Food & Drink in Peru
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Food & Drink
Cusco at 3,350 Meters: Market Soups That Beat Altitude Sickness, Guinea Pig From a Clay Oven, and the Pisco Rules the Inca Trail Forgot to Mention
A food and drink guide to Cusco, Peru: market breakfasts, clay-oven cuy, Sacred Valley day trips, pisco bars, and what to skip at 3,350 meters.
Food & DrinkLima Unpacked: A Food Writer's Guide to Eating Peru's Capital Like You Belong There
Lima is the most important food city in the Americas, home to the world's #1 restaurant and a ceviche that will ruin all other ceviche for you. This guide maps the districts, the rules, and the unmarked corners where Limeños actually eat.