La Casona Restaurant — Restaurant in Puno

Went here on advice of our hotel. Took 20 minutes to get a drink. Took 2 hours to get our food. Why did we stay you ask? We each had a cocktail. Then we ordered a bottle of wine thinking we’d be drinking it with dinner. After almost 2 hours, during which we watched other guests arrive, order, eat, pay and leave) we finally asked for the alcohol bill and got up to leave. The waiter said he would get our food immediately and that it would be free. So we stayed. When we finally got the bill everything (food and alcohol) was on the bill but reduced by 20%. We reminded the waiter he’d said no charge for the food we’d waited 2 hours for and he finally adjusted the bill to just include the drinks. The food was ok but we’d had far better meals at other restaurants. Would NOT recommend...

The first Peruvian restaurant that I can’t recommend. A couple of plates we got were chipped, staff wast wasn’t very attentive, the interior was interesting only near the entrance. Food wasn’t special, I would say more on the mediocre side. Too much oil in the meat dishes, soup is too simple. They even manage to spoil Chicha morada - it didn’t taste refreshing at all, more like a too sweet watery cherry juice. Fish ceviche was ok for its price, however the mango one was isipid. The only food we liked were onion rings....

We arrived in at around 4 pm on a Monday. We waited a few minutes before having yo ask for a menu. We ordered some chica and some ceviche, and before we could complete our order, the server left. When she arrived 20 minutes later with the Chica, we asked if we can place the rest of out order. She then said THEY WERE CLOSED. It didn't make any sense why they didn't tell us that before taking part of our order. We spent 45 minutes Would there and had to go to another restaurant to have our meal. Would...