The Southern Andes and Lake Titicaca Restaurants
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1. Café Bar
$ | |This laid-back café-bar is the only thing keeping La Casa del Corregidor alive these days. It offers some of the best international food and bar snacks you can find in Puno, as well as a wide variety of craft beers and great coffee drinks. Teas, cocktails, and smoothies—along with sweet treats like cakes and pies—round out the menu. After 9 pm, there's more of a bar scene, with savory food choices like tapas.
Deustua 576, Puno, Puno, Peru051-351–921Known For
- Chill ambience
- Snacks
- Garden seating
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2. Fory Fay Cevicheria
$ | |Ask any arequipeño to name their favorite fish joint, and Fory Fay tops the list. For more than two decades, the laid-back, rustic lunch spot has served some of the freshest cebiche (fresh raw fish cured in fresh citrus juices) around, including of erizo (sea urchin). Personable owner Alex Aller grew up in the coastal port of Mollendo and travels there often to check on the catch. Fishing bric-a-brac and photos of New York, where Aller once lived, line the walls.
Alvarez Thomas 221, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054-242–400Known For
- Well-established local favorite
- Fresh, carefully selected seafood
- Eclectic decor
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3. Crepisimo
$ | |With an extensive variety of sweet and savory crepes, as well as quality espresso, pisco sours, and craft beers, you could easily spend the day in this artistic, Euro-styled restaurant, little sister to the Zig Zag restaurant on Calle Zela. Check out the terrace for great views of the Monasterio de Santa Catalina and volcanoes. Crepisimo also offers prix-fixe menus for 30 or 35 soles and happy hour specials from 4 to 6 pm and 9 to 11 pm.
Santa Catalina 208, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054-206–020Known For
- Variety of crepes
- Great service
- Lively atmosphere
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4. Incafe Restaurant
$ | |Expect a good mix of inexpensive Peruvian and North American staple dishes, including thin-crust pizzas, at this restaurant-bar on the main square. It makes a stop in Yanque all the more pleasant.
Main Plaza, Yanque, Arequipa, Peru51-996–472–853Known For
- Coffee and pizzas
- Bright and friendly atmosphere
- Central location
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5. InnKas Resto Bar
$ | |This long-standing Peruvian restaurant, tucked on a corner of Chivay's Plaza de Armas, serves reliable and tasty alpaca, chicken, and beef mains that include lomo saltado and pollo chimichurri (grilled chicken with piquant sauce), as well as a choice of pastas to quell comfort-food cravings. Excellent and inexpensive espressos pair up with crepes and a variety of cakes. This is a great place to linger prior to visiting Cruz del Condor.
Plaza de Armas 705, Chivay, Arequipa, Peru51-952–354–443Known For
- Lively yet intimate setting
- Delicious cakes
- Excellent coffee
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6. La Lucila
$ | Sachaca |Rivaling La Nueva Palomino for Arequipa's favorite picantería, La Lucila has been in operation for more than 70 years. Although its beloved namesake owner passed away in 2012, her recipes—iconic regional dishes that have been passed down through generations—live on, as does the simple, rustic atmosphere. Come here for classic rocoto relleno, cuy chactado, or chupe de camarones (spicy shrimp chowder). It's outside of town, and though you'll spend about S/10–S/15 on a taxi, the prices here make up for it. Daytime only.
Cl. Grau 147, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054-205–348Known For
- Traditional regional food
- Historic location
- Chupe de camarones (spicy shrimp chowder)
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7. Las Gringas
$ | |With interesting and fresh organic ingredients topping its delicious pizzas and focaccias, this courtyard restaurant is a fun and relaxing place to have dinner or just get an espresso and a quick bite to eat. It also offers gluten-free and vegan options, as well as a wide variety of craft beers.
Cl. Santa Catalina 204, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054-399–895Known For
- Great pizza with unusual toppings
- Vegan and gluten-free options
- Craft beers
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8. Loving Hut Titicaca Vegan
$ | |This no-frills vegan restaurant, one of the few such options in Puno, is actually decent, and the inexpensive set-lunch menu is a great value. The options are many and varied, with dishes like soups, quinoa, and falafel.
Jr. Jose Domingo Choquehuanca 188, Puno, Puno, Peru51-353–523Known For
- Vegan set menu
- Large portions
- Reasonable prices
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9. McElroy's Pub
$ | |Owned by a true Irishman, this pub dishes up good pizzas, burgers, and sandwiches alongside the usual Peruvian dishes. It has a pool table and packs in most of the gringos in town.
Plaza de Armas 200, Chivay, Arequipa, Peru51-943–333–184Known For
- Burgers and pizzas
- Gringo clientele
- Sociable atmosphere
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10. Pacha Restaurant & Draft Bar
$ | |Right next to Puno's Catedral, this Novo Andino restaurant pairs good food and a social atmosphere with a selection of Peruvian craft and imported Belgian beers, some of the strongest in the world. The cuy, trucha, alpaca, and cebiche dishes are all tasty and well-presented; there's a good-value tourist menu; and the local, award-winning tunki coffee, bittersweet and strong, is the cherry on top.
Puno 521, Puno, Puno, Peru51-941–447–264Known For
- Craft beers
- Social atmosphere
- Locally roasted tunki coffee
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11. Pasta Canteen
$ | |Craving hand-pulled pasta in the southern Andes? Fight for a spot at one of the two rustic wooden tables, and belly-up for authentic Italian cuisine. Pastas, sauces, and toppings are all customized to preference.
Cl. Puente Grau 300, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru952-167–232Known For
- Homemade food
- Do-it-yourself menu
- Rustic-Italian trattoria feel
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12. Restaurant Museo La Casona
$ | |An upscale modern restaurant but with colonial-era artwork and antiques throughout, this two-decades-old local institution is filled with savory aromas of flavorful soups and grilled meats and fish. Try local fare, such as the lomo de alpaca (alpaca steak) or their take on quinoa soup, a must-try dish wherever you go in Peru. Or ask for the Menu Turistico, a set meal including an appetizer, main, and dessert for S/30.
Av. Lima 423, Puno, Puno, Peru051-351–108Known For
- Tasty local fare
- Ample portions
- Reasonable prices
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13. Sambambaia's
$ | |Specializing in both classic Andean meat and fish dishes, as well as international fare, this restaurant is in the quiet residential neighborhood of Vallecito, a 10-minute walk from the Plaza de Armas. Try the chef's favorite, a tender, juicy lomo al vino tinto (beef tenderloin in red wine), but if you're craving something more familiar, wood-oven pizza is another specialty of the house. Buffet specials are offered throughout the week.
Luna Pizarro 304, Vallecito, Tacna, Peru054-223–657Known For
- Variety of dishes
- Lomo al vino tinto
- Excellent service
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Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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