La Rosa Nautica, Pescara

Over Price $$$$$ Food ok ...service 'snobish' . If you look gringo u ll get better service...however bring ur Centurion AMEX. There lot of places in Lima with better food, better enviroment, and for 1/2 price.

It was my first time in Peru.I had a wonderful experience. I loved the environment and the food was amazing. Great place to take pictures. I would definitely be back in the future.

Ive Traveled to peru once and the rosa nautica is the best Make sure you go there its in the heart of miraflores and larcomar mall is up the hill

my wife and i had a late lunch early dinner jan. 2009the service and the food was exceptional. We live in new york city and have dinned at many of new york's five star restaurants and i would say that this restaurant is on a par with any five star restaurant in the city.dinning at this time allows you to watch the suffers and the crazy para gliders flying from the bluff over the roadway asses to dthe pleasure of dinning at this time. When lin lima i would strongly suggest you give it a try i am sure you will pleased

The location on the beach is beautiful. That is about all this restaurant has to offer. We were treking in the Sacred Valley for a week with our children and had a long layover at the airport so we went out to Mira Flores and had dinner at the LaRosa Nautica at the recommendation of our guide. The food is pretty forgettable, uninspired and the service rude and snobbish. It took 1 hour to get a glass of wine and they charge per person for water and bread even when you are having dinner. This is not considered the gratuity! The meal was overpriced for what it is and clearly this is because of the location. There is more attention paid to which pieces of silverware are on the table than to the customer. If you want to enjoy the view, I would recommend having a cocktail and going to a truly fine dining establishment for dinner. La Rosa Nautica is the sort of place you go to just to say you were there.

I flew from Los Angeles to Lima for one night only in order to take one of my former Peruvian colleagues, a female University professor, out to dinner. Restaurant is located on a pier and has very romantic appeal. Food and wine somewhat met our expectations. However, it was apparent to us that "typical" Peruvians do not frequent this restaurant. I felt uncomfortable to have a busboy, instead of English-speaking waiter, take our orders and to serve us our meals and wine. Our menus had no printed prices. It was very obvious to me that presence of my Peruvian colleague (half Peruvian Indian / half Spanish with darker skin complexion) diminished our status to the "less important guests." This was very obviously reflected in level of service we have received. Moreover, this was accentuated by high level of attention all other guests seating around us were receiving throughout the night from regular, well dressed, waiters. It is sad that restaurant of this caliber and reputation engages in (visual) discrimination against its guests. At the end of the evening, I felt it was important to apologies to my former University colleague for this experience.

It had great food, service, ambiance. Try something different - octopus, ceviche, whole fish, quinoa - everything is exceptional. We visited at lunch and dinner. At lunch, you can watch the surfers.

its coool i loved it here and i would so loovee to go back any day. O its a blast there the sights are amazing

I love this place because of its view but overall its food! the best in the world! As soon as I get there (Lima, Peru) that will be my first place to eat after coming from the airport... You bet!!!

the service was vere nice...the management is very poor...too many managers and they do not even come to your table we you did ask for it.