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MARCELO BATATA $$
(Calle Palacio 121; mains from S21-38; 2-11pm)
A sure bet for Peruvian food with a twist, such
as the exquisite chicken soup with
hierbaluisa
(lemongrass). It's also a good spot for a
cocktail: the heated rooftop deck is the best outdoor venue in Cuzco.
| Peruvian
San Blas
JACK'S CAFÉ $
( 25-4606; Choquechaca 509; mains S12-20; 7:30am-11:30pm)
A line often snakes out the door
at this Western-style eatery serving fresh juices, strong coffee and eggs in myriad ways,
heaped with smoked salmon or roasted tomatoes.
| Cafe
JUANITO'S $
(Qanchipata 596; sandwiches S15; 8am-8pm)
With the griddle hopping, this sandwich shop
churns out extravagant made-to-order numbers with hand-cut fries and homemade sauces.
Vegetarians can feast on big fried-egg sandwiches.
| Sandwiches
GRANJA HEIDI $$
( 23-8383; Cuesta San Blas 525, 2nd l; mains S18-38; 11:30am-9:30pm Mon-Sat)
A cozy Alpine
café serving healthy meals, some of it provided from the small farm of the German owner.
In addition to Peruvian fare (
rocoto relleno
is served vegetarian, with peanuts), there are
crêpes, huge soups and salads. Save room for dessert.
| Cafe
MEETING PLACE $
( 24-0465; Plazoleta San Blas; mains S15-21; 8:30am-4pm Mon-Sat; )
Owned by Idaho natives,
this cafe nails gringo breakfast, with organic coffee, loose-leaf teas, and puffy waffles.
Service is swift and friendly.
| Cafe
LA QUINTA EULALIA $$
| Peruvian