Favorite Italian restaurant in Santiago! They have a delicious buffet and menu, the service is…read moregreat, and the atmosphere is very nice. It's a bit on the expensive side, but you are definitely getting what you pay for. I can't emphasize enough how nice the staff is! Possibly the best service I've ever experienced in Chile. My recommendation - try the locos as an appetizer and order the pasta trio. Delicious and filling, you will not regret it.

This is a swanky little oasis on an otherwise super busy street. It's a bit pricey by local…read morestandards, but totally worth it. When I had dinner here, I was one of only two tables, which is a shame given the calm ambiance and delicious food. The gnocchi was awesome, and the server paired it with a nice wine. I had a ginormous 3-tiered chocolate cake and espresso for dessert...for a city that has been a let-down for a coffee lover, their espresso was miles above the other local options. Also, the server not only worked with my lack of Spanish, he tried very hard to make conversation and ask about my trip, etc. Highly recommend!

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!

Visiting from the USA (son is spending a semester in Santiago)…read more We came for lunch on a Sunday. We were greeted and seated right away. The food was excellent. We stuck with traditional Italian options and our son went for the Lomo a lo pobre. (Steak, fríes, 2 eggs, and sautéed onions). Definitely recommend!!!

Bonito lugar, buen trato y rica comida, me gusta el ambiente tiene muchas opciones con precios…read moreasequibles.

I call it the red light therapy restaurant. We had an awesome time and really enjoyed our pizza…read more Our waiter was great. Ambience was fabulous. Got to meet the owner who was superb. The location was great, walking distance from our hotel at the Hyatt Centric. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Food was very close to authentic Italian. For homemade pasta claim, different than USA home made…read morebut still quite tasty. Ambiance was nice, not too noisy, clean and comfortable. Stuffed shells with cheese and veggies was a perfect blend and the sauce was very pleasing! The breads with olive oils were unique and flavorful.

Rivoli is expensive, but worth it. Located in the Providencia district, off of Nueva de Lyon, this…read moreplace draws the people, and I can see why. I had a half Mediterranean Salad, and the Spaghetti Frutti di Mare. Unlike some versions, there was plenty of seafood gracing the dish. And all the pasta is so fresh! The chef/owner comes around frequently to make sure everything is going well. And it is -- servers are professional and attentive, the food is awesome, and you can get wine by the glass, half bottle or bottle. They have a good cocktail list too. I highly recommend Rivoli, and hope to be back again, but bring a credit card, or at least the Chilean equivalent of a couple of Benjamins.

Went here after seeing the place mentioned online several times, but were a bit underwhelmed with…read morethe food and service. We sat at a sidewalk table, since it was a lovely night, and were ignored for a while. A few cold rolls were then brought to the table, and a waiter took our order. The house salad had no dressing on it, came with lime halves, which we used together w/ the oil & balsamic vinegar on the table. I ordered Vermicelli Bolognese, which did not have much sauce and was very light on flavor. My husband enjoyed his vegetarian lasagne w/ pomodoro sauce. Strangely there did not seem to be any garlic or many herbs in their version of Italian food. We had walked quite a distance to get to this area/restaurant and did not feel like it was worth the trek.

Best kept Italian secret in Santiago!…read more Why? Because the price is right with huge portions of homemade pasta!! This place is always busy with locals! Definitely a casual place. They also own the cafe across the street and a pick up fresh frozen pasta separate entrance. The restaurant entrance is on the side of the building as if you were entering someones home, and this place keeps on going and going. They obviously kept expanding the restaurant space into different living areas of the location. They have a toy room for the children to play. My personal favorite dining location is in the open air back patio that has small water fountains with flowers in the summer. When ordering in Chile many waiters and restaurants are not willing to change the plate to your specific request. This is not one of them! If a dish has a sauce that usually comes on it and you would prefer a different one not a problem! Im not saying the service is always polite but the food is good. My personal favorite is the homemade ricotta cheese ravioli with nuts and the tomatoes and creme sauce. Ravioli de Ricotta y nueces con sala rossa. Yum! I love it so much that we would go to the take home entrance of the fresh frozen pasta and pick up boxes of the Raviloli - Ricotta y Nueces as well as Ravioli de Ricotta y Jamón and Ravioli de Carne to take home and make for ourselves throughout the month. Whipped up some homemade sauce and its so easy and delicious. 1box is good for 2 adult servings. Definitely recommend this location for tourists during lunch!

This is one of my favorite restaurants in the area. Fresh dishes every day, in fact today was the…read morefirst time that the waitress had not xxxed out half of the hand written menu. We shared sorentinos tres quesos and ravioles con tomate y pesto. Oye. Que rico. I hear that they are closing soon and moving but every time I go they have told me not to worry.

Very nice staff! I ate here a few times during my visit to Santiago and they were very friendly…read moreevery time! My Spanish is malo but they worked with me! The first time two times I ate here I ordered completos to go and they were good. But my last time here I ordered a plate that came with fries, a pork chop, and eggs. And it was all very cheap! The food was delicious and you couldn't ask for a better price or friendlier staff.

Food is excellent. The pizza was truly outstanding ... perfectly cooked and seasoned. I saw…read moresomeone get pasta and it looked just as good. Just a heads up...menu is in Spanish. Most employees speak either broken or no English at all. I found a work around to the menu....if you look at the Intercontinental website, they have the menu in English - you're welcome!

Handmade pastas with a variety of choices. Caprese salad, lasagna, spaghetti with meatballs are all…read moregood.