Pizza, pasta, artisanal beers, all while sitting on a cute patio overlooking Bustamante park. This…read moreis my favorite way to enjoy restaurant Amadeus. Their sidewalk patio is so cute and very pictures facing the park and all. They offer a wide variety of flat crust pizzas. They are very well sized (although I can eat one myself). They have options for both vegetarians and meat lovers. Their salads are big and not just filled with lettuce, I'm a ceasar lover myself and I love when my salads have lots of goodies, not just three pieces of chicken. They also serve selected bottles of wine or by the glass and almost all of their beer is served on tap. You can enjoy the relaxed yet elegant atmosphere or take your food to go. They sometimes do delivery but always ask first as it varies. Their staff are very nice and accommodating.

Thin crust pizza, reminiscent of Italy/France. Best pizza we've found, so far, in our three weeks…read morein Santiago. Nice outside seating, with heat lamps. Amadeus has their own microbrewery, and the hubs said the amber was very flavorful. I had the grade above the Reserva for the red wine, and it was delicious. Great atmosphere, and the best meal we've had in a while, as Santiago is a sandwich/meat heavy culinary scene. We'll go back.

It is hard to imagine an environment less conducive to good appetite than this restaurant's…read morestreet-only seating. Heather insisted we give it two stars because the absolutely disgusting environment is not entirely the restaurant's fault. I was more than ready to give it a one. There's a lot they could do to discourage the street hustlers that approach each table, literally lean over your food, and harass you; there had to be at least four, plus a wandering musician that wouldn't leave the table until we gave a tip. Not to mention the customers that, it seemed, were actually trying to come up with the most repulsive possible restaurant behavior. (I'll leave that to your imagination, as I am trying to forget.) If you can get past all that, the pizza is adequate, with a medium-sized pie setting you back CLP 4000-7000. Stay away from the soft drinks, though; a 12 oz bottle of "juice" costs almost as much as the cheapest whole pies. We ended up here only because everything else was closed for New Year's Eve. After ten minutes, we got our food to go, went back to the hotel, and drank to forget our disgust.

This restaurant has a rich atmosphere, softly elegant but not formal or 'dress up'. My husband and…read moreI stopped there in our first day in Santiago, and we were not disappointed. Our waiter spoke English, was kind enough to answer our many questions on the menu and provide recommendations. I had a Pisco sour (because you can't go to Chile without trying that cocktail out). I don't do very well with sourness in cocktails, but I thought that it was excellent, and barely sour at all. Then my husband had the shark with fries and fried eggs, and I had the pork. Both were delicious, but beware, portions are huge! Both dishes were extremely good. Overall a very pleasant experience, I would recommend this restaurant if you happen to be in the Santa Isabel neighborhood, it's only 2 blocks away from the metro.

I really like this place. The interior has a nice vintage atmosphere. The pizza is actually really…read moregood too - it's a thin crust and feels super fresh and surprisingly light. There's one pizza that has some spicy peppers on it, which are actually super spicy - probably enough to kill most Chileans (although I appreciated the spice!). They have a good drink selection too and I don't recall being offended by the prices either. Definitely a good place to check out in Barrio Italia!

We ordered lunch delivered. They have several pre fixe deals for 2 or 4 people and the portions are…read morehuge. We got the one with and we gallina and lomo mar y tierra. It also came with ceviche for an appetizer which I was a little nervous about because it's kind of warm in Santiago right now. I made the mistake of ordering an extra yuca frita with it. Mistake because it ended up being a huge amount of food which we couldn't finish. Everything was delicious. The salteado was steak and shrimp and it was really good. It had more of a gravy than just a soy sauce base I am accustomed to. I highly recommend them for delivery

Once again I've got to say this: the best food in Chile is Peruvian food. Rocoto is delicious. The…read moreonly reason I don't give them five starts is because the first time I went they would not serve me there although they had a table. The Pedro de Valdivia branch is apparently only for take-out. Even after the bad experience I still went back and ordered and, although the menu was for four, we still had some leftovers for the next day.

A gem of a restaurant tucked away on a side street off Avda Providencia district. Impressive…read moreselection of Chilean comfort dishes (the cazuela is popular) including ceviche and sandwiches, as well as pasta and pizza. The Peruvian-style pisco sour is excellent. I recently tried the crudo (steak tartare), made from a recipe Helen brought from her native Germany, and must say it was the best I've had in years. They also have a decent selection of schop and bottled beers.