Restaurant in Ica, Peru
Bistrot Bastille
100Pearl PointsLate Dinner
About Bistrot Bastille
Bistrot Bastille is a practical pick in Ica when the goal is a relaxed dinner near La Angostura rather than a credential-led destination meal. The upside is convenience and evening usefulness; the caution is that verified cuisine, pricing, chef, awards details are not part of the public decision set, so compare before booking for a special occasion.
For Bistrot Bastille, the verified case is simple: it is a casual venue in Ica with confirmed evening hours on Tuesday through Saturday and a Sunday schedule that runs from midday into late evening. For a first-timer, consider it when the priority is timing and casual dress; if you want to compare it with another named option, Sol y Luna is one reference point.
A useful Ica dinner option when timing matters
The verified details point to evening service from Tuesday through Saturday and a Sunday window that runs from midday into late evening. Monday is closed. That makes it useful for visitors who want one planned meal without relying on unverified assumptions. The tradeoff is that there is no verified cuisine, chef, price range, menu format, or awards signal to use as a quality shortcut, so this is not the place to choose if the decision depends on a named chef, tasting menu, or trophy credential. The verified dress code is casual.
With no formal accolade or menu format to anchor expectations, the practical value comes from the known basics: Bistrot Bastille is in Ica, keeps late hours on most open days, has a casual dress code. That can be enough when the main need is a simple dinner plan. For a high-stakes celebration, it is safer to cross-shop against venues with clearer verified details before committing.
How to use it in an Ica itinerary
Choose this for a first night in Ica, a relaxed evening meal, or a low-friction plan built around verified hours. Skip it if the goal is a destination meal with published awards or a highly specific cuisine brief. For broader planning, compare it with other dining options and confirm the current details that matter to your visit.
Quick reference: consider Bistrot Bastille for an easy, dinner-led Ica plan; cross-shop if cuisine clarity, awards, or a defined price tier matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Bistrot Bastille?
The verified details do not list specific dishes, cuisine, or a menu format, so choose based on what the restaurant is serving when you visit. The clearest confirmed draw is timing: Bistrot Bastille is open Tue-Sat from 6:30 PM to 12 AM and Sunday from 12 PM to 11:30 PM; Monday is closed. It is in Ica, the verified dress code is casual.
Is Bistrot Bastille good for solo dining?
It can be a practical solo option if the confirmed hours fit your schedule, especially for an evening meal in Ica. There is no verified seating format, counter setup, or solo-dining policy, so treat it as a general restaurant choice rather than a venue specifically documented for solo diners.
Can Bistrot Bastille accommodate groups?
The verified information does not include a seat count, private room details, or group policy. Group planning should be confirmed directly with the restaurant. For comparison, you can also look at Sol y Luna, Ballestas Restaurant, Chalana Restaurant, Pucusana, or As De Oro as other named dining options.
What are alternatives to Bistrot Bastille?
Other named options to compare include Ballestas Restaurant, As De Oro, Sol y Luna, Chalana Restaurant, Pucusana. Because the verified details for Bistrot Bastille do not include cuisine, price, or awards, compare based on the basics that matter most to your plan: hours, location, the kind of meal you want that day.
Is Bistrot Bastille good for a special occasion?
It can work for a low-key special dinner if the occasion is about timing, ease, casual dress rather than a formal tasting-style experience. The strongest confirmed facts are the Sunday 12 PM to 11:30 PM window and the late Tue-Sat service from 6:30 PM to 12 AM. For a bigger celebratory meal, compare it with other options and confirm the current setup directly before booking.
Location
Av. La Angostura 203, Ica 11004, Peru
Ica, Peru
Compare Bistrot Bastille
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Bistrot Bastille | Ica | , |
| Ballestas Restaurant | Paracas | , |
| Chalana Restaurant | Paracas | , |
| As De Oro | Pisco | , |
| Sol y Luna | Urubamba | Peruvian Andean |
| Pucusana | Lima | , |
How Bistrot Bastille Ica compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to look if this does not fit
If the missing cuisine and price signals make the decision feel too open-ended, cross-shop Sol y Luna first for a clearer Peruvian Andean brief. If the day's route points toward Paracas, Ballestas Restaurant is the more natural alternate than forcing an Ica dinner.
How it compares with other Ica-area options
Bistrot Bastille is the easier, lower-friction choice if the plan is dinner in Ica without a long decision process. Sol y Luna is the better fit when the brief is specifically Peruvian Andean, because its cuisine signal is clearer. Ballestas Restaurant and Chalana Restaurant sit better in a Paracas-style coastal itinerary than an Ica city dinner plan.
If value for money is the main concern, compare the menu in person or before committing, since published price positioning is not available here or across much of this. As De Oro and Pucusana are useful alternates when route and timing matter more than staying close to La Angostura. For a first Ica night, Bistrot Bastille is the practical pick; for a more defined regional meal, start with Sol y Luna.
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