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Is T'anta right for you?
| Value | 100% |
| Atmosphere | 81% |
| Convenience | 100% |
| Safety | 100% |
T'anta
Location:
Pancho Fierro 117
San Isidro, Lima, Peru
Restaurant Types:
Cafe / Coffee Shop
For quick eats in the café or for takeout, T'anta makes tasty salads, paninis, Peruvian sandwiches, homemade pastas and excellent desserts. This chic café is comfortably stylish and there is bound to be something on the menu that will hit the spot. Stop in for a coffee and to sample the exceptional passion-fruit tart.
Prices:
Lunch: Mid-Range
Dinner: Mid-Range
Price Description: Entrees $5-9
Service Features:<br/>Takeout
Contact Information:
Phone: 51-1-421-9708
Traveler Reviews of T'anta
Tanta comida
100%I absolutely loved this place. It provided a modern twist to Peruvian cuisine, which I hadn't found anywhere else. A place like this should exist in the States. The menu plays up authentic Peruvian ingredients to create something unique. Pulpa (grilled octopus) is stuffed with the very Peruvian causa. There is a green-tinged alfajor made with coca leaf. Bits of "causushi" are made using Peru's famous potato for a causa-based "roll" topped with crab salad. The staff was extremely helpful. The limonada was fresh. A great lunch spot and the deli case is a great way to try new things.
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