A veritable institution in Lima with decades of history and, incredibly, a place on the most central and important square of the city where you can still get a decent size slice of pizza and a coffee or soda for 4 Soles (about 1,1 USD). The place is full of locals who flock to a restaurant where you can fill your stomach quickly and for such an affordable price. There are also tourists, of course, because of the location, but this is a local institution. The pizza comes standard with a slice of pepperoni and some ham. You have two choices: take it or leave it. Is this the best pizza you'll eve eat? No. Absolutely not and by a long shot. But it is not bad and you come here for the experience, not for fancy haute cuisine. You pay at the casher, that hands you a piece of paper with which you you line for your slice of pizza, served on a piece of grease paper (no plastic plate: good) along with a soda that resembles Inka Kola both in color and taste or a sweet instant coffee (sweet in the sense that it has a lot of sugar, not meant as a compliment). On the shared tables there are open containers of a red spicy powder (Chili?) and a green one. The place is reasonably clean, with a constant flow of people and pleasantly chaotic. It feels 110% authentic and for 1.1 USD you can't ask for much more, imho.