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It is at C. Sucre 211 in central Arequipa, with open-air tables and a fireplace. The house defines itself as author's cooking on three legs: artisanal pasta, Italian simplicity and Arequipa flavour, and says it has "appropriated the word pastería" to name what it does. Google highlights the good coffee, the cocktails, the desserts and the wine list. Our read: inventing a category is usually marketing, but here it describes something real — this is neither an Italian in Arequipa nor a picantería with pasta, but the crossing, and its 1,046 reviews at 4.4 say the city understood it. The practicalities: it opens every day from 1 in the afternoon — no breakfast, no early lunch — closing at 10 Monday to Wednesday, 11 Thursday to Saturday and 9 on Sundays; it recommends booking, and has a bar, wifi and declares itself a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. The entry records a 2025 Summum nomination for Restaurant of Arequipa. Curation note: the directory entry carried no address and listed it as Peruvian cooking; the house defines itself as Italian author's cooking, so it was corrected. The hours come from the house website, more granular than Google's. Google marks the space and toilets as accessible but not the entrance, so the entry carries no accessibility attribute. The website publishes no menu with prices, so the menu remains pending.