Parrillada Imperial

Parrillada Imperial is a grill restaurant, known in Spanish as a parrilla, that operates in Lambaré, a city in Paraguay's Central Department. As a parrilla, it follows the grilled-meat format typical of this kind of restaurant in Paraguay.

Lambaré began as a chapel, founded in 1766 by governor Carlos Morphi, and its history has been counted administratively since October 1, 1768. That colonial origin, tied to a chapel rather than a city planned from the outset, marks the point of origin of a locality that, over the centuries, grew into the city it is today, within the Central Department.