Milla Cero — Restaurant in Paracas

Finding a good meal at a fair price can be hard in a town that exists entirely for tourists, but Milla Cero exceeded all expectations. We stopped for lunch based on the reviews and had a really great meal with friendly service that felt like it easily justified the prices. Then after walking down the malecon in the evening and getting the unpleasant tourist town hard sell from restaurants that wanted S/10 more for equivalent dishes (some of which we could remember had poor reviews and others where we could see people eating meals that looked less impressive) we returned for dinner and again walked away feeling happy about the choice. I imagine if we ever did return to Paracas we would almost certainly eat at least another meal here, and maybe more...

(Repost) I was so looking forward to the food at Milla Cero, and though I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt on the food (our family happen to have been in Paracas during the off-season)...it simply wasn't very good. We ordered the makis (sushi), alfredo pasta, pollo a la plancha, and arroz con mariscos. The maki was very good (along with the fries and yuca sides), but everything went south after that. The pasta felt like wheat-pasta with very little flavor and the arroz con mariscos had the rice undercooked. The service was fine, but the food itself and prices, given the touristy nature of paracas, just turned it into a double whammy...

Best restaurant on the boardwalk/boulevard of Paracas...by far! Food was delicious, good price and the best service out of all the restaurants, also by far. Really the only restaurant I truly recommend having been to 10 other places. La chalana is way to expensive and only has the view. The other places have ok food but mostly incompetent or slow service. Waiki, was the only other place with good service, but food was not so good. Their quinoa salad was terrible. Quite the contrary to Milla Cero, their quinoa tabule was awesome! Next time in Paracas will only eat...