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Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Urubamba, Cusco Region, Peru. Just its location—in the Sacred Valley of the Incas—makes Urubamba sound like a mystical, magical place. The snow covered Ch'iqun mountain stands proudly in the background of this Peruvian town that serves as a base for people who want to visit the famous ancient Incan ruins of Machu Picchu. Zip lines and horseback rides let you experience this valley in the Andes in wildly different ways.
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8. Illary
Overall Ratings
2 based on 27 reviews
Buffet restaurant for buses doing sacred valley daytours from Cuszo
Reviewed By AlienTraveller1978
After my trip to Machu Picchu and long walks for past few days, I wanted to pig out and eat good and big meal. I happen to hear about this place. For 25 soles, I have a huge lunch buffet. It is amazing. My tummy and my body is happy. The food is good and worth more than money spent. For 25 soles, this place rocks. I had a very happy meal for lunch.I highly recommend this place on your trip to Sacred Valley. There are many choices in the buffet. It is also good and big with the vegetarian options. The staff is friendly and very attentive.
7. La Casa De Barro - Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By beardiegal
Splitting a long drive, we pulled into La Casa with high hopes... The lodge is picturesque and quaint, decorated with meticulous attention to detail, in a lovely setting with well tended garden. Looks like a place one would want to book in for some R&R.Our group of 10 had the restaurant to ourselves at late lunchtime, however, the service was, at best, lackluster (I missed the eye rolling that caused some in our group to be less generous in their assessment). Of our soups and entrees, four were over salted to the point of inedibility. The 2 chicken breast entrees were so dry they should never have been served. (I wouldn't even have tried to use them for soup, and the hungry young athlete and big eaters with us who usually finished off everyone's meals couldn't/wouldn't/didn't eat them.) My alpaca steak was hardly recognizable: thin, grey and tough. The spaghetti with apple sauce two people ordered was missing the apples and tasted even weirder than it sounds (not something I'd have ordered, but said to be a classic dish). Three entrees were a hit, including the pork chops, which were very good. The purple corn drink was good, though getting the refill took some time. The bread was very good, but basket was never refilled despite requests (perhaps too many of us needed it- I don't usually eat bread, but did here). After the first and second course issues, no one ordered dessert. All in all, one of the least satisfying meals in country. On the up side, no one got sick.
6. Muna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By KayM506
This restaurant was a lunch stop on our tour of the Sacred Valley on the way from Cusco to Machu Pichu. It was in a glorious setting, lots of beautiful flowers and water features. The buffet was 50% vegetables and salads, 30% hot items and 20% desserts. The veggie dishes were all so fresh and cooked to perfection if they were not raw. The chicken salad was my favorite, and the tuna-stuffed tomatoes were great. There was alpaca to try if you hadn't already, chicken, rice and plenty of potatoes. I didn't have any of the hot items, but my husband tried the alpaca on his rice. The desserts were excellent, especially the fried sweet potato flour rings. They were served with maple syrup and tasted like funnel cakes. They also had a full bar if you wanted a drink with your meal. A local band also played for us, and they were very good. We bought their cd. The service was very good.
5. Quinsa Restaurante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Peruvian food restaurant with mediterranean fusion. Daily menus for lunch and dinner.
Reviewed By cyclist512017
The Quinsa restaurant is run by chef Alfredo and his wife Pamela. It is in the same grounds as the Flying Dog Hostel in Urubamba. We ate there 4 nights in a row and could not fault it as Alfredo is an excellent chef. Entre, main course and two bite size courses and a glass of chicha for 25S was excellent value. It's also great after a days activity in the sacred valley not to have to walk very far for dinner.
4. Puka Pukara - Sushi & Ceviche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
The Best Trout Sushi & Ceviche of the Sacred Valley. Taste the Unique Experience of Puka Pukará in Urubamba, Cusco!
Reviewed By BernhardandLM
Highly recommended for trout burgers, sushi, ceviche! Great food. Service is standard for sacred valley. Good prices.
3. Casa Colonial Restaurante & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Comida peruana, tradicional, fusion, vegetariana. Bar completo, mesas altas con balcones y vista a la plaza.
Reviewed By shendrix
Well, there are not a ton of fancier restaurants to dine at in Urubamba. This was recommended by our concierge. it was pretty good. The decor could use some work. I had âcuyâ several times in Peru, and this was the best one of all the various interpretations I tried. It came with this quinoa dish that was way too spicy for me, but my husband loved it. They had this excellent yucca flour cracker with the bread service that I never saw any place else but here in Peru. It came with some amazing herbed butter. The service was terrific. Reasonable prices.
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2. Killa Wasi - Relais & Chateaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Tricia537
We enjoyed several meals at this restaurant during our recent stay at Sol y Luna. Every meal was interesting and delicious. The service was also superb.Dear Patricia,Thank you for sharing your experience with us.On behalf of the team, we're happy to know that you have enjoyed the meal and service during your stay.You are always welcome here.Warmest regards,Alejandro GaldosKilla Wasi - Relais & Chateaux
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1. Uribamba
Overall Ratings
5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Chelseaforfree
We had such an incredible meal here. Arturo took care of us from food selection to drinks to helpful tips! We ordered Pisco sours and he was more than happy to give us a sampling of the variety of Piscos made in house. The overall environment of the restaurant was warm, inviting, and an awesome experience. I definitely recommend having a meal here if you are in Urubamba!Thanks for the visit.We are always improving to give a good service.Our piscos are macerated with very handmade herbs.Have a nice trip and come back soon.Rely alencastre L.Chef - Propietario
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