GO HERE. If yo like "American" Brunch, or just good food overall in a fun edgy setting, this is the…read morespot! It is one block from Pablo Neruda's home tour so we walked here after brunch and we're so happy we did! It was hard for me to pass up eggs Benedict but the waiter recommended a dish so I went with that. The menu was in Spanish so I was hoping I made a good choice. When my food arrived, it was the most amazing fried pork and cheese dish with potatoes and citrus fresh slaw. My boyfriends egg Benedict was also on par with ANY I've had before. The mimosas were not overly OJ. We loved the locataion close to Barrio Bellavista and the whole place. This is definitely a place you should go.

Great little place. Beautiful patio, extremely inexpensive compared to other restaurants in this…read moreneighborhood. It's a little "American," so not exactly the most inspired menu for a tourist to try, but the food was definitely delicious. Come here for the quality and value, but if you're a tourist from America, bear in mind it's a similar menu to what you'd find at home. Great wine selection!

Buena comida y buen servicio. Todos los platos son ricos. Hay menú a la hora de almuerzo. No es tan…read morebarato pero vale la pena para no tener que ir lejos a comer algo rico.

Many of you might not know, but this restaurant was a staple of the community on Matta in downtown…read moreSantiago. It is considered a "classic", serving traditional Chilean food. Unfortunately, last year they were literally forced out of their restaurant after the municipality decided to build the line 6 metro. They gave them the date they had to leave, and that date came and went while those from San Remo fought to stay. Unfortunately, the municipality won and as the faithful San Remos clients surrounded the restaurant, security started taking tables, chairs and kitchen supplies to the street. This story has a happy ending. A few months later they reopened in this new spot and their clients followed. San Remo has only 5 dishes but boy do they make them well! They are known for having the best arrollado in Santiago (a traditional chilean dish of roasted pig wrapped in pig skin and slowly cooked). Many of my Chilean friends have deemed the San Remo arrollado as a "superior" dish. It is served with a choice of french fries, mashed potatoes or boiled potatoes. They serve national beers and some international such as Estrella from Spain. Keep in mind it is closed at 4pm and reopens from 8pm-12am and not open on the weekends.

excelente picada muy buen lugar, la comida muy buena tambien los borgoñas, el lugar es muy familiar…read moreen una casa antigua que te hace sentir en la casa de los abuelos de alguien....