ECHA MARIO by WARIQUE PERUANO — Restaurant in Jerez

Nestled in the charming streets of Jerez de la Frontera, this restaurant offers a vibrant and authentic journey through the rich flavors of Peru, all with a warm Andalusian touch.

From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed with genuine hospitality and a cozy, colorful atmosphere that immediately sets the tone for a special dining experience.

The menu is a love letter to traditional Peruvian cuisine — every dish prepared with passion, precision, and the freshest ingredients.

The ceviche is a must-try: bright, zesty, and perfectly balanced. The lomo saltado is another standout, with tender beef strips sautéed to perfection, bursting with flavor. Don’t miss the “causa de pollo” and of course, pair your meal with a classic Pisco Sour, masterfully crafted.

What truly sets Warique apart is the attention to detail and the feeling that you’re not just eating a meal, but sharing in a piece of Peruvian culture. Every bite tells a story, and every visit leaves you wanting to return.

Whether you're a seasoned lover of Peruvian cuisine or discovering it for the first time, Warique is an unforgettable experience — a hidden gem that brings the soul of Peru to...

This is one of the very few Google reviews I've ever written; the place is that good. It's a gem hiding in plain sight. Not only was the food shockingly flavorful, the colors, presentation, and finesse with which the chef prepared the dishes honestly felt transporting. Made me want to book a flight to Peru....

What's more, I personally witnessed the high level of service on display here. Two women were seemingly disappointed by their dishes (apparently they thought they ordered something different). Without missing a beat, the chef (a very talented Peruvian woman) took note and personally prepared an additional dish to quell the two guests' disappointment. She presented the dish herself. At that point all you could see were two formerly discontented customers,...

Very bad experiencia!!! They don't accept cards, only cash. I had to come back a couple days later to pay them because I didn't have acces to my account in Spain...They became upset and made comments that people in South America are not honest......The owner vas rude when I tried to explain to her....she hangup the call....Her son said that if I don't pay his peruvian friends will bit me up.....jokinly or not ..you don't treat customers like that..or make comments of that type...I went to pay and..the owner won't even streched her arm to take the money. ...I lay the 20 euros on the table..leaving 2 euros tip...... VERY UNPROFESIONAL...