Café
1. El Pan de la Chola
Jonathan Day's bakery-café, founded in 2011, known for naturally fermented loaves made with local flours and grains, served with Peruvian coffee on Avenida La Mar.
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2. Florencia y Fortunata
A women-led specialty café in a restored colonial house near the Plaza de Armas, buying from women coffee growers and listed among the world's 100 best coffee shops.
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3. Neira Café Lab
The specialty coffee brand of champion barista Harry Neira, whose original café on Calle Enrique Palacios in Miraflores serves beans from Cusco and Cajamarca.
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4. Three Monkeys Coffee
A specialty coffee company that grew from a small cart in San Blas into an award-winning Cusco café and roaster, ranked 22nd among the world's best in 2025.
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5. Jack’s Café
A long-running San Blas café known for generous all-day breakfasts, huevos rancheros, pancakes, sandwiches and soups, with queues at busy times.
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6. Tostaduría Bisetti
A Barranco café and roastery from a coffee business founded in 1958, roasting Peruvian beans daily from regions such as San Ignacio, Satipo and Villa Rica.
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7. ChocoMuseo Cusco
A chocolate museum and café above Plaza Regocijo serving hot chocolate, cocoa tea and truffles, with daily bean-to-bar workshops for adults and children.
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8. Origen Tostadores de Café
A specialty coffee roaster founded in 2013 that works directly with Peruvian producers, listed among the world's 100 best coffee shops in 2025.
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9. Café Ayllu
One of the oldest cafés in Cusco's historic centre, run by the same family since 1970, popular with locals and decorated with Andean art.
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10. Puku Puku
A Peruvian specialty coffee brand with about ten cafés in Lima and Arequipa, roasting small lots in-house and buying directly from farming communities.
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11. Laggart Café
A colourful San Blas café and art gallery with murals and furniture made from recycled materials, serving specialty coffee, teas, cakes and sandwiches.
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12. Museo Larco Café-Restaurant
The café-restaurant in the gardens of Museo Larco, open daily with a homemade menu of Peruvian and international dishes, Sunday brunch and free entry without a museum ticket.
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