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.

We walked from our hotel to Metissage and it was absolutely worth it! This charming…read morebakery-restaurant serves some of the most delicious food we've had in Santiago. From the fresh baked bread and buttery croissants to the perfectly made omelets and refreshing fresh-squeezed orange juice--everything was outstanding. Even though we're only in Santiago for a week, we've already decided we'll be going back again. A must-visit spot for anyone looking for a cozy and flavorful breakfast or brunch experience!

Lived up to its reputation. Glorious everything-- croissants, coffee, fresh juices, and more. Plus…read morea charming atmosphere and friendly service. Must visit!

Already closed for business and be replaced with a new coffee shop at that location. The new coffee…read moreshop has decent coffee.

Visited this quaint little spot for a late breakfast and thoroughly enjoyed the food. We were…read morethankful the lady was able to speak a good amount of English to help us. I ordered tea, eggs, bacon, toast, and a mimosa. The tea was ok and I thought the bacon was going to be real bacon but it was Canadian bacon. Other than that the food was delicious and the mimosas were made with fresh squeezed orange juice, you could taste the pulp. The toast was nicely toasted and I tried some of my cousin's avocado with it and it made it even better. The eggs with bacon and tomatoes were good as well. We also didn't realize it came with a dessert bc if I did I would've saved some space for it. We enjoyed our time there and recommend for anyone wanting a tasty breakfast.

Delicious gelato that can't be missed. Local fruit flavors, and a really nice part of Santiago to…read moresit and enjoy. Try the Lucuma if they have it. It's an Andean tree fruit that's very sweet and milky.

Hard for me to get too excited about this place, especially when they try to draw the strong links…read moreto Italy. The ice cream is average. Yes, the local flavors are nice to try but the quality of the ice cream was just not great. Given the lack of competitors in Santiago, it's probably worth a visit if you are craving ice cream.

First time was great. Good coffee, very limited on breakfast but solid good. Second time. Nothing…read moreof that. Very small amount of avocado (are you kidding me?) And slow and bad attention. Disappointed. La primera vez fue buena experiencia. Buen café, limitada carta en desayunos pero ingredientes de buena calidad. Segunda vez nada de lo anterior. Poca cantidad de palta (parecía más una muestra). Lenta y mala la atención.

This parisian inspired bakery, specializes in making all-natural bread (their recipe is from the…read more19th century) from a"mother" starter and adds to it, fermenting and growing the dough - this ensures great quality and taste of the bread with each loaf. Not only do they make some great bread, but they also do pastries like brownies (oh, the chocolatey goodness!) as well as the best croissants in town (both the traditional and chocolate versions). Café Cocteau is a fairly new cafe, open just 2 years ago, and they are already killing it. Besides their delicious baked goods, they also serve lunch and "once" and have daily specials (like carrot curry!). For "once" or breakfast I recommend the Forestal, it comes with a choice of tea or coffee, bread with 2 toppings a natural fruit juice and dessert all for 5 mil. I recommend coming early if you would like to try their lunch as it is always packed - although starting at 12:30 you can call and reserve a table. They also have a full cafe with decaffeinated coffee and lactose free milk! What's best, all of their products are 100% natural (some are Organic) and all are delicious!

I went with my kids, and there was an invitation of a tipical Chilean drink at the begining, my son…read moreloves it. The Pizzas were very soft and full of ingredients. Service was excellent, and the ambient very familiar, open and clear.

This "pizza" was pretty sad... but it was the only thing open late night, and I was slightly drunk,…read moreOK?! Their Vegetable "Pizza" came out with an underwhelming amount of real vegetables and an overwhelming amount of real grease. You can't just sprinkle canned corn on top of a pizza and call it a Vegetable Pizza! The crust was cracker-thin and unsatisfying. Even through my beer goggles I could see this was no true pizza. I guess I'll have to wait until I get back to New York City for that...