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Had the ceviche starter and Alpaca main course with quinoa. Both were of excellent quality and presented really nicely. A nice Pisco Sour, Peru's national drink (not Chile's !), and a band made the experience complete. The interior is modern, but with nice Inca decorations and pictures of Cusco and surroundings. Would definitely advise ! View all feedback.
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From the moment of sitting down the attention to service was very poor. Had to chase up our drink request twice. Ordered our dinner and it was terrible. I seriously did try to cut the Alpaca meat which everywhere else has been Devine, but I couldn't cut through it and the Rositto was full off cheese, sorry but no!! My partners meal was Luke warm at best, but not as inedible so only half eaten. Advised the staff and h... View all feedback.
I had the Alpaca steak with rice and vegetables on the side. Overall very good meal, I enjoyed the steak. I'll be back.
I love the food! Great service. Great local wine. The Alpaca was great. The Guinea Pig was also very good.
From the moment on, the attention to the service was very bad. Had to check our drinks request twice. We ordered our dinner and it was terrible. I seriously tried to cut the Alpaca meat that was different everywhere Devine, but I couldn't cut it through and the Rositto was full of cheese, I'm sorry, but no! My partner meal was Luke hot best, but not so inedible so only half eaten. I advised the staff and paid my meals for the bill, as I said, I would not pay for it. I would have expected that I wouldn't pay at all, but as in a foreign country I didn't want to do any thing that paid 75 Sol. So my advice is not going to this restaurant. Many great next door and around the fabulous neighborhood.
Their Peruvian dishes all look good I only tried the menu set (I chose fish from the main dish options), but it was so good that I trusted the other recommended Peruvian dishes must be good too! The waiters are very attentive and sincere, and made the dinner really enjoyable. The dishes are priced mid range (Cusco standard) and the menu set is cheap compared to its quality. Recommend!
Had the Ceviche Starter and Alpaca main course with Quinoa. Both were of excellent quality and presented really beautiful. A nice Pisco Sour, Peru’s National Drink (not Chile!) and a band made the experience complete. The interior is modern, but with beautiful inca decorations and pictures of Cusco and surroundings. Would definitely advise!