El Pan de la Chola
📍 C. Miguel Dasso 113-115, San Isidro 15073, Peru
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Google: 4.4 • TripAdvisor: 4.5
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El Pan de la Chola in Lima, Peru, is a delightful fusion of a bakery, café, and bar that captures the essence of local charm and culinary creativity. With a warm, inviting atmosphere and a pet-friendly patio, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxed meal. The restaurant shines with its impressive selection of freshly baked goods and an array of Peruvian craft beers. Diners rave about the delicious breakfast options, including standout dishes like 'La Huevo' and the almond croissant. Whether you're grabbing a quick coffee or enjoying a leisurely dinner with friends, El Pan de la Chola offers a welcoming vibe that appeals to locals and travelers alike.
Signature Dishes
- •La Huevo
- •La Plateada
- •Almond Croissant
- •Smashed Avocado Toast with Egg
- •Sourdough Pizza
- •Carrot Cake
- •Brownie
Overall rating 4.4 / 5 (2,189 reviews)
Google: 4.4 (1341 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4.5 (848 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Great place to grab breakfast, coffee, a beer, or a few select dishes offered for dinner. My personal favorites "La Huevo" or "La Plateada" and Croissants. They also have a good selection of Peruvian craft beers.
Cool little bakery/ice cream parlor/ bar 🤷♂️ Place was super legit. Everything from then baked goods, to the ice cream, to the local beers were fantastic!! Will be returning for sure.
These people know the art of keeping the customer satisfied. Their viands are on display and well labelled. The transaction is amiable but swift. The outside dining is pleasant in the morning or late afternoon. There is a good range and the quality is high. The fabrication is on show - always a demonstration of confidence.
I found this place in 2016 and was excited about finding such nice bread in Perú (still hoping to discover great tortillas somewhere), and on a trip this year returned to find them having expanded a block away, managing to maintain this industrial indoor - that connects well with the neighbourhood that used to house their share of mechanics and car shops - and at the same time radiating a pleasant comfy vibe. Staff is friendly, bread is excellent - with a wonderful variety - and can strongly say that their coffee improved a lot since 2016 to proper specialty coffee levels. All great!