Went to dinner here with my family for my birthday. Small parking lot in the back of the…read morerestaurant. It's off the beaten path (not in the city center), but totally worth the drive if you have transportation. They have an open fire/spit you can sit around that is set up like a bar. You can watch the pig roast. Very warm on a cool night. Started with a pisco sour mixed perfectly. Then had wine and dinner that was just amazing. For dinner, I had a seafood risotto and lamb chop. It was heaven. The food was cooked perfectly, the portion was large. I ended up taking it home and ate it for breakfast the next day. For dessert, I was provided a local Chilean dessert and it was amazing. We also had some after dinner beverage that I cannot quite remember what it was. I look forward to going back to this estabilishment to try other dishes.

Awesome. Well worth the drive out from downtown (I was working in Los Condes). The lamb was…read moreinsanely good. I do recommend skipping the frozen Centolla, it bears no resemblance to the fresh. House red is excellent. Service is wonderful. English is not really spoken but you can make it work easily. Getting a Cabify or Uber is easy when returning.

I loved this place- some of the best Chilean food I had in Santiago. Our group was a group of 5,…read moreand we all loved what we ordered. The service t this restaurant was also excellent, especially considering that we had two people in our group in their 80s who have not kept up with new restaurant technology. I am referring to QR codes, which are omnipresent in Chile these days. It is difficult if not impossible to find restaurants that still have traditional menus, so we were thrilled that when we asked for one, they were able to bring us paper version of the menu. Everything we ordered was excellent. My daughter had a perfectly cooked steak with French fries, and my pastel de choclo was top notch. The machas a la parmesana were also a big hit, and probably the best ones I had during my 3 week trip in Chile. In terms of ambiance, La Casa Vieja also had a lot going in its favor. It has been there for decades yet they have managed to maintain it very well. The decor is traditional and rustic Chilean, but also elegant enough that it would be perfect for a date night or a business lunch. I cant say enough good things about this place. Do yourself a favor if you are new to Chile and wanting to have a wonderful dining experience to sample the regional delicacies of Chile. You won't regret it!

We have been there many times and we like the place! They usually have very few stuff but quite…read moreefficient. Hamburgers are pretty good. They also have good salad if you are not keen in hamburgers. The price is about mid range especially in this area. Casual dining place for a family.

We loved the food, service and Ambiance here. A must try for folks visiting Santiago.read more

Me encantaba este restaurante, pero mi experiencia reciente me decepcionó mucho. Pedí una simple…read moremodificación --solo una hamburguesa sin pan-- y me dijeron que no podían atenderla. Al parecer, ni siquiera tienen un chef en el local que pueda atender un pedido básico. Es frustrante cuando un lugar que antes disfrutabas se vuelve tan inflexible. Definitivamente estoy pensando si volveré.

Best place for a vegan breakfast Their bread is amazing, so…read moreis the service Very complete meal, it can be considered brunch

No longer exists. What more needs to be said? The requirement for 85 characters is stupid.read more

This restaurant operates under a new name, but a comparison of the menus revealed similar items…read more I'd still give it high ratings. The food and service were excellent, I'm my humble opinion.

Food is good. Service is decent (Chilean standards of course). The restaurant is located within a…read morecharming little plaza which makes for a good ambience. Better than the other tapas place around the block.