Restaurants in Lima
No trip to Lima would be complete without tasting ceviche which has recently become a very famous dish internationally. Lima restaurants cook this dish with a mix of raw fish, onions and chili peppers all marinated in lime. For a full range of choices of restaurants in Lima, feel free to tour around Miraflores. This district offers Lima restaurants right on the coast so that you can enjoy the sunset as you indulge in your ceviche.
Restaurant Huaca Pucllana offers travelers a wide range of authentic Peruvian food. If you are feeling very adventurous, order cuy. Depending on your level of adventure, you may not want to know what cuy is. If you don't, skip the next sentence. Cuy is guinea pig. In ancient times it was served to kings with its head still on. They say it takes gamey, like rabbit. Feel free to try it and let us know, how you liked it!
Lima is also home to many international restaurants. Travelers can find French, Chinese, Korean, and Columbian cuisine in the capital city.
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Astrid y Gastón, Lima
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Praised as one of the world's most innovative chefs, Gastón Acurio has established outposts of his restaurants in Madrid and Santiago. In a colonia... More -
Canta Rana
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Walls are plastered with posters of Hollywood and soccer stars, and generous helpings of the country's most famous dish, ceviche (raw fish with lim... More -
El Rincón Que No Conoces
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A self-made Lima legend, chef Teresa Izquierdo Gonzáles opened this restaurant in 1978 to serve classic, home-cooked Peruvian and Creole dishes. Co... More -
El Señorio de Sulco
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Admire the Pacific from all-glass dining rooms while sampling regional grilled grouper with onions and tomatoes. If the gray mist that shrouds Lima... More -
Jose Antonio
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With farm implements hung on rough stucco walls, the primitive décor mirrors the old-fashioned cooking. This is the place to try beef heart, a loca... More -
La Mar, Lima
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You can’t come to Lima without sampling Peru’s most famous dish—ceviche. And this is the best place to try it. The bamboo-roof restaurant is a ... More -
Manos Morenas
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Housed in a 20th-century villa surrounded by landscaped gardens, Manos Morenos is both a traditional Creole restaurant and a lively peña folklórica... More -
Pescados Capitales
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A play on the Spanish phrase pecados capitales (deadly sins), this seafood restaurant replaces the word pecados (sins) with pescados (fish). In kee... More -
Rafael Restaurant
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The 15-table restaurant is housed in a 1940’s mansion. Don’t let the traditional atmosphere here fool you: The Asian- and Mediterranean-inflected P... More -
Restaurant Huaca Pucllana
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Situated in the upscale Miraflores district, this Peruvian restaurant is named for the 1,500-year-old archeological ruins located just outside its ... More -
Restaurante Rodrigo
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Formerly trained at Le Cordon Bleu Paris, chef Rodrigo Conroy now prepares inventive Mediterranean-Basque cuisine at this namesake restaurant in th... More
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