Pisco sours came out well-presented, and the garlic bread with sauces was a solid starter. Street view adds to the relaxed vibe. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

The set lunch at 25 soles is a good deal&mdash;quinoa soup was light, lomo saltado hit the spot. Service was quick and friendly.

Loved the second-floor view of the main square! Menu del dia was 45 soles, a bit steep, but they handled my gluten-free thing really well. Solid pick for a casual catch-up with friends.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the coca tea was the highlight. Warm, soothing, perfect for the chilly evening. Place had a nice buzz to it, not too loud though. Wish I&#39;d tried more food but the tea alone made it worth it.

The owner made me a vegan plate that wasn&rsquo;t even on the menu. Really thoughtful. Music was chill too, not the usual loud stuff. Food came out fresh and hot. Place is small but cozy. Only thing is it took a bit to get the bill, but I wasn&rsquo;t in a rush.

The tasting menu with wine pairing hit all the right notes. The ceviche was fresh, citrusy, and the leche de tigre had just enough kick. The wine pairings matched each course well, especially the white with the fish. They brought a birthday dessert for my husband, which was a nice touch. Solid spot for a special meal.

Pasta was solid and the burger hit the spot. Drinks came out strong too. Frank took care of us without hovering. Place got a bit loud later but whatever.

The baked milk dessert here was seriously good&mdash;smooth, velvety, and way better than the pricier spots near the plaza. Coffee was solid too, though I&#39;d skip the cake next time. Fair prices for what you get.

Lomo saltado was solid &mdash; decent portion, meat cooked right. Pizza surprised me, actually pretty good for a place that&rsquo;s not a pizzeria. Drinks were cheap too, no weird extra charges on the bill. Place got a bit loud later but whatever. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Stopped by for lunch after Machu Picchu and the ceviche was really fresh. Chicharrones came out crispy too. Place itself is pretty basic but the food did the job. Service was quick which I appreciated since we were tired. Nothing fancy but solid.

Melissa knew the menu well and her suggestions worked out. Alpaca with pasta was tender, trout came off the grill just right. Pisco sour had a proper kick. Place was busy but service stayed sharp. Fair for what you get, I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The chef&rsquo;s creativity really comes through in the dishes. Service was friendly and attentive, made us feel comfortable the whole time.

Cozy little place, the vibe was nice. I had the lomo saltado and it hit the spot. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The trout was grilled just right, nice char on the outside and still flaky inside. Presentation looked pretty too. Menu had a good mix, even a few alpaca options which I appreciated. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid stop after walking around the ruins all morning. Only thing is the place fills up fast, so come a bit early if you can.

The soup of the day was decent, and the grilled trout came out crispy. Hit the spot after a long hike. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

Been coming here for a while now. Portions are still generous and the service stays friendly. Desserts are the reason I keep ordering them every time.

Decent buffet spot if you&#39;re passing through the Sacred Valley. Lots of options, from mains to desserts, and the food was better than I expected for a tourist place. Only thing is it gets pretty crowded around midday. Fine for a quick stop.

Stopped here after Machu Picchu for a drink, stayed for the roast pork. Still as good as my last visit. Chill spot by the river.

Stopped by for late breakfast &mdash; coffee was surprisingly strong, just how I like it. Omelet was solid, veggies cooked right. Burger looked good too. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

Stumbled on this spot and honestly didn&rsquo;t expect much. The lomo saltado was solid&mdash;juicy, decent portion. Service was quick too. Maybe a bit loud inside but I&rsquo;d go back for that dish.

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