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house-made desserts and tasty pizzas, served in an airy courtyard or in one of the
antiques-lined rooms.
JUGUERÍA SAN AUGUSTÍN $
(Bolívar 526; juices S2-5, sandwiches S6-7; 8:30am-1pm & 4-8pm Mon-Sat, 9am-1pm Sun)
You can
spot this place by the near- constant lines snaking around the corner as locals queue for
the drool-inducing juices and
lechón
(suckling pig) sandwiches, slathered with all the fix-
ings.
| Juice Bar
RESTAURANT DEMARCO $$
(Pizarro 725; mains S10-45; 7:30am-11pm; )
With veteran cummerbund-bound waiters,
this elegant classic offers a long list of sophisticated meat and seafood dishes, along with
some good-value lunch specials. It has mouthwatering
chupe de camarones
(a gumbo of
shrimp simmering in a buttery broth), and the mile-high
tres leches
cake is excellent.
| Peruvian
CHIFA HENG LUNG $$
(Pizarro 352; mains S10.50-42.50; to 11:30pm)
Owned by a Chinese family of veteran chefs,
this vaguely upscale, tasty option features a menu of Cantonese dishes that is long on op-
tions and flavors.
| Chinese
CAFÉ BAR MUSEO $
(cnr Junín & Independencia; mains S6-15, cocktails S18-22; closed Sun)
The tall, wood-paneled
walls and classic marble-top bar make this place feel like a cross between an English pub
and a Left Bank café.
| Cafe
Drinking & Entertainment
EL CELLER DE CLER
| Bar
