El Hornero attracts both Peruvian expats and Milanese locals in search of an exotic dining experience. The experience itself is worth the long wait for a table – think entertainers in Andean garb. With South American families digging into pollo a la brasa (charcoal chicken) and Spanish spoken everywhere, the atmosphere is more Lima than Milan.
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Everything is delicious and served in huge portions, from ceviche (marinated fish in lime) to papa a la huancaina (potatoes in a cheese sauce), lomo saltado (beef, onions and peppers) and salchipapas (chips and sausages). If you have a craving for South American food or you just want to try something different, this is the place to go.
Try the anticuchos (marinated beef heart skewers). Yes, really.