My husband and I came here only a few times because we lived in La Florida (on the other side of…read morethe city), not because of the food or service. This little eatery has a funky, friendly, and peaceful vibe, and it is relatively cheap! The only thing is, each time we went there, they were already out of the daily specials which sounded great. But I understand because Santiago is simply not a vegan city. It's getting there, though! We will definitely eat there when we visit my in-laws in STG next time! I'll also recommend it to my fellow vegan travelers heading to Chile.

We loved this amazing little vegan cafe! We each had one of the whole wheat empanadas, two filled…read morewith humitas and one filled with pino & vegetables. They were delicious and very filling, which means we didn't get to try any of the cakes - we will have to go again this week to do that! Highly recommended!

Delicious and very affordable! I wanted to find a vegan version of "classic Chilean food" and I…read moredefinitely think I found it. I would not go for anything with a Chilean salad because that basically means onions and tomatoes, but that's just Chilean food, not the restaurant, and I'm big on lots of veggies, especially in a salad. The food is also very savory, just a heads up to anyone with strong opinions on salt. I was also happy I got to try the classic Terremoto, but veganified with pineapple sorbet-style ice cream instead of cream-based. I took my sister here as well, not a vegan at all, and she also really enjoyed her food. She could only finish half of it, so it was quite filling. Highly recommended!

This is a great vegan and veggie place that has tasty food at an even better price! What's more,…read morethey have a variety of options every day and they change it up - so you won't get bored (contrary to popular belief, there is a ton of stuff you can make that is vegetarian or vegan). They have daily lunch specials that range from 2mil to 3.4mil it includes a salad and drink as well as their tasty bread and pebre! I recommend, if you they are serving it that day, to try their charquikan or their vegan pastel de choclo - yum! (just make sure you come before 3pm otherwise there won't be a big selection). For those vegetarians that have never tried cazuela before, now you can indulge in this typical Chilean dish because Soju offers a veggie version! They also make daily vegan cakes. I recommend their tiramisu or their chocolate mousse cake - both cost $1.500 a slice! If you come after the lunch rush, they have veggie burgers and a great happy hour to accompany them! Remember to get there before 11pm as that is when the kitchen closes. Soju Comida Vegetariana has tasty food, fresh ingredients and great service! Who said healthy food needs to be expensive?

Great find right by hotel Food was great…read moreService was accommodating And the house cab was perfect

Really liked Chipe Libre! Our first lunch at this spot was delicious. We went with the daily lunch…read morespecial (chicken curry or fish and salad). For a very reasonable price, you also get a pisco sour, water/soda/wine, an appetizer (fried cauliflower with beets), and coffee. The pisco sour was very refreshing and tart. Food was a good sized portion as well and tasted light and not too heavy. The lunch special isn't listed in the menu so don't forget to ask about it! Ambiance is really cute inside and they have nice outdoor seating as well.

This is the perfect store to pick up an organic or veggie treat…read more They have everything any vegan, vegetarian or just plain health nut can need. When my mom was visiting, I wanted to make sure I had everything for her to make her feel at home so I went to Planta Maestra and picked up her favorite brand of Almond milk and although it was a bit more expensive than in the states (it cost 4 mil) I was very happy to know I had the option of getting it here. Planta Maestra has a couple of other stores in Santiago, but I have seen this one in Bellas Artes, although smaller, has better prices (however, in general, the majority of what they sell is on the expensive side). They also have dried cranberries that are sugar and preservative free! The products they sell are from the same well-known organic and vegan brands you can find in the states. Planta Maestra also sells beauty products and stuff to make baby food! If you are looking for essential oils to make your own lotions or shampoos you can find them here - including tea tree oil. If you need any types of teas, yogurt, coconut water, almond flour etc they have it. They also sell tasty desserts and cookies that are vegan and gluten free! Everything here is delicious. They also have a frozen section with tofu and other snacks. Overall, a small organic and vegan shop to get even the most difficult to find products to make a healthy lifestyle easy in this polluted city.

My favorite coffee place in Santiago. Small, cozy, a truly beautifully designed place…read more COFFEE The coffee here is really good, likely thanks to a combination of skill, good coffee beans, and la Marzocco coffee machine. The cappuccino has the right balance of coffee and milk. AMBIENT The place is small, with just six stools, but it's very well curated with wood all around and touches of lime green. Highly advised.

Honestly I've only had a coffee and a muffin that they guy thinks is gluten free (almond flour he…read morethinks). I hope he's right. If he is, the muffin was spectacular for gluten free- it was one of those small ones with raspberries inside. The coffee was great. It was good for anywhere, but very good for this city. I have been putting sugar in my coffee in Santiago because I haven't found it good. This is only the second latte or cafe con leche that I've enjoyed without needing sugar in this city: which means LOVELY!