Went with a friend that came from the USA and we experienced great service and good food…read more The only reason that I did not give this restaurant 5 stars is that the tables are placed too close to each other and there is not sufficient space to leave a table without bumping into your neighbors. I did not even have the space to get up and go to the bathroom!

One of the best Lomo a lo pobre I´ve found in Santiago and for a decent payment…read more Too noice specially during weekends, that´s the only detail.

I came here with some friends who live near-by. Las Vacas Gordas are honest to their name: I ended…read moreup feeling like a fat cow after finishing. I ordered a Milanese steak "a la pobre" (with fries, eggs and grilled onions). I think it was the largest Milanese steak I've ever had. I couldn't finish my dish. The day after I couldn't be less than fifty feet away from the bathroom.

It's ok, a good place, the envirement is nice, the food is acceptable, the salad is totally…read moreundecorated with pieces of potatoes. It would be a good place to have lunch, but no specific reason to go there if not by the way

Amazing service. Fine quality of beef. Went twice within a week…read more Overall amazing meal & value

Visiting Santiago Chile we found this amazing steak house …read more The steaks are superb . We ordered the Picana and the churrasco. The sides are large enough to share . Sitting outside on the patio was a relaxing experience while enjoying our fantastic meal. The service was-also great.

Steak is delicious, great service. Would love to come back…read moreto try different items in the menu.

If you want typical Chilean food, it doesn't get better than this. The lunch specials are really…read moreaffordable and delicious, though simple. If you have a group you can get the parrilladas, a hot grill they bring to your table with a bunch of different kinds of meat roasting on it. This is Chilean food as it is meant to be. If you have room you should try some of the traditional and delicious desserts.

As far as American BBQ goes, this place is as close to home as a Texan can find in Chile and it's…read morepretty good! The first time I attempted to visit El Camino, my friends and I (two Texans and one Kansan) were turned away despite being early to a mostly empty restaurant because El Camino was hosting a party that was reservation-only. The next time was more successful and the three of us plus another family ate a delicious feast on the back patio, which reminds me of Austin. Then came a global pandemic that started 7 months ago. In that time, restaurants in Santiago, including El Camino, have figured out how to stay in business by bringing the home cooking to us direct. Lucky for us, El Camino lets us order ahead, delivers to our door, and we can make our meals whenever we want. We've ordered a huge pre-smoked brisket that feeds about ten people, smoked turkey, sourdough bread, pimento cheese, chili, sliced brisket, pulled brisket, and bread pudding. All of it has been delish. I was especially glad to find the mac and cheese came with panko breadcrumbs and cheddar to melt on top in the oven--tasted like home! The only downside, which probably helps my waistline and budget, is that these specialties are not available all the time. El Camino changes up its menu pretty frequently, so each month is something different. Looking forward to the day we can return to the restaurant, but in the meantime, we're grateful to have the flavors delivered to our door.

I couldn't even try the food tonight since the hostess decided to take two phone calls before…read moreseating us. After 10 minutes of waiting for her to seat us as she talked on the phone and "checked" whether there was space inside (only one table was occupied). Once she decided to answer the second phone call as we stood in front of her waiting to be seated, we decided to leave because they obviously didn't want our business.