Peko Peko is one of the most popular places in Sevilla for tapas for a reason. Located in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, Peko Peko serves Andalusian / Peruvian fusion tapas. They feature some of the classic tapas you would expect in a Sevillano tapas bar and a few you might not ceviche, Peruvian noodles, yucka… They feature a top-notch wine menu as well, to choose the perfect bottle to pair with your meal. The restaurant is cozy and inviting and even has a small outdoor terrace if you would like to enjoy your meal.
You will also be able to enjoy south American-style cocktails (piscos) but don´t worry, in case you fancy and feel like for a sangria night, you will also be able to enjoy it!
Overall quality is good and the restaurant offers good value for money in the area of Santa Cruz.
Service is fast and professional. They have tables on the terrace (the restaurant is located in a small, rather intimate alley).
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Peko Peko is an informal restaurant where you can enjoy fusion food. Tapas and Peruvian recipes go hand in hand here.
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