Peruvian Delights Await in an Elegant Environment at Pisco y Nazca

The restaurant is a fun spot for a day or night out.

There is something to be said about a leisurely stroll in Coral Gables. Especially on the city’s well-known street, Miracle Mile, a shopping and dining destination offering a little bit of everything to everyone. Maybe it’s the lively environment buzzing with visitors. Maybe it’s the delicious smells wafting out of the different restaurants as you walk past them. Or, maybe, just maybe, it’s the fact that being in the area makes you feel like anything is possible.

While we always recommend keeping an eye on your wallet, we all must eat, right? But, at times, we do not want anything but the best, something authentic and eclectic with flavors that are as unforgettable as they are different.

Curious? We figured you were. So, we have discovered just the place for you to try out while taking a trip to Coral Gables. And that place is called Pisco y Nazca.

The Peruvian restaurant is a fun spot, one where you are greeted by the cheeky and realistic statue of a llama. Once you walk in, you will be impressed with the expansive and elegant bar including comfortable tables and booths for those who want to enjoy a more casual dining experience, as well as a more romantic and cozier interior for date night. Or a special night with friends and family.

Peruvian food should be as authentic as it is filling, fun and full of flavor. Pisco y Nazca delivers, and the location in the Coral Gables area beckons, a place where you fill find all the elements and experiences stated above and so much more.

Let’s discuss the food, which will certainly tempt you to visit. Currently, their summer menu offers everything from a Ceviche Chipotle, which amps up the traditional dish with fish, shrimp, avocado, chipotle leche de tigre, sweet potato, aji limo, and choclo.

Trust us when we say this is a must-try, a dish that elevates the experience of having fresh Ceviche.

There’s also the Casusa Crocante De Pulpo with fresh octopus, potato croquette, avocado, olive mayo, and olive oil, or the Sweet & Sour Shrimp with shrimp tempura, bell peppers, grilled pineapple, and sweet rocoto sauce, and the perfect for Summer Tiradito De Corvina, a dish featuring corvina, avocado, leek cream, leche de tigre, lime juice, chalaquita, and togarashi. All dishes that are perfect for an adventurous palate, looking for the best Peruvian food.

Those looking for something heartier will enjoy the Nikkei Pork Chop topped with a black pepper-pineapple marinade, nikkei glaze, and a side of roasted cauliflower. This dish is a yummy one and very creative, and perfect for those looking to enjoy a variety of flavors all on one plate.

How about dessert? It’s the best way to end a meal! You better try out the Golden Berry Crème Brûlée served with ‘aguaymanto’ native Peruvian berry and sweet caramelized sugar.

As for cocktails, we recommend the delicious and seasonal cocktails such as the Pineapple Coconut Margarita, which has tequila, lime juice, simple syrup, triple sec, pineapple juice and Coco Lopez. Then there’s the amazing Spicy Bunny, with tequila, carrot syrup, lime juice, and triple sec. Trust me, if you love tequila or if you even want to try out a tequila drink, there are the perfect ones to enjoy.

Make sure to give Pisco y Nazca a try, especially if you are seeking a great dining experience. With locations in Doral and Kendall as well, there’s no excuse to enjoy a day or night out at the restaurant.

For more information on Pisco y Nazca, and to make reservations, call (786) 810-2266 or visit www.piscoynazca.com.

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