Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail Restaurants

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  • 1. Chullpi Machupicchu Restaurante

    $$$ | Peruvian

    The kitchen at this rustic-chic restaurant, which is along the tracks heading out of town, turns out high-quality gourmet versions of Peruvian classics such as ají de gallina (creamed chicken) with quail eggs and causa (a potato dish) with salmon tartare. The beautifully presented plates are on the small side, so it's best to order at least two courses, or try the tasting menu of 6, 10, or 15 courses.

    Av. Imperio de los Incas 140, Aguas Calientes, Cusco, Peru
    084-211–350

    Known For

    • Gourmet food
    • Creative presentation
    • Locally sourced ingredients

  • 2. Mapacho Craft Beer Restaurant

    $$

    Go for the awesome craft beer, but stay for the delicious food. Everything—from faster pub fare to full meals such as lomo saltado (beef stir-fry), grilled chicken, and osso buco—is served by a friendly, professional staff in a casual setting along the river. The hardwood tables and chairs and the big-screen TV make it seem more like a bar, but the food is as good as you might find in more upscale or trendy restaurants.

    Calle Imperio de los Incas 614, Aguas Calientes, Cusco, Peru
    984-759–634

    Known For

    • Revolving varieties of craft beer
    • Excellent customer service
    • Something for everyone

  • 3. Qunuq Restaurant

    $$$$

    The restaurant in the Sumaq Hotel is a must-experience for foodies thanks not only to culinary offerings that can easily hold their own against anything Lima's finest restaurants can dish out but also to a first-class setting and the utmost in professional yet warm service. European dishes like ravioli are given an Andean slant by stuffing them with ají de gallina, and traditional Peruvian fare is infused with international flavor. Reservations are a good idea, especially if you plan to opt for the six-course degustation menu, a true gastronomic delight.

    Av. Hermanos Ayar Mz. 1, L-3, Aguas Calientes, Cusco, Peru
    084-211–059
    machupicchuhotels-sumaq.com

    Known For

    • Fabulous gourmet tasting menus
    • Excellent service
    • Outstanding river-trout ceviche

  • 4. Toto's House

    $$

    This well-established tourist favorite has long tables set up in the center of its cavernous dining room to accommodate the tour groups that come for the huge buffet lunch. In the evening, grilled dishes like trucha andina (Andean trout), beef, or alpaca—served amid the entertainment of a folkloric music show—are better bets than the buffet items. Grab one of the smaller tables by the window for a river view or out on the shaded front patio for some good people-watching.

    Av. Imperio de los Incas 600, Aguas Calientes, Cusco, Peru
    084-211–020

    Known For

    • Popular buffet lunch, especially for big groups
    • Traditional Peruvian dishes
    • Riverside location

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted

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