Cozy spot with live music most nights. Mixed crowd of expats and travelers, easy to strike up a conversation. Good if you&#39;re not looking for a quiet dinner.

The pisco sours here are solid&mdash;easily some of the best in Miraflores. Food&#39;s good too, though portions run a bit small for the price. Still, a nice spot for a relaxed drink.

Stopped by for lunch after hearing some folks talk about it. Got the sancocho and an arepa. Soup had that deep, slow-cooked flavor, reminded me of Sundays back home. Arepa was solid too, simple but done right. Place gets busy around noon, so you might wait a bit for a table. Fair price for what you get. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The tallarines huancaina con lomo was solid&mdash;meat tender, sauce flavorful. Found this place downtown, would go back for that dish alone.

The buffet here is a solid intro to la selva food. Portions are big, which I liked. Tried a few things I hadn&#39;t had before, pretty decent. Only thing is the seating gets a bit uncomfortable after a while. Waitstaff were around enough to keep our drinks full. Fine for a casual lunch.

The falafel sandwich was good but the fries inside kinda threw me off 😅 still a solid cheap bite if you&#39;re nearby.

Been coming here for years. Anticuchos are still solid - beef heart cooked right, not chewy. Sit outside if you can, good spot to watch the street. Place has been around 30+ years and you can tell. Not fancy but does the job. Prices fair for what you get.

Stopped by for breakfast on a Monday. Place has a nice vibe, pretty chill. Got the usual eggs and coffee, solid. The guy working that morning was on top of things, kept my coffee full. It did get a bit busy later, so we waited a little for the check. Nothing crazy, just a heads up. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Service was quick and the staff were nice, even when it got busy. Classic diner vibe, good spot to grab a bite with friends 👍

The lighting in there is warm and soft, makes you want to linger. Had the meat empanada, filling was okay but a bit plain. Wish they&#39;d toss in a napkin with takeout, small thing but it bugs me. Still, that old-school bakery vibe keeps pulling me back.

Tried the fish tacos&mdash;tortillas were super fresh. Wish they&#39;d post their hours though, took us two tries to catch them open.

The mushroom pizza was solid and the seating area felt really chill. Good spot if you want a quiet meal without much noise around.

Cozy spot for sure, the vibe is super chill and great for catching up with friends. Service was nice but honestly the food was just okay, nothing that blew me away. Maybe I ordered wrong? 🤷&zwj;♀️

Stopped by for a quick lunch near Barranco plaza. Leche de tigre was solid, causa acevichada hit the spot too. Prices fair for the area. Service was fast enough.

The aged beef was cooked exactly like I asked, medium rare, still juicy in the middle. I&#39;ve been coming here for years and it never misses. The place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but honestly, that&#39;s part of the vibe. My go-to steakhouse in Lima, no question.

The open kitchen is a nice touch&mdash;watched them fire up my lomo saltado while I waited. Food came out fast even though the place was packed. Solid spot.

The ceviche with olive oil and avocado at Larcomar was a nice twist, not your usual lime-heavy version. Pisco sours were solid too. Christian took good care of us. Ocean view from the table is hard to beat.

Decent steak, and I don&#39;t even eat red meat that often. The pumpkin mash was pretty good too. Service was fine, maybe a bit slow at the end.

The quinoa fried rice was the standout for me&mdash;really flavorful, the kind of dish you keep thinking about after. I got the combo with the burger and honestly that was a solid move. Place had a nice buzz to it, nothing over the top. Just a good meal, no complaints.

Came for the food, stayed for the vibe. Kids had room to move, bathrooms were clean. Got busy but we didn&#39;t wait long for a table.

The seating here is genuinely comfortable, which is rare for me to notice. I could stretch out and just take my time without feeling rushed. Good spot if you want to linger over a meal and not be squeezed into a tiny table. Nothing fancy, but the vibe works.

Stopped by for drinks, ended up eating more than planned. The shrimp tartare was really good, fresh and well seasoned. Carpaccios were solid too. They made something vegan for my friend without making a fuss, which I appreciated. Nice to have proper food with your beer, not just frozen stuff. Place was busy but we got a table fine.

Ramen here runs about 27 soles, half portion at 20&mdash;fair for the neighborhood. I grabbed a beer to go with the tonkotsu, worked well. Portions lean small though, especially if you&#39;re hungry. Fine for a quick stop, just don&#39;t expect to leave stuffed.

The staff knew their menu well and pointed me to the lomo saltado&mdash;solid choice. Liked that they threw in a small taster while we waited. Cozy little place, nothing fancy.

The aji de gallina was creamy and rich, and the portion was decent for the price. Place was packed with locals on a Sunday night, so that tells you something. Service was quick too.

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