Get your fill of Peruvian favorites, from inventive street food to classic entrees, at Barranco Cocino Peruana. This airy and open eatery makes a charming happy hour spot to savor Peruvian small plates like anticuchos (meat skewers) or their house specialty chicharonnes alongside a refreshing a Pisco Sour. 

Stay on for dinner to enjoy tender and flavorful lomo saltado, Peruvian style paella, or fresh fish with traditional sides like purple potatoes. Whether you visit Barranco early or late, be sure to try their classic cebiche, the national dish of Peru. They source the freshest, wild caught fish possible, and have six different unique seafood and sauce pairings to try. Barranco is a unique find in the Lafayette neighborhood. There aren’t many other spots like it, especially considering its authentic cuisine and fresh, open atmosphere. Be sure to check their hours of operation before heading to Barranco. They are closed on Mondays, and also close in the mid-afternoon between lunch and dinner service.