Must try peruvian foods in San Francisco, California

BOCADO Peruvian Cuisine is a vibrant and inviting restaurant located at 701 Folsom Street in the heart of San Francisco, California. Our menu is a celebration of the rich and flavorful culinary traditions of Peru, featuring a wide range of traditional dishes such as ceviche and lomo saltado, as well as innovative and modern interpretations of classic flavors. Each dish is carefully curated to highlight the unique ingredients and techniques that make Peruvian cuisine so special. Whether you are a seasoned Peruvian food enthusiast or trying it for the first time, BOCADO Peruvian Cuisine offers a delicious and authentic dining experience that will leave you craving more.

Artesano - Peruvian Fusion is a vibrant and innovative restaurant located in the heart of San Francisco, California. Our menu is inspired by the rich culinary traditions of Peru, offering a unique fusion of flavors and ingredients that will tantalize your taste buds. From traditional Peruvian dishes like ceviche and lomo saltado to modern twists on classic recipes, our talented chefs create dishes that are both delicious and visually stunning. Come and experience the magic of Artesano - Peruvian Fusion at 2335 3rd Street, where every meal is a celebration of Peruvian culture and cuisine.

Located at 1001 South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, California, Limón is a family-owned Peruvian Rotisserie restaurant that offers a modern twist on traditional Peruvian cuisine with Latin Asian influences. We source our ingredients locally from the Bay area to showcase the diverse cultures and flavors that define Peruvian food. Our menus highlight the unique ecosystems that have shaped Peruvian cuisine, from the sea to the Andes mountains. With influences from Asia, Africa, and Italy, Peruvian food has become a must-try culinary experience. At Limón, we prioritize the safety of our guests by following all county and city COVID-19 guidelines. We ask that visitors maintain a 6-foot distance and wear a mask while on the premises. Proof of vaccination is required for indoor dining.