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Eating
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Among South American capitals, Lima ranks alongside Rio and Buenos Aires for its selection of
places to eat and drink
, with restaurants, bars and cafA©s of every type and size crowding every corner of the city, from expensive hotel dining rooms to tiny set-meal street stalls. Regardless of class or status, virtually all LimeA±os eat out regularly, and having a meal out usually ends up as an evening's entertainment in itself. Other useful information
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Peru,
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