Very disappointed with our experience here. We specifically asked for the promotion they had for 2…read morepeople since it was just my boyfriend and I. This included a chorrillana and 2 beers. They brought us a pretty big portion, but we assumed they gave us the meal we asked for. The bill was around 5,000 more than it was supposed to be. The waiter tried telling us we ordered the meal for 3-4 people and our beers weren't included in that even after we asked many times before the meal for the 2 person portion. He refused to change our bill and we ended up paying so much more. Such a disappointment, in what world would we order a 4 person portion for 2 people. We feel scammed. Avoid this place!

I love fresh ingredients mainly if they come out from the ocean. This place is very good. however,…read moreexpensive if we compare quality vs. quantity. Nice view though and service ok. I will come back but maybe be next year...

Absolutely delicious food, beautiful and low key spot, cool and attentive staff, great prices…read more Must try for Americans.

Two stars for nice atmosphere and cheap beer. Its a old bar that is decorated in a rustic nautical…read moretheme. The food was horrendous. We arrived around 7pm and were first told that the chef was not in yet so we ordered beer. A few minutes later the waiter came back and offered us a choice of empanadas or fish soup The soup tasted like soapy dishwater and made two in my party sick afterwards. There was another dish that was similar to a crab cake but it was served with a slice of American cheese on top and was very oily. I would recommend coming here for drinks only. The one liter bottle of cheap beer was 1500 at the bar. Lots of other drinks there too that looked very good. Just go someplace else for food.

We read about this place and it sounded cool. We took a taxi across town just to have a drink and…read moresnack. We sat at the bar right in front of the bartender. He acted like he didn't see us. After five minutes he still didn't acknowledge us. At that point we waved at him and the waitress. Still no luck. We left as we came - unnoticed. I don't know if it's chile or just this place but it was awful service. F#%€ that place!

We loved this quirky hipster Chilean restaurant so much from the kitchy arcade to the amazing…read morecocktails and seafood. The octopus appetizer was particularly spectacular. Note that the portions are not particularly large, the prices are not particularly low, and the decor not at all new if that kind of thing is important to you - but it is truly charming, quirky, fun and delicious. It was one of our favorite nights out coming here, and we even played a game at the arcade after supper, although it closed very shortly after that, so come early if you really want to spend time at the arcade. IMPORTANT NOTE: ONLY OPEN ON WEEKENDS. (We tried to go during the week and failed, but we came back and were so glad we did!)

A very unique restaurant located in the shadow of a cathedral. When we visited it was a pretty slow…read moreWednesday. I'm sure it gets very busy due to the area and atmosphere. We started out with the Caramelized Goat Cheese Salad. We can not recommend this enough! Delicious and fresh and light. We ordered the Filet Sautéed in Gnocchi and the Filet Sheet. If it wasn't rude to lick our plates clean we would have!

What a great experience to get a taste of beach life in Chile. If you're in town, on the Coast, for…read morea short time, you'll have to prioritize the Machas de Parmesana (roasted clams with Parmesan) and Caldillo de Congrio (Eel soup). Restobar served the soup in a great clay pot, steaming for minutes before it was tolerable to consume. While it may not seem like the most appealing dish, because it's Eel, the flavor was packed with all tastes other than the expected fishiness. Of course, on a nice day sitting on a patio, you must order a Pisco Sour. Believe it or not, the drinks are more affordable than the food! Pro Tip: Order the Mix Parmesana (includes clams and oysters) and the larger size of the National Pisco Sour (different than the original Peruvian sour, made different in Chile). They have two sizes, it's a better value to order the larger one.

Large portions, kid friendly outdoor dining with a view of the beach. No Wifi, but gets decent…read moresignal to keep the kiddos entertained. We ordered machas con permesano, pisco sour, papas fritas and merluza con pure, everything tasted decently fresh and yummy. They have a full bar. Not the cheapest place, but the easier parking up a block in the residential neighborhoods with the view make it more than worth it. It is within an easy 1 minute short walk of Mampato and beach promenade.

Cozy restaurant built around a tree. The decor is charming in a beach like way…read more Service is very good and they ha a nice selection of piscos. The dishes are well served. The "Roscas" will definitely serve two. Make sure to arrive before 9pm for dine if you don't want to wait for your table (they don't take reservations)

La Canasta features one of the most amazing decorations I have seen in a restaurant: all made of…read morewood, it even has a real tree in the middle of the tables, going through the roof. It also has great cocktails and excellent French fries. The food is good but not spectacular. This is a place to go in Maitencillo. However, it is better to book in advance as it is often full on weekends and holidays.