The fire was the center of the interior and anchored the ample interior space while the rushing river outside maintained an active presence. The quality of the food matched the quality of the ambience. Service was good in every respect, and the prices were affordable (except for the cost of a glass of red wine, which was three times what... More

My wife ordered the onion soup. Worst soup ever. I ordered the lomo saltado. Raw potatoes, old spongy rice, dry meat. Really a bad experience. Btw, we told we were disappointed to the owner, there was no reaction. Music also was horrible. Old Burt Bacharach songs remade by some horrible dudududu band More

Nice food, reasonably priced and nicely done out inside. The staff were very nice and the service was prompt. I'd go again. More

Our guide suggests Fredy's and we went for Cuy (Guinea Pig) we did it was great and Fredy came out and was great fun to meet. More

Great service, a little slow. The food though was worth the wait. I had the alpaca with elderberry sauce. This was the second best meal I had in Peru. Definitely worth trying. Cost was reasonable. More

We stayed at The Liberatador and, having tried many restaurants around the main square, decided to give this unassuming restaurant a try as it was almost next door and we didn't fancy the walk into town. We were not disappointed. In fact we went back and ate there a second time when visting Cusco again. Like a breath of fresh... More

Placed in a historic landmark, the square facing the majestic church of Santo Domingo in Cusco, I found a restaurant sitting on the first floor of an old mansion with Inca stones in its walls. I tried different varieties of pisco sour and coffee prepared by the owner, and enjoyed a varied and excellent food, both Peruvian and international. With... More

We had the pleasure of eating both lunch and dinner at Fredy´s Grill in Cusco near the main plaza. The food was delicious, fresh and tasty. The traditional peruvian recipes were prepared with a bit of a twist. This is definitely a place to sit, rest and have a good meal when you are in Cusco. The NESsT Group More

Price are much lower than in the Hotel Libertador, just close by. We went for lunch and came back next day for an evening meal. Food was good and service was friendly. In the evening there was live music - pan pipes and drum - which was surprisingly enjoyable. All in all a good place to eat. More