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San Ceferino is one of the most renowned, upscale Italian-Peruvian restaurants in Lima. It is located on the leafy Dos de
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Callao’s storied history began just two years after Lima’s did in 1537. Despite being its longtime next door neighbor and
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Since its invention in the mid-twentieth century in Lima, pollo a la brasa (Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken) has soundly become one
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First established in Arequipa and Cusco in 2012, Museo Del Pisco quickly became one of Peru’s most revered artisanal cocktail bars,
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