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.

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.

Oh that carrot cake! Great brunch option in Santiago. The…read morerestaurant is very pretty, in the patio of a gallery. Great to enjoy a pleasant autumn afternoon with friends.

From the owner: El Café de la Candelaria es un lugar encantador donde puedes disfrutar de productos gourmet de gran…read morecalidad tanto en pastelería, como sandwiches y ensaladas, que podras disfrutar con cafe de especialidad, te gourmet, jugos naturales, vinos , cervezas y mucho más

Gabriela Cafe, named after Gabriela Mistral, a Chilean poet-diplomat, educator and feminist who won…read morethe Nobel Prize in Literature, is located in the center of the GAM cultural center. Just like the cultural center, the cafe has an industrial-like feel to it, that makes the cafe seem modern, open and fresh. I have been here a number of times, every time with big groups and the staff have been very accommodating! I recommend calling a week ahead of time to reserve a space if the group is large. If the weather is nice out, I would take advantage of their outdoor seating. The coffee, teas and desserts are top-notch (they even have artesanal ice cream). They sell gourmet products that you might not be able to find elsewhere (usually from family-owned chilean brands) such as chocolates, teas, jams and even merken from the south of Chile!

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.

Fui a almorzar y café. Al sacar mi computador me dijeron rudamente que estaba prohibido. El cartel…read moreen la entrada es un icono irreconocible e ilegible. Una molestia. Pésimo y desagradable.