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I finally fell victim to the woman standing in the street enticing you into this bar/cafe. I was parched from my unsuccessful ascent to the top of Putukusi, and a cerveza didn't sound half bad.
9 soles ($3) for a 2/3 liter Cuzcoqueno, nice. When walking from the main plaza, walk up hte hill....about half way up, on your right side.
Written May 26, 2007
Address: Ave Pachacutec
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