Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Continue
Stay on browser
Add Review
Directions
Add Photo
Alameda 3223
RM Santiago
Chile
Maipú
Hours
What time does Delicias open?
Delicias opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Delicias close?
Delicias closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Does Delicias serve alcohol?
Yes, Delicias serves alcohol.
Does Delicias have TVs?
Yes, Delicias has TVs.
Does Delicias have parking?
Yes, Delicias has parking options.
Does Delicias have free WiFi?
Yes, Delicias has free WiFi.
Spanish
1 Review
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Café para llevar
Menu
See all
Entrada
This is a great stop for a salad and a pastry. The staff were very busy, but our servers were…read moreprompt with our items. We sat by the pastry display and my mouth was watering looking at them all. They had great espresso as well! I also love the look of the place. It was giving cute Parisian. I'd definitely visit again.
Place is beautiful and close to my hotel in Santiago /Chile , food was good but the waiter telling…read moreme that he could not bring us another tea cup for my friend to share the tea I ordered was surreal ! Not sure I would be back because of the service !
Best hot chocolate ever
Family and I enjoyed the place a lot
This place was absolutely amazing! It's a cozy spot located in a quiet, safe neighborhood, which…read moremakes it perfect for a relaxed brunch. We started as a group of 5 and quickly grew to 9, and they accommodated us without any issues. The staff was consistently friendly, flexible, and welcoming. The sandwiches are beautifully crafted with very generous portions. All brunch sandwiches come with any coffee you want, including specialty coffees, and a freshly made fruit juice. The classic eggs Benedict includes two toasts, and you can choose a different base for each one (avocado, bacon, smoked salmon, ham, etc.), which is a great touch. The "Top Winner" is an outstanding deal: one egg Benedict plus a supersized croissant with the spread of your choice. We stayed chatting for a while after eating, and they never rushed us to leave, which made the experience even better. Highly recommend!
Great brunch spot with delicious options!! I got the French toast and it was extra fluffy and just…read morethe right amount of sugar. It was served with a delicious strawberry jam and a side of fresh fruits.
From the owner: Partimos soñando con construir un espacio feliz, donde pudiéramos ganarnos la vida haciendo algo de…read morelo que pudiéramos sentir orgullo; Comida saludable, hecha con cariño, con sentido; fomentando el consumo local, promoviendo y trabajando en el cuidado del medioambiente. Hoy, tres años después, sentimos mucho orgullo al ver cómo nuestra idea fue tomando forma y se ha ido consolidando.
Terraza La Panquequería
Fachada del local
Nutella, coco rallado y crema Chantilly.
La panadería, ideal cuando las panaderías ya cerraron
Brands by name
Articles by date
At the entrance of Lastarria, and half a block from metro La Católica, Cantábrico can easily be…read moreoverlooked amongst the hustle and bustle of Alameda. However, once I was introduced to Cantábrico by some friends, this has become one of my go-to bars to watch any Chilean game or to share a pitcher with friends after our Friday soccer games in San Borja park. This simple traditional Chilean"sandwicheria" is a classic on Alameda and its loyal clientele (a mix of students, older men and football fanatics) make it known, as on any given evening their booths are filled. Although there is nothing particularly special about this pub, you can always count on having a great sandwich and fries (they have vegetarian options) and a cold national beer to wash it down. The servers are friendly and the food and drinks come out fast. My favorite part of Cantábrico is knowing that whenever there is a good game on, the pub will be filled to the brim (many people just stand) with local fans cheering (this is a good way to learn many of the Chilean cheers for "la roja").