Sanguchón Campesino

It is at Av. Antonio José de Sucre 196 in Pueblo Libre. Google files it as a fast-food restaurant with 3.7 from 155 reviews and a reported spend of 20 to 40 soles a head. What defines the house is size: reviewers repeatedly say one sandwich feeds three, which is where the name comes from. It serves late-night food and offers delivery and takeaway. Our reading: opening to 2 a.m. on weekdays and 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday puts it squarely in the after-the-night category rather than lunch; Google marks it popular only for solo dinner, the exact profile of the late-night sandwich counter. Curation note: the directory entry carried no address, zone, phone, hours or attributes. The brand has three branches with very even volumes — this one on Sucre (155 reviews, 3.7), San Felipe (103, 4.6) and Mannarelli (100, 4.4); we chose Sucre as the most-reviewed, but it is the lowest rated of the three and the volume margin is tiny, so it is worth checking whether you would rather point at San Felipe. Past-midnight closes are stored as 00:00 by system convention; the real late-night hours are stated here. Google marks the interior space accessible but says nothing about the entrance, so we do not mark it accessible.