I don't know why this place is only 4.5 stars. Had the little Mike. Good size, flavor and the fries…read morewere great. Staff was great. I will be eating here again. If not on this trip then subsequent trips for sure!

Bottom line: the is the MOST American burger joint in Santiago. Yes, music is loud, the place is…read morepretty small and jam-packed, but all of that is worth it if you want a delicious, juicy burger that tastes like home. We had heard about Honesto Mike's through a friend and decided to check it out before visiting a friend in the hospital. We thought we were arriving early (within 1 hour of opening), but even though we were on gringo time, the place was already packed and we were third on the wait list. As others have pointed out, Beervana next door is also a creation of the same owner and we were told that we could take our receipt next door for a discount on beer. Whoohoo! The food is amazing. They actually have fried pickles ("frickles") on the menu, though I opted not to order them because our server indicated they are on the sweet side (like everything else in this country, sigh...a croissant is NOT a donut, Chile!). Instead, we got the onion rings and were not disappointed. Even though they use red onions, which is somewhat unusual, the batter is exquisite and we had to ask for extra dipping sauce (it's like tartar sauce) because my husband thinks that onion rings are just a vehicle for getting sauce in his mouth. When we first sat down, we were greeted and placed our beer orders. Since we had walked a long way, I was very thirsty and ordered a pint glass of whatever was on #19 that day (there's a huge chalkboard that looks like a calendar with each of their beers on tap listed). I was surprised to see the very-USA influence on everything here from the decor, to music, to beer and food. The people next to us were drinking their beers out of Sierra Nevada pint glasses--something I haven't seen in about a year. Definitely made me feel right at home. The beer was delicious as was everything else. One oddity was that we wanted to order a burger and fries to go so we could take it to our friend at the hospital, but our server told us it was not possible. WHAT!?! We felt terrible because we'd been texting our friend photos of the menu so he could escape having to eat yet another hospital meal during his long-term stay. Our server explained that the burgers are so tall and huge that they do not fit in a to-go box and it's just not their policy (take-out food is a really big thing in Santiago, and I can see how that would be a slippery slope for them). We artfully crafted a simple work-around: We ordered 3 meals and when one of them arrived on the plate, our server immediately took it to the back, broke it down, and boxed it for us. Voilà! When we arrived to our American friend's hospital room, he was overjoyed and pretty much devoured the burger in 30 seconds, just as the nurse came in and jokingly scolded him for eating non-hospital food. We will DEFINITELY be coming back here again and bringing our friends. It is a shame they don't do takeout, but as other Yelpers have noted, the kitchen is just too tiny. Honestly (get it?), I kind of like that this place is so small and hard to get into. I don't know that I would want them to recreate it elsewhere or expand. It's perfect just the way it is--blasting heavy metal in your face and all.

Surprised to find an Irish pub in Santiago! All televisions were hooked to the Rugby World Cup with…read moreScottish and Irish supporters. Eclectic menu - steak tartare excellent, other items on the menu a mix of Chilean and Celtic. Ambience excellent as also the service.

The place has a typical Irish pub feel and supposedly they brew their own beer. I did not try the…read morebeer and am not a beer person so I cannot speak for it in that regard. I did order some fries though, which left much to be desired. The cheese sauce was bland, as was the side of sauce that came with the dish. In addition to there being an overall lack of flavor, the potatoes were cut in very inconsistent sized pieces, some appearing to be almost half a potato. This is problematic because potatoes take time to cook, and when you cook a half a potato along side a small slice, one of them is either going to be burned or way under-cooked. So half the plate was under-cooked potatoes. The food did come out fast though. The other thing that irked me was happy hour goes until 9 PM, which here really means 8:50 PM. I ordered at 8:55, and I had a feeling this was going to be problematic because speed and customer service aren't a common thing in Chile, and I was correct. Not only did the bartender wait 5 minutes to ring up the drink, but the computer system was 5 minutes fast, therefore causing me to miss the happy hour pricing. I didn't bother arguing with her as that doesn't generally get you more than a shrug, so I just paid full price. The combination of the bland and under-cooked food, and the intentional disregard to the end of happy hour makes it a place I don't need to return to. In a city as big as Santiago there's plenty of other places to go. If you're a beer person though, give the beer a try, but skip the food.

Tuesday night bar hopping brought us here for a quick one before the place closed. Cool…read moreGerman-esque pub with a large dining area as well as plenty of bar seating to get your drink going. Already full from dinner, so got a couple seats at the bar for just drinks. Sizes here range from normal to gargantuan - settled on the "Grande" Doppelbock ($3600pesos). A large mug of dark beer with a filling rich flavor. They also have wine and cocktails for those who don't want to chug a giant beer. Bartender is friendly and suffered through my Spanglish like a pro. Seems like a solid place for food as well if it's not too crowded.

This place has very good food and absolutely perfect beer. Highly recommending. Service is is fast…read moreenough and atmosphere is very friendly.

The craft beer culture in Chile (the country of great wines!) is just beginning to take off…read more That means: 1. You should open a gastropub a la Portland 2. You should come here. Good beer selection, great pizza, nice vibe.

Small local beer bar. 9 Chilean beers on tap. Approx 40 more in bottles. Nice selection. Small food…read moremenu of pizza and sandwiches. Nice little spot. The American Stout by Coda was my favorite.

Sat down here because the ambient was nice and the menu had a good price. We both took the premium…read moremenu, getting the salmon tartar for starters which was delicious. We also both took ribs, which were average to be honest and my decision to take fries with them was also not the best. On the other hand, the choclo was delicious. For desert I took the waffle with ice cream which was good, but the Tres Leches cake was definitely the better choice. It was really good. Service was fine and all in all it was a good experience given the fairly low price of the menu for the area. A huge plus was also the music which was as if they took it from my playlist :D

Stopped in for some beers before dinner - I got the Berries Ale (estilosas) and my husband got the…read morepils (originales). I really enjoyed the raspberry forward ale, had a good balance of sweet and sour. The also serve food but we didn't have a chance to try it; they have about four original beers, three special beers and two super craft beers. They also offer flights of four!

Really enjoyed this place. Surprisingly good beers. Last night because I was bad at Spanish at…read morea different place, I was ignored and left beerless...Bartender Guille was patient and made me feel welcome. Food was awesome and so were the people!

This is hands down one of the best places to drink a beer. Actually, my star rating is based on 5…read morestars for their beer and 3 stars for their food; I compromised and gave it 4. Not to exaggerate but the brewery "Tauss Brau" makes one of the best beers I have tried in Santiago. Tauss Brau is a national, artesanal brewery from Limache, a city right outside of Santiago. Out of the Tauss Brau line, my favorites that is served in Kleine Kneipe is the blonde beer (rubia). If you would like to snack on something they have good sandwiches but it is not something to write home about. Also, many restaurantes are closed in Nuñoa on Sundays so if you are hungry and think you have no where to go, remember that Kleine Kneipe is open until 12am. Tip: They show all of the big football games and if you ask nicely you can get them to put on any game you would like to watch (if they have it obviously). For US sports call ahead to ask.

Fun place. The owner is from Australia and served our group…read more Fish and chips were very good.

Great roast beef and mashed potatoes…read more The roast chicken was just OK. For the price it's very good value. Just know that it is pub food.