Fallen Angel

Hidden in a little square in the delightful Plaza Nazarenas, far from the hustle bustle of Cusco, lays this alternative restaurant with a twist. It’s a quirky experience to dine at the Fallen Angel. The ambiance is unique and different. Right from the bathtub table filled with fish to the funky artwork all around, it is extremely kitschy. All around you, you will see creativity at its best. Fallen Angel is the brainchild of Andrés Zuñiga, who belongs to an artist's family from San Blas, the bohemian hub of Cusco. The fallen angel is a fictional character that is half man and half angel and a figure of contrasts—earthy and divine, sinful and innocent all at the same time.
The vibe of the place is extremely hip and trendy. Fallen Angel is a great place for enjoying an exotic atmosphere while meeting friends over a meal. This eclectic restaurant serves Peruvian and international cuisine. In their food, you will find the flavours from the regular Peruvian kitchen. Seasonal and local ingredients are put to good use by the chefs. Culinary delights of the Highlands, the coast and the jungles of Peru all find a place in the menu at the Fallen Angel. We would definitely recommend a meal at the Fallen Angel, even though it is one of the more expensive restaurants of Cusco.