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Opening hours
Open
| Monday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday | 12:00 - 17:00 |
Reviews
(Last Updated: July 28, 2025)
Total reviews: 405
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207★★★★☆
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8★☆☆☆☆
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It's a shame. That even today, in 2025, there are restaurants like this where you arrive for lunch and there are more than four tables available. The waiter has to tell me I have to wait for a table for someone else. A couple of elderly people who were still having lunch. I politely asked him to please serve me because I only had time for lunch and hadn't had breakfast. But he insisted I had to wait, with the restaurant at less than half capacity. I thanked him and left the register. And I asked for the complaints book. To my surprise, the man at the register confirmed they didn't have one. I've been there for lunch before. But how important it is to serve just one diner, like a family. This won't stay like this. It's an act of discrimination. For which they will have to answer to INDECOPI. For not having a complaints book. And for discriminating against a single customer in a restaurant at half capacity. Afterwards, I went to Buenos Aires to have lunch without any problem at Doña Chelito, which is smaller and they had no problem serving me.Classic restaurant in Trujillo, serving typical regional dishes. Highly recommended!Best restaurant in Trujillo for many years. They have best local food including cabrito( baby goat), duck, shambar a bean soup served only Mondays. It's seafood is really good. Prices are fair, service is good. Basic atmosphere but we all go for the food
I had the pescado a lo macho today, it was outstanding, a nice piece of seabass with a creamy spicy sauce w mix seafood.Its entrance streets are deteriorated and there is no garage.
The food is good Creole, and so is the service.Very good Creole food, highly recommendedThe seafood dishes leave much to be desired, but the Creole ones are finger-licking good.I went to the restaurant today and ordered fried guinea pig with ajiaco. They gave me 2 pieces of guinea pig, one of them was crunchy, but the other piece I couldn't eat, it was very hard, the guinea pig was old since the skin was impossible to split. I asked for it to be changed and they told me that it was already gone, but they continued bringing guinea pig to the next table, in my case they just fried it again, they told me to take my plate and talk to the cook, I explained to her that the skin of the guinea pig was very hard, she instead of responding to my request, grabbed the guinea pig with her hands, tore it to pieces, threw the guinea pig on the plate and took it away. Instead of solving the problem by changing the guinea pig for another, he demonstrated his lack of education and service. When I asked for the complaints book they told me they didn't have it, by law they should have it.
I don't recommend this restaurant at all!
Bad service and bad food!Good service, location and nice food.Shambar well made and well served
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Experience the Flavors of Trujillo at La Cazuela
Located in the heart of Trujillo at Jacinto Ojeda Manzana A, La Cazuela offers an inviting culinary journey for lovers of traditional Peruvian cuisine. This classic restaurant is known for serving typical regional dishes that highlight the rich flavors and diverse ingredients of the area. From local specialties such as cabrito (baby goat) and duck to their popular shambar, a hearty bean soup available on Mondays, visitors can delight in authentic and well-prepared meals.
Enjoy Signature Dishes and Welcoming Service
La Cazuela is celebrated for its outstanding local cuisine and a menu that includes a variety of delicious offerings like pescado a lo macho — a delightful seabass dish topped with a creamy, spicy seafood sauce. The restaurant’s atmosphere is simple and unpretentious, placing the emphasis firmly on the quality of its food and attentive service. This has earned it a reputation as one of the best dining spots in Trujillo for many years. Guests come here to savor Creole dishes renowned for their robust flavors and enjoy a dining experience that feels both comfortable and authentic.
The establishment operates with convenient hours, open every day from noon until 5 PM, making it an excellent choice for lunch or an early dinner. Whether you’re a local or a tourist eager to try traditional Peruvian fare, La Cazuela offers a genuine taste of the region’s culinary heritage in a well-loved and reliable setting.
