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Lima has long been a popular destination among foodies, but its dining scene is now hotter than ever. Three of the city's eateries were listed in the World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2017; nine were included in the list of 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America; and the World Travel Awards has named Peru the World's Leading Culinary
Lima has long been a popular destination among foodies, but its dining scene is now hotter than ever. Three of the city's eateries were listed in the World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2017; nine were included in the list of 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America; and the Wor
Lima has long been a popular destination among foodies, but its dining scene is now hotter than ever. Three of the city'
Lima has long been a popular destination among foodies, but its dining scene is now hotter than ever. Three of the city's eateries were listed in the World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2017; nine were included in the list of 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America; and the World Travel Awards has named Peru the World's Leading Culinary Destination for five years in a row. When Peru's celebrity chefs Gastón Acurio and Astrid Gutsche moved their flagship Astrid & Gastón to a refurbished colonial mansion called Casa Moreyra, they inaugurated it with a week of activities attended by some of the world's top chefs and restaurant critics, and the reservation book was already filled for the next four months. Luckily, there are other world-class dining options in Lima, and the midranged restaurants are pretty impressive, too.
Amoramar doesn't look like much from the street, but step through the door and you'll discover an oasis of poinciana trees in a restored adobe...Read More
The flagship restaurant of Peru's most celebrated chefs, spouses Gastón Acurio and Astrid Gutsche, occupies a meticulously restored colonial...Read More
After years working in some of the best kitchens of Europe and Asia, Virgilio Martínez returned to Lima to convert his childhood home into this...Read More
The view of the 1,500-year-old pre-Inca ruins is reason enough to dine at Huaca Pucllana, but the sumptuous Peruvian and international cuisine...Read More
Chef Gastón Acurio's reinvention of the traditional cebichería is one of Lima's most popular lunch spots. The decor is minimal, but the menu...Read More
Mitsuharu Tsumura is one of Lima's most creative chefs, and his exquisite nikkei (Japanese-Peruvian) creations have established Maido as one...Read More
This small corner house seems inconspicuous, but at mealtimes it is invariably packed with gourmands feasting on Rafael Osterling's culinary...Read More
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