Gorgeous looking, mouth watering food. The food is delicious and very well presented. Coffee was…read moreawesome too. 12/10 would eat again. Pro tip: the toast has so much avocado in it you can order an extra toast to spread the extra on it.

We loved the full flavored vegetarian options. Nice stylish but easy vibe. The avocado toast was…read moreelevated by a sweet beet relish, tomatoes and pickled radishes. Went back several times during our stay in Vína.

Un ambiente muy lindo, tranquilo, y buena para ir a estudiar o juntar con alguien a conversar. En…read moreactualidad este lugar se llama Café España pero sigue en mapas con el nombre Dolce Grano Caffe pero por este razón me costó encontrarlo. Tienen internet y espacio para muchas personas, algunas zonas con sol y otras con sombra, con algunas plantas al rededor del espacio. El servicio fue bueno y yo comí un cheesecake de frutos rojos muy rico pero no me gustó mucho el affogato que tome porque no fue bueno el helado. No obstante, me gustó mucho el lugar y volvería algún día sin duda. A very cute and chill environment, great for studying or meeting up with someone to chat. This place is currently called Cafe España but is still listed on maps as Dolce Grano Caffe so it took me a little while to find it. They have wifi and space for a lot of people, including some areas with sun and others with shade, with some plants around the patio. Service was good and I had a berry cheesecake which was delicious but the affogato I had wasn't very good because the ice cream was sub par. Regardless I really liked the place and would definitely come back some day.

Location In the center of Viña very close to Calle…read moreValparaiso Food This cafe serves food for breakfast and lunch: quiche and paninis were available at breakfast time along with several desserts such as passionfruit cheesecake, brownies, and more. The little chocolate cookies that are served with your coffee order are divine. I've ordered the mochachino (with dark chocolate, not super sweet) twice and it's excellent. The coffee quality seems high end and there is a choice of different blends available. Atmosphere/decor Casual, relaxed, lots of pretty wood tones. It's clean and has lovely outdoor seating for a nice place to hang out. Service Service was attentive and friendly. The owner speaks English as well, although I believe he is from Brazil. Recommendation Great place for coffee and dessert.

Breakfast!! Did a lot of searching before finding this and it was worth it. Good omelette and a…read morehuge jamón croissant. Double Americano was very good. Everyone was nice and the service was fast.

The coffee was excellent and then pastries were delicious. Their presentation was meticulous. The…read moreservice was great and efficient and the ambience was rustic with a touch of elegance.

This place reminded me of Denny's but in Chile. The main difference is the presence of multiple…read morefloors (three max)! I ordered a hot chocolate, which warmed me up on that cold night but tasted like the packaged, powdered kind (not a fan personally). I'm not expecting them to have gourmet hot chocolate but I could have made that at home without paying what I did for it. I also tried a slice of kuchen (German pie) which was tasty (though not as tasty as the authentic kuchen in Frutillar or other parts of the South). The service was so friendly! I loved conversing with the woman who served my group. She had a spunky sense of humor and joked with us in English and Spanish. If I could thank her again for that I would. Another element of the restaurant that made me laugh was what was on TV. They were playing 80's music videos, including David Bowie. Not positive or negative, simply something that I noticed. In summary, because it's open later than most businesses at night and relatively cheap, I recommend it for groups looking for a Chilean Denny's experience.

The food was not good at all and the service seemed rushed. The best thing was the mashed potatoes…read morewhich was a side dish. Fish was overcooked and under seasoned.

Old place, nostalgic decorations, classic menu. When we visit Chile we want Chilean food. A solid…read morePisco Sour with the shaker left at the table for the refill. My wife had platiada, which is braised brisket, served with the sauce like it was pot roast. She had want pastel de choclo, but the waiter explained they only serve it when fresh corn is available, otherwise they would need to use frozen corn, which La Flor de Chile wasn't going to do. Bravo. I did go off the reservation and ordered the vegetarian chorillana - which is fries, cheese, grilled onions and in this case sauteed veggies substituted for the chipped beef. I added the fried egg option. Big plate, as chorillana's origin is a big share plate of late night, post drinking bar food. But it was worth trying and I may order again. Down side - at meal times - in this case about 13:00 for lunch, the place filled up. At dinner time folks tend to sit and talk after eating ,not freeing up tables for those waiting. This custom of 'sobremesa' after dinner chat is part of the culture and just roll with it.

Friendly staff! I sat there for over an hour, taking a break from the hills and enjoying some…read morerefreshing, healthy fruit and juice. This is a very busy street corner, so you have loads of tourists milling in and out, but once you settle in, this is just part of the vibe!

Super nice café with a great atmosphere and live music on Sunday mornings. Breakfasts are including…read moreyour choice of expresso/capuccino, a juice of the day (strawberry juice that day) and an entree for a total of $10. The staff was really nice and our food came out quickly. We'd recommend getting an extra juice as these are excellent and super fresh (3,500 pesos though!). The full menu is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KtHFyDGeM4BB0NuRrQydgdoBAlx3sQW2/view?usp=drivesdk Perfect for a nice brunch after walking to see the murals!

Right next to the ocean and smells like fresh seafood! The service was excellent. Very relaxing to…read moresit outside and hear the waves. Everything we ordered was good, looking forward to coming back and trying different options!

Total tourist trap. We stopped in to have some drinks while on a long stroll. We were told rather…read morerudely (after having been seated) that "this is not a bar and each guest is required to order an entree if they wish to stay and order a drink". We were tired from our walk and decided to stay, against our better judgment. Needless to say, the food that we were "required to order" was mediocre at best. The staff was snarky and the experience was just subpar. Don't waste your time here. There are WAY better options available nearby, where you'll be treated with respect by staff that wants to EARN your business.

We were walking around Bellavista near the house of Pablo Neruda and stumbled upon this great…read morehealth food restaurant and were not disappointed. With a great view from the terrace we overlooked Valparaiso and the ocean, while eating a delicious tuna/avocado/tomato sandwich, freshly cooked pasta with spinach, and a tuna salad. All of the tomatoes and greens were super fresh and satisfying. So good we actually came back a second time later in our trip.

Breakfast all day? Yes please! This cute breakfast place is located on Almirante Montt, where there…read moreare several dining options and shops. They serve things like scrambled eggs and brekkie sandwiches and crepe style pancakes. We decided breakfast for dinner would be perfect after a day of visiting the beach and walking around the hills. I ordered the fruit with yogurt and oatmeal and the Del Campo, which was a sandwich with scrambled eggs, caramelized onions, and roasted bell pepper on pita bread. My friend ordered the luco revuelto, which was a meat sandwich with scrambled eggs in it, plus a latte. I liked my food - the oatmeal was dry and uncooked which I'm not used to eating, but the yogurt and the fruit were delicious, especially the nectarines (there were also bananas and watermelon). My sandwich was good too. My meal was light, which is what I was looking for after eating pizza and pastel de choclo and empanadas. My friends really enjoyed his food as well. They have English menus, so ask for them - it was only when we were asking what some of the ingredients were that the server asked if we wanted English menus. We were able to pay with credit card and split the bill on two separate cards. The place was packed when we were there and we also saw folks eating crepes with scoops of ice cream!

I don't get the hype. The breakfast was pretty mediocre--the potatoes I had were oily and bland,…read morethe queso fundido on top added nothing. The accompanying tomatoes weren't ripe. The best part was the bread, which was fresh and warm, and the orange juice, fresh-squeezed and balanced between sweet and tart. Pleasingly fast wifi, which can be hard to find in Valpo. The ambiance was nice, and it's in my favorite part of Valpo. Nice place to stop and get tea or coffee, but I wouldn't go out of your way to get a full meal here.

Hit a home run here. Had pasta, Chilean wine and beers. Sit on the porch with great views of the…read moreport. Service super. Slow moving, the way a vacation should be. I had pasta, girls had deserts.

I was at Cafe Turri a couple week ago and it was absolutely fantastic. I'm surprised this place…read moredoesn't have more ratings given its prominence in Valparaiso. The inside of the restaurant is very nice but I would highly recommend you request a table on the patio with a spectacular view of the harbor and the surrounding 19th century architecture. I had the "los locos" which is a Chilean dish of tenderized abalone served with sauce and mayo. You won't find anything like it back home in los estados unidos, so order some and feel cultured. I also suggest the razor clams, which are clams baked with an alarming amount of parmesan cheese on top. Pair your food with a coffee or an obnoxiously affordable white wine from the Casablanca region of Chile and your seaside culinary adventure is complete.