This is the first disappointing dining experience I have had in Santiago. I came in for a late…read morelunch, and sat outside. A rather unfriendly young lady took my order, and brought me my drinks in a reasonable time. The pisco sour was not particularly good, compared to others I have sampled in both Peru and Chile. The mineral water was fine. The food was okay, nothing exceptional, but real my complaint is that my waitress disappeared off the face of the earth. She did not even bother to check in with me about my food. And I wanted a beer to sip on, but I never saw her again. I had to go in the restaurant, flag down a different server, and he had to look for her in order to get my bill. I was not expecting much, but I was looking for a reasonable place to have some food and a couple of beers. Too bad Schopdog is not that place.

Chile's decaying Chili's. I find this place to be hilarious, not just for the name (which I keep…read moreconfusing with cat-dog) but the decoration is pretty cool. We ordered some "chorrillanas" (french fries and sausages) and some sodas. Nothing fancy. But it was pretty good.

Fast and friendly service and the only game in town for Sunday night. Meat dies not taste like…read moretaco meat Try the street BBQ meat.

I should be embarrassed to say that my friends and I walked an hour to find this Taco Bell, but I'm…read morenot. This might possibly be the only Taco Bell in Chile, and it was delicious. But this is coming from a Taco Bell-starved foreign exchange student from the U.S., so keep that in mind.

Great french fry place ... as good as any in Belgium !!!…read more Love the wide variety of toppings with a very nice staff. Do not worry about the line as they are very effecient!

Coming from the land of burgers (USA that is) and eating at hundreds of spots around the world, I…read morefeel fairly decently positioned to provide an assessment. It's a popular establishment here and what I can say is that the burger probably sits in the average category. It does not have the secret flavor touch of burgers from premium chains like Shake Shack or Five Guys. It is also far from some "gourmet" burger joints now found in many cities. I also can't even put it up to challenge some of the steakhouse burgers, but that's a different category. At the same time, it is an good quality meat and a decent bread. The bread was both too squishy and too squished. I enjoyed the burger here, but cannot say that there would be a reason to come back had I lived in Santiago. The sautéed onions seemed way too sweet for me on the burger, but someone else might like it, so can't critique on that. The good part is that there are draft cold beers to chase the burger down and again, some pretty decent fries topped with cheese. People were nice, although a bit disorganized as they didn't realize we ordered a beer until I went to inquire. If visiting the city, the spot can probably be skipped, but coming here is also not going to be a highly regrettable moment as it is overall a good meal.

There's nothing wrong with the burgers at Streat Burger. They're plump, juicy, well priced, and…read morefilling. The problem is the meat is a little bland. There's a lot of potential here if they could improve the patties. The toppings are very good and their fries are nearly perfect. Even the veggie burger is solid. I'd happily return any time and try another burger. Service is pretty basic. You'll be eating outside under a covered patio and find multiple uncleaned tables. That could be improved pretty easily. Staff is nice and speaks basic English.

This is my safe place. Whenever I'm hungry at Parque Arauco I go to Tip y Tap. Everything here is…read moredelicious. Everythibghave tried the burgers, the fish, the filete a lo pobre, the pastel de jaiva, several sandwiches; all good! Great cooks. On the down side you could get a really nice waiter or the typical Chilean "unhaone. Be patient if you get there for lunch on the weekends, 2pm is the busiest hour.