MAP Cafe - Cusco

El restaurante se halla ubicado en el patio interior del Museo de Arte Precolombino, en un contenedor transparente que se convirtió en una caja mágica por el mago Edgar en mesa y todo el equipo de cocina. El 12 de agosto escogimos el menú a 165 soles, bebidas aparte (un entrante, un plato de fondo y un postre a escoger de toda la carta). El capchi de setas, imprescindible y sublime. Las trufas... una maravilla de presentación y un sabor increíble. Si vais a Cuzco, no dejéis de ir al MAP Café.

Lugar con encanto y mejor comida.No puede irse nadie sin probar su postre de trufas, todo un espectáculo para la vista y el paladar.

This restaurant is essentially a glass case in the courtyard of the Larco museum in Cusco. We went there because it was close to our hotel and we were told it was a neat place. We were somewhat disappointed. The menu is three items- you choose a starter, entrée and dessert from a list of choices. Nothing has the price on it and we did not ask figuring it would be consistent with other places.The food was okay - not the best we had in Peru but adequate though quite forgettable. The shock was that the bill was over 400 sols with only a small half bottle of wine. We found this out of line in comparison to other meals we enjoyed in our two weeks in Peru. it seemed a lot to pay for a fairly ordinary meal.The service was friendly and pleasant. Once you get over the fact you are eating in a glass case, the surroundings are actually not much and the space quite boring, though I am sure the museum itself is outstanding (We toured the Larco museum in Lima and it is worth the visit).

Presentan una cocina de mucha calidad, innovadora y no pretenciosa.El servicio es muy profesional, con una atención amabilísima.Volvería sin dudarlo.

There is a strong French influence in the food preparation and presentation. The food is excellent. The architecture of this restaurant is unusual. It is set in a glass box in the inner courtyard of the Museum of Precolombian Art. The restaurant is a bit small and as a result can get a bit noisy. On the whole well worth a visit.