Restaurants & Bars
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Rafael (Miraflores)
Chef Rafael Osterling fuses global techniques with Peruvian ingredients in an upscale, art-filled atmosphere. Mediterranean, Asian, and Latin influences converge here.
Kjolle (Barranco)
Chef Pía León crafts vibrant, ingredient-led tasting menus inspired by native Peruvian produce. Refined, elegant, and a must-visit for culinary travelers.
Astrid y Gastón
Housed in a historic hacienda, this is a pioneer of modern Peruvian fine dining. Chef Gastón Acurio and pastry chef Astrid Gutsche blend tradition and elegance in every dish.
Wasicleta Coffee & Bike
An award-winning Nikkei (Japanese-Peruvian) restaurant by Chef Mitsuharu Tsumura. Known for its inventive omakase menu and harmonious fusion of seafood, umami, and Peruvian ingredients.
Restaurante Tinkuy Buffet Restaurant at Sanctuary Lodge
Buffet-style restaurant next to the Machu Picchu entrance—great for lunch after your visit to the ruins.
Cala Tratoria
Italian-Peruvian fusion spot with fresh pasta and comfort food with a cozy ambiance.
La Retama Restaurant
Charming and colorful place for casual dining. Known for wood-fired pizza and traditional Peruvian dishes.
Ponchos Peruvian Kitchen
Modern, intimate restaurant offering high-end Peruvian food and a great place for a quiet dinner.
Ylla Fusion
Small but quality spot serving local trout, quinoa dishes, and creative Peruvian fusions. Friendly service.
Full House Machu Picchu
Trendy and colorful Peruvian fusion restaurant with great presentation and a fun cocktail list.
La Boulangerie de Paris
French-style café-bistro offering sandwiches, quiches, and pastries. Small but lovely for lunch or a snack.
Qunuq Restaurant (at Sumaq Hotel)
One of the most refined experiences in town. Peruvian haute cuisine with great wine and excellent service.
Julian Restaurant
Family-run spot serving tasty Peruvian comfort food at reasonable prices. Try lomo saltado or aji de gallina.
Toto’s House
Well-known for its buffet options and great views of the river. Popular for groups and tour meals.
El Mapi Restaurant (Tampu)
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Mapacho Craft Beer & Peruvian Cuisine
A favorite for craft beer lovers. Riverside seating, modern Peruvian plates, and burgers with vegetarian options.
Café Inkaterra (at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel)
Upscale restaurant in a beautiful natural setting. Serves high-end Peruvian and Andean dishes using local ingredients.
Tree House Restaurant
Elegant fine dining near the footbridge. Creative Andean fusion cuisine in a rustic-chic setting. Great for dinner after your Machu Picchu visit.
Indio Feliz Bistro
The most famous restaurant in town, offering French-Peruvian fusion in a cozy, quirky atmosphere. Try their trout or stuffed avocado.
Mamaji (at Hilton Garden Inn)
Stylish, modern Peruvian restaurant inside the Hilton with well-crafted dishes and a peaceful view.
El Huacatay
A fine stop if heading into the Sacred Valley—famed for blending global technique with local products.
La Cusqueñita
A folkloric restaurant offering traditional Peruvian dances with your meal and authentic Cusqueñan food.
Calle del Medio
Trendy gastrobar above Plaza de Armas with cocktails and creative Peruvian-International fusion plates.
Mr. Soup
Cozy little spot specializing in hearty soups from around the world—great for altitude recovery.