Excellent pizza, we tried the the Funghi one with a Chilean carmenere, which was a perfect match…read more Waiters were also nice, didn't forget nothing and brought everything on time. Good value, meal for two for under 20,000 pesos. Definitely recommended!

This pizza restaurant, situated on Avenida Providencia, is a good choice for Italian food and…read morepizza. There is streetside, open air dining, or you can eat indoors. The space is large enough to accommodate groups. It was a hot day in Santiago, and I chose the indoor option, which was slightly cooler than the outdoor option. My waiter was very efficient and helpful, and I had a very enjoyable thin crust pizza. They have a delicious Pisco sour, and Carmenere wine (by the glass) went well with my pizza. I enjoy thin crust pizza that is not overwhelmed by toppings, and my pizza was well balanced. This restaurant seems to be popular with locals and tourists alike -- it's always a good sign when there are more locals than tourists eating at a restaurant. I am very happy with my choice of pizza restaurants that evening.

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

Really enjoyed this food! Came here with a large group and wasn't sure what to expect. The service…read morewas really friendly and able to seat us at 3 tables near each other. I had pizza and it was really good. They have unique combos like onion and steak.

Great food and waitstaff! Loved it. Great location and friendly service. Beer and wine selection is…read moreextensive.

I had the Lasagna Bolonese, and it was delicious. Delivered piping hot with the cheese on top…read moreperfectly and lightly crisped . The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was that I sat quite a while without anyone coming to get my order. I will say it was on off time, though.

From someone who has spent far too much time doing nothing in Roma except drinking and finding…read morepizza (and other restaurant) hot spots, this pizza is incredible. By far the most authentic wood-fired italian pizza in Chile - and maybe all of Sudamérica. Not sure as I haven't tried them all yet from each country, but this is a real diamond in the rough. Was blown away that this type of quality and authenticity is available anywhere in this part of the world. Buonissimo!

My family's visit to Domani was superb. We were offered English menus but they were very…read moreaccommodating when they realized we wanted to practice our Spanish. Yummy food and superior service. Our waiter was Jose M. and he was great. The food: muy delicioso ;) also the space is very charming and just has lovely vibe. Kid friendly too.

Closest thing to New York Pizza in Chile. Thin and crispy. Very reasonably priced.read more

This is your average little pizza cafe located next to the numerous other cafe on Jose Miguel de la…read moreBarra street in the center of the Bellas Artes Neighborhood. They offer thin crust pizza by the slice and last time I went it was only about 1 mil pesos a piece. They always have a selection of pizza ready, or you can wait for their fresh ones to come out of the oven. The dough is nice and crunchy, the toppings are good, nothing too special. You can take a seat inside or enjoy yourself on their little street patio. Or if you want to avoid being in public grab a slice or two to go. Verace is always open late as it is in such a popular part of Santiago. They also serve beer to enjoy with your food. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is piola (chill).

Perhaps the best pizza we have had! Lots of cheese and fresh (not canned) grilled artichokes on…read moretheir pizza. That and a chop is the best! We go to this place ever time we are in Chile. Actually been going here since 1989!

The pizza here is delicious and not too expensive! It has a thick crust (not New York), lots of…read morecheese, and a variety of toppings. When you walk in, ask the person at the register what kind of pizza they are serving next (they serve by the slice). If you think it sounds good, tell him/her how many slices you want. Once you order, you find a place against the wall (they don't have tables here, you just stand at a bar/counter thing). When your slice is ready, they'll bring it to you. Whenever you're done, ask for your receipt and you pay again at the register. It wasn't too busy when I went in (4pm), but I've seen that it's a little insane for lunch. It's very much an in-out sort of place. It's the perfect place to go if you're running errands in el centro!