Al Palo y a la Parrilla

Al Palo y la Parrilla occupies a house on Jr. Alfonso Ugarte, a few blocks from the centre of Pucallpa, with outdoor seating, a bar and a private room for groups. The menu crosses the grill with the Amazonian larder; the photos diners post to Google keep returning to the patacón, the churrasco, the juices and the seafood plates. Our read: this is the city's reference grill rather than a chef-driven destination, and it works above all as a long lunch or a group dinner; Google flags it as good for children and also as romantic, which says something about a dining room that manages both. Practically: it closes on Mondays, runs two shifts (12:00-15:00 and 18:30-22:00) and only opens at midday on Sundays, so mid-afternoon is not the moment; it has free parking of its own and step-free access. Curation note: the Google listing has not been claimed by the business, so hours and attributes come from a second-order source; the restaurant has no website of its own — its only official presence is a Facebook page — and that is why the entry carries no images: there are neither owner-posted photos nor an official site to take them from.