Café-Panaderia Panam — Restaurant in Distrito de Cusco

Panam Café in Cusco is a must-visit for any tourist looking for a memorable culinary experience. Nestled in the heart of the city, it offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with a smile and quick, friendly service, which is always a plus when traveling.

The highlight, of course, is the food. I opted for the alpaca burger, which was one of the best meals I’ve had during my trip to Peru. The burger was perfectly cooked and seasoned, offering a unique and delicious taste that you won’t find just anywhere. The café also has a wide variety of other dishes, including traditional Peruvian options and more familiar Western-style meals, which is perfect if you're traveling with a group that has different tastes.

Their coffee is outstanding too—rich, bold, and just what I needed after a long day of sightseeing. Whether you’re popping in for breakfast, lunch, or just a quick coffee, Panam Café delivers on all fronts. It’s also conveniently located near many of Cusco’s main attractions, making it an ideal stop during your exploration of the city. Highly recommend for a delicious and...

The sandwiches here were absolutely legendary. I was having a little bit of fomo because all of my friends left early to go hike rainbow mountain but any regrets I had of not joining them vanished as soon as I took a bite out of this sandwich. 9/10, it was incredible. Sandwiches were quite large too; I had a single sandwich + danish for brunch and a single sandwich + danish for dinner, and the sandwiches filled me right up. I had two club sandwiches and my friend had the caprese and a tres jamón. Took around 10mins to make all four. Plus they accept credit card. Chocolate danishes were fire too, and so was the tres leche cake, both 8/10. Highly recommend this spot for breakfast lunch and dinner, you will...

Good pastries but horrible service. Sat at an empty table for twenty minutes while it was almost empty without the waitress coming over. Finally others came in and sat at a table near me only for them to be helped right away. After twenty five minutes I got a menu and she left quickly before I could say I knew what I wanted to order already. Took another fifteen minutes for her to return only to tell me they had just run out of chocolate croissants when I asked. During this time, the wifi promised on the door would not connect so I could not do my work. After fifty minutes of being there and not receiving the single plain crossaint I ended up ordering that I could see plainly in baskets below, I got...