after walking through a nearby neighborhood looking at street art, we were ready for a break before…read morehiking up santa lucia hill. nice people watching and cute place.

Great find! We just finished an hour at the Castillo Hidalgo and on our way to the Central Park…read moreand stopped in for beers and a fantastic sandwich. The staff did not speak English but I would never rate a place lower for that. They were incredibly friendly.

This is another gem in the wall! It has the best coffee and healthy snack options. They do serve…read morebreakfast and lunch, however, it also has a variety of pastries. My go to order is the set of tomato, basil and hummus bruschetta-it is the most tasty combo ever. I also recommend the earl grey latte and assorted teas. The ambience is nonchalant and has a friendly-hipster vibe. It is full of amazing art work and the customer service is exceptional. In addition to a relaxed vibe, they have indoor and outdoor seating and have good working WiFi. I highly recommend this coffee shop and without a doubt come here again for the delicious bruschetta. Este cafécito es una joya en la pared! Tiene el mejor café y ofrece snacks saludables. Sirven almuerzo y desayuno, pero también tiene una variedad de repostería. Mi orden que normalmente pido es el set de pan bruschetta con tomate, perejil y hummus- es el combo más sabroso que he probado! También recomiendo el latte de bergamota y la variedad de tés que ofrecen. El ambiente es súper relajado y tiene una onda muy amigable y hipster. Este lugar tiene muy buen decor y arte que lo destacan al igual que el excepcional servicio. También tienen una área en el patio para tomar cafecito y WiFi buenísimo. ¡Yo recomiendo este café y sin duda alguna regresaré por esas riquísimas bruschettas!

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

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).

While visiting Santiago a friend wanted to do high tea and what better place than a Alice in…read moreWonderland themed cafe?! We arrived a few minutes before our reservation and they are very strict on time so we spent the time taking photos on the lovely street the cafe is situated on. Once our reservation time came we were escorted to the private room we reserved and was served the most wonderful tea service. We pre paid so we had multiple snack towers, pots of tea and individual drinks. Everything about the service was wonderful, then we got to wander around the house and take photos afterwards. I loved everything about the experience but will caution you, the stairs are steep and thin so take your time and be careful!

Went on a Monday around ~11am. Booked a reservation in advance but still waited ~15 mins in line as…read morethere wasn't an attendant at the front to easily check in with. Outside of the check in, table service was very friendly and attentive. Drinks were fresh, fun, and delicious! I really enjoyed the raspberry juice and the teas came in such cute teapots. I tried one of their holiday specials as well, which was a fun and delicious grinch drink with cinnamon and chai. Food was very average, if not below average. My parents and I ordered the avocado toast, Alice's dress salad, and happy day. I would skip on the avocado toast, I thought the bread could have been toasted more (but the bowl of yogurt with chia seeds and jam that came with it was delicious) The salad had a lot of large lettuce pieces, but was fresh and didn't skimp out on the fruit or cheese. Happy day came with cute boxes but was really just a simple adult version of a happy meal. The highlight of the spot is of course the decor! We were seated in the 'Mad Hatter's Room', which was fun and quirky, but I'd prefer being seated in one of the higher floors if I were to go back. After we ate, we walked up a beautifully done staircase that led to a fun hallway of mirrors and then a gift shop, all of which had great photo opportunities.

No longer exists. What more needs to be said? The requirement for 85 characters is stupid.read more

This restaurant operates under a new name, but a comparison of the menus revealed similar items…read more I'd still give it high ratings. The food and service were excellent, I'm my humble opinion.

Terrible service. And the food was mediocre at best…read more We visited with a party of 6. 5/6 people spoke Spanish in our group. We ordered a bottle of sparkling wine to share with 4 people and 2 beers for the other two. We ordered burgers, steak and I believe a pasta. After the meal we were ready to commit to more drinking and so we asked for the wine menu. After narrowing it down, we asked the server, male with a beard, light complexion with a nose ring, in Spanish "we want to buy a bottle of wine, but if you have this bottle open (since it's available by the glass) can we try it to make sure we like it before we commit to it" The server immediately rolled his eyes before turning around and beginning to walk away. One of our party said "hey, I saw that". He looked at her and walked away. Then he told our initial server about it who gave us a dirty look. He brings over the glass of wine to me, the person who didn't ask for it. And I asked for the check. He knew we were leaving because of his poor attitude. This is a restaurant that attracts many tourists. Let me tell you, don't come here. Find another place to spend your money. Not here. Never here.

The setting on a 2nd floor patio overlooking a park was really lovely - lots of little white lights…read moremade for a great atmosphere. The food was quite good and the service was very nice. It was the nicest meal we had in Santiago and I would recommend it to anyone traveling there.

GO HERE. If yo like "American" Brunch, or just good food overall in a fun edgy setting, this is the…read morespot! It is one block from Pablo Neruda's home tour so we walked here after brunch and we're so happy we did! It was hard for me to pass up eggs Benedict but the waiter recommended a dish so I went with that. The menu was in Spanish so I was hoping I made a good choice. When my food arrived, it was the most amazing fried pork and cheese dish with potatoes and citrus fresh slaw. My boyfriends egg Benedict was also on par with ANY I've had before. The mimosas were not overly OJ. We loved the locataion close to Barrio Bellavista and the whole place. This is definitely a place you should go.

Great little place. Beautiful patio, extremely inexpensive compared to other restaurants in this…read moreneighborhood. It's a little "American," so not exactly the most inspired menu for a tourist to try, but the food was definitely delicious. Come here for the quality and value, but if you're a tourist from America, bear in mind it's a similar menu to what you'd find at home. Great wine selection!

This is a hidden gem in the neighborhood. The architecture of the place takes you to old Palermo,…read morewith an interior yard and wooden tables, you feel like spending a few hours in there. Noteworthy pastry and amazing coffee. Definitely a place for working, breakfast on Sunday or simply to read the newspaper or a book.

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