Paloma Imbis - Cusco

On foot and accidentally stumbled on this little place for a drink only. The smell and look of the Greek gros also made us order food, a pleasant surprise! Big crispy flatbread rolls with gros and much tzaziki and a spicy sauce on the table. Very recommended for a cheap delicious meal!

We went there for dinner after a long journey from Puno. We were very hungry and the place seemed to have only another party waiting for food before us. After a few minutes, they took the food order, three gyros to be specific. After another 20 minutes we had to call them for drinks order. First we ordered two alcoholic drinks and a chicha morada. After 5 more minutes they said no alcoholic drinks available (they were in the menu). Ok so we ordered a litre of chicha morada. After 5 more minutes, they said they don’t have it either! So we ordered a liter of passion fruit juice. By this time I was so hungry, my head started to roll. My wife bought a wafer from outside store to make us feel better. Food finally cane after 45 minutes. We already finished half the pack of wafers. Food was good, although never had a baked pita before. The spicy tajiki sauce was great. However, this was the worst service ever!

This was truly the worse breakfast experience of my life. The food took an hour to get to us despite being the only customers in the cafe and the drinks were served after the food was eaten. The service was poor and the food was served cold and the portion size was minute. I would never recommend eating here.

Strange pitta bread, but very tasty place for a kebab. thickly filled rolls with vegetables, cheese, chili and meat. We came here for a snack before going back to the hotel, luckily we only ordered one between us... very big.

They have very good infusions, and the variety of their rolls are good and you do not wait long time ,,, it´s a good option in cusco