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  1. Astrid y Gastón

    Peruvian

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    A three-century-old colonial mansion in San Isidro sets the stage for Gastón Acurio's flagship fine dining restaurant, where modern Peruvian cooking has been evolving for decades. The tasting menu moves through traditional ingredients, including guinea pig, given the full haute treatment, while Astrid Gutsche's desserts lean on cacao and tropical fruit. The room is grand enough that you'll feel underdressed regardless of what you wore.

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      “Acurio takes traditional dishes such as guinea pig and gives them the haute-cuisine treatment”

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    Av. Paz Soldán 290, San Isidro 15073, Peru · Lima
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    +51 1 442 2777
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