I stopped in this cute cafe on my last day in Santiago. I actually had no intention of grabbing a…read morebite to eat but I needed Wi-Fi ASAP to check on the status of my late Uber driver to transport me back to the airport. Lol The staff were extremely friendly and very accommodating. I ordered a cup of tea (pronounced te) and a muffin to go. I hung around and took care of my internet biz first. The staff offered me a tiny complimentary chocolate cake and I loved the place even more since chocolate is my bff. I conversed with the staff a bit with them teaching me a few Spanish words and me teaching them English. The cafe was very clean, quaint and very cozy. You can definitely enjoy breakfast and unwind before you start your day. If I lived in the area, this would be a local go to spot.

I have come here various times and surprisingly, each time my experience at Cafe La Barra has…read moresurpassed the last. They serve their coffee strong and with a delicious small bar of dark chocolate (73% cacao) and absolutely delicious! This quaint cafe is perfect for a number of different cafe-type activities including, but not limited to, breakfast on a weekend outside in their nice patio, a work meeting or working solo with your computer. One of the many good things about this cafe is its super cute, picturesque cafe style. Everyone who passes by, lingers for a second outside of the large windows before continuing on their way. The service is good and quick and their internet is fast! The ambiance is relaxed, warm and has the perfect amount of white noise and alternative music to be conducive to working. They also have a variety of tasty pastries (I recommend their galletas surtidas) as well as lunch and dinner options. For breakfast, I hands down recommend their granola and yogurt. It is a perfect weekend breakfast treat, accompanied by one of their delicious cafe-lattes. yum! Tip: Despite the delicious looking cake sign, I do not recommend their carrot cake. They have so many other great pastries I wouldn't opt for this one. If it is warm, sit outside with a nice juice or coffee or pick up something to go and walk through the park (it is a block away).

From the owner: Almuerzos de lunes a domingo, Café italiano, tés orgánicos, Pastelería, Sandwichs Gourmets. Todo en…read moreun ambiente acogedor, buena música, terraza, cicletero, WIFI y Aire Acondicionado. Los esperamos!

Oh that carrot cake! Great brunch option in Santiago. The…read morerestaurant is very pretty, in the patio of a gallery. Great to enjoy a pleasant autumn afternoon with friends.

From the owner: El Café de la Candelaria es un lugar encantador donde puedes disfrutar de productos gourmet de gran…read morecalidad tanto en pastelería, como sandwiches y ensaladas, que podras disfrutar con cafe de especialidad, te gourmet, jugos naturales, vinos , cervezas y mucho más

Came here for a late brunch with my wife, we had two panini rusticos, a coffee and a slice of a…read moreheaven-made lemon pie. The panini's were delicious, the perfect combination of greens, salami and goat cheese. On our way out I was hit by the overwhelming smell of chocolate coming from the kitchen, next time I'll have whatever they were making.

A humble, quaint cafe tucked away in the Providencia neighborhood if Santiago…read more Rendebú was one of the first places I visited when I arrived in Santiago. It was a rainy day and nothing sounded better than a nice hot cup of tea and a rich pastry. This cafe has an awesome selection of different pastries including one of Chiles specialties, Torta de Manjar. Aka a cake layered with dulce de leche, nuts and thin puff pastry bits. A real sweet bite, but perfect for those cold winter afternoons. I've also tried their chocolate ganache cake with raspberry sauce and really enjoyed the richness of it without it being too overwhelming. One of my fondest experiences from Rendebú was the variety of loose leaf tea they offered. When you sit down, servers bring you a tray full of different types of loose leaf teas in little jars for you to smell and decide between. I got the looseleaf Bombay Chai with steamed soy milk and reused the tea leaves a few times after, and to my surprise they held their flavor, even after the 3rd refill! Of course, the cafe wouldn't be nearly as enjoyable if it weren't for the adorable decor. A mix of 1950s memorabilia and paisley walls paper make it a charming and cozy setting to enjoy your afternoon tea! During my stay in Santiago I returned once more to Cafe Rendebú, and if I ever revisit the amazing country of Chile I will surely be back! -Parisa

It's only fitting that my 50th review be from my trip to Chile earlier this month. First, the…read morelocation is absolutely beautiful. Santiago has a knack for unique, courtyard restaurants and bars. During our final night in Santiago, I searched far and wide for a restaurant that fit the following criteria: - great pisco sours - high reviews for lunch/dinner - located in my favorite SCL neighborhood, Barrio Italia Thankfully, Lusitano fit the description for all three. I had a hearty shrimp and rice dish that was filling and tasty.

Amazing find! Great location and service. It's romantic and private. Very hip and modern. We…read moreordered the Ameijoas a Bulhao Pato, the Brisket al Jugo. and the Flat Iron. Everything was delicious! They also have an ice cream parlor attached but we didn't have room for dessert. Next time we'll save room!

Gabriela Cafe, named after Gabriela Mistral, a Chilean poet-diplomat, educator and feminist who won…read morethe Nobel Prize in Literature, is located in the center of the GAM cultural center. Just like the cultural center, the cafe has an industrial-like feel to it, that makes the cafe seem modern, open and fresh. I have been here a number of times, every time with big groups and the staff have been very accommodating! I recommend calling a week ahead of time to reserve a space if the group is large. If the weather is nice out, I would take advantage of their outdoor seating. The coffee, teas and desserts are top-notch (they even have artesanal ice cream). They sell gourmet products that you might not be able to find elsewhere (usually from family-owned chilean brands) such as chocolates, teas, jams and even merken from the south of Chile!

A 4+ stars for good coffee. The tuna pizza was a 3+ stars. They don't open till 11 a.m. But are…read moreopen all days, including Sunday. Came for lunch yesterday and coffee today. There are not very many places in the area for coffee or a quick meal but we did enjoy Cafe Pe. It has an enclosed balcony with great views over Valparaiso. Recommend.

We have become regulars here while in Valparaiso! The owner is so sweet, we can get real coffee,…read moreand the wifi and desk space is great for working. We got a sandwich which was on whole grain flatbread (hard to come by here in Chile...) and lots of veggies and flavorful chicken. Did I mention it overlooks the city with a great view?