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Machu Picchu

The food is so fresh you will think it was flown directly from South America to your plate. The portions are extremely generous and everyone gets some complimentary bread and aji sauce. Make sure to try the Yucca a la Huancaina.

Address: 5356 W 38th St
Getting there: Far Westside, 15 minutes from Downtown
Hours: Sun-Wed 11AM-9PM, Thu-Sat 11AM-10PM
Price: $12

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