Tragaluz

It is at Malecón de la Reserva 1035, inside the Belmond Miraflores Park Hotel, looking out over the cliff. Google files it as a Peruvian restaurant with **4.7 from 930 reviews**, one of the highest scores in the directory at that volume. It has outdoor seating, a cocktail bar, good coffee, a good wine list, vegetarian plates and standout desserts; the atmosphere is listed as romantic and upscale, and the hotel publishes the menu as a PDF. It books through Mesa247. Our reading: this is the second Belmond dining room in this curation run — after Oqre in Cusco — and it shares its logic: a strict split service, 12:30 to 3 and 6:30 to 10, with half an hour more on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the clock of a luxury hotel restaurant with the kitchen shut in between. What separates it from Oqre is the rating: 4.7 is a destination score, not a guest dining room's. Entrance, space and toilets are listed as accessible. Curation note: the directory entry carried no address, phone, hours or attributes. Google publishes no spend band, so spend per head was left empty and we set the price tier by format — a Belmond hotel restaurant on the malecón — not by data.