My friends, and I stopped here because it came up on a Yelp search, and we were on our way back…read moreinto Santiago after a long day, exploring this region of the Andes. It was a very nice choice. They have a very nice selection of food, including pizza. There are plenty of tables, but I would caution you, that the tables that are kind of in the patio seem to be smoking. And if you sit in the non-smoking section near them, you will still get to taste cigarette smoke with your food. On the other hand, the service was on point, we were all happy with our food, although I can only speak for the delicious pizza. It is a very popular restaurant, and I doubt you will feel abandoned by humanity.

This is a great place for lunch and it seems very popular for hanging out in the night. I had the…read morepanquehue de espinaca and it was delicious. It had in house made masa from spinach and avocado and tomatoes with a cilantro dressing on the side. El pisco sour peruano was good and not too sweet. The waiter, Oscar, was there when I needed him and was very friendly. A great experience. I did not try the pizza but saw many that looked delicious. It has a great outdoor patio with all sizes of tables. Podía poner este en español pero quieria ayudar los que no pueden hablar español.

If you are in Vapiano Parque Arauco, you are for sure in the right place. Great atmosphere, good…read moreservice and super food quality make this one of my favorites places to eat in Santiago. Grab a cold beer, and a pizza and you are set. Pasta? Not a problem! Please try the Carbonara. Is out of this world! And if you like a salad, they have you covered as well. Great dish size, great for friends and a nice chat. Even better at night, always good. Always Vapiano.

The pizza was great. The dough was tasty, sauce delicious. Had the ham (capriccios?) Great…read moreportion size as well, everything tasted fresh. Service as well. Value for your peso. I'd go back. Here for business so ate by myself. It was busy, so others must agree.

I've been there several times because they have some playing area and great for family dining, but…read moreI don't remember anything special about the food. The set lunch was nice when I went there for the first time almost two years ago. The last time I went, we ordered cebiche and I couldn't eat. Pizza is one of their specialities but I didn't find it special.

This tiny little fajita shop is located on avenue providencia in the middle of the crazy financial…read moredistrict. It's just walking distance from metro Pedro de Valdivia. Fajita is a really great some what healthy lunch option. They specialize in fajitas so naturally they have crafted a smart and tasty menu. They have a variety of base fajitas that come with for example lettuce, tomato, avocado, and mayo, and then you get to choose a base from beef, chicken or mushrooms. They are perfectly sized and the only thing that leaves you wanting more are their incredible flavors. Each bite is a burst of deliciousness. They have a small inside seating area which is cute and simple. I personally always come to this place when I need a last minute lunch pick up. They are pretty quick and the best thing to bring to a working lunch.

Taquería El Ranchero has to be hands down one of the best Mexican food restaurants here in…read moreSantiago, Chile. This is a great place to come and grab some tacos or a traditional Mexican dish with some micheladas. I do have to point out that they serve Chilean style micheladas; corona, lime and salt. If you want a savory dish that's spicy and tasty, I highly recommend the order of three tacos de pastor which comes with authentic CORN tortillas, carne de pastor and pineapple chunks with some of the spiciest salsas I've had here in Chile. I also recommend the Enchiladas verdes with red rice and retried beans is a good vegetarian option. As per the ambience, it truly took me back to the small-town pueblo vibes with the vibrant colored walls, old vintage decor and Mexican music playing on the speakers. This place transports you to a local Mexican restaurant that you'll find in Northern Mexico. It has an elaborate menu which offers a wide variety of traditional dishes: enchiladas, sopes, mole, pozole , alambres, nachos and agua de horchata. I will definitely be back to this place and will try their pozole!

The flavor was delicious. It tastes like I'm back in socal! I definitely recommend the dishes that…read moreuse conchinita pibil since the meat is so juicy and flavorful! The servers were really nice to me even though I don't speak Spanish and the decor was very nice. It definitely gave me good quality vibes.

I had never been to this restaurant before but went for the first time on Friday night for dinner…read morewith a friend. She had been there a year ago and said she hadn't loved the food but wanted to try it again. We are both Americans but I have had a LOT of authentic Mexican food, including in Mexico and home cooked Mexican food by Mexican friends. The food wasn't terrible, but it did not taste very Mexican to us. Upon seating, we were provided with a basket of very hard/firm and thick tortilla chips accompanied by 2 tiny ramekins of salsa (1 was a red tomato salsa and the other a smooth green avocado salsa). The red salsa tasted like salted tomato and little else (not much flavor) and the avocado salsa tasted, well, like salted avocado and lemon. I didn't taste or see any cilantro or onions anywhere. Chomping on the chips made my jaws tired and might hurt your teeth if you have sensitive teeth. We each ordered a different enchilada dish (see photos). Mine came with 2 enchiladas and was filled with generous helpings of bland shredded chicken that had the texture of a paste. The red sauce on top tasted like Italian tomato sauce rather than enchilada sauce. I was disappointed by the lack of flavor. They didn't even ask me if I wanted it spicy (it wasn't). The reason I am giving it 3 stars is because it was a cute place with thoughtful decor that makes an effort to give you a nice experience. There is indoor seating on the first and second floors as well as a nice outdoor seating area with umbrellas. The waitstaff was nice and attentive. I'd give it 2.5 stars so I rounded up. I just wish the food was better. (If the food was better I'd give it 4 stars!). Not sure whether I will return.

The food is very delicious and reasonably priced. Service was very good . Ice capuchino was…read moredelicious. Went there for breakfast and lunch . Both times experience was 10 out of 10 . Highly recommend. This will be my new place to go to when in bogota .

Great food, excellent place, we love our food, from starter to dessert. Highly recommend.read more

This was a great place to stop off to for a quick bite to eat and drink. There are plenty of…read moreoptions to choose from. I got guacamole chips and enjoyed it The piso sour was delicious!!! Our server Rodrigo was phenomenal! He made great suggestions and was very attentive to our needs. We enjoyed the DJ as well. Great food, drink and service.

Mexicana cuisine in the middle of Araucano, a decent place for after-work cocktails if your quality…read morestandards aren't too high. What I had: pisco sour sabroso, fish tacos, Mexican Cobb salad, draft beer Ambiance - 3.8/5 It's set in the middle of what I believe to be one of Santiago's best escapes, Araucano Park. It's on the lower level and makes for a great stop if your spending the day lounging in the park or if you work nearby. Due to the subterranean location you don't really get the nature-lovers feel, but there are nice outdoor tables and the indoor decore is adequately Mexican. There's a stage and a DJ for 8:30 and later. Service - 3.5/5 I mean, nothing bad to say, but I hate having to flag down a server like I'm stranded on "get me another beer" island. The place was busy on a Thursday evening at 8:00, and TRUST ME I'm trying to judge by Chilean standards, but I really felt like I was trying to make myself conspicuous at this place, to no avail. Food - 3.0/5 The drinks dragged down this score. I ordered one of their happy our pisco sabrosos and it came out warm. Hard to forgive especially when the drink had the familiar sugar-burn of too much high fructose corn syrup, the likes of which are often found in cheap pre made cocktail mixes. The tacos were descent, with warm crispy flour tortillas, but the taste did not overly impress. The salad was descent enough, and I doc them no points because no one ever blows minds with a Cobb salad.