Sándwich Palermo Café

It is at Av. Palermo 270 in La Victoria, the branch the brand is named after. Google files it as a café with 4.4 from 2,306 reviews and a reported spend of 20 to 40 soles a head; what comes up most in the reviews is the pan con chicharrón, the country ham and the tamales. The brand now has several branches — Garzón in Jesús María and San Borja Norte among them — but this is the original and the one the directory entry points at through its URL. Our reading: opening at 8 a.m., closing at 8:45 p.m. and staying shut on Sundays is old-school neighbourhood sandwich-counter behaviour, not brunch; Google marks it popular for breakfast and for eating alone, which is exactly the profile of a pan con chicharrón bar. It takes no reservations and has no table service: you order at the counter. Curation note: the directory entry carried no address, zone, phone, hours or attributes. Google explicitly marks the toilets and the parking as not accessible and publishes nothing about the entrance, so we do not mark it accessible. Street parking is free but the listing itself warns that spaces are hard to find.