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Eating Out Peruvian Style

So I've not yet been to Peru, but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy the food, right? Here are some things to look for when eating at Nazca Grill, Peruvian Food, located in the Clairemont area of San Diego. First, see the owner, Wilson Pulido and tell him that you are ready for an adventure in eating out. He'll be sure to make it a memory worth cherishing.
My "Travelbest" art director and designer, Raquel Giraldez, who is originally from Peru, invited me to come to lunch on the spur of the moment last month. It was an offer that I couldn't turn down. So we met for lunch with her friends and family. Here are some of the delicious food items we had for main courses and for desert. (pictured left to right: Katie Shubat, Raquel Giraldez)















The address: 4310 Genesee Ave, San Diego, CA 92117
Phone 858 560 0873
Pictured: (left to right)Katie Shubat, Mariana Giraldez, brother of Mariana, and Antonio Barrett.
Eating out is an adventure with Raquel and her friends. I'm looking forward to the next time.
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