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( 36-5300; Libertad 354; mains S14-32)
A dinner-show venue that also serves up traditional
local food. The nightly show (7:30pm to 9pm) stands out for its quality and sincerity - no
panpipe butchering of
El Cóndor Pasa
here. Save room for dessert, a major focus of din-
ing here. Reserve ahead.
UKUKU'S $$
(Grau 172, 2nd l; mains from S20)
Crowds of travelers and locals thaw out in this toasty res-
taurant, which dishes up good local and Andean food (try alpaca steak with baked apples,
or the quinoa omelet), as well as pizzas, pastas, Asian-style vegetarian fare and espresso
drinks.
| Peruvian
COLORS $$
( 36-9254; Lima 342; mains S16-28; 7am-11pm; )
A couch cafe with free wireless, Col-
ors also caters to travelers with a slick look and fusion food. The menu is so extensive it's
hard to root out the specialties, and the staff may not be much help.
| Fusion
Drinking & Entertainment
Central Puno's nightlife is geared toward tourists, with lively bars scattered around the
bright lights on Jirón Lima (where touts hand out free-drink coupons) and next to the
plaza on Jirón Puno.
KAMIZARAKY ROCK PUB
(Grau 158)
With a classic-rock soundtrack, unbelievably cool bartenders and liquor-infused
coffee drinks to keep you warm during Puno's bone-chilling nights, Kamizaraky may be a
hard place to leave.
| Pub
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