Breakfast may be enjoyed on the open-air terrace. Dinner is served in the main dining area, which is decorated with Pucara Ceramics. All of this, plus a view of the illuminated gardens, give the area a cozy homelike atmosphere. Food and Drink in Peru Peruvian food is usually very good. It is cooked from fresh ingredients and is tasty and filling.
Meals are often of three or four courses and can be overwhelming.
You can ask for just soup but it will often cost the same as the set meal. Hotels and restaurants which cater to overseas travelers are quite careful to meet high standards of hygiene and to provide foods which suit the northern palate. This does not mean that you will be perfectly safe from stomach problems however. Often just the change in water can trigger upsets, but often it is in the food itself. Cooked foods that contain mayonnaise or dairy ingredients that have been left standing at room temperature are also at risk.