It has "first need" things, ariel, flour, sugar, lots of sweets, cookies, fruits, veggies, drinks…read moreect... Also they sell 2-3 types of empanadas, and some muffins, that they make it there, in a market. AND THE BEST MEDIALUNAS I've tried so far in Santiago!! One box with 6 medialunas cost 1,800$. I usually buy 3 pack . I can ate 6 at the time, SO SOFT, and so addictive and nyyyaaaaaamyyy!!!!

Family run grocery store, they are very friendly and helpful. They have your normal small market…read moregroceries but specialty items as well. Sometimes they have take away food and it is quite good. They have a deli in the back as well. It can also be a fun place when it's busy! Thank you for your help Pascal!

This is a supermarket in Valparaíso. It is well stocked although it lacks a meat and cheese deli…read more It does have ground coffee, which I think is suprisingly difficult to find in Valparaíso.

I wanted to get everything from the store. We got empanadas, blueberry pie, calzones rotos and…read moresopaipillas. The employees were attentive and friendly. Good quality items. We enjoy them!

This review is for the pastries…read more THE AMBIANCE: Lo Saldes is a decent-sized bakery that has one side set up with baked goods and the other side set up for patron seating. THE BAKED GOODS: All around the baked good area there is bread and pastries laid out on tables, racks, and stored in refrigerators if perishable. There is a big bread/pastry display in the middle of the area and an area where the bread is stocked in little open cabinets. I don't know what my pastries were called but they weren't that great I have to say. The one that had either strawberry or raspberry on top -- I expected it to be soft and jam-like but it was semi-hard and gummy. The one that looks like a piece of lemon pie -- the crust was not flavorful and the filling was bland. THE TIPS: They have a deli station where you can order sandwiches and some items out of their oven such as calzones, sopaipillas (a kind of fried pastry), mediaslunas (croissant-style pastries), brownies, kuchen sureno (pie), and queques (muffins).

The mercado San Juan, or better known in my house as the "palteria", is our local neighborhood…read moreminimarket. Why do I call it the "palteria"? Mainly because they have large, impeccable avocados for prices that are sometimes cheaper than what you'll find in the vega (I'm still not 100% convinced that they aren't involved in some kind of avocado smuggling ring..only slightly kidding) Besides being my go-to avocado spot, San Juan is like a mini feria in our neighborhood (a great place to go when you can't make it to the vega). They are family owned and even have their 2 year old daughter running around "helping". San Juan offers fresh fruits and veggies at prices cheaper than what you will find in the supermarkets down the road. They also offer eggs, milk, cheese and deli meats as well as canned goods. Plus, they have a large selection of liquor including "champagne", wine and pipeño. Tip: They usually run out of bread early in the day but sometimes they have some fresh in the back. Ask - even if you don't see it.

Fui a almorzar y café. Al sacar mi computador me dijeron rudamente que estaba prohibido. El cartel…read moreen la entrada es un icono irreconocible e ilegible. Una molestia. Pésimo y desagradable.

Simple and healthy fast food choice. Family run. Only bad thing is that it's not open at convenient…read moretimes - ir closed on weekend and evenings. The veggie wrap is gorgeous!