Quinta Eulalia

Loved the chairo and the rocoto relleno. I'd recommend the trout.

Tried the fried guinea pig here and while good, I'm satisfied for the remainder of my trip. Also enjoyed the lamb.

Really delicious! Big portion sizes. We were the only foreigners in the packed restaurant. Our server was a very sweet man who took great care of us

this is one of Cuzco’s famous picanterias. most of the guests will be locals, even during high touristic season. here, you find anything the mountains can provide, and the mountain fish (la truncha, from Puno, I think) is the best. they cook it with butter so the result is finger licking. also service is super quick and portions are huge!

Famous place, I came here for the trout and it was great! The location is pretty open and tons of fresh air, lots of spacing between tables. Felt super safe! Definitely worth the climb up to get here!

Authentic local cuisine. So glad we made it. The signature chairo soup was great, and the lamb (asado cordero) was amazing.
Lovely elderly staff didn't speak English but was very friendly and made it all work nicely. A great experience.

Omg! One of my favorite restaurants in Cusco . It is a must for those who want traditionally prepared dishes . Not much variety, the items are written on the board and the place works only for lunch but the 10 dishes available are amazing and always fresh . Traditional style ambience , great service

The lamb dish (asado cordero) was superbly done, crisp on the outside and juicy on the inside. You can either share the dish or you can have it on its own. The potatoes were well cooked and the stuffed pepper was a nice addition. The elderly staff were very friendly and we managed to communicate even though we couldn't speak Spanish that well. Local cuisine not found elsewhere.

Best original place in Cusco!

Great traditional food in a rustic setting.

Without a doubt, the perfect combination between simplicity and warmth, very cozy place with very good attention and delicious typical food from Cusco. Abundant portions, live music, located near the famous San Blas neighborhood, the place is a colonial house transformed into a restaurant. You can not ask for more. If you really want to taste the traditional Cusco flavors, make sure your schedule includes a visit to the Quinta Eulalia restaurant and enjoy its typical food.

A place for the locals, with the food the locals eat. Highly recommended. Try the Chairo, soup with meats, fava beans and potatoes. Other highlights, roasted lamb and baby pork (lechón).

Nice, traditional place. Very popular for lunch,the service is okay and the food is reasonably priced.

Outstanding traditional food in a non tourist looking place. Live music, an excellent menu, and a good location. Worth your time for sure.

La Quinta Eulalia is a traditional restaurant in the city of Cusco, located a few blocks from the historic center this place has many dishes and very good, including a dish could say enough for 02 people. My personal recommendation soup "Chairo".

The best food ever..if you can appreciate the food

A classic "Picanteria" in Cuzco.
Everything so pure!

Good price for traditional food

Amazing...

La mejor quinta picanteria en cusco, más de 80 años al servicio de los cusqueños y de muchos visitantes a nuestra ciudad, la comida es tradicional comida cusqueña, platos típicos como rocoto relleno, Cuy al horno, lengua atomatada etcétera, la atención es muy buena y realmente si estás en cusco lo recomiendo!!!

¡Qué de recuerdos maravillosos me trae este restaurante! En 1985, 1986, 1998 lo visité con amigos que ya no están... Inolvidables cuys. Riquísima comida. Ojalá pueda regresar algún día.
¡Saludos y larga vida a QUINTA EULALIA!