Absolutely loved Espacio Gargola! It's a hidden gem! It's like no other restaurant you've been to…read more It feels like you've fallen down a rabbit hole into a wonderful, eclectic collection of art, furniture, and amazing food. We had the Mongoliana a la Chilena lunch special and the Sopa de Puerro (seasonal). They were both delicious and perfect for a light lunch. Definitely try the house Pisco Sour and the Sangria Gargolera!

The owners of the food truck, Soul Kitchen, have done it again with one of the best coffee options…read morein Santiago: Café 100. Cafe 100, named for its location in the Matucana 100 Cultural Center, just opened July 11th and is the reason you should get your butt out of your chair and head to Quinta Normal. The owners have taken the flavors and style that have made them famous for their food truck and have added gourmet coffee to the mix. They have switched it up a bit from their spicy tacos to gourmet sandwiches and mixed green salads - seriously yum! However, no need to worry, they have no plans to get rid of the tacos but will only be using the food truck for events and will be focusing 100 percent on the Cafe for now. All of their ingredients are fresh and local, making for delicious dishes with flavors that pop. What's best, is that they have just planted a vegetable garden in the same area, so they can start using their own vegetables in each dish! I recommend trying their delicious sandwich of grilled vegetables with red pepper paste, pesto and mayo between Pan Vitta whole wheat bread - yum! Accompany it with one of their drip coffees made with freshly ground Peruvian coffee (this is a place to take coffee snobs). I can only see Cafe 100 getting better as they get their kitchen fully put together and get settled in - I am excited to see what they will be bringing to Quinta Normal in the coming months! Tip: I hear they will be opening up brunch in August!

This is a hidden gem in amidst the city - some have said it's the best cafe in Maipu...I would say…read morethis cafe is one of the best in Santiago! I came here with a friend to have a cup of coffee after hearing all the amazing things: all-natural, organic, freshly roasted (they roast a batch daily)- seriously what more could you want? The coffee is a drip coffee and wash chosen specifically by the owner, a California expat who works alongside his Chilean wife. They make a great team and delicious coffee and pastries. I definitely recommend venturing over here to grab a cup of joe and read a good book (they have a book shelf filled with options if you don't want to bring your own). Tip: Fridays they have live music where the community comes together - you don't have to consume anything to enjoy the music but I don't see why you wouldn't take advantage and get yourself one of the best cups of coffee in Santiago.

Amazing. Jake is awesome. The coffee is best and the atmosphere relaxing and enjoyable.read more

Lovely place for a coffee, snack, sandwich, lunch, etc…read morePrices are quite affordable for this neighborhood. Very colorful decoration and prompt service Good: Decoration Coffee selection Affordable pricing WiFi Things to improve: WiFi speed could be a bit faster but is better than nothing Coffee is served without a little glass of complementary water Menu in English would be nice

Funky interior and good coffee. Love the little and intimate patio. Prices are affordable and…read morecredit cards accepted as well as cash.

Hey,great little find with fresh and homemade food near the center of Santiago.Owners are ex…read moreAustralians so the place is a real surprise.Really nice feel about the place and the owner was really friendly.So if you are an expat or an Aussie on a trip,check this little place out.

We had a wonderful three course meal at Salvador's for only $9900 CLP! I had the empanada as an…read moreappetizer & the veggie lasagna as my entree. Dessert & a refreshing mango ice tea were also included with the meal. Service was incredibly fast. Would definitely recommend!

What a great find, the menu of the day had tasty starter, a main course which was simple like all…read moregood food and enjoyable accompanied by a fruit iced tea and followed up with coffee all for £10. Great value and just round the corner from major places of interest. A definite recommendation for lunch.

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!