Sissai Jewelry is an elegant brand that heightens the beauty of Peru’s natural resources, sustainable practices and the importance of supporting local craftsmanship. They sell gorgeous earrings, necklaces, rings and more pieces of jewellery, all handmade and crafted by talented artisans. The materials featured range from silver and gold to gemstones like emerald, amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Opal and more. Visit Sissai for a one-of-a-kind accessory, the perfect souvenir to take from Lima. 

Osaka is a phenomenal Nikkei restaurant, a passionate fusion of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine. Its innovative twists and chic ambiance have become a staple of Lima’s culinary scene. Osaka’s exquisite seafood is a hub for food enthusiasts. Due to its growing fandom, Osaka is now a restaurant in Bogota, Buenos Aires, Miami, Santiago, and more cities. You MUST try the Hotate Truffle nigiri, the Carpassion, and the Acevichado makis.

Aaron Díaz’s Carnaval redefined Lima’s bar scene with bold flavours, playful presentations, and a dedicated Ice Room (ask for a peek). The latest Alquimia IV menu is all-Peruvian, from the Amazonian Ayahuasca to the six-cocktail Las Rutas de Lanfranco—a tasting that’s as theatrical as it is delicious.

Bottega Dasso is a modern kitchen and bar that runs from dawn’s first light to the late-night glow. Although they have a fantastic range of dishes, all the way from Eggs Benedict to scallops sautéed with Pinot Grigio, their cocktail bar and vibrant evenings are what we constantly look forward to. Rub shoulders with the loudest negroni-drinking locals, tipsy first dates and the most cheerful crowd of 50-year-old friend groups who stay until closing. For us, this place is one of the best cocktail bars in Lima.