Casa de Campo
A traditional Cochabamba restaurant founded in 1982, known for its trademarked Pique Lobo, which comes in huge portions. It is located on Boulevard, beside Recoleta Square.
Located at No. 618 on Boulevard pedestrian street, next to Recoleta Square. The official website says it opened in 1982, and it ranks No. 1 for local cuisine in the Cochabamba department on Tripadvisor. The signature Pique Lobo is the restaurant's registered version: beef, sausage, and fries topped with beer gravy. Other dishes include pique macho, spicy beef tongue, spicy chicken, and silpancho. On weekends they also serve fried pork and peanut soup. Portions are huge, and a 'tourist portion' is enough for two or three people to share. Prices are on the high side for locals, starting at about Bs 70 per person, and some feel they're aimed at tourists. The courtyard-style decor has a rustic feel, and it serves from lunch until late at night. Weekend lunch is busy.
Opening hours
Daily about 12:00–24:00 (not yet confirmed on the official website)
Nearby sights
- Palacio Portales
- El Prado (Avenida Ballivián)
- Convento de Santa Teresa
- Plaza 14 de Septiembre & Cathedral
- Cristo de la Concordia
- Archaeological Museum of UMSS
- La Cancha Market
- Laguna Alalay