Lima Restaurants

Lima is legendary for its world-class restaurants, and is the epicenter of Peruvian and Novo Andino cuisine which has gained worldwide culinary fame. Seafood, especially ceviche, is the star of Limeño cuisine, though creative fusions of Asian and local Peruvian plates impress palates. The Peruvian restaurateurs Astrid y Gastón got their start in Lima now have restaurants throughout Latin America and the United States and have fueled much of the international popularity of Peruvian cuisine.


Lima has restaurants for all budgets. For starters, honey, if you got the money, then Miraflores is your kind of 'hood. The highest concentration of the high-end, ritzy restaurants are in Miraflores. Another area for some of Lima’s finest restaurants is San Isidro. Barranco has a wide range of dining choices, from street food to international fare. Restaurants in Central Lima are almost all about cheap eats. Restaurants that have passed special inspections display a "Healthy Restaurant" sign.


Vea Plaza and Metro have supermarkets all over the city. The central market (Ayacucho and Ucayali) is in Central Lima, six blocks east of the Plaza de Armas. The Biosfera market held Saturdays in Miraflores offers organic products.

Other Restaurant pages in Lima that may be of interest: Barranco Restaurants, San Borja Restaurants, Pueblo Libre Restaurants, Callao Restaurants, Chorrillos Restaurants, Punta Negra & Punta Rocas Restaurants, Central Lima Restaurants, Miraflores Restaurants and San Isidro Restaurants.