Isolina is a Barranco favorite where Lomo Saltado and other down-to-earth Peruvian plates shine in a relaxed, welcoming setting in Barranco. Expect top-notch, unhurried service, generous portions and an atmosphere that invites lingering over comfort food with authentic seasoning. Regulars recommend reserving ahead and exploring several dishes to share—this cozy corner is consistently praised for its friendly staff and reliably delicious meals.
Albert Roque
in the last weekPaul Chero
in the last weekWe visited on Friday, February 13th around 8:30 PM. We did not have a reservation, so we took the available seating. I was excited to visit this place for the first time, especially since I do not live in Peru and wanted to experience something nice while in Lima. Unfortunately, the experience with the cocktails was very disappointing. We first asked for the rocoto, and we were told it was available, but then shortly after they informed us it was not. I ordered an Old Fashioned, and it was extremely sweet. An Old Fashioned should not taste like pure sugar. It was unbalanced and honestly one of the worst I have had. My friend ordered a spicy margarita. She specifically mentioned that she does not like sweet drinks. The waitress assured her it would not be sweet, yet it was very sweet again. They even suggested something “similar,” but it clearly showed a lack of knowledge in preparing proper cocktails. In the end, we paid 90 soles for drinks we barely touched. I was so disappointed that I decided to leave after paying. I cannot comment on the food since we did not try it, but based on the cocktail experience, I would not return — especially considering I have limited time in Lima. I would not recommend the cocktails.
Maria Melerowicz
in the last weekFelipe Garbarini
in the last weekExcellent food and service. Generous portions.
Manuel Benzo
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