La Gran Fruta - Lima

The restaurant has fine juices of each type also its sandwiches, where well the only is the failure in an okasión with my take order they confuse my sandwich

It is a juice and sandwich shop all day long. the taste is good. However, the quantities are very small and the prices are high. for soal you get a small cup juice and the big cup is as fine as the service. an tables is slow and take a lot of time to visit them and longer to serve the juices. also combos made of juice and sandwich are expensive. not worth.

Small cozy place, but nothing from the ordinary. good fresh juices, but not too many choices. no suggestions from their employees.

Best place for natural juices in commercial district!

I just have to comment on the sandwiches, first. I love the Spanish language, and I love seeing new words. I was baffled by the "sanguches" that I had seen on many Lima restaurant menus, and they were prominent here, so I asked - does sanguche mean sandwich in English. Yes! I'd never seen that particular adaptation. Sanwich, sandwich, entrepan, bocadillo, various spellings, but sanguche (sanguch, singular? who knows). Peruvian Spanish is an adventure in itself.The prices were a little steep for a sandwich and a juice, so I ordered the "combo 2" - a "flauta" or wrap, and a 16 ounce fresh juice for 20 soles. I asked for orange juice with "limon" (lime) mixed in. Orange juice, the standard option in US restaurants, seems to be rare here.The flauta was made with shredded chicken in a thin crepe, crisp around the edges. Really good. And the juice was good, too, the little green limes adding just a touch of lightness to the orange juice. Negatives - the air conditioning was off, due to a water cut, and it was much hotter inside than outside even though it was midday in the middle of the summer. I was melting. I received reasonably good service, but they weren't at all busy, and I wasn't shy about asking questions and getting up to ask for more ice for my drink.