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In keeping with its bohemian reputation, Barranco has a slew of bars and cozy cafés, but its dining options tend to be traditional taverns for home cooking rather than chic foodie galleries. Most are just a short walk from the neighborhood's hotels.
One of Lima's surprisingly few waterfront dining options, this elegant eatery has an impressive selection of dishes to complement its ocean vistas. The Peruvian-fusion cuisine ranges from crab ravioli in seafood soup to quinoa-crusted salmon and tenderloin with mushrooms, quinoa, and spinach. You can also order from the sushi bar. The dining room is upstairs, with a wall of glass on the ocean side and tables on a narrow balcony above the rocky beach.
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