I really liked this place. Very relaxed and family owned. The food is typical Peruvian dishes. I liked that it was so relaxed that their pets walked in and out of the restaurant as they pleased, and the cat slept behind my head in a plant!
They have a great lunch deal: 13 soles (soup or salad, meal, & beverage)
Favorite Dish: I had spegetti al pesto and a coke. The pasta was very tasty with a large portion. I just love Coke outside of the US, for some reason i don't know if it is because you drink it from a glass bottle or what. But darn that coke is good!
Written Aug 12, 2009
What I noticed is that Peruvians love some roasted Chicken! You'll see locals at the chain chicken restaurant in town more than the tourists. And the tourists seem to frequent the small more "locally owned" restaurants. It seems for two main reasons, the chicken restaurant is very loud and busy, which can be intimidating to a tourist. And the Peruvians swarm to these places so you'd be lucky if you even got a table.
Written Aug 12, 2009
Nice restaurant with a fun atmosphere and good food.
It also has Internet access and is very close to the Hotel Alegria.
Favorite Dish: Steamed fish with rice is very good so was Ceviche.
While I was in Nasca I wasn't very well, the man at this restaurant was happy to meet my strange food requests (a plate of just sweet potatoes) and only charged a tiny amount for them.
Written Dec 5, 2003
Address: Calle Lima 160 Nasca
Phone: 0565 22531
Website: www.nanasca.com
They had set menus posted for s/10 but I bargained it down to s/8. I had potatoes with chili and cheese (more like cheese w/jalapeno flavoring), spaghetti with meat sauce, and Inka cola. Not too bad.
Favorite Dish: Above is all that I had.
Written Feb 14, 2003
The menu costs 7 or 8 soles and there's loads of food
Written Aug 29, 2006
Address: Jr. Arica
small but nice, reasonable prices compared to the tourists ones,home made attention and cakes!
Favorite Dish: Hamburgers and chicken sandwich with fries
Written May 25, 2005
Address: 464 Bolognesi Av.
Phone: 51 56 522377
I tried 2 or 3 different restaurants/shops for food, and this place was the best in terms of quality.
Favorite Dish: I only had a piece of sandwhich that I bummed off of my Japanese friends - but boy was it good.
Written Feb 14, 2003
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