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Where to eat Peruvian food in Cabanaconde: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Peruvian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Peruvian food in Cabanaconde. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Peruvian restaurants near you. including Kuntur Wassi, La Granja Del Colca, Kuntur Wassi, Valle del Fuego, Pachamama Bar- Woodfire Pizzeria, Sol y Sombra, Sumac Sara, Brisas del Colca, Restaurant at La Posada del Conde, Qkiswarani
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10. Qkiswarani
9. Restaurant at La Posada del Conde
Reviewed By monaHungary
Me and my partner were invited here by a Peruvian tourist group we met close to Mirador Achachiua. We had a hearty and tasty dinner for 50 soles including soup, main, desert, drink and tip. Sopa Criolla was the best we had in Peru.
8. Brisas del Colca
7. Sumac Sara
Reviewed By Carlos C
No me gustó, la comida me la dieron salada y se demoraron en atenderme, no lo recomendarÃa por nada, dan malisima atención.
6. Sol y Sombra
Reviewed By Johann-Sandra
Sol y Sombra is on Plaza de Armas, it's a small place with about 4 tables with doors made out of tin. This is one of those Peruvian places where there is only the "daily menu", consisting of a soup and a main dish, for about 5 PEN ($1.75). We walked in and there was Pokemon playing on the tv, and two other people in the restaurant. Kids were there watching the cartoons, while mom was fixing the lunch in the back.The soup was quite tasty - typical Peruvian hearty potato soup, I forget the name. We were full after the soup. The main dish was iffy, alpaca with sauce and rice, but we were so full by then we didn't care. The tables were nice enough with the typical touristy tablecloths.This is just your average hole-in-the-wall restaurant, nothing special, but if you don't mind a few flies and Pokemon, then you get a lot of food for very little money.
5. Pachamama Bar- Woodfire Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Yiru Z
I stayed at the hostel after hiking 23km in one day and decided to eat here because I was too tired to walk to one of the restaurants in the main plaza. The food here cost about twice as much, but is no better. You're really paying for the convenience. The drinks are atrocious! I had a delicious pisco sour at Las Terrazas for s/7 and Pachamama charged about $15. To make matters worse, the drink was so bitter and awful, I couldn't even finish it. The atmosphere is quite nice. They have a woodburning oven in the dining room where they bake the pizzas.
4. Valle del Fuego
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Jen L
Pro Tip: DO NOT EAT THE FOOD HERE, YOU WILL LIKELY GET FOOD POISONING. My friend and I went to the restaurant attached to Valle del Fuego on recommendation of hotel staff at Hotel Kuntur Wasi. We got there around noon, the restaurant host was really out of it and seated us at a rickety-looking, dirty bench outside with an even dirtier dog sleeping next to the table. Against our better judgement, we stayed at the restaurant, optimistically hoping that appearances were not any indicator of the quality of the food. In short, the food was overpriced, terrible, salty and undercooked. The sanitation of the kitchen was highly questionable. My friend ended up getting a horrible bout of food poisoning for 24 hours after eating here. TL;DR: Don't ruin your canyon experience by eating at this "restaurant".
3. Kuntur Wassi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By CarolRororo
Our tour set up this stay for us and it was fine. We definitely got a good feel for the town and how people live. I may have preferred a little nicer accommodations, but these fit the bill.Thank you very much for your comment, always itâs a pleasure for us, take care of our passengers and make them feel at home. We appreciate your preference and we hope to see you again. We will waiting for you in a next opportunity.
2. La Granja Del Colca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
La Granja del Colca is an ecological recreation in Cabanaconde very close to the viewpoint of the Cruz del Condor. It occupies a prominent part of the hill, which overlooks the vastness of the Colca canyon. Pets are bred like rabbits, sheep, cows and poul
Reviewed By Rosie0109
We had lunch here with three kids and three adults in March 2018 and really enjoyed it. This restaurant is located a little past the Cruz del Condor and perched on the side of Colca Canyon, so the views and the ability to for peaceful condor viewing (as compared to the Cruz del Condor) make it worth the drive. The lunch menu offered sandwiches as well as full entrees and there were plenty of choices for the kids (pasta, hot dog, hamburger etc.) The adults ordered alpaca steaks and fresh trout and were not disappointed. The prices were very reasonable and the staff friendly. As it is a small restaurant, the service may be slow if you arrive at the same time as a large group. We would absolutely eat here again on our next trip.As far as getting there, the turn off from the highway is clearly marked. You have to open a gate in order to access the dirt road, and then you follow the road until it ends. Don't be discouraged if you think youâre in the wrong place! Just keep following the road.Thank you very much for your comment, we are glad to know that you enjoy your stay, we have a privileged location and from our location you can see the flight of the condorsThank you for your preference, for us it was a pleasure to be able to offer you our servicesWe are waiting for you in a next opportunity
1. Kuntur Wassi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By CarolRororo
Our tour set up this stay for us and it was fine. We definitely got a good feel for the town and how people live. I may have preferred a little nicer accommodations, but these fit the bill.Thank you very much for your comment, always itâs a pleasure for us, take care of our passengers and make them feel at home. We appreciate your preference and we hope to see you again. We will waiting for you in a next opportunity.
