An old Barranco house opens into rooms of Peruvian craft and design.
The story behind the place.
An old Barranco house opens into rooms of Peruvian craft and design. Browse independent makers, visit the exhibition space and pause beneath a large tree at the courtyard café.
Why this place made the list.
Independent character and a connection to local culture.
Before you go.
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WHY IT MADE THE LIST
Local praise. Details you can check.
Operating evidence
Mayi Barov describes a May 2026 visit to the shop and café.
Check the operating sourceA local perspective
Guillermo V, profile Lima, says he brings visiting friends here for original handicrafts and the café.
Published reviewer location or residency: Lima, Peru. Review: 7 May 2017.
Read the review sourceSources checked 15 October 2026. Reviewer locations are reported by the linked source; local editorial coverage is identified in the source summary. This is an editorial listing, not a paid endorsement. Hours and availability can change.