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Best steakhouses & butchers in Lima

Miraflores and San Isidro steakhouses, parrillas and carnicerías. 10 steakhouses and 4 butchers and suppliers listed, updated 2026-10-04.

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Steakhouses in Lima

Miraflores · LimaVerified ✓

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Carnal Prime Steakhouse

Steakhouse opposite Huaca Pucllana that pioneered Certified Angus Beef in Lima, cooking US cuts under a high-temperature infrared broiler and dry-aging Prime Angus in…

Dry-agedShips / delivers
BeefCertified Angus Beef Choice, Certified Angus Beef Prime
PriceNot listed
Miraflores · LimaVerified ✓

Steakhouse

La Cabrera Perú

Lima branch of the Buenos Aires parrilla, serving Argentine beef with its signature small side dishes and a broad wine list.

BeefNot listed
Price$$$$
San Isidro · LimaVerified ✓

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Osso

Restaurant and meat market of chef-butcher Renzo Garibaldi, known for long dry-aging, house charcuterie and both Peruvian and premium US cuts.

Dry-aged
BeefWagyu
Price$$$$
San Isidro · LimaVerified ✓

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La Carreta

Long-established San Isidro grill house serving a range of beef cuts such as bife de chorizo, baby beef and asado de tira, plus grilled pork.

BeefNot listed
Price$$$$
San Isidro · LimaVerified ✓

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Baco y Vaca

Meat-and-wine restaurant serving American and Argentine beef alongside Peruvian alpaca, with a second branch in Miraflores.

BeefAngus
PriceNot listed
Barranco · LimaVerified ✓

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La Cuadra de Salvador

Steakhouse that made its name in a historic Barranco mansion serving American Angus cuts such as New York strip and bone-in ribeye, and now runs several Lima branches.

Dry-agedShips / delivers
BeefUS Angus
PriceNot listed
Chorrillos · LimaVerified ✓

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El Hornero

Original branch of a family grill group founded by former waiter Armando Tafur, a pioneer of American beef cuts in Lima, overlooking the sea in Chorrillos.

BeefNot listed
PriceNot listed
La Molina · LimaVerified ✓

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El Charrúa

Owner-run Uruguayan parrilla opened more than 18 years ago by José Ramenghi, grilling Argentine, Uruguayan and Peruvian beef with a dozen-plus cuts.

BeefNot listed
PriceNot listed
Barranco · LimaVerified ✓

Steakhouse

Costumbres Argentinas

Argentine-style parrilla in Barranco, picked in the 2025 Premios Somos guide to Lima's best meat restaurants.

BeefNot listed
PriceNot listed
Miraflores · LimaVerified ✓

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El Parrillón de Pablo Profumo

Uruguayan-run parrilla in Miraflores that tops Tripadvisor's Lima steakhouse ranking and was a 2023 Premios Somos finalist.

BeefNot listed
PriceNot listed

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Butchers & beef suppliers in Lima

Miraflores · LimaVerified ✓

Butcher & supplier

La Carnicería de Tito

Traditional Argentine butcher founded more than 40 years ago by butcher "Tito", selling mostly Argentine beef plus house sausages and cured meats, with a parrilla…

Custom cuts
BeefArgentine Angus, Wagyu
PriceNot listed
La Molina · LimaVerified ✓

Butcher & supplier

Osso Carnicería & Salumería

Renzo Garibaldi's original butcher shop and salumeria, known for very long dry-aged beef, Wagyu cuts and house sausages, with a restaurant attached.

Dry-aged
BeefWagyu
PriceNot listed
Miraflores · LimaVerified ✓

Butcher & supplier

Mercattino

Gourmet food store with a meat counter selling Oxapampa-raised Peruvian Angus aged by cut, Duroc pork, cheeses and charcuterie.

Dry-aged
BeefPeruvian Angus (Oxapampa)
PriceNot listed
Chacarilla (Surco) · LimaVerified ✓

Butcher & supplier

La Butchería

New Argentine-style butcher and charcuterie counter in Chacarilla selling fine cuts and house sausages, with a terrace where cuts can be grilled to order alongside…

Custom cuts
BeefNot listed
PriceNot listed

Local tips

Buying beef in Peru

Origins

Menus usually say where the beef comes from, as premium steak is often imported.

Lomo saltado

Lomo saltado, strips of beef stir-fried with onion and tomato, is the most famous Peruvian beef dish.

Doneness

Ask for "jugoso" for rare, "a punto" for medium and "bien cocido" for well done.

Cuts in Peru

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