A revisit, but it's been three years, and we had only stopped in one night when Albamonte looked…read moretoo crowded to deal with, and all we tried was the classic pollo a la brasa, which this place is justly known for (and excellent as it turned out). We happened to be in the area for an event. It's not exactly close to home.
Tried a couple of main courses - seco de cordero (230 pesos) the lamb beautifully cooked, the seasoning just right, good rice and beans, and a nice red onion salad to accompany. Also one of my litmus tests, the chicharrón de pollo (150 pesos) or fried chicken, basically, and one of the better versions I've had in town, along with fantastic crisp surfaced, soft inside, roasted potatoes instead of the more common french fries. Yum. Worth the trip, and justifying it's already held position in our highly recommended Peruvian restaurants.