Old as my dad, this place is still one of those dive secrets in Santiago. Most of the food served…read moreEmpanadas, chorrillanas, chacareros, ect. Very traditional food that fills you up - the cheese empanadas are very good and they have plenty of cheese in them so 2 is probably enough for an adult. They have pretty good beer like most places in Chile, the German influence is pretty palpable. Restaurant has outside and 2 levels inside, I'd sit outside just so your clothes don't end up smelling like food. Parking is around the corner and like pretty much all parking in Santiago there is a parking attendant. Worth the visit ? Absolutely.

5 stars without a doubt. The Fuente Suiza offers great sandwiches, empanadas and national beers. A…read moreclassic "fuente de soda" with one of the best chilean sandwiches that you can find in Santiago. Without a doubt you should order the "sandwich mechada" in any of their styles which is "dinamico" it comes with shukrut, tomato, avocado and mayo, "Italiano" tomato, avocado, and mayo or "chakarero (which, as the Chileans say "la lleva") green chili (specific chilean "aji") tomato, green beans and mayo. Also, don't overlook "los crudos" which is ground beef cooked in lemon. it is basically like ceviche but with beef. Delicious. Vegetarian? They offer delicious empanadas "fritas" (fried) with tons of cheesy goodness. If you don't want to leave your house, but still craving one of these delicious sandwiches or empanadas you can call and get it delivered.

I love this place! Amazing food, drinks, music, environment, everything! Definitely recommend it! I…read morehad the grilled avocado an mac n cheese, delicious!

Bar and Restaurant near the Cristobal Colón metro station, which offers standard sandwiches and…read moregood quality beer. As a funny fact, all the sandwiches in the menu have for names some streets of Providencia. The place is good if you want to share a drink with a friend or co-workers; and if you are feelling generous with your wallet, i recommend you to buy a Chorrillana (french fries with egg, german style sausage, slices of meat and onion) still the prices are kind of high but hey, aint the place what you are paying for?

You place your order at a kiosk, choosing between a pork lomito or a steak churrasco, then…read morecustomize it with your preferred toppings. The sandwich is massive, messy, and very popular in Chile. We went with the steak version and added cheese, tomato, avocado, and green beans. The mayo seems to be the signature sauce, but overall, the sandwich tasted very bland. The meat was also quite chewy, making it difficult to finish most of it. Maybe the pork might have been the better choice. It was still interesting to try, but tbh, it felt a bit overhyped here at Mardoqueo. At least the mango drink was refreshing.