Reconstructed more than five times, this 17th-century colonial building, once a chaplaincy, now houses a fair-trade café, a library, and a few upscale handicraft stores. It was originally home to Silvestre de Valdés, a Catholic priest who served as a corregidor (a Spanish official who acts as governor, judge, and tax collector) and who oversaw construction of the nearby cathedral. The house had a long history of changing owners until its present owner, Ana Maria Piño Jordán, bought it at public auction.

I’d eaten a snack bar or two before we found Cafe Bar de la Casa del Corregidor, which seemed like it was the cafe of a kind of hostel in the area.Muña tea and espresso were ordered, as well as juice because it was breakfast for us.The menu was not extremely gluten-free friendly, but I got some kind of frittata that met my needs.We also decided to split some chicken kebabs. Looking at them is making me hungry again.After we walked up to the Condor in Puno, we stopped at the cafe again for some classic Inca Kola, which is like bubble gum flavored pop.I also ordered a quinoa soup because breakfast didn’t fill me enough.And they were so kind to give us more corn to munch on.For our last meal before our night bus to Cusco, we just went back to Mojsa Restaurant again. I’m still not one for repeats, but it makes life so much easier as a celiac when you know there is a safe restaurant with decent food.

Also on the main square is the 17th-century La Casa del Corregidor, Deustua 576 (tel. 051/351-921), purportedly Puno's oldest house, with an impressive Spanish balcony; it now houses a very nice "cultural cafe" and is the best spot in town to take a breather. Nearby, the Museo Municipal Carlos Dryer, Conde de Lemos 289, is the town's principal (but small) museum. It has a decent selection of pre-Inca ceramics and textiles, as well as mummies with cranial deformations, but the collection is not very well illuminated.

A ver, en este café-bar la comida quizá no sea tan rica (venden sánguches, platos de fondo sencillos, postres y ensaladas), pero el ambiente es encantador: se encuentra en la antigua Casa del Corregidor, con patio y rodeado de vegetación. Las bebidas también le suman puntos, buen café (tunki), varias opciones de piteados (bebidas calientes amenizadas con pisco y otros licores) y ricos jugos. Además hay wi-fi y un ambiente distendido para sentarse a leer o escribir, o para tener charlas prolongadas.

Ofrece una propuesta diferente en Puno, con especial atención en los detalles, música, sabor y confort. Ubicados en el corazón de Puno, formamos parte de La Casa del Corregidor, una de las casonas más antiguas de Puno, declarada como Monumento Histórico de Arquitectura Colonial Doméstica del siglo XVII. Ofrece una acogedora atmósfera, con terraza única en la ciudad, y el café Tunki reconocido como el mejor café gourmet orgánico del mundo; carta simple y económica.

La Casa del Corregidor Café Bar es un restaurante peruano, ubicado en el corazón de Puno, que ofrece una experiencia culinaria casera con platos de excelente calidad. Destaca por su compromiso con el medio ambiente, amable servicio y música ambiental. El local, ubicado en un monumento histórico, ofrece una variedad de opciones para dietas especiales y cuenta con una amplia selección de cervezas artesanales y vinos.

Another thing to do in Peru is to visit la Casa del Corregidor. Whether you simply want to admire its beauty or if you just fancy a plate of tapas, this bright yellow landmark is a must-visit in Puno. The 17th-century structure is home to an art cooperative, a fair-trade cafe, and a library, while an exhibition hall displays works by local artists and hosts music events.

It is the oldest colonial mansion in the city, Casa del Corregidor was built in the XVII century. Although there’s no actual documentation about the house, a rent contract was retrieved, which revealed that the house was rented to Don José Salcedo in 1707. However, it is known that Silvestre de Valdés ordered the construction of the house.

This bright yellow building on the north side of the Puno Cathedral pops up on every “Where to eat in Puno” list, and for good reason. It has a lovely courtyard with tables, and an interior room decorated with vintage record jackets. Their menu varies from very affordable sandwiches to Tex-Mex and pasta dishes for a more hearty meal.

We fell in love with the colourful bright yellow Casa del Corregidor just across from the Cathedral. This is one of Puno’s last examples of colonial architecture, so is a historical protected monument and is well worth a visit. Stop off for a coffee in the sunny patio or visit by night for tapas and a local craft beer.

Cafe Bar de la Casa del Corregidor (Jr. Destua # 576)- Try the alpaca burger and one of their many coffee brew varieties. I regret not buying a bag of beans while we were here. They also have a lot of board games; we spent a happy evening playing Jenga with a pair of travelers we met earlier in the day on Lake Titicaca

This charming cafe is housed in a 17th-century building near the cathedral. It features a beautiful patio decorated with flowers and plants, making it an ideal spot to enjoy their organic coffee, cocktails, smoothies, sandwiches, and pastries. The wall covered with vinyl records adds a nostalgic touch to the ambiance.

A relaxed option next to the cathedral, this cafe offers a huge variety of hot and cold sandwiches and salads. More hearty dishes such as alpaca steak and grilled chicken are also available. Order tequeños (pastry parcels stuffed with Andean cheese and served with guacamole) if you’re looking for a light bite.

Next to the Plaza Major de Puno and the cathedral you can find the Casa Del Corregidor, one of the oldest colonial houses in Puno. La Casa Del Corregidor was built in 1668 and has noticeable Spanish influences. It’s sunshine-yellow color and lake-blue balconies make La Casa Del Corregidor stand out.

La Casa del Corregidor (Jr. Deustua 576, Puno) est un des plus jolis endroits de Puno. C’est à la fois un espace culturel et un restaurant situé dans une maison du 17e siècle avec son patio intérieur. On y prendre un café ou une bière, mais il y a également une carte avec plusieurs plats.

Café Bar La Casa del Corregidor (Jr. Destua 567) has a lovely yard where you can get a good coffee with a nice piece of cake, but they offer lunch and dinner too. The vibe is great and the WIFI was good!. Big recommendation in Puno close to the main square in the center.

La Casa del Corregidor se construyó en el siglo XVII y es una de las casas coloniales más antiguas de Puno. Su función principal era albergar al gobernador general de la región, el funcionario responsable de los impuestos y derechos de la corona española.

La Casa del Corregidor Cafe & Bar: Located in a historic home from the 17th century, La Casa del Corregidor serves as a restaurant, café, and bar with a unique terrace. Enjoy the charm of colonial architecture while savoring delicious meals and drinks.

Si buscas por el contrario una comida ligera y bebidas, el bar Casa del Corregidor es bien conocido por estar en una zona céntrica en una casona histórica del siglo XVII, en el cual te puedes pedir cervezas artesanales y una amplia variedad de piqueos.

Café Bar de la Casa del Corregidor is a nice place to hang out and chill after a hard day of visiting the sites. The service is impeccable and the music so smooth it lures you to relax. The building is a heritage site that dates back to 1668.

Casa del Corregidor is a famous little yellow house with a Spanish-style decorative balcony, directly opposite the Cathedral of Puno. The house dates to the 17th century and is one of the oldest examples of colonial architecture in the city.

Right next to Puno’s Plaza de Armas stands the Casa del Corregidor, one of the city's oldest buildings, dating back to the 17th century. This historic landmark attracts visitors with its colonial architecture and cultural offerings.

Si buscas un ambiente acogedor para probar platos peruanos típicos, puedes ir al restaurante La Casona (Jirón Lima, 423, 2º piso, Puno) o mejor aún, a la bonita cafetería de la Casa del Corregidor (Jirón Deustua 576, Puno).

If you are looking for a break, there is a small cafe and bar full of vibrant colors and a cozy atmosphere. This place offers contemporary Peruvian cuisine. Sit down, enjoy a cup of coffee and connect with the free WIFI.

Casa del Corregidor: A charming colonial building that now serves as a cultural center and café, offering visitors a chance to soak in the local history while enjoying a coffee or traditional Peruvian meal.

An attraction in its own right, this 17th-century house is one of Puno's oldest residences. A former community center, it now houses a small fair-trade arts-and-crafts store and a cafe.

If you need a break, there is a little café and bar with bright colors and a fun atmosphere. It is contemporary Peruvian cuisine. Sit down and grab a cup of coffee and enjoy free WIFI.

Casa del Corregidor, look for CIAP a local nonprofit cooperative supporting local artisans. And the third is Artesanisa La Cholilla, an indoor shopping center.

Café Bar at Casa del Corregidor, Positive Rock Reggae Bar, Kamizaraky Rock Pub, Pacha Mixology, La Careta, Platinum Puno, Domino Club, Memorise.

However, it only became known as “Casa del Corregidor” after the house was acquired by Joaquín de Orellana, the city’s mayor.