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Ayacucho Region, Peru Food Guide: 10 South American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ayacucho
Best South American restaurants nearby. Discover the best South American food in Ayacucho. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for South American restaurants near you.. Ayacucho (Spanish pronunciation: [aʝaˈkutʃo], Quechua: Ayacuchu), is the capital city of Huamanga Province, Ayacucho Region, Peru.
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10. Casona Leonard D'Patrick
Casona Leonard D'Patrick, Cultural Club Restaurant, Fusion food. Beautiful colonial house, with stone arcade with second floor, large conference room, attention to corporate events, meet and enjoy.
Reviewed By Suzanne T
I had "almuerzo" yesterday...their luncheon special. There are choices between 2 starters, 2 entrees and the meal includes fresh juice and ends with a small dessert. And all of this was 14 soles. I will definitely eat here a few more times before I move on.
9. Kibo
Kibo is a beautiful place it is located only four minutes to airport and nine minutes from main square. There are a lot of plants and trees. You can enjoy of nature and quiet. Kibo restaurant offers peruvian food. It is delicious. Also have different ice
Reviewed By 313phili
My sis and I came in for lunch and I ordered a menu for 11 soles. A minestrone soup came first. It had a green broth, root vegetables, a little meat (beef, I think) and pasta. My main course was spaghetti with meatballs. I didn't enjoy this as much as the soup, but it was still good - the pasta was cooked perfectly and the sauce had good flavor. They also brought hot cancha (like salty corn nuts) and a delicious, hot ajà to the table. The beverage of roasted cebada was really perfect as the waiter offered and followed through to make it only slightly sweet. For dessert my sis got fresh fruit and I chose the bread pudding. Both were good for the price. Loved the "treehouse" style environment.
8. Complejo Recreacional Villa Barboza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By waltw234
Good food served in a peaceful place. The management has invested heavily in improving the grounds surrounding this Recreo.
7. Restaurante "YAKU"
Come and enjoy our local, national and international special beers accompanied by our delicious food with a cordial costumer service, with a nice view of the main square of the city and an out of the ordinary concept. We also offer desserts, salads, sandw
Reviewed By PANC J
If you want to try some Peruvian artisanal beers or are thirsting for foreign beers, at a spot overlooking the plaza in Ayacucho, this is your place. Menu is very limited to mostly snacks and hamburgers.
6. Recreo Tipico Tu Casa
Reviewed By Leonel Edward R
Después de varios años fuimos a probar el mondongo y puca picante, pese a que el local está distante del centro de Ayacucho (1.5 kms), lamentablemente la comida no estuvo a la altura de lo que nos quedó grabado en nuestro paladar en años pasados,sobretodo el mondongo eso sÃ, mejoro y se modernizó el amoblamiento
5. La Casona
Overall Ratings
3 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By djdgs
We had a "menu del dÃa" for lunch which was 11 soles and we chose the soup to start and the puca picante (see photo) as the main dish. The food was good but not memorable. We sat on an inner terrance and the restaurant is in an inner courtyard. It was peaceful away from the street. We were satisfied but there wasn't anything about our lunch experience that would result in a return visit. Service was fine.
Ayacucho Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ayacucho
4. Restaurant Los Alamos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By 313phili
My sister, myself and a friend stopped in yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I had a lamb steak with fries, beans and rice for 19 soles. The sauce was delicious and I added a little table ajà to make it even better. My companions enjoyed a ceviche and a trout. I tried the ceviche and will definitely order it on a future visit. Ended our meal with a hot muña tea.
Where to eat Latin food in Ayacucho: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Puka's Wasi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By 633rodolfop
Fui a cenar por la puntuación que tiene, sin embargo no me deslumbro.La atención fue rápida y amable, el propietario o administrador del negocio preocupado por sus clientes.El local con una decoración agradable y regional. La comida un poco grasosa , la carne un poco dura. Pedà Chancho y Pollo al cilindro, pero no estuvo muy buena la carne de cerdo, un poco dura. La ensalada muy buena. Los ^calientitos^ (trago regional) agradable también
Most Popular International food in Ayacucho, Ayacucho Region, Peru
2. Mestizo Restaurant & Cafe Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
We are not a culture, not a race, we are all the cultures of the world, all the fluctuating blood of the world. All the worlds that collide, all the earth that is united, all the causes of the confluent rivers, we are all the times in a single second. Mes
Reviewed By Macaraca48
Good restaurant inside a historic mansion courtyard on the main plaza. Good lunch set menu, very reasonable, and the best coffee in town. Haven't tried the dinner menu on this trip but was very satisfied eating here several times on my last visit to Ayacucho in 2013.
1. QuinuaQ
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
QuinuaQ is a place for Peruvian and international tourists to escape from the stress and busy city into a beautiful natural, relaxing place in the Andes with affordable luxury and while staying here giving something back to society. QuinuaQ Restaurant wil
Reviewed By rikkegeelen_
For sure the restaurant with the best view in this area. The staff is friendly and works hard. They are all doing their internship there so still learning but doing a great job. I like the idea of helping them learning while having some fantastic cocktails and delicious food. Already went here a few times and there is more to come while I work and live in Ayacucho!
