The North Coast and Northern Highlands Restaurants
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1. Café Andino
$ | |Equal parts funky and friendly, this café offers light snacks, hot and cold beverages, free Wi-Fi, and a seemingly endless supply of newspapers and books in English. Warm up by the fireplace on a cold night, or sit on the outdoor terrace with your laptop and sip a fresh-pressed cup of tea.
Jr. Lucar y Torre 530, Huaraz, Ancash, Peru043-421–203Known For
- Good views
- Cozy, home-away-from-home vibe
- Best breakfasts in town
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2. Taberna Calixto
$ | |Sandwiches are among the lesser-known glories of Peruvian cuisine, but if folks continue to throng this sunny patio café like they do now, it's only a matter of time before word gets out. Burgers here are among Peru's best, but even tastier is the sandwich de lechón al cilindro, made from pork slow-roasted inside a barrel. Added plus: the owners are northern hospitality incarnate.
Jr. Pizarro 552, Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru933-557–989Known For
- Outdoor seating
- Scrumptious sandwiches, especially with pork
- Salads and vegetarian small plates
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3. Bottega Capuccino
$ | |This attractive restaurant has an extensive international menu offering traditional rice and meat dishes, as well European-inspired salads, sandwiches, and entrées mixing local and imported ingredients. Whether you choose the Thai salad or lomo saltado (stir-fried beef and potatoes), expect to savor your meal. Relax in the serene dining room, and don't miss dessert—along with, well, a cappuccino.
Cl. San Miguel 298, Piura, Piura, Peru074-301–111Known For
- Alternatives to Peruvian cuisine
- Yummy desserts
- Café fare
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4. Creperie Patrick
$$ | |With a breezy terrace upstairs and a cozy bistro downstairs, this French eatery covers a lot of bases. There are couscous and fondue, as well as hard-to-find local dishes such as grilled alpaca. Don't miss the sumptuous dessert crepes and good wine selection. Added plus: after three decades in Peru, chef and owner Patrick Bertrand now offers homemade goodies that you can take with you, including liquors, jams, mustards, granola, and more.
Av. Luzuriaga 422, Huaraz, Ancash, Peru043-426–037Known For
- European fare
- Crepes with fruit and ice cream
- Old World atmosphere
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5. Heladería El Porvenir
$ | |Exotic flavors such as beer, avocado, and lucuma (a popular Peruvian fruit) make this ice-cream shop something special. Ask for a "macho" (two scoops) cone, and then stroll around the town's pretty Plaza de Armas.
Progreso 729, Carhuaz, Ancash, Peru943-106–740Known For
- Unusual flavors
- Central setting
- Wide selection
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