Location: Huanchaco
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Best Latin food near Huanchaco, La Libertad Region, Peru
Find out what Latin restaurants to try in Huanchaco. Huanchaco is a popular vacation beach town in the city of Trujillo, Peru. Huanchaco is known for its surf breaks, its caballitos de totora and its ceviche, and is near the ancient ruins of Chan Chan. Huanchaco was approved as a World Surfing Reserve by the organization Save The Waves Coalition in 2012 This historic town is part of the tourist circuit called the "Moche Route" or "Ruta Moche". Today despite modern developments, it still retains its old charm.
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8. Barinsta
Barinsta is the best Bar in Huanchaco, Peru. We have a rustic and comfortable atmosphere, delicious sea - Peruvian food and drinks, varied music to dance and enjoy, we invite you to visit our mural in memory of more than 3 thousand years of men sailing th
7. El Rey II
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By JustCruizin77
With so many options for cheaper meals it is hard to choose. However, unfortunately by going here we chose wrong. Cerbiche was actually quite tastey (hence 2 stars) - mains were tiny and COLD (one main wasn't even eaten) - drinks never came and was just an all-round terrible dining experience.
6. Cartagena
Overall Ratings
3 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By AnnapurnaHoov
Check out the set meal prices for some delicious seafood and meat plates along with Inka Cola--tastes like bubble gum.
5. Cholito Dulceria y Panaderia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By TheGinjaNinja
I go to this bakery almost everyday. They have great empanadas (carne is the best) and their tarts are very good as well. Friendly owner and cheap prices keep me coming back!
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4. Sunkella
Reviewed By NovaScotiano
Everything here that I have tried is really great. The ceviche, calamari, lomo saltado, pisco sours, causa - all excellent. But the tiraditos (thinly sliced fish ceviche) is especially worth getting! Still thinking about it months later... The outdoor seating is really comfortable and you are right on the beach. Amazing place for a nice leisurely lunch!
3. Pisagua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Alejandro_Piscoya
This is not a fancy place. You come to Pisagua because of the food, not the looks. The local is quite old and the wall paint is coming out, the tables are of plastic and not really nice. The view is nice if you seat by the door, Huanchaco y a lovely beach for surfers...But the food is UNIQUE! I am Peruvian and like to eat, I have been to many places and tasted several kinds of ceviche, some of them were superb, but this ceviche is better, the best I have ever tried, it is very simple, just a few ingredients, ask for a good fish (they have a version with cheap fish that is not bad but it´s not the real thing) and that amazing chili (aji mochero), and that´s it, the perfect ceviche.There is also quite nice "picante de langostinos", a spicy shrimp dish, also "cangrejo reventado", a great crab and egg dish, you should go and try several dishes...
2. Restaurante El Sombrero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Restaurante Turistico El Sombrero en huanchaco tiene 25 años de experiencia en el mercado. Especializado en pescados y mariscos, con una hermosa vista frente al mar.
Reviewed By annarc6
We enjoyed our Peruvian lunch and Pisco Sour overlooking the beach for entertainment. The service was good, and the food was terrific! The presentation was lovely. I do suggest you try this place if you want to try the typical foods in a clean and upscale place. Not expensive.
1. Big Ben Huanchaco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By susanannasue
Came here for lunch in May 2018. Great views of the ocean from the terrace and really nice staff. Pisco sours were a little sweet for our taste. The ceviche assortment, however, was fantastic. Fresh, zingy, spicy and varied. Breaded fried fish was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside; rice accompaniment was just plain rice, but the salad was fresh and came with a choice of two dressings (olive oil and creamy herb vinaigrette). Only negative on the food was that the tartare sauce seemed to just be mayonnaise with parsley...One of the waiters spoke really good English and everyone was pleasant and professional. We were disappointed to see our tip get concealed by one of the waiters - it really didnât look like he intended to share it with his colleagues front of house or in the kitchen. In fact, we tipped a second time (directly to another waiter), to ensure all the staff got a share.
Where to eat Peruvian food in Huanchaco: The Best Restaurants and Bars
