A bit pricey Wonderful fusion food

Ordered Lomo Saltado, limonada con coco, and dessert, but I forgot the name. All were great!

For me this is the best Peruvian restaurant in Barranquilla. We ordered a tiradito as an entree that was amazing, it was really fresh and delicious. The ceviche and fish were great too. Nothing is too spicy but if you ask they can add. The suspiro limeño was good and they sang happy birthday with a live band they have on the weekends. They are always full so I recommend you make a reservation. The ambience is really nice and service was great. Thank you for everything.

One of the best Peruvian restaurants I've ever been

Great food and service. I had the seafood platter which was super tasty, but probably I should have tried one of the more traditional dishes.

Excellent food. In addition, the costumer service is one of the best in the city

This is an amazing restaurant, the food is delicious, the attention is adequate, it has live music and the place feel warm.

Awesome seafood selection. Excellent Peruvian food

we can't sit inside because I'm a tourist and they don't allow regular clothes

Delicious food, waiter knew the products perfectly

This was the first place we tried in Barranquilla and although it was good, portions were way too small for the price. As Peruvian born and raised the ceviche was way too small. Flavors were good though. The lomo saltado was good as well. Four stars because of the portions and the price we paid for the amount of food. Outside from the experience not sure if I’ll go back. Recommended for those that don’t eat big portions but like good food 😊

It was my first time visiting a Peruvian joint in Barranquilla. My date and I arrived in elegant attire and ordered a Seafood Mix platter to share. The food was a bit pricey (relatively speaking) but not overly so... the ENTIRE classy date - food and multiple drinks - cost less than 1 standard entree (plus 1 drink) at a regular chain restaurant in the dUSA! 🤯😂 The wait staff at Mancora was well-dressed in their spiffy uniforms, polite, and patient with my low Spanish skills. The place was chock-full of white people (very VERY European-looking Colombians) but despite some stares from the other customers, my date and I felt welcomed by the staff. I have experienced a lot of automatic and natural/ingrained anti-black discrimination in Colombia (long story, I won't get into it here), therefore this fact is worth pointing out: NEITHER my date nor I felt discriminated against at this establishment. I suppose money trumps race, in this particular scenario! 😅 For that reason - along with the decent ambiance and good food - I plan to return to Mancora and try another dish more booze.

Unbelievable food. Wish there was one in the states