Drink

Paddy's Irish Pub

The night-brother of Jack's Cafe. Not exactly traditional Peruvian fare, but an excellent atmosphere among fellow travellers in a cozy upstairs pub setting. Purportedly the highest 'Irish-owned' pub in the world at 3,400 m, it offers a good selection of pub food (think cottage pie, casseroles, mash and gravy), local and international drinks (even had cider and Guinness), and a useful "No Gracias" T-shirt for sale.

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Address: Calle Triunfo 140
Getting there: on the eastern corner of Plaza de Armas
Hours: Daily 10:00 - 01:00
Website: paddysirishbarcusco.com (opens in a new tab)

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