We visited this club and it was great. We messed up our reservation and came for the first show…read morewhen we had reserved the second. The owner said don't sweat it and even though it was sold out he found our party seats. We stayed for both shows and they were amazing. The staff was great and worked with our broken Chilean/English and made us feel welcome. Over all the night was a fond memory I will remember forever. The food was ok and the drinks were good but the jazz was TOP NOTCH!!!

Cute little jazz venue. The menu is very limited and the food was underwhelming. Limited wine…read moreselection but reasonable and good. The band we saw was doing late 90s Alt Rock jazz covers which just didn't work. This would be a much better experience just for drinks when a traditional jazz band was playing.

Excellent music, food and atmosphere. Make your reservation early and arrive 30 min before the…read moreevent starts.

I absolutely loved this place for the music and the atmosphere. We ate before going to a show, but…read morethe pizzas were a hot commodity and looked like authentic Italian pizzas. The drinks were fine and the dessert was pretty delicious. I'd go back.

Service was pretty slow and the Brazilian jazz night music was a cacophony of intolerable sounds,…read moreunfortunately. We made reservations and paid the cover charge only to leave early :(

I was on the hunt for a fun place to spend my birthday this year. I wanted something relaxed with a…read morecool/hip ambiance and good music as well as a large cocktail menu. My friends had all talked about The Jazz Corner as "the place to go" for live jazz music. So for my birthday (it was on a Tuesday night) my partner and I went to enjoy a couple of good drinks and awesome music. We showed up around 9pm (we were told that they close early on the weekdays so we wanted to get a good seat) they were still setting up the tables for the night but let us in anyway. I ordered a "blue lagoon" which was delicious (see picture) and my partner ordered a piscola. Shortly after, the music started and to our surprise, it was tango night! By no means was I disappointed, in fact, I think this might have been one of my favorite experiences watching live music in a bar. The performance was outstanding - the singer and his team were Argentinians and they all performed with such expression and power (for a lack of a better word) that both my partner and I were entranced in the music instead of conversation. Not only were the drinks and music amazing but the food was also pretty great. We ordered a cheese dish and a pizza (both fairly cheap and delicious!) The cheese platter was a warm, creamy camembert served with freshly toasted bread and a raspberry sauce. The pizza had 4 cheeses, basil and a thin crust -- 100% recommendable!

Already closed for business and be replaced with a new coffee shop at that location. The new coffee…read moreshop has decent coffee.

Visited this quaint little spot for a late breakfast and thoroughly enjoyed the food. We were…read morethankful the lady was able to speak a good amount of English to help us. I ordered tea, eggs, bacon, toast, and a mimosa. The tea was ok and I thought the bacon was going to be real bacon but it was Canadian bacon. Other than that the food was delicious and the mimosas were made with fresh squeezed orange juice, you could taste the pulp. The toast was nicely toasted and I tried some of my cousin's avocado with it and it made it even better. The eggs with bacon and tomatoes were good as well. We also didn't realize it came with a dessert bc if I did I would've saved some space for it. We enjoyed our time there and recommend for anyone wanting a tasty breakfast.

I stopped in this cute cafe on my last day in Santiago. I actually had no intention of grabbing a…read morebite to eat but I needed Wi-Fi ASAP to check on the status of my late Uber driver to transport me back to the airport. Lol The staff were extremely friendly and very accommodating. I ordered a cup of tea (pronounced te) and a muffin to go. I hung around and took care of my internet biz first. The staff offered me a tiny complimentary chocolate cake and I loved the place even more since chocolate is my bff. I conversed with the staff a bit with them teaching me a few Spanish words and me teaching them English. The cafe was very clean, quaint and very cozy. You can definitely enjoy breakfast and unwind before you start your day. If I lived in the area, this would be a local go to spot.

I have come here various times and surprisingly, each time my experience at Cafe La Barra has…read moresurpassed the last. They serve their coffee strong and with a delicious small bar of dark chocolate (73% cacao) and absolutely delicious! This quaint cafe is perfect for a number of different cafe-type activities including, but not limited to, breakfast on a weekend outside in their nice patio, a work meeting or working solo with your computer. One of the many good things about this cafe is its super cute, picturesque cafe style. Everyone who passes by, lingers for a second outside of the large windows before continuing on their way. The service is good and quick and their internet is fast! The ambiance is relaxed, warm and has the perfect amount of white noise and alternative music to be conducive to working. They also have a variety of tasty pastries (I recommend their galletas surtidas) as well as lunch and dinner options. For breakfast, I hands down recommend their granola and yogurt. It is a perfect weekend breakfast treat, accompanied by one of their delicious cafe-lattes. yum! Tip: Despite the delicious looking cake sign, I do not recommend their carrot cake. They have so many other great pastries I wouldn't opt for this one. If it is warm, sit outside with a nice juice or coffee or pick up something to go and walk through the park (it is a block away).

Lovely place for a coffee, snack, sandwich, lunch, etc…read morePrices are quite affordable for this neighborhood. Very colorful decoration and prompt service Good: Decoration Coffee selection Affordable pricing WiFi Things to improve: WiFi speed could be a bit faster but is better than nothing Coffee is served without a little glass of complementary water Menu in English would be nice

Funky interior and good coffee. Love the little and intimate patio. Prices are affordable and…read morecredit cards accepted as well as cash.

We had a wonderful three course meal at Salvador's for only $9900 CLP! I had the empanada as an…read moreappetizer & the veggie lasagna as my entree. Dessert & a refreshing mango ice tea were also included with the meal. Service was incredibly fast. Would definitely recommend!

What a great find, the menu of the day had tasty starter, a main course which was simple like all…read moregood food and enjoyable accompanied by a fruit iced tea and followed up with coffee all for £10. Great value and just round the corner from major places of interest. A definite recommendation for lunch.

A brief stop on our tour, we were informed that Café Haití is also referred to as "coffee with…read morelegs" and that is more than apparent. The young ladies working here are the Chilean equivalent of the American Hooters chain. High heels and extremely short skirts. How's the coffee? That's not why the clientele of this place is entirely male.

I didn't have pesos to use the public banos (restroom) so we stopped in to this visually appealing…read morecoffee house for a quick cup of cortado and some water while we were in Santiago Chile. This cafe features a counter for perching and throwing back a caffeine jolt. Most patrons here drink their coffee fast and roll out. The cortado was good but not exceptional. It does come served in a beautiful glass and metal European style cup , which we did not experience because we asked for ours to go, a mistake. Note bien: the banos here consisted of three urinals attached to the wall in what appeared to be marked as a unisex bathroom and clearly was not. I ventured solo past the do not enter employees only door through a locker room for staff and a utility closet to find a sit down toilet that a female could use that was in a tiny closet-unmarked- in the back. In the spirit of adventure- and since we did not plan a trip to Chile but were redirected there courtesy of United Airlines and Copa Airlines- I consider this entire trip a bonus adventure- I accepted my bathroom exploration as par for the course. However, we also noted that all the staff here were young ladies wearing sheer black stockings, tight bodysuits and hyper abbreviated red velour miniskirts. Just saying. Perhaps this is the Chilean version of Hooters coffee style!

Hey,great little find with fresh and homemade food near the center of Santiago.Owners are ex…read moreAustralians so the place is a real surprise.Really nice feel about the place and the owner was really friendly.So if you are an expat or an Aussie on a trip,check this little place out.