I rarely eat at a hotel restaurant unless needed as usually they are average but this one had good…read morereviews and usually a Ritz restaurant is worth it. The meal started well with friendly service and the Salmon tartare cones. They were delicious! The tables on the patio are wonderful. We ordered the salmon and the Sea Bass. I was particularly looking forward to having Chilean Sea Bass while in Chile. Ironically the salmon was the hit and the Sea Bass was dry. Also, after we chose to order just a glass of wine each instead of a bottle, our waiter abandoned us. He stopped checking on us and we had to ask for the check (albeit typical in Chile) after quite a long wait. Please note this isn't a bad restaurant, it's just not consistently great for a 5 star hotel. There are many options for good dining in Santiago, this one is average for fine dining.

Incredible experience!…read more We were hoping for the opportunity to try a good Chilean Sea Bass, but due to the season found ourselves indulging in the juices of the Patagonian lamb perfectly prepared with putee eggplant and a Carmanere wine glaze. Before we can even decide on an appetizer, we were greeted with freshly warm biscuits that were stuffed with caramelized onions and a cone of tuna Crudo (on the house!). Pro Tip: Request a taste of several wines, including the regional Carmanere (originating from France, but rediscovered in Chile). Camilo provided us with exceptional service and even surprised us with a parting gift! It was a pleasure getting to know him and hope to cross paths with him in the future.

food was extremely fresh and amazing. The service was spectacular. They were very accommodating to…read morethe fact that we knew very little Spanish. Really enjoyed the ambience.

Great food, great setting, great service. Google maps gave…read moreme an old address, which I put into UBER. So we were dropped off at the wrong location. After we finally made it there the experience was wonderful.

When in Chile, you have to have the Chilean sea bass. That's what the boss got and I got the…read moreseafood soup. We also got a side of creamed spinach. The sea bass was cooked perfectly in a lemon based sauce. The top was crispy and the center was juicy and absolutely delicious. My seafood soup was outstanding. The conger eel was tasty and the soup was filled with small scallops and shrimp. It also came with large size mussels and clams. The broth was flavorful and wonderful. Our creamed spinach was also delicious. Service was attentive and polite. If you are near this place and want a fantastic seafood meal, this is the place to go.

If you are looking for a very good seafood restaurant in Santiago, Chile, I definitely recommended…read morethis restaurant. We ordered the Pisco Sour, Empeñadas Miraolas with Locos (sea snails) for appetizer, Mero (Chilean Sea Bass), Merluza Austral (Southern Hake) both with Donostiarra preparation on top of the grilled fish. The empeñada were very good. Both the fish entres were melting in our mouth! The fried garlic on the top was a good match for the soft fish. The Flan was the perfect ending for the dinner. The service was excellent. Our waiter Louis was very helpful and gave great recommendations. Our first dinner experience in Chile turned out to be a great one!

Nice service delicious seafood I stayed in nearby hotel and always go there for lunch and dinnerread more

Good place. Lot of seafood options. Very good for Chilean standards, but most importantly it…read morefeels really fresh. Love the mussels with the parmesan cheese on top. They were a hit in the group we were with. Great variety of fish types to choose from. They come accompanied by a potatoe balls that are really good. Good selection of wines and great service. Very nice ambiance with great outdoor seating.

We were welcomed in right away. We were early so seating wasn't an issue. We chose to sit outside…read moreand enjoy the breeze. We started with mixed empanadas. Two were beef and two were shrimp and cheese. Both were delicious. We have had empanadas from Argentina. The ones from Argentina are baked in a heavier pastry while the Chilean ones are fried in a lighter pastry. Both are delicious! The pisco sour was wonderful and a bit strong for me (I'm a lightweight). I'm glad I ordered a small one. Next we ordered the mixed ceviche. It is different from Mexican ceviche since the fish isn't chopped and mixed. Still amazing!! It is served with hominy and fried corn kernels. Bottom line: yummmm!!

Terrible food, old fish and poor service. Never saw waiter, only at the beginning and when needed…read moreto pay

Outstanding seafood!!! I head some memorable "herizos" (sea…read moreurchin) and an abalone stew. Great atmosphere...it feels like being on a fishing boat, but... The restaurant is in the basement and you go down/up a narrow steep staircase, while trying to avoid knocking your head on the ceiling. Despite this challenge, I will go back!!!

This is a hidden gem! It's a hole in the wall place. When you walk in its a dingy market but in the…read morebasement there is a slightly less dingy sitting area where they serve you the most amazing food. Ask the waiter what is fresh that day and what's recommended. No tengas miedo!!! Prueba lo que recomienden.

Cozy neighborhood restaurant with amazingly fresh seafood. Fresh fish, Oysters on the half shell…read morewith a refreshing shallot/ cilantro condiment. Yum! Excellent service.

This tucked away seafood restaurant is phenomenal. I had a mango spritz for a drink, a crab and…read moregoat cheese empanada for a starter and their clay pot seafood stew for my main. My friend also had the empanada and a ceviche. The food was excellent. The service was friendly and helpful. We ate inside because it was chilly out and I wasn't dressed to sit in the cold but the outdoor seating was lovely with umbrellas and lights. I would highly recommend this place.