Top 4 Places to Eat in Pisac

Written by Sandra Frank, Jose Quispe
04/08/2025
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Pisac's dining scene, while smaller than larger Peruvian cities, offers a diverse mix of traditional Andean flavors, international cuisine, and a strong presence of vegan and vegetarian options, catering to a mix of visitors from families to the expatriate community.

1. Intimo

Cuisine: Modern Peruvian / Fine Dining

Tucked away from the main cluster of restaurants, Intimo is a hidden culinary gem. It presents beautifully plated dishes, pushing the boundaries of traditional Peruvian fare towards fine dining. The ceviche stands out as a must-try, though all menu items are crafted with attention to detail.

Price: S/70+ (approx. $18+ USD) per person

Getting There: Located in a quieter corner of Pisac, it is a short walk from the central plaza, but slightly removed from the busiest areas.

2. Restaurante Doña Clorinda

Cuisine: Traditional Andean

Housed in a charming local home just outside town, Restaurante Doña Clorinda offers a family-friendly atmosphere. Guests can choose between a more formal indoor setting or a relaxed outdoor patio in the spacious backyard. This spot is particularly popular with Peruvian families. Signature dishes include various river trout preparations, hearty Andean soups known as ajiacos, and the classic lomo saltado. Complement your meal with their distinct purple corn beer.

Price: S/20 - S/50 (approx. $6 - $15 USD) per person

Getting There: Situated in a quaint rural area, it is approximately a 15-minute walk from Puente Pisac (Pisac Bridge).

3. La Ruta Restaurant

Cuisine: Peruvian

Found on Plaza Constitución, La Ruta provides a quality dining experience with appealing food presentation, often unexpected for its price point. The second-floor patio offers an excellent vantage point to observe the bustling plaza below, especially during market days. Popular choices include grilled trout with olive sauce and Andean potatoes, and flavorful alpaca steak.

Price: S/30 - S/70 (approx. $8 - $20 USD) per person

Getting There: Centrally located on Plaza Constitución. Access is typically through a small shop and up a flight of stairs.

4. Horno Colonial San Francisco

Cuisine: Traditional Bakery

An established institution in Pisac, Horno Colonial San Francisco is an old-world bakery set within a courtyard just off Plaza Constitución. It is renowned for its freshly baked empanadas and homemade breads, prepared in traditional clay ovens. It's a particularly busy and popular spot on market days.

Price: S/4 (approx. $1 USD) per empanada

Getting There: Conveniently located just off Plaza Constitución, making it easily accessible by foot from the town's main area.

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