Isolina
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Isolina

A high-end tavern in Barranco honoring traditional Peruvian criollo cuisine with generous, shareable dishes in a vibrant setting.

No.12 Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants 2019No.24 Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants 2021Best Creole Cuisine Restaurant at the Summum Awards
4.6
(7,659 reviews)on Google
$$$Peruvian CriolloBarranco

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Nestled in a charming, restored historic mansion in the bohemian Barranco district, Isolina is a beloved culinary institution in Lima, renowned for its homage to traditional Peruvian 'taberna' culture. Under the guidance of acclaimed chef José del Castillo, the restaurant revives forgotten ancestral recipes, offering a taste of authentic, homestyle Peruvian cuisine that celebrates the flavors of yesteryear. The ambiance at Isolina is a captivating blend of rustic charm and vibrant energy. Wooden beams, antique crockery, and mismatched furniture create a warm, inviting atmosphere reminiscent of a lively family gathering. It's a place where laughter flows freely, and the generous portions of each dish are designed for sharing, fostering a convivial dining experience perfect for luxury travelers seeking an authentic and unpretentious taste of Lima's rich culinary heritage.

Isolina stands out for its commitment to preserving and elevating Peruvian comfort food, transforming humble ingredients into extraordinary culinary delights. Each plate tells a story, carefully crafted to evoke a sense of nostalgia while showcasing the depth and complexity of Peruvian flavors. Beyond the exquisite food, the restaurant’s dedication to a genuine experience, from its attentive staff to its lively yet intimate setting, ensures a memorable journey into the heart of Lima's gastronomic soul.

What People Are Saying

ADOLFO

For this reviewer, Isolina is the perfect destination for anyone seeking excellent Peruvian cuisine.

Adolfo

For those seeking excellent Peruvian food, Isolina is the ideal restaurant.

Ariel

This offers an authentic experience in Lima with friendly atmosphere and delicious food, where most dishes can be shared. They have a full bar with local beer options like Cusqueña Negra and pisco sours, and the server Yul was patient and provided great recommendations.

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