From Rob’s map / Barranco
A long lunch at Isolina.
Generous plates and traditional Lima recipes make Isolina a compelling change of pace. Share a table, explore the menu, and let lunch become part of the day’s story.
Barranco: Avenida San Martín 101
Beyond the pint
A side of Peru.
A whole lot to discover.
Local coffee, ceviche, neighborhood markets, traditional tavern cooking and cultural pauses that make this much more than a beer trip.
From Rob’s map
Follow your appetite.
Market mornings
Mercado Central and Market No. 2 Surquillo bring a different perspective to the food trail. Mercado San Martín, Mercado 28 Miraflores and La Parada Food add more food-court choices from the updated map.
Explore the saved places ↗Local coffee, at your own pace
Rob’s map now includes 12 coffee venues, from Neira Café Lab, Ursa Coffee Roasters and Milimétrica Coffee to Puku Puku and Pache Cafetería. Choose a morning cup or an afternoon coffee break between the city’s food and cultural stops.
Explore the saved places ↗Ceviche & seafood
Punto Azul, Barra Maretazo, Restaurante Bahía and Cebichela San Borja are on the shortlist for a seafood interlude.
Explore the saved places ↗Something a little different
Omatsu’s Nikkei identity, Siete Sopas, Demo and Quipas widen the conversation beyond burgers. Choose a stop that fits the day.
Explore the saved places ↗An evening with atmosphere
Ayahuasca, Lady Bee and Ambra Rooftop Bar are saved options for an evening change of scene. See the original map for the selected locations.
Explore the saved places ↗
Between tastings
A little ocean air
does wonders.
Leave a morning open for the Miraflores malecón and the Pacific views. It is a lovely way to give the day a gentler beginning before turning your attention to lunch.
Suggested cultural additions
Make time for the city.
These cultural side trips complement Rob’s saved food and drink places; they are additional suggestions for the tour.
Barranco & the Bridge of Sighs
An afternoon of neighborhood streets, art and a pause at the Bridge of Sighs pairs naturally with the Barranco food and beer stops.
Read about the place ↗Huaca Pucllana
Discover an adobe archaeological site within Miraflores. Put it on a separate morning, with time for the visit before lunch.
Read about the place ↗Lima’s historic center
Explore the main square and historic architecture, then connect the outing with Mercado Central. Allow a dedicated day rather than squeezing it between tastings.
Read about the place ↗