The North Coast and Northern Highlands Restaurants

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  • 1. La Chanita

    $

    In one corner of the Mercado Central, amid stalls selling charqui (dehydrated meat) and rainbow-colored displays of quinoa, you'll find a lunchtime crowd of people lining up for cebiche frito, a locally famous fried version of cebiche. The fish here comes battered and topped with a spicy mayo, along with leche de tigre and all the usual cebiche fixings. Patience here is key: remember that authentic local traditions are sometimes worth the wait.

    Jr. Apurimac and Jr. Amazonas, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Peru
    No phone

    Known For

    • Imaginative take on a Peruvian classic
    • Bustling market setting
    • Opportunity to dine with real Cajamarcans

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 2. Paprika

    $$

    Situated in the Wyndham Costa del Sol Hotel, this graceful, white-tablecloth affair serves up better-than-average versions of Peruvian and international classics. The menu rotates, but the quality of the pastas, seafood, and desserts is reliably consistent. Try the anticuchos or arroz con pato.

    Jr. Cruz de Piedra 707, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Peru
    076-362–472

    Known For

    • Breakfast buffet
    • Broad views of main square
    • Variety of tasty piqueos
  • 3. Pez Loco

    $

    Surf and turf, Peruvian style, is the focus at this down-to-earth joint that's half cebichería, half parrilla. No bells and whistles here, just top-quality steaks, cebiches (try the mixto), and seafood classics like arroz con mariscos. The prices are a steal for food this good.

    Jr. Cruz de Piedra 631, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Peru
    076-361–806

    Known For

    • Grilled entrées
    • Seafood far from the coast
    • Hearty portions
  • 4. Salas

    $

    On the Plaza de Armas, this is the place to get no-frills, typical food from the region. The menu includes authentic regional specialties such as cuy, perico (a lake fish), and Spanish-style tortillas. There's also an extensive selection of piscos, top-shelf liquors, and wines. Although the furnishings and staff look like they have been there since the restaurant opened in 1947, the food is fresh and delicious.

    Av. Puga 637, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Peru
    076-362–867

    Known For

    • Cheap daily specials
    • Lively, social atmosphere
    • Local color and tradition

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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