We could see to the South to the whole elevated area
To get to the restaurant we decided to take the hotel car. The ride was 49 Sole but the driver only had 35 Sole for change when I gave him 100. We got ripped off since it only cost 11 Sole to get back.
Cool building
Looking over the restaurants Garden towards a church steeple
20 foot ceilings and beautiful woodwork throughout the restaurant. The restaurant is located in an old mansion.
The best traveling partner in the world
Our table top sculpture
An entire cabinet for wine glasses. Reflected in the back of the cabinet are the people that could have drink the entire wine cellar.
Rocking the bow tie
Bread with a layer of tasty apricots baked into it
More bread yummy
A classic Peruvian soup
The menu theme.
The crispy guinea pig on top of a pancake
Two fabulous dishes ooh la laa
The outside bar
Ropes all over the exterior walls.
Very ornate tile work
The sea bass
The suckling pig is very tasty
Desert number one tres leches
Ropes on the wall again, perhaps in honor of the Rope knotted rope language of the Incas
Desert number two, endless tasty treats. Sometimes too much is really just too much
Cardinal flamingo
Andy Grande Mansion it is. It's 350 years old and going strong
The Mansion so big you can only photograph it through panoramic technology
The edges of the garden behind the restaurant were marked using wine bottles.
The first blue sky we have seen in Lima
The first actual Sunset we saw in Lima. It's not much but at least the clouds cleared slightly
