Santiago
Santiago is the capital and economic center of Chile. With its many museums, events, theaters, restaurants, bars and other entertainment and cultural opportunities, it is also the cultural center of the country. For visitors it's both the gateway to the country and a destination in its own right with an eclectic architecture, a vibrant culinary and cultural scene, surrounded by the mighty Andes welcoming skiers, trekkers and friends of wine. Its central location in the country makes it a great base for visiting other areas, and it is possible to ski in the nearby Andes and later be on the beach in the same day.
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37 places match
- EatSanhattan and East
Anakena
Designed to look like an outdoor market with a number of dishes that combine Asian, European, and South American cooking styles.
- EatProvidencia
Aquí Está Coco
Seafood is this restaurant's specialty and its menu has a wide variety of fish and shellfish to choose from. There are a number of other dishes for the non-seafood lover as well.
Mon-Fri 13:00-15:00 and 19:00-23:00, Sat 13:00-15:00 and 20:00-23:00
- EatProvidencia
Baco
A relaxing French restaurant in Providencia, with one of the best wine list of the city.
25,000 pesos per couple
- EatCentral
Bar Nacional
Matias Cousiño 54
Offers hearty Chilean meals and a range of local and imported drinks.
- EatSanhattan and East
Boragó
Frequently named as the best restaurant of the country, this innovative place offers "Chilean haute cuisine", using only local and rare ingredients in its dishes.
Mon - Sat 20:00-23:00
- EatWest and South
Boulevard Lavaud
In Barrio Yungay, Boulevard Lavaud is more than a coffee and restaurant, is part of Santiago history. Better known as La Peluqueria Francesa, is part restaurant, part antique store and part hair salon
Mon-Thu 09:00–01:00, Fri Sat 09:00–03:00, Sun 11:00–17:00onion soup 3500 pesos, Coq au vin 7500 pesos, Duck a l'orange 9500 pesos
- EatSanhattan and East
Café Dante
A meeting point for friends, with a lot of history and nice service.
- EatProvidencia
Café Literario Parque Bustamante
A combination library-café (hence, "literary café") located in the park, free Wi-Fi.
Mon-Fri 09:00-19:45, Sat Sun 10:00-19:45
- EatBellavista and North
Ciudad Vieja
A great "sanguchería", where you can have some of the most gourmet sandwiches in the city. A place to have a drink with friends at very economical prices.
Mon 12:30-18:30, Tue 12:30-00:00, Wed 12:30-01:00, Thu-Sat 12:30-01:30
- EatProvidencia
Docetrece
A very good place to eat a generous sandwich (try the "Holanda") or a big Chorrillana, and a great variety of national and imported beers.
Mon - Sat 13:00 - 00:00, Sun 13:00 - 16:00
- EatCentral
Donde Augusto
One of Mercado Central's largest restaurants, it's famous for traditional Chilean seafood dishes.
12,000 pesos
- EatCentral
El Rápido
Famous for its fast service and fried empanadas of different flavors.
2500 pesos
- EatCentral
Fuente Alemana
One of the most famous sandwich places in the city, the sandwiches are prepared in the front of the customer. Try the churrasco italiano.
Mon-Sat 10:00-22:005000 pesos
- EatBellavista and North
Galindo
A great place to eat typical Chilean dishes, like "pastel de choclo" or "arrollado huaso", in the middle of Bellavista, typical district of the city nightlife.
Sun-Thu 12:30–01:30, Fri Sat 12:30–02:30Main dishes 4700-8100 pesos
- EatProvidencia
Hogs
A veritable fast food boutique that sells hot dogs of many different meats and plenty of toppings to choose from.
Open now · closes 1 am tomorrow2000-4000 pesos
- EatSanhattan and East
Isidora Goyenechea
A very nice and safe neighbourhood with plenty of high end restaurants.
- EatCentral
La Joya del Pacífico
Like other eateries in the Mercado central, this restaurant specializes in seafood.
8000 pesos
- EatWest and South
Las Delicias de Quirihue
Traditional dishes from rural southern Chile, BBQ, sausages and bean stew are things you can find on the menu.
8000 pesos
- EatWest and South
Las Vacas Gordas
Specializing in BBQ, but they also have many other dishes on the menu.
10,000 pesos
- EatBellavista and North
MosaiCafé
Lots of different types of food, including pizza, seafood, sushi, and sandwiches. Great views from the upper balcony.
- EatCentral
Nuria
Founded in 1928 with several restaurants around downtown. They have classic Chilean dishes as well as large sandwiches.
5000 pesos
- EatWest and South
Ocean Pacific
Stylishly blue decorated restaurant that has a broad range of seafood. The take-away parlor next door with the same name, has excellent empanadas.
- EatWest and South
Ostras Azocar
Nice restaurant to eat Chilean seafood, specially fresh oysters.
- EatWest and South
Santa Isabel
Big supermarket where you can gather the ingredients for your own meal. It also has simple take-away items such as chicken or rice.
- EatSanhattan and East
Temple Asian Lounge
One of the best kept secret in Las Condes, this Japanese restaurant offers incredible dishes, like the Karaage or the Onigiri. Great atmosphere, too.
Mon - Sat 12:00-23:00, Sun 12:00-22:00
- EatBellavista and North
The White Rabbit
Intimate and charming restaurant, great for romantic dinners. Wonderful food and very friendly staff. Terrific veggie and non-veggie plates.
- EatProvidencia
Vegan Bunker
Phenomenal vegan sandwich place with a feminist flair. English menus available.
Mon–Fri 13:00–20:30, Sat 13:00-20:004000–6000 pesos
- EatBellavista and North
Vietnam Discovery
One of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Santiago. Waiters fluent in English.
Mon - Sat 13:00-00:00, Sun 13:00-16:00
- EatCentral Not mapped
Dominó
A traditional "soda fountain" that has become a large chain. Known for its rapid service and classic sandwiches and completos.
Mon-Fri 08:00-21:00, Sat 10:00-17:003000 pesos
- EatCentral Not mapped
Donde Guido
Peruvian sandwich place with a large variety of stuffings and sauces to choose from, also many different kinds of fruit smoothies.
3500 pesos
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