Best Peruvian Restaurants In Melbourne Near Me

4worldlovers: SAMUEL RIVAS, FROM THE COAST, OVER THE ANDES AND TO THE JUNGLE”

Demonstrated at the cevicheria; an Australian first offering many varieties of ceviche - fresh raw fish cured in citrus juices.


Expressed through the parrilla (charcoal grill), Cilindro (smoker) and spit where traditional methods and flavours are embraced.

Represented through our Pisco bar and desserts where exotic & vibrant flavours take you on a journey of discovery.

“ACDC Lane’s newest culinary addition shines the spotlight on Peru with a super versatile dining destination that ticks all the boxes.”

“A sassy laneway restaurant brings the magic of modern Peruvian cuisine to Melburnians.”

“Landing with confidence this modern Peruvian restaurant is as cool as it's address.”

“The San Telmo team brings Peruvian, but more importantly, a party, to ACDC Lane... It’s the sheer user-friendliness and atmosphere that makes this new Peruvian-flavoured venue shine like a well-buffed dollar.”

4worldlovers: Station 59 is an old Richmond Pub, that has recently been converted into a Cocktail Bar / Lounge.

It was once known for its pool comps and live comedy shows however now under new ownership it brings a Latino vibe to Richmond.

Station 59 is offering a wide range of craft beer on tap as well as bottled, complemented with food from Peru (El Tumi peruvian Restaurant).

This is the place for you if you are looking for a chilled lounge to hang with friends after work – don’t forget to try our signature cocktails.

Friday and Saturday Nights, you will find the best of Melbourne’s Latino bands, Playing : Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia, Son, Timba and much more, come check it out.

The new interior design brings a touch of class and the red velvet couches and wooden furniture make you forget that you are in an old pub.

Sundays Lunch is time to bring family together, and stop by for some drinks, food and music. Rotating Cuban Bands bring a taste of havana to your afternoon – here you will see how salsa is really danced on the streets and in the clubs of Cuba.

Come in, the Latino community are more than happy to teach you how it’s done.