Espada Restaurant, Mancora, Peru
by David
(Los Organos, Peru)
Mancora, Peru - La Espada restaurant
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La Espada (swordfish) has two restaurants in Mancora, Peru. We had lunch at the larger one. It was airy and mid week so pretty much were alone there. The food was good, a little on the high side for Mancora, attention reasonable.
My wife had soup and I had seafood but don't remember which plate.
It is not on the beach but on the main street (Panamerican Highway).
I especially liked that it was roomy and open on three sides., as a lot of restaurants we have eaten at are very jammed with tables and no windows.
I would recommend this restaurant if you are in Mancora.
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