Las Hamacas

Location:
Km 42 Panamerican Highway, Playa Punta Rocas
Barranco, Lima, Peru

Restaurant

By Luisa Michelsen

Las Hamacas is a typical beach restaurant, but uniquely charming. You can sit in the open dining area or have your food and drink taken to your beach umbrella and lounge chairs. The food is very tasty, since the restaurant is owned solely by a man named Carlos who buys everything himself and also supervises the kitchen, looking after every detail.

You may want to try a jalea, an assortment of deep fried seafood on top of a delicious piece of fish, served with crispy golden yams and a salad. One plate is enough to feed about four people, but of course you’ve got to have a ceviche, either before or after the jalea, to complete the meal. There is private parking and this spot might be a good lunch choice if you want to explore the ruins at Pachacamac in the morning.

Prices:
Breakfast: Budget
Lunch: Budget
Dinner: Budget

Atmosphere: Outdoor/patio dining, nice view

Service Features:<br/>Children friendly

Bar Features:<br/>Wine / beer

Regulations: Smoking permitted

Dress Code: Casual

Reservation: Not accepted

Park Options: Own parking lot