Pan Sal Aire

Alles sehr lecker und guter schneller Service. Vielen Dank und komme sicher wieder

So the place is beautiful but I gotta say the food / service was seriously lacking. To be fair we only had two sandwiches, which were recommended by the server and an entree that we chose so it’s always hard based on just those options. Might have to go back for pastas, pizzas and platos. The bread was way too hard, definitely Zimmerman or Cafe de Lima destroy this place if you’re after sandwiches. We also had the Coliflor for a starter, I’d find a stronger Greek yogurt and not so watery, also I’d caramelize (torch) the cauliflower a bit more, it basically tasted just boiled. I gotta give them credit though for the Jugo de Granadilla, rare find, legit! Don’t hate, just my experience.

Excellent food, great service. Very nice place in a great location. I recommend the lemonade and pasta!

We had the egg brioche sandwich, mushroom kish, cinnamon roll and French toast. Everything was perfect! We especially enjoyed the sandwich and the kish.
Important side note - the dishes were quite small.

Really cute sandwich and breakfast restraunt. When we were there they were out of the top 3 options we wanted but we got the roast beef sandwich and were very happy. Medium prices but really good quality.

On my first day in Lima, I went here for breakfast! I absolutely loved it. The interior was very nicely decorated with plants and cool tiles. The breakfast menu offered a good variety to cover both the sweets and the savory. They had an English menu as well. The staff was friendly and attentive. The food was delicious. The ceramic plates used and the display of the food was also really nice. The overall atmosphere with the music and everything creates a very joyous time. I would definitely recommend it.

Best hot chocolate in Peru over 2 weeks of travel. The cappuccino was too milky though.
For food we had the Shakshuka (tomato, eggs, Greek yogurt) and the roast beef sandwich (coming with mustard seeds, mayonnaise, salad parmesan and small cubes of tomato). The roast beef was quite good. The Shakshuka was actually too rich and powerful in spices so it became too heavy to taste and digest.
The place is quite popular. The service was quite slow. We had to wait 10-15 minutes to have the 1st drink (hot chocolate); had to wait 30 minutes for the food and we had to remind them of the coffee 40 minutes after ordering.
The place is beautiful and I love the access to the cooking book that we enjoyed reading while waiting for the food.