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To start with, the long charming path leading to the restaurant is framed with bouganvilias in full bloom in reds, purples and oranges blossoms, enough to raise expectations about the place, which does not disappoint with its perfectly manicured outdoor garden, a setting that borders on the cinematic. A hummingbird hovering near my table was the crowning touch on this Garden of Delights. If the food had not lived up to the setting, it would not have mattered as I felt one with nature. But the food matched the bucolic landscape. It was fresh, healthy and delicious. I started with a Solterito, a cold quinua salad with corn, carrots, fava beans, cherry tomatoes and sprouts. Next was a cured trout salad with lettuce, hearts of palm, capers and raw onion rings with a sweet dressing. My waiter was a trainee probably on his first day. With the exemption that my chicha order took a long time to arrive. But he excelled after that.
QuasarQuasar
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Back in the day, when I was a PUCP undergrad, I used to come here quite often since it wasn’t too far away from campus. It’s surprising to see how the restaurant of the Museo Larco continues to be just as good as I remembered. An amazing alternative in a district that perhaps isn’t particularly famous for its gastronomic offerings, this place also happens to be in one of the most beautiful casonas of the coast, surrounded by a spectacular garden, eating here is as much a visual pleasure as a gustatory one. I ate an alcachofa appetizer and a causa rellena (which, in my opinion, it can always double as either an appetizer or an entrée, depending on how much you want to eat). Freshly made maracuyá juice made things even better. In an unusually warm winter, stopping here for lunch was a refreshing experience. Can’t wait to come back.
Arcadio BolañosArcadio Bolaños
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Santiago was our server at the Museo Larco restaurant. He was incredible! My partner does not speak English so Santiagos English fluency was so extremely helpful. He offered us amazing recommendations and the food was amazing. We had the best experience here and would recommend this restaurant to everyone visiting Lima! Santiago recommended the Capelletti De Zapallo Loche which was an incredible dish, but it’s unlikely we would have ordered it without his recommendation! The Pisco sours we had here were also the best that we have enjoyed thus far on our trip in Peru.
Tara KonopTara Konop
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The atmosphere is relaxing as you dine in front of the garden between the museum and the restaurant. The menu has many options for selection and the meals are reasonably priced for foreigners, including the wine list. For Peruvians, this restaurant has higher end prices (mail meals S/.52 to S/.70). The food was very good, but not better than similar category restaurants. The service was excellent, and the waiters spoke English. As the restaurant accepts reservations, this is an excellent option for special occasions and holiday dining.
Patrick PalmieriPatrick Palmieri
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Excellent food! The risotto with duck was amazing, the ceviche, lucuma mousse (photo) and cream brûlée as well. The service with our waiter Elias was outstanding, present and polite and helpful. He proactively came to tell us someone forgot to bring the bread we ordered and made up for it by offering us the coffees after lunch. Then we forgot our backpack and they saved it for us until we came back to search for it. The place is located in a wonderful private quiet garden (photo). We really enjoyed the whole experience!
DamianaDamiana
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The best restaurant we went out of 20+ in Peru and one of the best in my life. Extremely good food and drinks, amazing ambience, good selection, decent portions and great presentation. Prices are on the higher end (50-70 for main dishes) but it is definitely worth it. Strongly recommend. Our favorites were the quinotto and the ossobuco con polenta for the main course, pisco sour for the drinks and the lucuma mousse and passion fruit tart for the dessert. Their coffee was also amazing.
Alan VargheseAlan Varghese
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Nearby Attractions Of Cafe Museo Larco
Larco Museum
Parque Candamo
Parque El Carmen
Zona Arqueologica Monumental Mateo Salado
Larco Park
Tagore Park

Larco Museum
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Parque Candamo
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Parque El Carmen
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Zona Arqueologica Monumental Mateo Salado
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Nearby Restaurants Of Cafe Museo Larco
El Bolivariano
Gran Parrillada Timbó
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Naruto
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La Panera Café
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D'JULIA - PUEBLO LIBRE
Chicharrones Don Lucho
Chifa Men Wha

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Gran Parrillada Timbó
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Basic Info
Address
frente al, Parque Larco, Avenida Simón Bolivar 1515 Ingreso por, Navarra 169, Pueblo Libre 15084, Peru
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+51 1 4611312
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Website
cafe.museolarco.org
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4.8
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attractions: Larco Museum, Parque Candamo, Parque El Carmen, Zona Arqueologica Monumental Mateo Salado, Larco Park, Tagore Park, restaurants: El Bolivariano, Gran Parrillada Timbó, La leña, Naruto, ORIGEN TOSTADORES DE CAFÉ, La Panera Café, Master Kong Pueblo Libre, D'JULIA - PUEBLO LIBRE, Chicharrones Don Lucho, Chifa Men Wha
