The barra libre is the way to go&mdash;lots of variety beyond sushi, and the vibe is lively. Fair price for what you get. Seats were comfy too, which I appreciated.

The upstairs playground was a lifesaver &mdash; kids ran off their energy while we actually got to eat in peace. Staff kept wiping down tables the whole time, which I appreciated. One small order mix-up happened but they fixed it fast without drama. Solid spot if you need a break from chasing little ones around.

Food was solid, especially the spritzers&mdash;those were spot on. Service dragged a little, took a while to get our check. Music was cranked way too loud for the vibe, made it hard to chat. Good spot if you&#39;re not in a rush and don&#39;t mind shouting a bit.

The chaufa rice was solid and the portion was decent for what I paid. Not the cheapest spot in Lima, but you won&#39;t leave hungry. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The seafood fried rice was solid for S/35. Rice had good wok flavor, plenty of shrimp and squid. Staff kept checking on us but honestly I was too busy eating.

The cod &agrave; la Vizca&iacute;na was the only thing I cared about. Rich tomato sauce, the salt cod flaking apart just right. That dish alone made the stop worth it. Parking right outside helped too. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to anything else, but that cod I&#39;d order again.

We grabbed the couples&#39; combo and honestly the fried wontons were the highlight for me&mdash;crispy, not greasy. The rotisserie chicken was solid too, juicy but maybe a touch salty. Sangria made tableside was fun to watch, though it took a while to get to us. Place was pretty busy on a Saturday night, but worth it.

The fish soup and complimentary corn were a nice touch. Simple spot, traditional recipes done right, and prices felt fair for what you get.

The bacon cheese fries were solid, crispy enough and loaded with cheese. Mad Burger hit the spot too, messy but worth it. Place has a chill vibe, music was decent. Portions are big, I could barely finish. Good spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Stumbled onto this place near Punto Azul and honestly the parihuela soup was the star. Big bowl, loaded with seafood, super flavorful. Ceviche de lenguado was fresh too. Portions are generous for the price, which is rare around here. Place gets busy but worth it.

The seating was really comfortable and the staff made sure we had everything we needed. Pizza had a nice thin crust too. Good spot in Barranco.

Portions were big, prices fair for what you get. Came for a light snack, left totally stuffed. That homemade pisco macerado is a solid way to finish.

Been coming here for a while now, and the fresh pasta keeps me hooked. Sorrentinos are my usual order, lasagna&rsquo;s solid too. Tiramisu still hits the spot after all these visits. Place gets busy, but the food stays consistent, which is why I keep going back.

Solid spot for a quick lunch. Got the chicken quinoa bowl, portion was decent for the price. Service was fast too.

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