
Stories from Barranco
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Peruvian cuisine, pisco, our evenings on the Plateau and what’s new at Barranco.
Where to eat Peruvian food in Montreal this fallCeviche, lomo saltado, pisco sour: your guide to a Peruvian dinner in Montreal this fall, plus the BarrancoàTable prix fixe.Read the article →
Ceviche, arroz con mariscos or chaufa: build your BarrancoàTable dinnerClassic, spicy or vegetarian: three ways to build your BarrancoàTable dinner, with the cocktails that go with them.Read the article →
Office party in Montreal: a Peruvian dinner in NovemberTeam dinner in November: BarrancoàTable for small teams, group menus for 12 or more, the private room and gift cards.Read the article →
MTLàTABLE 2026: dates, prices, tips… and our Peruvian prix fixeMTLàTABLE 2026 runs from October 29 to November 15. Here is what to know, plus BarrancoàTable, our $55 Peruvian prix fixe.Read the article →
A Peruvian prix fixe in Montreal: BarrancoàTable, 4 courses for $55Starter, ceviche, main and dessert of your choice: meet BarrancoàTable, our $55 fall Peruvian prix fixe, course by course.Read the article →
Group dinner in Montreal: three Peruvian menus for 12 or moreBirthday, team dinner or reunion: our three group menus, from $65 to $79 per person, and how to book at Barranco.Read the article →
Lunch in Montreal: our three Peruvian set menus, Monday to FridayFrom the earth, from the sea or vegetarian: three lunch set menus, coffee or tea included, Monday to Friday from 12 to 4 PM on Saint-Denis.Read the article →
Ceviche in Montreal: our four ceviches explainedClásico, Barranco, Rocoto or Nikkei: what sets them apart, and how to pick yours at the Barranco ceviche bar on Saint-Denis.Read the article →
Bringing the Energy of Peru to the Heart of Montreal’s PlateauMontreal has no shortage of neighbourhoods with personality, but few capture the city’s creative energy quite like the Plateau-Mont-Royal. On Saint-Denis Street, where restaurants, cafés, bars…Read the article →







