Casa Ausangate

This place is absolutely amazing to stop over and eat. I had breakfast and lunch here, and it met my highest satisfaction. You can find many options from gluten-free to vegetarian and local meat. The ladies in these kitchens are smiley and welcoming. I stopped here for my trip to rainbow mountains, and they also have mint tea and coca tea, including that full buffet meal. You can also buy here ponchos and souvenirs, as next to it on the land is small shop. Toilets are clean and toilet paper is included for guests.

- Jana Miskarova -

Stopped here 2 times for a breakfast and lunch buffet as part of a tour to Rainbow Mountain. Delicious hot fresh home cooked Peruvian food was just what I needed to give me the energy required to hike rainbow mountain. I will miss this place! Please follow @bouncingplaces on YOUTUBE as It helps support the channel so I can continue sharing amazing places like this to eat and fun adventures as I travel the world full time See you in the next one! Keep on Bouncing Baby

- BOUNCINGPLACES Level 9 -

These high and mighty Google reviewers are confused that they are dining in a Michelin recommended restaurant while they are paying a budget price for a tour to Rainbow Mountain. This restaurant exists for the sole purpose to feed hungry travelers before and after their once in a lifetime experience at Rainbow Mountain. All things considered, the facilities are spacious, and well maintained by all of the hard-working staff. The secondary dining room off to the side is a little bit cooler and more spacious and the washroom at the back is not only clean but immaculately clean. It was in fabulous shape in the morning and for the lunch rush. The staff is hard-working and cleaning all the time. And to be honest, the food is 3 out of 5 stars but if you know how to pick and choose and plate it properly, you can make a gorgeous plate of nachos that will satisfy any hungry traveler . People suffering from altitude sickness and a good bout of car sickness and dehydration and overheating should not be making critical restaurant in all of these type of tourist feeding trough that I've experienced this one is definitely top-notch.

- DR. ALVIN TUNG -

Wow! I wasn’t expecting much for an included breakfast buffet and lunch as part of our Rainbow Mountain tour. Just finished lunch and the food was delicious! One of the more memorable meals for our two week stay in Peru. I didn’t have much for breakfast since it was early morning at around 5:30am but did try the trio of breakfast beverages which was so tasty and helped me warm up. Now for lunch, I had two plates full of authentic local food and also two servings of dessert. What I appreciated was how it was seasoned well and not salty like the majority of places I tried in Cusco. Thank you for the delicious food, great atmosphere (clean, spacious, heaters), and friendly and hardworking people.

- Cathy Nguyen -

A popular restaurant and pit stop for tours coming this direction. It's literally sitting in a small town that most tourists (perhaps locals) would not stop at. The surrounding area is bare, not a lot of traffic, and very rural. The food is standard, it can get really heated up with the metallic roof during sunny days. This location offers clean washroom, a small gift shop, and a tiny display for Vinicunca.

- Tim Chu -

Very good restaurant serving local Peruvian food. The buffet has different varieties and the food is hot. Recommended.

- Maria -

I’ve been travelling for a 6 weeks in southern America and that was the best food that I have had during that time. Highly recommend

- Anton Launonen -

One of the better tasting menus in the tours we've been in. Not much variety, but what they offer is tasty!! They have a shop that offers warm clothing for people that underestimate the weather (me)

- Grecia -