Solid latte! High quality coffee provider. They just opened 5 months ago and they use the Chemex…read moreand Aeropreas in the brew bar. The owner buys beans from different regions (currently Argentina & Brazil in stock). The atmosphere is clean meets comfy.

Excellent coffee! They use good quality fresh beans. The sandwiches are perfect and the owners…read moreare very nice people. If it's not on the menu, ask.

My favorite coffee place in Santiago. Small, cozy, a truly beautifully designed place…read more COFFEE The coffee here is really good, likely thanks to a combination of skill, good coffee beans, and la Marzocco coffee machine. The cappuccino has the right balance of coffee and milk. AMBIENT The place is small, with just six stools, but it's very well curated with wood all around and touches of lime green. Highly advised.

Honestly I've only had a coffee and a muffin that they guy thinks is gluten free (almond flour he…read morethinks). I hope he's right. If he is, the muffin was spectacular for gluten free- it was one of those small ones with raspberries inside. The coffee was great. It was good for anywhere, but very good for this city. I have been putting sugar in my coffee in Santiago because I haven't found it good. This is only the second latte or cafe con leche that I've enjoyed without needing sugar in this city: which means LOVELY!

After three weeks in Chile, Wonderland Café is hands down our favorite breakfast spot, and one of…read morethe most beautiful, well designed restaurants we have visited on this trip. The interior design is genuinely stunning. It feels intentional without feeling precious, and the whole space is warm, inviting, and thoughtfully put together. Even the dishware deserves its own round of applause. The plates and presentation are beautiful in a way that enhances the experience, not in a "look at me" way. The breakfast itself was excellent. Everything tasted fresh, balanced, and comforting, with plenty of options that made our whole group happy. Service was also top notch: friendly, attentive, and professional, with great pacing that lets you actually relax and enjoy your morning. And the music was the perfect finishing touch. It was in English, totally appropriate for the vibe, and full of classic tunes that genuinely tickled the ears while we ate. It added to the atmosphere without ever overpowering the conversation, which is harder to pull off than people think. Also, can we talk about the theme? This place should give tours. The Alice in Wonderland touches are done so well that it feels like you've stepped into a whimsical little world, except in this version you get excellent coffee and a fantastic breakfast instead of a riddle and a threat from the Queen of Hearts. If you want a breakfast spot that feels special without trying too hard, Wonderland is absolutely worth it.

Went on a Monday around ~11am. Booked a reservation in advance but still waited ~15 mins in line as…read morethere wasn't an attendant at the front to easily check in with. Outside of the check in, table service was very friendly and attentive. Drinks were fresh, fun, and delicious! I really enjoyed the raspberry juice and the teas came in such cute teapots. I tried one of their holiday specials as well, which was a fun and delicious grinch drink with cinnamon and chai. Food was very average, if not below average. My parents and I ordered the avocado toast, Alice's dress salad, and happy day. I would skip on the avocado toast, I thought the bread could have been toasted more (but the bowl of yogurt with chia seeds and jam that came with it was delicious) The salad had a lot of large lettuce pieces, but was fresh and didn't skimp out on the fruit or cheese. Happy day came with cute boxes but was really just a simple adult version of a happy meal. The highlight of the spot is of course the decor! We were seated in the 'Mad Hatter's Room', which was fun and quirky, but I'd prefer being seated in one of the higher floors if I were to go back. After we ate, we walked up a beautifully done staircase that led to a fun hallway of mirrors and then a gift shop, all of which had great photo opportunities.

We came here in the morning to do some work. They were definitely pretty busy but the line moved…read morefast. We were also able to find seating because there is a ton of it inside and out. The coffee was pretty standard but overall good for the price. I would come back again.

Really good spot with excellent service. I had an Americano and it was way better than expected for…read moresomething so simple. Smooth, flavorful, with a little chocolate note that made it memorable. Bright, lively space and staff who actually pay attention. Easy place to recommend.

after walking through a nearby neighborhood looking at street art, we were ready for a break before…read morehiking up santa lucia hill. nice people watching and cute place.

Great find! We just finished an hour at the Castillo Hidalgo and on our way to the Central Park…read moreand stopped in for beers and a fantastic sandwich. The staff did not speak English but I would never rate a place lower for that. They were incredibly friendly.

Another cute coffee shop in Santiago. Located in the middle of Bustamante park. There Cafe…read moreLiterario's all over Santiago but this one is definitely my favorite. The neighborhood by Bustamante park is very quiet which is what make it the ideal location for a coffee shop. The building is two stories and you can sit and enjoy a coffee on two different outside patios, one upstairs, one on the ground floor, or you can enjoy yourself inside. If you take your coffee inside the coffee shop you will literally feel like you are inside a library. Enjoy the tranquility of drinking a hot cappuccino while you enjoy a good book in a peaceful setting. They have a fun selection of pastries and muffins to accompany your coffee and the service is pretty good. The best part is definitely the location. I love being surrounded by trees and greenery, it is literally a hidden escape from the busy city.