Isolina is where you will get the best taste of homely Peruvian cuisine. This place of tradition is a flavour extravaganza for those who love to try new dishes. Big portions, unpretentious and majestic cooking and a locally-fueled crowd of Peruvians who would lick the plate for one last taste of Isolina's authentic creole dishes. 

Demo is a fantastic place for brunch in the heart of Barranco. Famous for their dishes that combine Venezuelan and Peruvian cuisines and traditions. Calm your coffee thirst with a refreshing orange espresso and while you are there, leverage in their pastries, their classic Tequeños and the much loved Arepa Benedicta (the Latin version of eggs benedict). Visit Demo for a breakfast outdoors after walking among the coastal sea breeze. 

The most authentic and fresh Peruvian food has been served in Canta Rana, located in the bohemian district of Barranco since 1987. Canta Rana is the best and most iconic spot to enjoy a classic ceviche and a beer and every Peruvian knows it. The sense of community and “barrio” inspired look bring locals and visitors together to savour the deliciousness of Peruvian culture. We heavily recommend their ceviche apaltado and arroz con mariscos.

Pan Sal Aire is a charming artisanal bakery that has quickly become a local favourite. They are known for their naturally fermented loaves and pastries. Their cosy atmosphere is a great spot to go for breakfast, to have a sandwich for lunch or one of their thin-crust pizzas over a bottle of wine during dinner. We suggest you try their heavenly sandwich de huevo and a Peruvian classic, the butifarra.