parking is also nice and easy acquired!

Really big shopping malls with everything you need. I spent the whole day there and had a real good workout. Because of covid there are restrictions to the number of customers in the shops to there may be a queue. Bug brands like H&M, Zara, Coach, LV (coming), Guess, MNG, Samsonite, Calvin Klien etc

Lots of options... Many of the same things are sold at various stores within the market. Most things are reasonably priced . Some of them very wildly depending on the vendor. There are a lot of colors and beautiful garments . There are a lot of mementos and souvenirs that one can find. Do your due diligence asking for the price from several vendors to get a feel for how much something should cost, especially if you're traveling and don't know what to expect. Great market.

Great selection of good from artists and vendors from all across the country. Super accessible from anywhere in miraflores, and a great place to buy souvenirs for yourself or your friends. Most places accept credit card, and everyone is open to negotiation before yiu walk away.

Wow, three whole markets selling the exact same stuff? What a unique and not-at-all-touristy experience. I mean, who doesn't love having 300 identical alpaca sweaters to choose from? Genius, pure genius.

A vibrant market with amazing crafts from across Peru! 🧣From baby alpaca garments and leather goods to jewelry, art, and souvenirs, there’s something for everyone. Easy to reach in Miraflores, friendly vendors, and great prices with room to negotiate.

Really Loved the Indian Market, do many options. No food here except a stall selling drinks and the local delicacy of Pisco Sour, which is delicious, refreshing and a lovely cocktail containing Pisco, egg white, sugar syrup and fresh juice. A massive array of excellent quality of llama and alpaca garments, the Baby Alpaca products are the premium choice. Toys, trinkets, clothes, hats, jewellery, shoes, artwork, brass and silver ware, fabulous leather goods, bags, jackets, shoes. All under one roof a beautiful place to spend many hours amongst overwhelming variety of everything under the sun.

Avoid at all costs. This is a tourist trap. They tried to sell stuffs at 2-3x normal price by selling the story that the items were custom handmade. Everything they sell is available in other stores too, especially in Cusco. Don't buy stuffs here. The government should just close this establishment for consumer and tourist protection.

Nice place to shop for traditional products. Prices are negotiable

The tour was excellent! It lasted about 40 minutes, and the guides were very knowledgeable. The ruins are in the middle of Miraflores, right next to a great restaurant with a beautiful view of the site. Just note that the night tour doesn’t allow you to go to the top of the ruins — that’s only possible during the day.

An incredible archaeological site in the heart of Miraflores! 🏛️ The 2,000-year-old adobe pyramid showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of ancient builders. The 40-minute guided tour (S/15, available in English or Spanish) is informative and engaging. Note: the night tour doesn’t include access to the top, but we took it and still loved the experience. A must-visit for history lovers in Lima!

Fascinating study of the dedication of the ancients in building structures covering great areas with handmade vertical bricks. On some you can even see their hand and finger prints! Our guide shared a wide scope of knowledge from all of those who lived here, their customs, foods they planted and consumed, burial rites, beliefs, skills... He was a great guide to his heritage and this enormous site in the middle of the city. (Unfortunately, there is a listing for a "minizoo" here. While seeing the 7 famous llamas, alpacas and dozens+ guinea pigs was an interesting part of the tour...that does Not qualify the Very minimum pen and feeding bin as a "zoo." There is a genuine one elsewhere. The handful of indigenousanimals here are just to enlighten visitors as to the animals the original denizens had for food, like the well-planted garden.) This is a healthy, enlightening educational walk through an amazing ancient world. (PS- Please bring some currency to show your appreciation to your fascinating guide!!)

Worth a visit but just bare in mind you must go round with a tour guide and once you've seen one part of the temple you've sort of seen it all. There were some interesting facts and it made for a good walk. There are some cute llamas or alpacas and guinea pigs 😊

I want to say I loved it, listen - it's historical and the guide was good. Spoke very good English and the Llamas / Guinea pigs at the end are cute. It's interesting, and they're still excavating. The tour takes little under an hour.. tips for the guide are nice! They do a good job. You walk up some steepish parts, and it's sandy - so don't wear slides. ;) Worth a visit... And the restaurant overlooking the ruins is fab! But gets busy. There are other restaurants just outside too. (Not overlooking the ruins) If you're in Lima and like history.. go. I was just a little bit bored at times. 🙊

Huaca Pucllana: 4000-year-old pyramid, check. Boring guide who puts you to sleep, check. If you're gonna make me walk on ancient genius pyramid, at least make the tour entertaining. Suggestion: skip the guide and hit up the Larco Museum first. Learn more over there Trust me, you'll be way more impressed when you finally get to the real education. And honestly, just read the Wikipedia page, you'll learn more. Need tour guide and takes about one hour.

Went Sunday afternoon. A bit of a wait ' half an hour as I had not made a reservation. Entry was 15 soles. Than waited another 20 minutes for English guide and to get numbers for tour. (Recommend you make reservation and you can walk past line) Very interesting tour. The walk is easy around site. Love how this is right in Milaflores easy for most tourists to get too.

Nice place for people to take a break and sit down and enjoy the hustle and bustle. Lots of restaurants around and the bridge of sighs is at walking distance. We took an Uber from here back to Miraflores where we were staying.

A nice place to people watch or just sit and chill enjoying the day. Many nice places to eat surround this square. Nice art is everywhere and other exhibits rotate through the park.

Super nice plaza to visit and enjoy Barrancos culture! They have a bathroom close to the main part of the plaza, there is a Rustica restaurant and Ice cream store, very close to the beach if you walk crossing the church corner

This is a cute little park in the Barranco district. You'll find many street vendors, food venues, and performers all around. Don't be surprised if you're approached by one or more. This is where you'll start many pub crawls and art walks in the district.

Cute park in the center of a few major streets. Had a band playing. Would be pretty beautiful with the sun out.

Very nice and elegant place in the heart of barranco district , usually here starts the walking tours here

Set in the heart of Barranco, there is always something going on. Surrounded by various restaurants, bars and shops, it is a place to see and be seen. Highly recommended.

I’ve been here twice and both times the experience was similar - palatable food, mediocre to poor service, all in a beautiful setting. The second time I came was to bring my daughter because the atmosphere is amazing. Next time, we will go on the tour (which is well worth it) and simply slip into the restaurant for a picture. The food is generally not that good, edible, but not terrible… and very expensive for the quality. The service was inattentive both times. The last time, we asked for the space heater to be turned on. The server turned it on and it went off (maybe out of gas). I asked again for him to turn it on, it didn’t go on and he just quit working on it, nor did he bring another one over to replace the one that wouldn’t turn on. Both times I remember looking around for at least 5 minutes for someone, anyone to bring me a check. It also took several minutes to find someone to bring me a spoon for my stew. It’s amazing how hard it is to find a server given how many there are around and we sat at 5:30 PM so the restaurant was less than 1/4 full. But the setting is picturesque, especially with Huaca Pucllana lit up at night. Without tip or any alcohol, the pictured meal cost over PEN 300!

This restaurant in placed in a privileged place and the food is fantastic. However, I felt waiters are not there to make your experience unique like the surroundings but to do their job and that's it. Maybe the administration needs to change the way they operate; I was assisted by, at least, 5 different waiters who didn't know what stage of dinner I was in or about the last request I had made. This place has the potential to be in the top of every list. Don't waste the opportunity.

Dinner when the lights come on and the pyramid lights up is the best time of the evening! The food is great and the atmosphere even better. 2000+ years of history while sipping cocktails and enjoying gourmet Peruvian cuisine. The stuffed pepper and a chocolate sundae for dessert… extra yummy!

After an evening tour of the Pucllana archaeological site, we wanted to have dinner overlooking the ruins. Everything we tried was delicious, and the view made the night feel both romantic and magical. The service was attentive and friendly, adding to the experience. We especially enjoyed the cheesy scallops, the crunchy-yet-sweet shrimp, and the perfectly cooked beef tenderloin with scalloped potatoes. To finish, the volcano cake provided just the right touch of sweetness to end the evening. It is definitely a good idea to reserve a table in advance if you want a better viewpoint of the ruins. The restaurant is beautifully designed and can accommodate larger parties or intimate dates. The prices were higher than some spots in Lima but fair considering the quality of food and the ambiance.

Pricey, but good ambience and the food is decent. There is a large outdoor (covered) section so the noise level is low despite the place being about 80% full at round 2:30PM. Our local tour booked this place, situated right next to the archeological site (admission to the site not included). Although both dishes are good, I would highly recommend the duck one on the left.

I tried the yucca and cheese empanadas, potatoes stuffed with meat, causitas Pucllana, and the classic fish cebiche — everything was delicious! For dessert, I had the suspiro de limeña topped with meringue. It was very sweet, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere was amazing, especially with the beautiful view of the Pucllana ruins. Highly recommend!

The Bad 1. They cannot accommodate allergies. They said they could, they cannot. 2. If you have any substitutions made they will not season your food. 3. It’s expensive and not value for money. 4. Their wifi does not work. Couldn’t load a web page or call an uber home 5. With substitutions the food was bad imagining without them it would probably be okay The Good 1. Corvina tartare was great 2. Service was good and attentive 3. The drinks were good, we had the mule and Paloma

This place is wonderful if you are in Barranco. Chef puts a lot on detail in artesanal product. Is rich and delightful seeing all this evolution since they open this place. I suggest this place if you are in the area of Barranco their female bartender is great and manage her own cocktail creations. Small and quiet.

I'm happy to give them 5 stars. They have cozy place with great menu and reasonable price. I tried their brunch on Saturday and it was pleasant. I had trout sandwich with arugula and herbs, it was simple but spot on. Their portions are also not so big like most of Peruvian restaurant. They have staff that can speak English, very friendly and helpful.

Burger bites are amazing , comes 6 in total. The rocotto was pretty good, for me was very spicy but worth it.

Great brunch place. Decent drinks and tasty (and hearty in size) menus. For breakfast/brunch, menu is limited though. Service was great as well. Recommended.

Delicious food, great atmosphere, reasonable prices and perfect location in the heart of Barranco. Had lunch and brunch here and will keep coming back for the food and cocktails!

Stumbled upon this place while walking around Barranco on Sunday around 1pm and were so happy to find out that they served brunch with somewhat American options to choose from as all other places around were already serving lunch/dinner menu ( no breakfast food). The egg & bacon tostadas were great. Their Bloody Mary is super good too, better than at some high end places in the US. They make their mix from scratch adding tomatoes ( so said the bartender ).

Unexpectedly good! The hamburger I ordered was pretty tasty and not dry at all. The fries were good, albeit being a bit scarce. Overall a nice peaceful environment (even if the street outside is filled with traffic). A refreshing experience, for sure.

For vegan food this place is really nice. We ordered the falafel wrap which was good and the scrambled tofu which the taste was incredibly close to an egg. The size of the dish was really satisfying and generous. We also ordered the Carmelo frappe which was too sweet for my liking but highly recommended to whoever like super sweet coffee. The pricing is very fair as well.

This was a nice spot for a healthy lunch. Their smoothies were delicious, I can recommend the almond milk smoothie. The food was fresh and tasty, everything was of course very healthy. The staff was friendly and we had our food quite quickly. The prices are on the higher side for Peru. A great place for a quick bite.

Nice staff. Clean and modern cafe with wifi. Very extensive menu for vegans. I got the caramel frappe but it was way too sweet for my personal taste, with a couple flavours I wasn't used to. The Choco Bowl was more oat based than I expected ( was imagining it to be more smoothie based), and again too sweet. But I'm still rating quite highly cause the menu was super extensive and very exciting for any vegans in Lima.

We had lunch at this beautiful establishment and the food was absolutely delicious. Very filling too. And the drinks are absolutely lovely and very good for you. Staff was super friendly and helpful with recommendations! Great recommendations I was feeling uneasy in my stomach (due to flights) and the green juice just made me feel so much better. Thank you for the lovely food and service! Ps. They have english menus which is a plus

Tasty and healthy vegetarian meal. I had the Raw Brownie for dessert — gluten-free and still full of flavor, though the slight minty aftertaste wasn’t really my thing

I loved all the vegan options. It was so hard to choose. The food is very fresh, colorful, and alive. This is the type of food that's good for the soul. I'll be back. If you are thinking about visiting, give it a try!

Awesome place in Miraflores area. Friendly staff and delicious food. I came here two days in a row. Lots of options to choose from. Definitely recommend!

El market is no longer active int the building, but you are able to see the stands outside and it’s very lively, even on an odd raining day!

Marketplace with stalls selling fruit, meat, souvenirs, clothes. When we visited the inside space was closed, it was all outdoor stalls (perhaps it's no longer open inside?). Not a huge place, just a few rows of stalls. Fun to try some fruits previously unknown to us. Sellers don't hassle you to buy from them, which is nice.

Awesome local market with beautiful fresh produce and very good value food stalls. Good vibe & very safe, great place to wander around for a while to marvel at the amazing produce Peru has to offer.

Mercado Nº 1 de Surquillo is an absolute gem nestled in the heart of the vibrant Surquillo district. I stumbled upon this market during my visit to Lima and was instantly captivated by the array of fresh produce, local specialties, and the lively atmosphere. The stalls boast a kaleidoscope of colors, offering everything from exotic fruits to aromatic spices. The sheer variety is a testament to the rich culinary tapestry of Peru. The vendors are friendly and eager to share their knowledge about the products. Whether you're a foodie looking for unique ingredients or a traveler wanting to immerse yourself in local culture, Mercado Nº 1 de Surquillo is a must-visit. Don't miss the chance to savor authentic Peruvian flavors and soak in the bustling energy of this market. It's an experience that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.

It is a must visit. They have a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables and dried fruits. You can buy fresh juices, smoothies and sandwiches. As a tourist would recommend going with a guide here so that you can learn more about the local produce.

Very cool place to spend time and eat fresh ceveche..very fresh!! The abundance of fresh fruit and vegetables is mind boggling. The vendors are great, and not aggressive as are some foreign mercados can be. Loved it!

Has everything you need. Cheap fruit and veg, grains, cheese, eggs, meat. There’s an artesanal market in the road outside and I found some of the best bread I’ve had in Peru, from a stall called Halma Panadería - they do stuffed bread with cheese, olives, caramalised onions or lots of other meat options too. They also do empanadas & can heat anything up for you to eat straight away.