Peruvian restaurants in Miami: ceviche, lomo saltado and pisco, from downtown to Doral
The Peruvian restaurants in Miami worth a trip: the downtown ceviche classic, Nikkei in Wynwood, a new Michelin Bib and Gastón Acurio's next move.
The short version
- Classic pick: CVI.CHE 105 at 105 NE 3rd Ave, downtown, the city's best-known ceviche room.
- Nikkei: Manta in Wynwood: mains $30 to $58, happy hour 3 to 7 pm weekdays.
- Michelin's pick: Barra Callao in North Miami Beach, a new 2026 Bib Gourmand counter.
- Gastón Acurio: La Mar is coming soon at 1441 S Miami Ave; Jarana is open in Aventura.
- Cheap pisco: Pisco y Nazca Kendall: pisco sours $7.50 all day on Wednesdays.
For Peruvian food in Miami start at CVI.CHE 105 downtown; go to Manta for Nikkei in Wynwood, and drive to Barra Callao when you want Michelin's favorite ceviche counter.
CVI.CHE 105
This downtown restaurant is the Peruvian room many Miami locals name first, built around ceviches, tiraditos and the hot criollo classics like lomo saltado.
Its website shows only a welcome page, and third-party listings disagree on hours, so check the current times on its Google listing before you go.
Manta Wynwood
Peruvian food with Japanese Nikkei influence, in an open-air room on NW 25th Street. Its site lists hours of noon to 10 pm Sunday to Thursday and to 11 pm on Friday and Saturday.
Happy hour runs 3 to 7 pm Monday to Friday. Appetizers are $18 to $26 and mains $30 to $58, per its own site.
Where they are
More Peruvian restaurants, from their own pages
| Restaurant | Where | Hours | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barra Callao | 17034 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami Beach | Mon to Fri 12 to 4 pm and 5 to 9 pm; Sat 12 to 9 pm; closed Sun | New Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2026; counter seats, about a dozen dishes, no starters or desserts |
| Jarana by Gastón Acurio | 19505 Biscayne Blvd, The Abbey, Aventura | Not on the mall page; call ahead | Criollo food, ceviche and a pisco bar; park in The Abbey's garage or lot |
| Pisco y Nazca | 8405 Mills Dr #206, Kendall; 8551 NW 53rd St #A101, Doral | Not published; book through its site | Hora Loca 4 to 7 pm daily; Kendall: chilcanos and pisco sours $7.50 all day Wednesday |
| Divino Ceviche | 2629 NW 79th Ave, Doral | Mon to Thu 11:30 am to 9 pm; Fri to 10 pm; Sat and Sun 12 to 9 pm | Off the northbound Palmetto Expressway |
| La Mar by Gastón Acurio | 1441 S Miami Ave, Brickell | Coming soon; no hours yet | Left the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key in 2025 |
Divino Ceviche's page also says Saturday until 10 pm in one place; call before a late Saturday.
Restaurant websites, aventuramall.com and guide.michelin.com, checked October 2026
What happened to La Mar
For a decade the answer to "best Peruvian in Miami" was La Mar by Gastón Acurio at the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key. In January 2025 La Mar announced that it would leave the hotel and move about a mile to a new Brickell building. In October 2026 its own page still says "coming soon" at 1441 S Miami Ave, with no opening date or hours.
Until it opens, the Acurio option is Jarana, his restaurant and pisco bar at The Abbey next to Aventura Mall. Treat any list that still sends you to La Mar on Brickell Key as out of date.
What to order at a Peruvian restaurant
Ceviche is raw fish cured in lime with ají, onion and cilantro, served with sweet potato and corn; the leftover juice, leche de tigre, is often served as a shot. Tiradito is the sliced, sashimi-style cousin, the clearest sign of Peru's Japanese Nikkei tradition. Causa is a cold layered potato terrine.
From the hot side, lomo saltado is beef stir-fried with tomato, onion and fries, served with rice; arroz chaufa is Peruvian-Chinese fried rice; ají de gallina is shredded chicken in a creamy yellow-pepper sauce. To drink, a pisco sour or a chilcano, and Inca Kola for anyone not drinking.
Which Peruvian restaurant for you
| Staying downtown or in Brickell | CVI.CHE 105 on NE 3rd Ave |
| After the Wynwood Walls | Manta on NW 25th St, with happy hour until 7 pm on weekdays |
| The food is the whole point | Barra Callao's counter in North Miami Beach |
| Shopping at Aventura Mall | Jarana at The Abbey next door |
| Near the airport or Doral | Divino Ceviche or Pisco y Nazca Doral |
Questions people ask
What is the best Peruvian restaurant in Miami?
CVI.CHE 105 at 105 NE 3rd Ave downtown is the classic. Michelin's 2026 pick is Barra Callao, a Bib Gourmand counter in North Miami Beach.
Is La Mar by Gastón Acurio still open in Miami?
Not right now. It left the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key in 2025, and its new home at 1441 S Miami Ave was still listed as coming soon in October 2026.
Where is there Peruvian food in Wynwood?
Manta at 102 NW 25th St serves Peruvian Nikkei from noon daily, with happy hour 3 to 7 pm Monday to Friday.
Where can I get a cheap pisco sour in Miami?
Pisco y Nazca's Kendall location lists chilcanos and pisco sours at $7.50 all day on Wednesdays.
Does any Peruvian restaurant in Miami have a Michelin distinction?
Yes. Barra Callao in North Miami Beach received a Bib Gourmand in the 2026 Michelin Guide Florida.
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