So this is it, the ONLY real Greek restaurant in Santiago…read more This little gem is only open on Saturdays and Sundays and during limited hours (12pm to 4pm). The menu is small but changes often. The decor is amazing here...wow...I spent a good 15 minutes after we ate looking around. It is adorned wall to wall and ceiling to floor with greek posters, books, plates, and various memorabilia of Greece. We tried the Greek salad (7.000) which was big enough to serve 4 people as an appetizer. It was absolutely gigantic. Considering the cost of real kalamata olives and real feta here in Chile, this is well worth the cost. We also tried a moussaka and a souvlaki giro with fries. The moussaka wasnt what I am normally used to, it was somewhat falling apart, but the ingredients and the proper flavours were all there. The souvlaki giro was great and fries came with oregano as they do in Greece! This place makes me very, very happy...I will return! Its very difficult to find authentic food of any kind here in Chile.

This place is a locals favorite- 80 years in business!!! Their specialty? Many different kinds of…read moreempanadas - plus they have Completos, sandwiches etc too. We were on a walking tour of the area with a local and she brought us here to try something unique. I had the shrimp and cheese empanada and hubby had the seafood. Yum! They serve you wine for breakfast. Yes please lol Super efficient service and friendly. You use the napkins to hold the corners to eat the empanada. They were piping hot from the fryer but super tasty!! We paid about $18 US for empanadas, wine, water and a juice

Great place to grab a quick lunch. Durning the lunch rush they remove the chairs and you can only…read morestand at the counters. I had some sort of soup and a cheese empanada + a coke in a glass bottle. The food comes very quickly, 30 seconds after you order it. I did get some comments about being a foreigner but when they realized I could understand what they were saying we all had a good laugh. My suggestion is to order one item first and then look around the room and see what other people are eating. There is a good chance the locals know better than you what is good. If you are in the area this is a great experience, nothing fancy but really fun to watch their system work like clockwork. They also have seating outside but you loose something sitting down.

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.