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!

Había una vez..or "once upon a time" is a picturesque cafe with an experience that always has a…read moreperfect story book ending. This cafe located in the otherwise drab Patronato, is one of my favorites and one of the first of its kind in Recoleta. As you pass by, you can't help put stop and stare at their perfectly made and beautifully designed pastries. As you walk in, you only find more interesting options. This is a Korean cafe and pastry shop where their description is in both Korean as well as Spanish (pretty cool if you ask me). Also, another thing that is interesting is the way they pre-package their pastries, giving them a more processed look even though they are made by them with few preservatives. They also have a great coffee selection of both sweet (machiatos, flavored coffees) as well as the normal espresso and latte - the perfect way to start your morning. I recommend accompanying your morning coffee with one of their many different bread options (they have both sweet and savory) My fav is their cheese bread. You can also buy loafs to take home. For the hotter days I always get one of their natural fruit smoothies (you can also go all out and get a surprisingly good milkshake). Tip: They have fairly cheap and beautiful personal cakes that are the perfect cake to give a coworker or friend. You can also order ahead of time and get a larger one made. Don't forget to take pictures because you won't find cakes like this anywhere else!

Great Korean bakery coffee place! Almost as good as Paris Baguette, same style. Nice place to stop…read morein K-Town.

This coffee shop serves INSTANT COFFEE! WHAT?! I ordered a latte and I was given steamed milk and a…read moresmall jar of Nescafé instant coffee, and then I was told to mix it myself! Is this a joke? This is actually outrageous, but it was laughable and partially expected as this IS Chile. I guess this is exactly why they created cafe con piernas? Too bad my barista was fully clothed, and he couldn't distract me from how absurd this situation was. On the other hand, their carrot cake was rich, dense, and somewhat redeeming. Overall though, I would skip Café Mozaico and check out one of the other coffee shops in the area!

after walking through a nearby neighborhood looking at street art, we were ready for a break before…read morehiking up santa lucia hill. nice people watching and cute place.

Great find! We just finished an hour at the Castillo Hidalgo and on our way to the Central Park…read moreand stopped in for beers and a fantastic sandwich. The staff did not speak English but I would never rate a place lower for that. They were incredibly friendly.

The ambience in here is everything. My friends and I were staying in an Airbnb around the corner…read moreand ate breakfast here one morning because we liked the look of the storefront from the outside. The place is full of antiques, nick-nacks, and rooster-themed items (like the tables). They were playing chill, English indie and rock music which was such a pleasant surprise. It felt like home. We all ordered the eggs, toast, and Americano combo. The manager literally ran out of the store, got a fresh dozen eggs, and served them to us. It was really above. Of all the eggs and toast combos we had in Santiago, this was the best time. The guy didn't speak any English, but they were nothing but kind and patient with us. Free Wifi is a huge plus. Wish I could have spent another early morning in this place.

They have aeropress and pour overs here! We did not try the food but is a great place for…read moreconversation or catching up on email

Had an amazing latte (with soymilk, which has been a bit of a challenge to find here) and a…read moredelicious sandwich. The environment is great and the people are happy and friendly. Excited to go back here!

I came here with my mother after a long day of touristing around Santiago and it was exactly what…read morewe needed! We ordered a cafe cortado with a thick, rich espresso and accompanied it with a delicious chocolate cake. The ambiance was perfect for us to relax while we talked on their big couch and caught up on my life in Chile. My mom was enamored with the cafe and their friendly staff. (Plus, it was a ton of fun to people watch from their big windows.) I have since come back a number of times to work from my computer (they have great WIFI) and it has always been a nice experience. Keep in mind however, this is not one of those cafes where you can stay the whole day working. This is mainly because of a lack of space, although they have just remodeled and there are now more tables. Their location is super easy to get to, they are less than a block away from the Santa Lucia metro (red line). I definitely recommend Cafe San Isidro, it is the ideal setting to either come alone and enjoy a book or have an intimate conversation between friends over a delicious cup of coffee.

OMG this place has STRONG coffee. This is my favorite little coffee shot to hit when I need to…read morecaffeine up and bust out some work. They have delicious sandwiches if you need a snack and an assortment of pastries. Free wifi and right by metro Santa Lucia. I don't think I can illiterate enough how yummy their coffee is. Sometimes I will drink two Cortados in one sitting, not because I need the caffeine but because they are so tasty! I think one of the most important things that make this place stand out to me is their service. Always really nice and the people who work there will even take a minute and chat with you about your day, always an added bonus.

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.