Great menu options - plates are full - service is awesome and ambiance is perfect. Great selection…read moreof menu options you can choose from.

I've had some good food, but the wings I just got were NASTY, didn't even finish them, seafood…read moreseems better

Little coffee house , perfect to grab a coffee and other refreshments. I didn't try the food here,…read moreso I can't give much fees back on that. The owner was our waitress. Lovely service.

This is one of my go to spots whenever I visit Santiago from the U.S. Their menu is outstanding…read more Highly recommend the venison osso bucco, and especially, their spatzle. The only thing better than their food is the owners/chef.

We are visiting from the USA and this restaurant is across the street from our hotel. Food was…read moredelicious and service was great. The Gulasch with Spatzle was excellent as well as the Weiner Schnitzel with potatoes. The Baked Camembert with wild berry sauce was superb.

This place in our stay was a must! We came here every single day for coffee and empanadas or…read morepastries the place have good seating options and fair prices comparing with other places like starbucks the ladies sometimes are pretty rough but sometimes are ok lol but I came her for coffee

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.

Nómade is probably the best-kept secret for lunch in the Golf neighborhood. I had walked by several…read moretimes, making a mental note that I wanted to return soon to check out their breakfast or lunch options, which are always advertised on their sidewalk chalkboard. For only 6,000 pesos, you can get a huge quiche with a side salad, a sandwich on French bread, or a big salad. Each of the options has multiple varieties to choose from. I was torn between the veggie quiche (zucchini, tomato, basil) and the chicken avocado sandwich. The hubs couldn't decide if he wanted the chicken curry salad or the roast beef one. Ultimately, we ended up with zucchini quiche and curry salad. Both were great! The hubby's salad had coconut flakes and deliciously seasoned curry chicken. I was impressed with the size of the quiche and the perfectly flaky crust. To drink, he had raspberry juice and I had limeade. After our lunch dishes were cleared, we received our coffees and a little coconut cookie on the side. A perfect ending to a lovely lunch. I definitely recommend you sit outside under one of the umbrellas. The outside space is so cozy and inviting. If you have some time (1.5 hours), you might also check out the MUI.

Nice secluded coffee bar next to the museum. They have promo menus that include an sandwich, drink…read moreand coffee for 6000,-

I have been coming here for several years now and was concerned that Patagonia might not survive…read morecovid. Much to my pleasant surprise, they are back, though sadly without the full menu. Instead, they have only a digital menu that's really paired down and most of the delicious sandwiches are long gone. On our most recent trip, we brought out-of-town visitors and their kiddos, aged 11 and 3. The oldest was not initially a fan of his chocolate shake because it was so dark and bitter, but the adults loved it (and it was sweeter once he mixed it). The youngest had his first submarino and loved it (highly recommend for newbies!). One ordered a hot dog, which was surprisingly good! The bread was very soft and tasty and the slaw was out of this world with a hint of sweetness and poppyseeds. A couple of us had the salads, which were great--the chicken option has quinoa mixed in and the mushroom one is extremely earthy. Unfortunately for us, the only jarra options for lemonade on our visit was plain (read: tart), though we would have preferred ones with berries or with mint + ginger. I'm glad to see PS is back open, but I do hope they bring back some of their classics like the Siete Colores sandwhich and the other with the fried egg.

On my quest to find the best hot chocolate in Santiago, this place was an obvious choice for me to…read moretry. I got a thick hot chocolate, although they have an option for a thinner one, as well as "submarinos" which is a bar of chocolate in hot milk. The hot chocolate definitely didn't disappoint. Has a nice balanced chocolate flavor that's not too bitter but still has a strong chocolate flavor. I was also hungry so I ordered a sandwich. My expectations weren't super high because it's a little place that specializes in chocolate, but don't let that stop you from trying the food. I got a roast beef sandwich that had caramelized onions, lettuce, pepper mayo and a fried egg. All of the ingredients were top notch and together just made a really good, gourmet sandwich. I'm looking forward to trying other things here. If you're in the area it's definitely worth the trip.

Great little bakery and coffee shop. First time I saw cheese danish outside of the US and…read more"brazilian style bread" (pao frances) outside of Brazil. The medialunas are pretty good as well. Very affordable and good service. Convenient location right across the AirBnB I was staying. Only downside I can mention is, apparently, take out only as there is no sitting area.