Location: Cusco
Top Restaurants in Cusco
Top Things to do in Cusco
Countries
Cusco Region, Peru Food Guide: 7 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cusco
Reviews on International food in Cusco, Cusco Region, Peru. Incan majesty and Andean baroque exist side-by-side in Cusco's stone streets, epitomized by the Qoriacancha palace and the church of Santo Domingo flanking the Plaza de Armas. In this high-altitude melting pot of Amerindian and mestizo culture, you'll find extraordinary textiles, lively summer festivals and archeological wonders.
Things to do in Cusco
7. El Pisonay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By jbabic915
This is such a nice spot to eat! It was close to our hotel so we decided to pop in one night and ended up eating here twice! The people who work here are so sweet and the food is really good! The atmosphere is nice too because of the wood fire , I highly recommend El Pisonay.
Cusco Region, Peru Food Guide: 10 Fusion food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cusco
6. MAP Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1395 reviews
In the courtyard of the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, we have designed a creative space where we can continue on our unceasing quest for excellence. With an artistic spirit and the most ambitiously creative approach in our family, MAP Café offers innovatio
Reviewed By gmgOc
I think they must have had a bad night. The restaurant is a small glass box in the atrium of the precolumbian art museum. Very hip. The dishes have a very nice presentation such as the soup being covered with puff pastry. Actually the presentation was ostentatious considering the food quality. The service was just bad. Very fake and pretentious. The main dishes were presented at totally different times. It might have just been our waiter. DO NOT get the chicken. 2 people at our table ordered it and took one bite. Tasted like frozen fake processed chicken. Neither ate any more. The alpaca was very tough. The mushroom soup was good but heavy. Garden salad was good as well. Considering all the great places to eat in Cusco, would definitely suggest you go elsewhere.
5. Green Point
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2467 reviews
Is our dream for peace in this world full of suffering and pain, we have faith that this small step we will teach and show the truth about our little brothers ANIMALS. Our fight is full of love and hope, begins by providing forms and ways of finding food
Reviewed By G8382UOdanielm
The food here is on point. Iâm not vegan but after trying this food Iâm tempted. The foods Iâve tried that are amazing are the dumplings, lentil soup, and Pumpkin soup. The soups are incredibly filling and are reasonably priced. They also sell kombucha here which is absolutely amazing and better then the ones I get in the states. If youâre tempted to try vegan and your on the fence, go. You wonât be disappointed and the staff is incredibly helpful. It can be a bit slow during the busier hours and the prices are a bit more expensive then some of the other restaurants in the area. But compared to the states, the prices are cheap compared to the same level of quality. Will definitely be heading back there before all is said and done.
4. Monkey Coffee
Overall Ratings
5 based on 154 reviews
We are a coffee shop in san blas with a peruvian specialty coffee . come to our place to enjoy nices sandwiches make with home made bred and try ours dessert as a chocolate soufflee,brownies,apple crumble,etc.smoothies make with fresh fruit. break fast se
Reviewed By AAppa
The place is very cool.. small and cozy. Great to stay there for a while, you even have some board games.The espresso is good but not perfect. The best I found in Cusco.
Where to eat Pub food in Cusco: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Cultura Paraiso
Overall Ratings
5 based on 312 reviews
A space where people from around the world can come together and share ideas while enjoying a healthy meal. We cater to everyone, acknowledging their culture or special dietary needs. Our menu features a combination of local Peruvian cuisine and worldwide
Reviewed By Nemed11
We saw really good reviews for this place so wanted to have dinner here. We arrived and it was so popular that every table was full. The waiter, Mario, gave us a voucher for 2 free juices next time we came. A couple of days later, we went there for lunch. The food was tasty and healthy and the service was great! Thanks Mario :D
Where to eat South American food in Cusco: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. A Mi Manera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1377 reviews
A Mi Manera is located just one block from Cusco's main square, on the second floor of a beautiful colonial house inside garden. Our restaurant can accommodate up to 50 diners in what is both an intimate and elegant setting. Our bar and open plan kitchen
Reviewed By 689jessed
One of the best meals I had during my visit to Cusco, A Mi Manera is a real gem. Jose was a wonderful server and the food was exquisite. I recommend this restaurant to anyone spending time in Cusco City. Dear 689jessed. thank you so much for sharing your experience with us!We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed not only your meal but also our service and ambiance!We hope you come back soon!Kind Regards,Restaurant A Mi Manera
1. PER.UK
Overall Ratings
5 based on 854 reviews
PER.UK is a uniquely decorated restaurant just off the Plaza de Armas. We serve food, coffees, teas, juices, drinks and cocktails all day long. We strive for great quality and flavours and top service. We guarantee you won't be disappointed. We also cater
Reviewed By smurfette1992
I walked in our I knew I picked the right place to have dinner. I found Cider (which I haven't seen for weeks in Peru), there was clearly marked Gluten Free meals making it very easy to order for me, and Wings was playing as I walked in. Staff also speak fluent English making it easier and not having to rely on google translate. While this felt British in every way the food does truly reflect a fusion of the cultures. Only seating 22 people in total max with 9 tables I imagine on a busy night you'd have to book. I came on a Sunday and there was only two tables not taken up. PER.UK are one of the few not having to usher you through their doors. Their food is a little bit expensive but completely justified with the quality.Thank you very much for your lovely review smurfette1992. We are so pleased you had a great experience at our restaurant. I myself and a coeliac so we really take great care when it comes to preparation. And our cider is made by an Englishman who lives in Arequipa! We hope you enjoy the rest of your time in Peru.Kind regards.
