Cafe Allyu - Cusco

We ate here after a wonderful time hiking Machu Picchu. After eating there, I was sick for 3 days straight, and my girlfriend was sick for 1 day. Be careful! Th... read more We ate here after a wonderful time hiking Machu Picchu. After eating there, I was sick for 3 days straight, and my girlfriend was sick for 1 day. Be careful! This place was rated highly in our travel guide. I disagree with the book, now...

I had breakfast here and it was pretty good. Good value for money. The staff was friendly, the menu was both in Spanish and English. read more I had breakfast here and it was pretty good. Good value for money. The staff was friendly, the menu was both in Spanish and English.

I came here because it was recommended by my Lonely Planet Peru and it was amazing. The coco tea has the most generous amount of coco leaves that I've come acro... read more I came here because it was recommended by my Lonely Planet Peru and it was amazing. The coco tea has the most generous amount of coco leaves that I've come across in all of Peru, and the pork sandwiches are absolutely divine just very simple bread, pork, and mustard but a delicious breakfast meal. So my advice is skip the hotel breakfast and come here. Lovely pastries to!

This café had the best coffee in Cusco! I went to coffee every morning, sometimes even twice a day! Owner is very nice and also helped with instructions on othe... read more This café had the best coffee in Cusco! I went to coffee every morning, sometimes even twice a day! Owner is very nice and also helped with instructions on other destinations in the city. I wanted to buy the coffee and bring home, but unfortunately they don't sell coffee beans to go. I wish they had! I've never tasted such a coffee.

I can't think of a better place in all Cusco to stop before dinner and a hot drink and pan de maiz or lengua de suegra. Good for breakfast, but if I think of El... read more I can't think of a better place in all Cusco to stop before dinner and a hot drink and pan de maiz or lengua de suegra. Good for breakfast, but if I think of El Ayllu, I just join it with dinner and go there instead. Greetings!