Area: safe + cute vibes with shops Food: 10/10 upscale mix…read moreof cuisine with lots of Chilean local ingredients Service: great with some people who speak English but mostly it's Spanish only Situated at the edge of Barrio Italia neighborhood, this gem of a restaurant resembles the houses in the area with its tall ceilings and beautiful courtyard seating. It looks like a Victorian era style with the wide checkered floors and moody dark tone interior. All to say, the ambiance is a chíc. The food was delicious and paired well with the local red wine was a little sweet and light, Cabernet. The ribeye steak Chileneo cut was delicious with just a little bit of fat skin but not enough for it be annoying to eat around. The pork slaughter was perfectly cooked and tender. The corn side dish was delicious as well. The octopus... if you like seafood this is a must!

Quaint, unpretentious, unique, quirky, fun, cozy, welcoming...the list of superlatives can be…read moreextensive when describing this place. The back patio area at Casaluz is dreamlike and absolutely gorgeous: after a long day of walking in the hot Santiago sun, a few pisco sours in the garden was nothing short of pure bliss. The cocktails are extraordinary and made with obvious understanding and expertise; even the most basic and common drink here is superb. The food at Casaluz is current, and they put a lot of thought into presentation. Ingredients are fresh and diverse, and their salads are especially enticing. Because they offer tapas, you can sample a wide range of flavors, but the croquetas de jamon Ibérico were my favorite dish. An absolute gem that delivers on service, food, drinks, and especially ambiance. A must if you're in Santiago!

Best place for spanish tapas in Vitacura. I've been many times, and each time the owner of the…read morerestaurant and his wife had been there. Excelent food and delicius sangrias.

We were looking for a place for dinner and noticed the covered cute sidewalk seating area and…read moredecided to eat here. It's a Spanish tapas place, so they've got Spanish tortilla, patatas bravas, and other shareable small plates on the menu. They also have a few options of ceviche, including a salmon one that was pretty tasty. We also ordered the tortilla which was huge and the prosciutto plate. We also got some pisco sours to go with our food. The food was tasty - especially the ceviche. The ambiance was great and the service was excellent. I checked out the inside and sitting outside in the sidewalk area is much better! Cheers!

In town for 2 days. Decided to walk that way ! Many restaurants to choose…read more Decided on this place as I lived the decor. Very upscale. I was stated and given water. Ordered a cocktail. After that... a family. And in and were so loud. Talking in the phone with the speaker on.. it happened often in South America..... I was hoping a server would tell them to mute it. They did not. I decided to move... as I can't enjoy my meal with that. Once I moved... delightful. Service and food delicious. Can't wait to return.

Sparkly atmosphere and kind waiters! Drinks were the size of a fishbowl- I would consider that a…read morewin. Definitely get the shrimp appetizer and the Spanish cheesecake dessert. Pro tip- they DO have churros, but you have to ask. Must be on secret menu. I recommend getting hot chocolate with it!! As an American eating at 5:30pm, 10/10 experience!!!

Food is good. Service is decent (Chilean standards of course). The restaurant is located within a…read morecharming little plaza which makes for a good ambience. Better than the other tapas place around the block.