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One of Iquitos’s strongest Amazonian tables, presenting Loreto ingredients with contemporary technique and clear regional identity.
View profile →Profiles organized by category and location in Maskay.
One of Iquitos’s strongest Amazonian tables, presenting Loreto ingredients with contemporary technique and clear regional identity.
View profile →Jose del Castillo’s Barranco creole tavern is known for reviving stews, offal, and family-kitchen flavors in generous portions.
View profile →Julieta Oriolo’s trattoria centers on handmade pasta, family-rooted Italian recipes, and unforced hospitality.
View profile →An informal San Diego cevichería known for seafood, fish, and a terrace embedded in the rhythm of the walled city.
View profile →A small Zone 1 dining room where food is prepared in view and Maya recipes sit at the center of the experience.
View profile →A beachfront Playa Pelada restaurant serving Mediterranean-influenced food, pizza, seafood, and cocktails.
View profile →Gaston Acurio’s emblematic cevichería brings together ceviche, causas, tiraditos, catch, and Peruvian seafood cooking in a highly active dining room.
View profile →A branch of a Santiago institution celebrating Chilean cooking, popular culture, wine, and conversation in an energetic room.
View profile →A family-run harbor restaurant recognized for fish, seafood, and polished Uruguayan cooking without excessive theater.
View profile →Mario Castrellon’s restaurant explores Panama’s cultural and biological diversity through ingredients, research, and contemporary technique.
View profile →Casa Higueras’s restaurant focuses on the Pacific, Chilean ingredients, and a room open to the port landscape.
View profile →A contemporary Palermo tavern revisiting Argentine flavors with current technique and a relaxed presentation.
View profile →An informal Zone 4 restaurant handling Guatemalan ingredients through a free-form lens, with tostadas, seafood, and seasonal plates.
View profile →A small pizzeria inside Tonito Hotel that has become a familiar refuge for travelers after salt-flat tours.
View profile →A contemporary Peruvian restaurant facing the Plaza de Armas with a broad, colorful menu accessible to different tastes.
View profile →A seafood restaurant built over Nichupte Lagoon, with palapas and an atmosphere especially appealing at sunset.
View profile →A restaurant beside the Tamarindo estuary with outdoor tables, seafood, meats, and a setting shaped by trees and water.
View profile →A lively Ipanema trattoria focused on pasta, Italian cooking, and a wine list meant for sharing without too much ceremony.
View profile →A relaxed Puerto Juarez restaurant centered on fish, shellfish, and Mexican Caribbean flavors.
View profile →A small Nunoa restaurant researching Chilean ingredients, seasons, and domestic memories through highly personal cooking.
View profile →A restaurant crossing fish, live-fire cooking, and PANC—unconventional edible plants—inside the Sandi Hotel complex.
View profile →Pousada Literaria’s restaurant combines contemporary Brazilian cooking, local ingredients, and a polished historic-center courtyard.
View profile →A restaurant facing the pier with decades of history, caicara cooking, seafood, and outdoor tables open to the landscape.
View profile →A Cerro Concepcion restaurant with bay terraces and a menu combining fish, shellfish, meats, and contemporary Chilean cooking.
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